Family tree Ottenhoff - Schilder » Antonia "Toontje" van der Linden (1800-1846)

Personal data Antonia "Toontje" van der Linden 


Household of Antonia "Toontje" van der Linden

She is married to Adrianus Stolker.

They got married on November 21, 1829 at Loenersloot, she was 29 years old.

Afkondigingen 8-11-1829 en 15-11-1829 te Loenersloot en Loosdrecht

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Antonia van der Linden

Antonia van der Linden
1800-1846

1829

Adrianus Stolker
1805-????


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