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Jannetje Jorise
Rapalje
Alternate Last Name
Van der Beek, Vanderbeeck
ID
1609,000,161
Gender
Female
Birth Date
1629-08-18
Birth Location
New Amsterdam, New Netherland
Death Date
1699-05-29
Death Location
Brooklyn, NY (Breuckelen)
Family
Father
Joris (George) Rapalje (ID: 184)
Mother
Catalina Trico (ID: 660,031)
Brothers
Jan Jorizen Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,163)
Jacob Joriszen Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,164)
Jeronemus Joriszen Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,166)
Daniel Jorise Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,169)
Sisters
Sara Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,102)
Marritie Jorise Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,160)
Judith Jorise Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,162)
Catharijn Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,165)
Annatje Jorise Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,167)
Elizabeth Jorise Rapalje (ID: 1609,000,168)
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Notes:

Wife of Rem (Janszen) van der Beeck — married 21 Dec 1642 in New Amsterdam, New Netherland

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