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Household of GEERTRUID JANNETTE van LEEUWEN

She is married to CORNELIS HARMANUS SNABEL.

They got married on August 6, 1942 at Amsterdam, Nederland, she was 28 years old.


Notes about GEERTRUID JANNETTE van LEEUWEN

geb.akte nr. 51


geb. Wijk 6 nr. 217, Sloten


roepnaam: Truus


Get.huw. -


Pieter Snabel, Broer bruidegom, Kantoorbediende, 30 jaar 


Johannes Cornelis van Leeuwen, Broer bruid, Rijksambtenaar, 31 jaar.


 


adressen:


Heemstede.


Amsterdam.


16 aug. 1937: Copernicusstr. 35


14 juli   1941: Pb.313373


OR. Amstel (Duivendrecht)


8 aug. 1942: Molenkade 12


13 juni 1944 Middenweg 37 I


15 aug. 1960 Linnaeushof 41 II


 


 


Begr. reg. SAA- 3290028


 

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