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Personal data Pietronella Molenberg 


Household of Pietronella Molenberg

She is married to Arien de Boef.

Permission for the marriage was obtained May 23, 1804.

They got married on June 10, 1804 at Brakel, Gelderland.Source 1

Den 10.06.1804 zyn op attestatie van drie agtereenvolgende huwelyks afkondigingen te Brakel in den huwelyken staat bevestigd Arie de Boef weduwenaar van Josina van Mourik geb. en woonachtig te Brakel en Pietronella Molenberg j.d. geb. te Harderwyk en woonachtig te Brakel.

Child(ren):

  1. Klaas de Boef  1806-1836
  2. Arie de Boef  1815-1887

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Pietronella Molenberg

Pietronella Molenberg
-1841

1804

Arien de Boef
1765-1840

Klaas de Boef
1806-1836
Arie de Boef
1815-1887

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