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Personal data Henderica Cornelia van der Heiden 


Household of Henderica Cornelia van der Heiden

She is married to Johannes van Dam.

They got married on November 12, 1856 at Haarlem, she was 24 years old.Source 2


Child(ren):

  2. Jacoba Maria van Dam  ± 1860-1884
  5. Arie van Dam  1864-1943
  8. Nicolaas van Dam  1871-1871
  11. Franciscus van Dam  1877-1877


Notes about Henderica Cornelia van der Heiden

dochter van Cornelis van der Heiden, behangersknecht, zadelmaker, en Johanna Agatha ten Boekel, winkelierster.

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