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Personal data Anna Maria Schoenmakers 


Household of Anna Maria Schoenmakers

She is married to Johannes Antonius van Tilborg.

They got married on August 11, 1898 at Oosterhout, NB, she was 28 years old.Source 3

[Oosterhout 1898 Aktenummer: 66]

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  1. Raamsdonk 1870 Aktenummer: 43
  2. Oosterhout 1926 Aktenummer: 117
  3. Oosterhout 1898 Aktenummer: 66

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