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Personal data Wouter van Schendel 


Household of Wouter van Schendel

He is married to Francisca Snelders.

They got married on May 25, 1838 at Oosterhout, NB, he was 23 years old.Source 3

[Oosterhout 1838 Aktenummer: 27]

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Wouter van Schendel

Wouter van Schendel
1814-1895

1838

Francisca Snelders
-1870


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Sources

  1. Oosterhout 1814 Aktenummer: 88
  2. Oosterhout 1895 Aktenummer: 132
  3. Oosterhout 1838 Aktenummer: 27

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