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Personal data Neeltje Tuck 


Household of Neeltje Tuck

She is married to Gerard de Koning.

They got married on April 10, 1726 at Sint Maartensdijk, Zeeland, Nederland.


Child(ren):

  1. Cornelia de Koning  1727-????
  2. Kornelis de Koning  1728-1787 
  3. Joost de Koning  1730-????
  4. Hendrik de Koning  1732-1767 
  6. Geertje de Koning  1736-????
  7. Neeltje de Koning  1738-????
  8. Rachel de Koning  1739-????
  9. Neeltje de Koning  1741-1813

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