Carolus van DammeGeboortenaam: Carolus van DammeGeslacht: ManGeboorte: 15 okt 1793 - Adegem, Oost-Vlaanderen, BelgiumOuders: Franciscus Bernardus van Damme, Maria Cornelia van Damme (geboren Boelens)Broers/zusters: Franciscus Bernardus van Damme, Cornelius van Damme, Petrus Joannes van Damme, Francisca van Damme, Joanna Maria van Damme, Joannes Baptist van Damme, Ferdinandus van Damme, Jacobus Bernardus van Damme, Seraphina van Damme
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