Stamboom: van Beelen / Vink / van den Oever / van Hensbergen » Annetje van Duijvenbode (1805-1892)

Personal data Annetje van Duijvenbode 


Household of Annetje van Duijvenbode

She is married to Jan de Best.

They got married on May 30, 1830 at Katwijk aan Zee, she was 24 years old.


Child(ren):

  1. Johannes de Best  1831-1915 

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