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Personal data Peter der junge Doetsch 

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Household of Peter der junge Doetsch


Child(ren):

  1. Thomas Doetsch  1465-1555 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Peter der junge Doetsch

Henne Doetsch
1400-1465

Peter der junge Doetsch
1430-1500



Onbekend

Thomas Doetsch
1465-1555

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