Johann Friederich Stucke
Lifespan: 1772 – Unknown
Birth: About 1772 in Minden, Westfalen, Preußen, Deutschland (Germany)
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Dorothee Henriette Schmidt
Children: Caroline Christiane Stucken, Franz Wilhelm Stucke, Dorothee Sophie Christiane Stuke
Parents: Heinrich Stucke & Anna Sophia Meier
Death: Unknown in Unknown
Burial: Unknown
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