Stamboom vd Schoot en v Gelder » Cornelia Theodoris van den Bruehl (1671-1758)

Personal data Cornelia Theodoris van den Bruehl 


Household of Cornelia Theodoris van den Bruehl

She is married to Goijaert Jan Goijaert Mutsaerts.

They got married on May 1, 1690 at Tilburg, NB Netherlands, she was 18 years old.Source 1


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