Franz Wilhelm Stucke
Lifespan: 1795 – 1883
Birth: 06 Jun 1795 in Minden, Westfalen, Prussia
Occupation: Aktenhefter
Marriage: Dorothee Amalie Neuhaus
Children: Dorothea Amalie Stucke, Johann Friedrich Stucke, Infant Stucke, Franz Friedrich Wilhelm Stuke, Gustav Adolf Stucke, Elise Mathilde Stucke
Parents: Johann Friederich Stucke & Dorothee Henriette Schmidt
Death: 17 Jan 1883 in Minden, Westfalen, Prussia
Burial: Unknown
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