Family tree Willard » Pieter Ariensz Tom (????-< 1650)

Personal data Pieter Ariensz Tom 


Household of Pieter Ariensz Tom

He is married to Ingetje Pieters Vermeul.

They got married about 1605.


Child(ren):

  1. Jan Pietersz Tom  ± 1605-????
  2. Dirk Pieterszen Tom  ± 1605-???? 
  3. Ocker Pietersz Tom  ????-1668 


Notes about Pieter Ariensz Tom

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Verkoopt 15-01-1646 te Gouderak in het Middenblok aan Ocker Pietersz zijn zoon, 2 morgen en 15 hont houtland met huis en erf, buitendijcks in het Middenblok, voor 1300 gulden.
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