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Tamine Ottoline (born 07-03-1848 in Nijmegen, died 26-02-1868 in The Hague) was the daughter of Eugene Gustave Boesses, occupation 'ontvanger polderlasten' (born 15-02-1817 in Nijmegen, died 10-05-1858 in Nijmegen) and Jonkvrouwe Johanna Alida W

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Tamine Ottoline (born 07-03-1848 in Nijmegen, died 26-02-1868 in The Hague) was the daughter of Eugene Gustave Boesses, occupation 'ontvanger polderlasten' (born 15-02-1817 in Nijmegen, died 10-05-1858 in Nijmegen) and Jonkvrouwe Johanna Alida Wilhelmina Jacoba
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Title: Tamine Ottoline (born 07-03-1848 in Nijmegen, died 26-02-1868 in The Hague) was the daughter of Eugene Gustave Boesses, occupation 'ontvanger polderlasten' (born 15-02-1817 in Nijmegen, died 10-05-1858 in Nijmegen) and Jonkvrouwe Johanna Alida W
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Tamine Ottoline (born 07-03-1848 in Nijmegen, died 26-02-1868 in The Hague) was the daughter of Eugene Gustave Boesses, occupation 'ontvanger polderlasten' (born 15-02-1817 in Nijmegen, died 10-05-1858 in Nijmegen) and Jonkvrouwe Johanna Alida Wilhelmina Jacoba.

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