Family tree Goossen » Jacomijna VANÊDEÊPOEL (1753-1837)

Personal data Jacomijna VANÊDEÊPOEL 


Household of Jacomijna VANÊDEÊPOEL

She had a relationship with Frederick VANÊSCHAIJK.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jacomijna VANÊDEÊPOEL

Cornelis LEENDERSÊVANÊDEÊPOEL
1697-????
Teuntje BERNTS
????-± 1745

Jacomijna VANÊDEÊPOEL
1753-1837


Frederick VANÊSCHAIJK
1761-1832


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    Sources

    1. Heteren, Doopboek van (datum - ), Doopboek van Heteren (Deed)
    2. Heteren, Lidmatenboek van (datum - ), Lidmatenboek van Heteren (Deed)

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    Pieter Goossen, "Family tree Goossen", database, Genealogy Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-goossen/I316.php : accessed June 22, 2024), "Jacomijna VANÊDEÊPOEL (1753-1837)".