Family tree Den Hengst / Elfferich » Niesken Claes (1621-????)

Personal data Niesken Claes 


Household of Niesken Claes

She is married to Jan Gijsbertsz. Clop.

They got married in the year 1641 at Hardinxveld, she was 20 years old.

RFN 886

Child(ren):

  3. Jan Jansz. Clop  1646-1727
  4. Gijsbert Janse Clop  1651-1718
  5. Fijke Jansz. Clop  1654-> 1703
  7. Gijsbert Jansz. Clop  1656-1718 
  8. Huijg Jansz. Clop  1659-1698

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Day of burial December 10, 1700

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