Family tree Willard » Arejaantje Bredero (± 1740-????)

Personal data Arejaantje Bredero 

  • She was born about 1740 in Edam.
  • This information was last updated on July 14, 2016.

Household of Arejaantje Bredero

She is married to Adrianus Dircks Wiltschut.

They were married in church on July 22, 1764 at Purmerend.

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De Heeren Commissarissen der Huwelijkse Zaken hebben op 7 Julij behoorlijk ingewilligt om in de Kerke deezer Stad te worden gegeven
Adriaan Wiltschut, J.M. geboren te Amsterdam,dog nu woonende in deese Stad met
Arejaantje Bredero, J.D. geboren in Edam, dog nu woonende in deezer Stad.
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