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Personal data Jannetje BAKKER Jdr 


Household of Jannetje BAKKER Jdr

She is married to Jan van der BEEK.

They got married on February 9, 1860 at Haarlemmermeer, Haarlem, NL-NH, she was 48 years old.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jannetje BAKKER

Jan BAKKER
1748-????
Susanna van den BOS
1753-1819
Pieter BOTH
± 1754-????
Neeltje van den DOEL
± 1758-????
Jacob BAKKER
1779-1836
Hester BOTH
1783-????

Jannetje BAKKER
1812-± 1877

1860

Jan van der BEEK
1822-1895


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