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Gesie Van Eijk

BirthAbout 1720 - Weesp, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Death5 Mar 1797 - Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
MotherJohanna Brassaert
FatherHarmanis Van Eijk

Born in Weesp, Noord-Holland, Netherlands on About 1720 to Harmanis Van Eijk and Johanna Brassaert. Gesie Van Eijk married Barent Eversz and had 9 children. She passed away on 5 Mar 1797 in Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands.

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Parents
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Harmanis Van Eijk
Unknown - 1732
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Johanna Brassaert
Unknown - 1730
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Barent Eversz
1717 - 1783
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Evert Evers
1756 - 1823
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Henderik Eversz
1749 - Unknown
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Johanna Eversz
1750 - 1788
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Henderik Eversz
1760 - Unknown
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Margreeta Eversz
1746 - Unknown
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Harmanis Evertsz
1742 - Unknown
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Evert Evertsz
1745 - Unknown
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Lena Evertsz
1753 - Unknown
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Cornelis Evers
1762 - 1822

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