Source citation
Municipal archive Schiedam, Civil registration marriages
Schiedam, February 7, 1828, record number 7
This data was last updated on December 12, 2023 by the source holder and first published on Open Archives on April 19, 2017. Online code sch2. Provenance information: wetransfer_export-schiedamgen_2022_01-11_1402.zip via SCH in2csv csv2a2a, originele record identifier is 2.1828.7.
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