Rachel Sanders-Polak

Rachel Sanders-Polak was a daughter of Eliazer David Polak and Annaatje Plotske. She was born in Amsterdam on 2 November 1871 in a family of four children, namely: Elisabeth, Marianne, Mozes and Rachel herself.

Rachel married Annaatje van der Molen's widower, Joseph Sanders, on 5 March 1903, who was born on 28 January 1844, but died on 27 May 1908. Five years before his death, Joseph Sanders remar…

Kinderen (vader niet vermeld)

Carl Polak, 11 juni 1896
Anna Polak, 27 maart 1899

Rachel trouwde 5 maart 1903 met Joseph Sanders (Arnhem, 21 januari 1844 - A'dam, 27 mei 1908).

Bron SAA archiefkaart Rachel Polak 2-11-1871

https://sjoa-drenthe.nl/archief/verhalen/CarlPolak1896-1973BHV-Kooistra.pdf

Copyright: Foppe Kooistra, Sjoa-Drenthe

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