Family tree Jansen » Johann Reuter (1565-> 1631)

Personal data Johann Reuter 


Household of Johann Reuter


Child(ren):

  1. Johann Rüther  1590-1670 
  2. Gebbeke Ruiter  1600-> 1652 


Notes about Johann Reuter

urk. 1606-1631, bezahlt 1620 Strafe, weil er Johann Deiters verwundet ha

Timeline Johann Reuter

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Johann Reuter

Fox van Schuttorp
1515-> 1568
Gesecke N
????-> 1568
Hermann Reuter
1540-> 1593

Johann Reuter
1565-> 1631



Onbekend

Johann Rüther
1590-1670
Gebbeke Ruiter
1600-> 1652

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