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Personal data Rocha van Brederode 


Household of Rocha van Brederode

She is married to Johan Piccardt.

They got married in the year 1625 at Egmond aan Zee, she was 22 years old.


Child(ren):

  1. Agnieta Piccardt  1627-???? 
  2. Maria Piccardt  1630-1644
  3. Johannes Piccardt  1632-1662 
  4. Isabella Piccardt  1635-1699
  5. Alexander Piccardt  1637-????
  6. Lowijs Piccardt  1640-????

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