Family tree van Gils » Remke Jelmers (± 1580-± 1656)

Personal data Remke Jelmers 

  • She was born about 1580 in Wirdum, Loppersum, Groningen, Nederland.
  • She died about 1656 in Wirdum, Loppersum, Groningen, Nederland.

Household of Remke Jelmers

(1) She had a relationship with Wiltet Havicks Louwens.


Child(ren):

  1. Grietien Wiltets Louwens  ± 1620-< 1663 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Remke Jelmers

Remke Jelmers
± 1580-± 1656


Wiltet Havicks Louwens
± 1585-1641

Grietien Wiltets Louwens
± 1620-< 1663

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