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Personal data Cornelus van den Dungen 


Household of Cornelus van den Dungen

He is married to Hendrika van Dijk.

They got married on April 17, 1896 at Sint-Oedenrode, Meierijstad, NB, he was 36 years old.Source 3

[St. Oedenrode 1896 Aktenummer: 7]

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Cornelus van den Dungen
1860-1947

1896

Hendrika van Dijk
1866-1933


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  1. St. Oedenrode 1860 Aktenummer: 13
  2. St. Oedenrode 1947 Aktenummer: 42
  3. St. Oedenrode 1896 Aktenummer: 7

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