Sluzigers (e.a.) » Jan David Huijer (1730-1807)

Personal data Jan David Huijer 


Household of Jan David Huijer

He is married to Maria Jans Deutgenius.

Permission for the marriage has been obtained in Amsterdam on September 6, 1805.Source 2

They got married on September 30, 1805 at Zwolle, Betlehemse kerk, he was 75 years old.Source 3

bruidegom is weduwnaar van Jennigjen Hekhuis

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Sources

  1. Descendants of Jacob Huijer
  2. Ondertrouwregisters 1565-1811 Amsterdam
  3. Zwolle, afbeeldingen ref. trouwen 1581-1648, 1655-1762 (incl. van elders en op attestatieen), 1693-1701, 1762-1826 [PDF]

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