Family tree Batavier » Hans Harms Brinkema (± 1801-1851)

Personal data Hans Harms Brinkema 

  • He was born about 1801.Source 1
  • Profession: Dagloner.Source 2
  • He died on May 2, 1851 in Woihenbelt (D).Source 3
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  • This information was last updated on October 12, 2021.

Household of Hans Harms Brinkema

He is married to Grietje Harms Stubbe.

They got married.Source 4


Child(ren):

  1. Roelf Hanssen Brinkema  1833-1878 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Hans Harms Brinkema

Hans Harms Brinkema
± 1801-1851


Grietje Harms Stubbe
± 1800-1835

Roelf Hanssen Brinkema
1833-1878

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Sources

  1. Overlijdensakte
  2. Doopakte van zoon Roelf
  3. Overlijdensakte, extract bij de huwelijksbijlagen van zoon Roelf
  4. Overlijdensakte van zoon Roelf

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