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Harm Jans Post

BirthNOV 1763 - Vollenhove
Death21 Oct 1826 - Mastenbroek, Overijssel, Netherlands
MotherJacobje Jans van der Linde
FatherJan Post

Born in Vollenhove on NOV 1763 to Jan Post and Jacobje Jans van der Linde. Harm Jans Post married Niesje Belt and had 8 children. He passed away on 21 Oct 1826 in Mastenbroek, Overijssel, Netherlands.

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Jan Post
1729 - 1793
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Jacobje Jans Van Der Linde
1728 - 1779
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Niesje Belt
1765 - 1848
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Jan Hermens Post
1793 - 1857
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Hendrick Post
1799 - 1860
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Marrigje Post
1791 - 1861
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Jan Herms Post
1786 - 1844
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Kees Hermens Post
1797 - 1878
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Jacobje Harms Post
1789 - 1798
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Marrigje Hermens Post
1788 - 1789
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Harm Post
1802 - 1872

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