Netherlands Army Service Records - FamilySearch Historical Records

Title in the Language of the Record
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Record Description
The collection consists of military service records of non-commissioned officers and enlisted men in the Netherlands Army.

Record Content
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Related Websites

 * Gers Zoeken (Searching)
 * Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie

Related Wiki Articles

 * The Netherlands
 * Netherlands Military History
 * Netherlands Military Records

Citation for This Collection
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Netherlands. Netherlands Army Service Records, 1813-1883. Netherlands National Archives. Hague, Netherlands.

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Example of a Source Citation for a Record Found in This Collection
“Netherlands, Army Service Records, 1807-1929,” digital images, FamilySearch(https://www.familysearch.org: accessed 11 April2012), Netherlands Army Service Records, 1813-1883 > Ole Bataljon Jagers > no. 000001-001557, 1813 - 1818 > Image 156 of 267, entry for Dulfel Christian; citing Netherlands Army Service Records, 1813 - 1883, Netherlands National Archives, Hague, The Netherlands.

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