Johannes Radix was born on December 14, 1793 in Brielle. Perhaps you can find a scan of this in the source Zuid-Holland » Brielle » Doopregister (katholiek).
Jacoba Radix was born on March 13, 1795 in Brielle. Perhaps you can find a scan of this in the source Zuid-Holland » Brielle » Doopregister (katholiek).
Johanna Nobel Radix was born on May 15, 1796 in Brielle. Perhaps you can find a scan of this in the source Zuid-Holland » Brielle » Doopregister (katholiek).
Augustina (Christina) Radix was born on December 26, 1797 in Brielle. Perhaps you can find a scan of this in the source Zuid-Holland » Brielle » Doopregister (katholiek).
Leena Radix was born on October 22, 1799 in Brielle. Perhaps you can find a scan of this in the source Zuid-Holland » Brielle » Doopregister (katholiek).
Jacque Alexis Maingaut and Maria Radix were married on January 16, 1803 in Brielle. Perhaps you can find a scan of this in the source Zuid-Holland » Brielle » Trouwregister.
Marie Elisabeth Maingaut was born on March 8, 1804 in Brielle. Perhaps you can find a scan of this in the source Zuid-Holland » Brielle » Doopregister (katholiek).
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