Sluzigers (e.a.) » Margje Roelofs Mandemaker (1755-1832)

Personal data Margje Roelofs Mandemaker 


Household of Margje Roelofs Mandemaker

(1) She is married to Willem van 'S Heerenberg.

They got married on March 23, 1783 at Hees, she was 28 years old.Source 1


(2) She is married to Derk Kruijsweg.

They got married about 1797.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Margje Roelofs Mandemaker

Hilligjen Alberts
± 1685-1750
Kornelisjen Willems
± 1690-< 1749

Margje Roelofs Mandemaker
1755-1832

(1) 1783
(2) ± 1797

Derk Kruijsweg
± 1765-????


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