Henricus
Franciscus Andreas
(Harry)
Beukers
Born in Veur, Z-H, Netherlands
Ancestors 
[sibling(s) unknown]
[spouse(s) unknown]
Father of
- - (Beukers) - -
Died about
at about age 88
[location unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 8 Jan 2016
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My comment is more administrative and once you've read it, if you don't want to leave it there, there's no real need to keep it. And it's a long comment: on my screen, you have to scroll quite a bit to get down past it to see the previous message.
Because WikiTree shows a message suggesting that folks not delete a comment when they go to delete it, I thought I'd let you know it was ok to ignore that warning.
For more information about categorization for Name Studies, see Project:One_Name_Studies#Categorization
See also the ONS FAQ.
Cheers, Liz
I just bounced into some of your profiles with Dutch Roots. :) Thank you for adding them. I am a member of the Dutch_Roots_Project at WikiTree. A bunch of nice and very helpful volunteers working on of course Dutch Profiles. As some of your ancestors are unsourced I found them on the list of the unsourced Dutch at the Dutch_Roots_Project. And just added first source at he marriage of Bavonia Al. If you like to find out how to find Dutch sources, need help at any of your ancestors please contact us. Or if you like to help us at the DRP please feel very free to contact our leaders Bea Timmerman or Jan Terink. They will be happy to add you to our wonderful Project.
Enjoy Harry!
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Cheers, Liz
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