Family tree Veenstra, Dijkstra, Peperkamp and Van den Dobbelsteen » Johannes van Berkel (1860-1933)

Personal data Johannes van Berkel 


Household of Johannes van Berkel

He is married to Alida Peeperkamp.

They got married on July 16, 1884 at 's Hertogenbosch, he was 24 years old.


Child(ren):

  3. Antonia van Berkel  1888-1970 
  4. Johannes van Berkel  1892-1977 
  6. Cornelia van Berkel  1898-1899

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