Family tree A.P. Anjema..Anjum » DIEUCKE GOSSES (± 1600-< 1695)

Personal data DIEUCKE GOSSES 

  • She was born about 1600 in NOORDEMEER.
  • She died before 1695 in HARDEGARYP.
  • A child of GOSSE and SEPCK AETZES

Household of DIEUCKE GOSSES

She is married to ROORD YPES.

They got married about 1625 at TIETJERK.


Child(ren):

  1. AETZE ROORDS  ± 1630-< 1695 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of DIEUCKE GOSSES

GOSSE
± 1573-> 1638
SEPCK AETZES
± 1575-< 1638

DIEUCKE GOSSES
± 1600-< 1695

± 1625

ROORD YPES
± 1600-> 1664

AETZE ROORDS
± 1630-< 1695

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Andre Anjema, "Family tree A.P. Anjema..Anjum", database, Genealogy Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/stambom-anjema/I1194.php : accessed April 25, 2024), "DIEUCKE GOSSES (± 1600-< 1695)".