G4F – van den Oever, Elizabeth (1824-1901)

(April 2, 1824 Bolsward – February 17, 1901 Bolsward)

Elizabeth is the daughter of Jacob Bouwes van den Oever and Akke Hayes van der Werf. She is my great great grandmother, and as such, nothing is known about her, other than this picture.

On June 11, 1843, she marries Michiel Ysbrand Galama. She is 19, he is 22.

Their story continues at the Galama-van den Oever Family page.

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