Death on in Alkmaar (Netherlands)

Father

Matthijs Snoeck

Mother

Anthonia Marcus

Deceased

Partner


Source citation

North Holland Archives in Haarlem (Netherlands), Civil registration deaths
burgerlijke stand van de gemeente Alkmaar, Archiefdeel van (dubbele) registers van de, archive 358.4, inventory number 31835, 12-05-1835, Overlijdensakten van de gemeente Alkmaar, 1835, record number 144

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Death, 11-5-1835, Alkmaar, Susanna Aletta Elisabeth Snoeck, Andries Jacob Kluppel, Matthijs Snoeck, Anthonia Marcus, North Holland Archives (Netherlands): Civil registration deaths

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North Holland Archives (Netherlands), burgerlijke stand van de gemeente Alkmaar, Archiefdeel van (dubbele) registers van de, May 12, 1835, record number 144