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Personal data Theresia Johanna Goes 


Household of Theresia Johanna Goes

She is married to Martinus van Rensen.

They got married on April 4, 1864 at Arkel, Molenlanden, ZH, she was 23 years old.Source 2

[Arkel 1864 Aktenummer: 1]

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Theresia Johanna Goes

Theresia Johanna Goes
1841-1903

1864

Martinus van Rensen
1832-1914

Johanna Marcellina van Rensen
1881-????

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  1. Nijmegen 1903 Aktenummer: 621
  2. Arkel 1864 Aktenummer: 1

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