Family tree Griffioen Jellema Friese Adel » Goosen Mercks (Goossen Gosse) van Terwischa (1597-1639)

Personal data Goosen Mercks (Goossen Gosse) van Terwischa 


Household of Goosen Mercks (Goossen Gosse) van Terwischa

He is married to Wypcke (Wipke) Meintsdr (Meynts, Meintes).

They got married


Child(ren):

  1. Bontje van Terwisga  ????-1691
  2. Berend Terwisga  ± 1615-???? 

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