Family tree Rikkers - Taphorn » Gerardus van de Camp (1772-1849)

Personal data Gerardus van de Camp 


Household of Gerardus van de Camp

He is married to Elisabeth van Buuren.

They got married on May 10, 1803 at Megen, Noord-Brabant, nederland, he was 31 years old.


Child(ren):

  2. Benedictus van de Camp  1805-1867 
  6. Helena van de Camp  1809-1811
  11. Hermanus van de Camp  1814-1865 
  12. Helena van de Camp  1815-1815
  14. Joannes van de Camp  1820-1842

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