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Personal data Bernardus VANÊDEÊPOEL 


Household of Bernardus VANÊDEÊPOEL

He is married to Gesina SCHUPPERS.

They got married on August 10, 1841 at Zaltbommel, he was 25 years old.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Bernardus VANÊDEÊPOEL

Barendt VANÊDEÊPOEL
1742-????
Neuleke GEURTZEN
????-
Matthijs VANÊDULLEM
1755-< 1793
Johanna JELISSEN
????-

Bernardus VANÊDEÊPOEL
1815-1866

1841

Gesina SCHUPPERS
1812-1888


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