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Personal data Dirck Diurris 

  • Profession: Trader, Preacher.
  • Religion: Doopsgezind.
  • He died before 1723.
  • A child of Diurre Dirx
  • This information was last updated on May 18, 2019.

Household of Dirck Diurris

(1) He is married to Sipck Ritskes.

They got married February 1672 at Grouw, Friesland, Nederland.


Child(ren):

  1. Ritske Dircks  ????-< 1749 


(2) He is married to Aaltje Carstens TIGLER.

They got married on August 23, 1699.


Notes about Dirck Diurris

Residences : Grou - Trader of butter and lay preacher Dirck refused to get married in Nederlands Hervormd church

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Dirck Diurris

Dirck Diurris
????-< 1723

(1) 1672

Sipck Ritskes
????-

Ritske Dircks
????-< 1749
(2) 1699

Aaltje Carstens TIGLER
± 1650-1736


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