Family tree Schrier-Bronsema

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The Family tree Schrier-Bronsema publication was prepared by (contact the author) and consists of 6,716 persons. Because of privacy, 1,258 persons are not made visible. More statistical information about the publication (like numbers and dispersion of genealogical events) can be found on the statistics page. A list with used sources can be found on the sources page. This publication was last updated on Thursday, September 7, 2023.


This family tree describes the ancestry of the Schrier-Bronsema family, insofar as it concerns persons of the families Schrier, Kasteleijn, Dees and de Goffau on the one hand (Chris Schrier branch) and Bronsema, Verhoeven and Tamminga on the other hand (Trudie Bronsema branch). This now concerns 7958 persons.

Data of the aforementioned families have been obtained by consulting as many reliable sources as possible, available on the internet. Undoubtedly there are still errors. In particular, data from before 1800 are (still) missing or incomplete and/or debatable. Suggestions for improvements are welcome via the contact form.

Much of the information about the Dees family is indebted to Drs. D.J.D. Dees, author of the book "The Dees-van de Raedden family 1582-1982" and the 1993 update. For which sincere thanks!

Last update: July 22, 2023

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