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Tombstone Tuesday in Hilversum

Tombstone of W.C. Prins (1840-1915) and M. Prins-Kikkert (1844-1925). Probably the people buried here are Willem Corstiaan Prins (born 11 November 1840 in Maassluis) and his wife Maria Kikkert (born 8 July 1844 in Vlaardingen, died 18 December 1925 in Hilversum). They married 31 March 1875 in Vlaardinger-Ambacht.

Photo by the author, Bosdrift cemetery, Hilversum, 2010.

Labels: City graveyards, Het Gooi, Hilversum, Tombstone Tuesday

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Tombstone Tuesday in Hilversum

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