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Josephus Nicolaas Diert van Melissant
1761-1826


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  1. https://genver.nl (Zuid-Holland, 's-Gravenhage, Dopen RK 1711-1811)
  2. www.haagsgemeentearchief.nl
  3. Burgerlijke stand der Stad 's-Gravenhage

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