Groningen

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Groningen is the capital city and main municipality of Groningen province in the Netherlands. Dubbed the "capital of the north", Groningen is the largest place as well as the economic and cultural centre of the northern part of the country; as of December 2021, it had 235,287 inhabitants, making it the sixth largest city/municipality in the Netherlands and the second largest outside the Randstad.

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• Announcement of marriage of Hindrik Bakker, Aaltje Elfring
  September 11, 1836[1]
• Announcement of marriage of Hindrik Bakker, Aaltje Elfring
  September 18, 1836[1]
• Marriage of Hindrik Bakker, Aaltje Elfring
  October 6, 1836[1]
• Residence of Boukje Jans Feenstra
  sometime after August 17, 1907[2]
• Residence of Aan Feenstra
  sometime before December 20, 1924[3]
• Death of Aan Feenstra
  December 20, 1924[3]
• Death of Fedde Feenstra
  October 14, 1942[4]

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1. Gemeente Groningen Burgerlijke Stand GroningenGroningen Marriage record for Hindrik Bakker & Aaltje Harms Elfring, civil registry of marriages, Groningen, 1836-10-06, record 232
2. Gemeente Leeuwarden Bevolkingsregister Leeuwarden Civil registry, Leeuwarden, 1904-1922, sheet 120
3. Gemeente Groningen Burgerlijke Stand GroningenGroningen Death record for Aan Feenstra, civil registry of deaths, Groningen, 1924-12-23, record 1347
4. Gemeente Groningen Burgerlijke Stand GroningenGroningen Death record for Fedde Feenstra, civil registry of deaths, Groningen, 1942-10-15, record 1526