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Personal data Catharina Aarden 


Household of Catharina Aarden

She is married to Louis van Vugt.

They got married on April 19, 1883 at Oosterhout, NB, she was 22 years old.Source 3

[Oosterhout 1883 Aktenummer: 15]

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Catharina Aarden

Catharina Aarden
1860-1946

1883

Louis van Vugt
1858-1952

Petrus Johannes van Vugt
1886-????

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  1. Oosterhout 1860 Aktenummer: 161
  2. Oosterhout 1946 Aktenummer: 179
  3. Oosterhout 1883 Aktenummer: 15

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