Family tree Van Willigen » Willem van Bodegom (1755-1803)

Personal data Willem van Bodegom 


Household of Willem van Bodegom

He is married to Antje van Willigen.

They got married in the year 1785, he was 30 years old.


Child(ren):

  1. Abraham van Bodegom  1787-1860 
  2. Jaapje van Bodegom  1788-1833
  3. Anna van Bodegom  1790-????

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Willem van Bodegom

Willem van Bodegom
1755-1803

1785

Antje van Willigen
1760-1800

Abraham van Bodegom
1787-1860
Jaapje van Bodegom
1788-1833
Anna van Bodegom
1790-????

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