Family tree Veenstra, Dijkstra, Peperkamp and Van den Dobbelsteen » Jan den Otter (1827-1896)

Personal data Jan den Otter 


Household of Jan den Otter

He is married to Petronella Fierant.

They got married on September 8, 1855 at Zoelen, he was 28 years old.


Child(ren):

  3. Jan den Otter  1859-1859
  4. Jan den Otter  1860-1867
  6. Peter Jan den Otter  1865-1866
  7. Bertha den Otter  1867-1868
  8. Janna den Otter  1870-1872

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