Genealogische Databank Westland e.o. » Johannes Hofman (1854-1936)

Personal data Johannes Hofman 


Household of Johannes Hofman

He is married to Jansje Verweij de Winter.

They got married on May 30, 1891 at Naaldwijk, Westland (ZH), he was 36 years old.Source 3


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Johannes Hofman

Willem Hoofman
1788-1828
Maria van Haare
1788-1874
Johannes Reevers
± 1771-1844
Maria van Stigt
± 1777-1842
Willem Hofman
1816-1906

Johannes Hofman
1854-1936

1891

Jansje Verweij de Winter
1861-1934

Antheunia Cornelia Hofman
1899-1925

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Sources

  1. 's-Gravenzande akte 65
  2. Naaldwijk akte 84
  3. Naaldwijk akte 16


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