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Personal data Wilhelmina Elisabeth Josephina "Mientje" Peterse 


Household of Wilhelmina Elisabeth Josephina "Mientje" Peterse

(1) She is married to J.M. Paardekoper.

They got married.


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(2) She is married to Johan Judocus Henricus van Amelsvoort.

They got married on April 4, 1941 at Eindhoven, she was 25 years old.

Johan Judocus Henricus van Amelsvoort
Geboren 29 juni 1914
Overleden 28 oktober 1941, leeftijd bij overlijden: 27 jaar oud
Handelsagent

Ouders
Henricus Joannes Maria van Amelsvoort, geboren 22 januari 1880 - Tilburg, Noord Brabant, Nederland, overleden 15 december 1948 leeftijd bij overlijden: 68 jaar oud, Handelsagent
Gehuwd 16 mei 1905, Geldrop, Noord Brabant, Nederland, met Wilhelmina Maria Smulders, geboren 25 augustus 1877 - Geldrop, Noord Brabant, Nederland, overleden 4 januari 1941 - Eindhoven, Noord Brabant, Nederland leeftijd bij overlijden: 63 jaar oud

Broers en zusters
V Dorothea Elisabeth Josephina van Amelsvoort 1906-2003
V Anna Elisabeth Maria van Amelsvoort 1909-2002
V Elisabeth Catharina Maria van Amelsvoort 1910-2001
V Therese Antonia Wilhelmina van Amelsvoort 1913-2001

Grootouders langs vaderszijde, ooms en tantes
M Johannes Franciscus Willebaldus van Amelsvoort 1851-1913 gehuwd
V Dorothea Maria Melis 1856-
M Henricus Joannes Maria van Amelsvoort 1880-1948
gehuwd (1905)
5 kinderen
V Josephina Maria van Amelsvoort 1881-1882
niet gehuwd, zonder afstammelingen
M Ludovicus Adrianus Cornelius van Amelsvoort 1882-
niet gehuwd, zonder afstammelingen
V Maria Anna van Amelsvoort 1883-1968
niet gehuwd, zonder afstammelingen
V Elisabeth Theresia Maria van Amelsvoort 1885-1887
niet gehuwd, zonder afstammelingen
V Theresia Petronella Maria van Amelsvoort 1886-
niet gehuwd, zonder afstammelingen
V Maria Josephina Elisabeth van Amelsvoort 1888-1972
gehuwd (1914)
M Joseph Cornelius van Amelsvoort 1890-
niet gehuwd, zonder afstammelingen
M Joannes Adrianus van Amelsvoort 1892-1894
niet gehuwd, zonder afstammelingen
M Franciscus Ludovicus Cornelius van Amelsvoort 1894-1895
niet gehuwd, zonder afstammelingen

Grootouders langs moederszijde, ooms en tantes
M Johannes Smulders 1828- gehuwd (1855)
V Elisabeth van Stratum 1836-1882
V Wilhelmina Maria Smulders 1877-1941
gehuwd (1905)
5 kinderen

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