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He had two wives. Their names were, (First wife) Claesgie Meyndrix, and (Second wife) Joanna Tiercx.
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What was the name of abel tasmans wife?
the first wife name was claejie Hyndricks. Then the second was Janetje Tjars.
What was Abel Tasmans daughters name?
Claesjen was the daughter he had with his first wife, Claesgie Heyndricks.
What is abel tasmans wife called?
Abel Tasman married twice, first to Claesgie Meyndrix, and then to Joanna Tiercx.
How did abel tasmans first wife claesjie heyndrix die?
Abel's first wife supposabley shot herself in the throat. This may not be the right answer but it has appeared in a lot of post all over the Internet. Hope this helped
What is Abel Tasman's 2nd wife's name?
Joanna Tiercx
What was the name of Abel Tasman's daughter?
Abel Tasman had 2 daughters . His first child and first wife died. His second wife, Jannetje Tjaerts also gave him a daughter. What was her name?
What are grandchildren and great grandchildren?
You and your wife have had a child and you name him Adam, then Adam grows up and has two children that he and his wife named Cain and Abel. Cain and Abel are your grandchildren. When Cain and Abel grow up and have their own children, these children are your great grandchildren.
What was explorer Edward John Eyre's wife's name?
Ms Adelaide Ormond
What was Marco POLO the explorer wife name?
Donata Polo Peace out Dudes and Dudettes
Was Jacques Cartiers wife an explorer?
his wife was NOT
What are the characters in the story Blueback?
Abel Jackson Dora Jackson (Abel's mum) Blueback Mad Macka (Abel's friend) Costello (Reef stripper) Stella (Abels wife)
What does the word Zealand mean?
the name New Zealand was given by the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, one of the original European 'discoverers' of Aotearoa (NZ). It refers to a place in his homeland by the name of Zeeland. Aotearoa means "Long White Cloud" in Maori. This name is attributed to the wife of historic captain Kupe when he travelled here and discovered NZ in the distant past (1000AD-1400AD).
