Anna was born Antje de Vries in October 1875 in the small country village of Rottum, located in the northeastern part of the Netherlands, daughter of the unmarried farm servant Maria de Vries. Her birth was declared by a midwife at the townhall of the nearby country village of Kantens. Source: scan of her birth certificate.
See also: https://www.openarch.nl/show.php?archive=gra&identifier=9837f929-1a0a-213e-661e-593d283a4a98⟨=en
De Vries (The Frisian) is the second most common surname in the Netherlands, after Jans(s)en.
See also: https://www.openarch.nl/show.php?archive=gra&identifier=9837f929-1a0a-213e-661e-593d283a4a98⟨=en
De Vries (The Frisian) is the second most common surname in the Netherlands, after Jans(s)en.
Anna was born Antje de Vries in October 1875 in the small country village of Rottum, located in the northeastern part of the Netherlands, daughter of the unmarried farm servant Maria de Vries. Her birth was declared by a midwife at the townhall of the nearby country village of Kantens. Source: scan of her birth certificate.
See also: https://www.openarch.nl/show.php?archive=gra&identifier=9837f929-1a0a-213e-661e-593d283a4a98⟨=en
De Vries (The Frisian) is the second most common surname in the Netherlands, after Jans(s)en.
See also: https://www.openarch.nl/show.php?archive=gra&identifier=9837f929-1a0a-213e-661e-593d283a4a98⟨=en
De Vries (The Frisian) is the second most common surname in the Netherlands, after Jans(s)en.
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