Family tree Van Knippenberg » Jutte Oppen Berghe (????-1372)

Personal data Jutte Oppen Berghe 

  • She died on March 17, 1372.

    Fout Attention: Deceased (March 17, 1372) before baptism (??-??-1400) of child (Aleyt Knippenborgh).


Household of Jutte Oppen Berghe

She is married to Henrich I (Henrike) van der Knippenborg.

They got married before February 26, 1368.


Child(ren):

  1. Rutgher II van der Knippenborgh  ± 1368-± 1415 
  2. Aleyt Knippenborgh  1400-????

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jutte Oppen Berghe

Jutte Oppen Berghe
????-1372

< 1368

Henrich I (Henrike) van der Knippenborg
< 1350-1398

Rutgher II van der Knippenborgh
± 1368-± 1415
Aleyt Knippenborgh
1400-????

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Day of death March 17, 1372



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