Family tree Kamermans-Van Westen » Maria Janse van Houte (????-1742)

Personal data Maria Janse van Houte 

  • She died November 1742 in Koudekerke.Source 1
    In het digitale begrafenis-register staat onder 17-11-1742: Maria Janse van Houte (opmerking Weduwe van Cornelis Kaljou). Maar er is op deze dag een aangifte-begrafenis-vermelding van Cornelis Kaljou. Een vergissing van de digitaliseerders?
  • Death registration on November 17, 1742.Source 1
  • She is buried November 1742 in Koudekerke.Source 1
  • This information was last updated on October 21, 2023.

Household of Maria Janse van Houte

She is married to Cornelis Caljouw.

They got married


Notes about Maria Janse van Houte

Op 04-09-1689 lidmaat van de Nederduitsch-gereformeerde kerk te Koudekerke, met attestatie van Kleverskerke.

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Sources

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About the surname Van Houte


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