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Personal data Catharina Klases 

  • She was christened on September 16, 1802 in Makkum.Source 1
    * Wonseradeel, dopen, doopjaar 1802
    Gedoopt op 16 september 1802 in Makkum
    Dopeling: Catrina, dochter
    Vader: Klaas Pol
    Moeder: Monica Wagenaar
    Doopheffer: Trijntie Wagenaar
  • She died before 1811.
  • A child of Klaas Jacobs Pol and Monica Jans Wagenaar
  • This information was last updated on November 7, 2014.

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