Family tree de Bruijn » Anna Melser (1843-1909)

Personal data Anna Melser 


Household of Anna Melser

She is married to Johannes Paes.

They got married


Child(ren):

  3. Johanna Paes  1871-1874
  4. Wilhelmus Paes  1873-1914
  5. Johanna Paes  1876-1876
  6. Maria Anna Paes  1877-????
  7. Cornelia Paes  1880-1884

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