Franeker

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Franeker is one of the eleven historical cities of Friesland and capital of the municipality of Waadhoeke. It is located north of the Van Harinxmakanaal and about 20 km west of Leeuwarden. As of 1 January 2014, it had 12,781 inhabitants. The Eise Eisinga Planetarium, established in 1781 and a World Heritage Site, is located in the city.

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• Birth of Bauke Aans Mud
  December 11, 1844[1]
• Birth of Grietje Mud
  April 6, 1847[2][3]
• Birth of Hiltje Gerrits Westra
  February 2, 1849[1]
• Residence of Grietje Mud
  around April 23, 1870[4]
• Residence of Ane Jans Mud
  around April 23, 1870[4]
• Residence of Sara Baukes Hoekstra
  around April 23, 1870[4]

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1. Gemeente Leeuwarden Bevolkingsregister Leeuwarden Civil registry, Leeuwarden, 1876-1904, sheet 719
2. Gemeente Leeuwarden Bevolkingsregister Leeuwarden Civil registry, Leeuwarden, 1904-1922, sheet 120
3. Gemeente Franeker Burgerlijke Stand FranekerFraneker Birth record for Grietje Mud, civil registry of births, Franeker, 1847-04-07, sheet 30
4. Gemeente Leeuwarden Burgerlijke Stand LeeuwardenLeeuwarden Marriage record for Jan Feenstra & Grietje Mud, civil registry of marriages, Leeuwarden, 1870-04-23, record 35