Saara Born<br>Geboortenaam: Saara Born<br>Geslacht: Vrouw<br>Doop: 15 sep 1706 - Ulmet, Pfalz, Bayern<br>Woonplaats: Ulmet, Bavaria, Germany&;lt;br>Ouders: Hannss Daniel Born, Anna Eva Born (geboren Schwab)<br>Broers/zusters: Anna Barbara Born, Johann Adam Born, Anna Margretha Zittel (geboren Born), Anna Catharine Samsel (geboren Borm), Elizabeth Borm, Anna Eva Born, Eliesabetha Catharina Grub (geboren Born), Johann Jacob Born
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