Stamboom Kersten-Beelen (Regio Heumen-Nijmegen-Groesbeek-Schaijk) » Jan "die Cuper" Arndtsen

Personal data Jan "die Cuper" Arndtsen 

  • Nickname is die Cuper.

Household of Jan "die Cuper" Arndtsen

He has/had a relationship with Jacoba Onbekend.

Event (Familiewapen) in the year 1564 in Beuningen, Gelderland, Nederland .Source 1

Arndtsen die Cuper, Jan: 519, OBG 382, 383 (1564) te
Beuningen
acoba, vr. van Jan Arndtsz: 774, OBG 383 (1564)
Beuningen

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Sources

  1. https://studiezaal.nijmegen.nl/detail.php?id=20228394&nav_id=1-1&index=0

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