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Fotos, Ahnen der Familien Rulffes, Lohmann, Bavink
200,005/NL Bavink, Bernh. 200,5/Nachlass Bernhard Bavink
200,5/Nachlass Bernhard Bavink >> 05 Fotos und Fotoalben
1870 - 1900, um 1920
Enthält: s/w, Porträtfotos, einige beschriftet: Caroline Katharine Viemann, geb. Güth (April 1782 - 22.1.1826); Johanne Christine Brahe, geb. Viemann (11.2.1812 - 30.1.1867); Emilia Brahe (17.2.1824 - 4.12.1904); Friedrich Wilhelm Lohmann (5.2.1813 - 27.6.1861); Elise Lohmann; Mathilde Lohmann (Tante Tilla); Agnes Lohmann mit Kind; Großtante Minchen (Warns); Großmutter Rulffes, geb. Caroline Reinken (ca. 1875); Tante Marie Rulffes (1870); Tante Lammina Bavink, geb. Rulffes (gest. 1877), Mutter von Gretchen Bavink; Elea Bavink, geb. Rulffes, auch Foto vom Grabstein: Elea Johanna Bavink, geb. Rulffes (3.9.1845 - 5.2.1904); Großmutter Rulffes (um 1890); Tante Toni Rulffes (1885); Tante Mette Bavink, geb. Rulffes (gest. 1892); Großmutter Bavink, geb. Telina Margareta van Hoorn (1800-1892); Gruppenfotos: Fünf alte Damen (um 1890); elf Personen der Familie Lohmann um Großmutter Lohmann herum, mit Angaben der Ehepartner und der Kinder: Heinrich, Milum (Engelking), Fritz, Albert, Mathilde (Eberhard), Elise (Fiedler), Hermann, Wim, Karl, Otto; Gruppenfotos mit Tante Lene, Großmutter Lohmann, Jürgen, Ulla und Brita; Weihnachten in Tengen mit Traugott u. a.
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