Stamboom De Weger/Kuipers » Nicolaus (Clos) Simons (????-1753)

Personal data Nicolaus (Clos) Simons 

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Household of Nicolaus (Clos) Simons

He is married to Gertrudis /Feijss Feijs.

They got married about 1721.


Child(ren):

  1. Henricus Simons  1725-1806 

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Nicolaus (Clos) Simons
????-1753

± 1721

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