Stamboomsite Wietze Steensma » Taapke Landheer (1890-1966)

Personal data Taapke Landheer 

  • She was born on June 28, 1890 in Surhuisterveen.
    Aangiftedatum: 30 juni 1890
    Geboren 28 juni 1890 om 03.00 uur te Surhuisterveen
    Kind: Taapke, dochter van;
    Vader: --
    Moeder: Sijtske Wiersma, arbgeidster te Surhuisterveen
    Kind aangegeven door:
    Wikke van Doezum, oud 51 jaar, arbeidster te Surhuisterveen
    [bron: Geboorteregister Achtkarspelen 1890, aktenr.170]
     
    - In de kantlijn van bovenstaande akte:
      Kind erkend bij huwelijk Wijtze Landheer en Sijtske Wiersma op 19 november 1892.
  • Birth registration on June 30, 1890.
  • She died on July 7, 1966 in Sebaldeburen, she was 76 years old.
    Aangiftedatum: 8 juli 1966
    Overleden 7 juli 1966 om 12.30 uur te Sebaldeburen
    Overledene: Taapke Landheer, oud 76 jaar, zonder beroep
    Geboren te Surhuisterveen, wonende te Sebaldeburen
    Weduwe van Pieter Meijer
    Vader: Wijtze Landheer
    Moeder: Sijtske Wiersma, beiden overleden
    [bron: Overlijdensregister Grootegast 1966, aktenr.31]
  • Death registration on July 8, 1966.
  • The birth parents are Wijtze Landheer and Sijtske Wiersma
  • This information was last updated on November 20, 2019.

Household of Taapke Landheer

She is married to Pieter Meijer.

They got married on June 1, 1912 at gemeente Achtkarspelen, she was 21 years old.

Huwelijk: 1 juni 1912 te Achtkarspelen
Bruidegom: Pieter Meijer, oud 20 jaar, arbeider
Geboren en wonende te Surhuisterveen
Vader: Hessel Meijer, koopman
Moeder: Trientje Pietens, zonder beroep, beiden te Surhuisterveen
Bruid: Taapke Landheer, oud 21 jaar, zonder beroep
Geboren en wonende te Surhuisterveen
Vader: Wijtze Landheer, arbeider
Moeder: Sijtske Wiersma, zonder beroep, beiden te Surhuisterveen
Erkenning één dochter:
Sijtske, geboren 20 januari 1910 te Surhuisterveen
[bron: Huwelijksregister Achtkarspelen 1912, aktenr.63]

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Taapke Landheer

Seije Ebes Landheer
1825-1876
Taabke Grofsmid
1824-1910
Jan Wiersma
1840-1883
Wikke van Doezum
1838-1917

Taapke Landheer
1890-1966

1912

Pieter Meijer
1891-1951


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