Family tree Eijken » Jan Joes Kepkens "Brerijs" van den Nulandt (1440-1489)

Personal data Jan Joes Kepkens "Brerijs" van den Nulandt 


Household of Jan Joes Kepkens "Brerijs" van den Nulandt

He is married to Maryken Dierck.

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Notes about Jan Joes Kepkens "Brerijs" van den Nulandt

Roepnaam Berijs
Hij bezat een molen te Moergestel

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