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Carl Gans

Birth25 Jan 1845 - Winterswijk, Holland
Death14/03/1917 - Not Available
MotherBetje Meijer Poppers
FatherAbraham Gans

Born in Winterswijk, Holland on 25 Jan 1845 to Abraham Gans and Betje Meijer Poppers. Carl Gans married Amalie Windmuller and had 11 children. He passed away on 14/03/1917.

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Parents
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Abraham Gans
1811 - 1903
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Betje Meijer Poppers
1806 - 1883
Spouse(s)
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Amalie Windmuller
1857 - 1938
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Moritz Israel Gans
1885 - 1980
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Paula Gans
1890 - 1943
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Bertha Gans
1880 - Unknown
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Sarah Selma Gans
1883 - 1971
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Samuel Gans
1887 - 1950
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Hedwig Helen Gans
1897 - 1980
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Isidor (Iken) Gans
1892 - 1962
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Meta Gans
1901 - 1943
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Ernst Gans
1895 - 1969
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Alfred Abraham Gans
1881 - 1957
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Karl Windmueller
1896 - 1897

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