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Notes about Willem de Cuser

Huurt land in het Middeleeuwse Noord-Holland (1317); is slotvoogd op deDullenburg in de Mars bij Rhenen (12-10-1319); tocht zijn (1e) vrouw metde helft van zijn bezit op IJsselmonde (06-12-1327); word
Stamvader van de heren de Cuser.

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    1. Caughey Web Site, Grant Caughey, Willem de Cuser, February 7, 2011
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      Familiesite: Caughey Web Site
      Stamboom: Legacy 31 Jan 2010

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