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| 501 | Na zijn overlijden, voor 1811, wordt door de kinderen de naam Wiersma aangenomen. Voogd over de kinderen was Frerik Johannes Terpstra te Roordahuizum. Het gezin bestond in 1811 uit de volgende personen: Wiersma, Johannes Johannes (en Klaaske Jelles) kinderen voogd, Frerik Johannes Terpstra, Roordahuizum k. Hyke 17, Jelle 16, Johannes 14, Sipke 11 Mairie Roordahuizum, fol. 7 | Wiersma (1811), Johannes Johannes (I3020)
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| 502 | Naam ook als Siebes geschreven. | Sybes, Trijntje (I2502)
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| 503 | Naam wordt ook geschreven als Uilkes. Bonne Uilkes neemt in 1811 de familienaam De Boer aan. Zijn gezin bestond toen uit de volgende personen: Boer, Bonne Uilkes de, Ureterp k. Uilke 27, Siebe 23, Fokke 20, Goitsen 19, Rijkle 16, Lutske 22, Lolke 14 Mairie Ureterp, fol. 5v | Uylkes (de Boer 1811), Bonne (I2663)
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| 504 | Nadere informatie beroep bruidegom: winkelier; bruidegom 38 jaar; bruid 23 jaar | Gezin F579
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| 505 | Nadere informatie nalatende 5 kinderen; geboortepl: Werelte Duitsland; beroep overl.: koopman in ellewaren. | Röben, Jan Lambertus (I2118)
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| 506 | NARA records list this soldiers Home of Record as Kingman County, Kansas...Killed In Action...27th Infantry Battalion, 9th Armored Division. | Fischer, Clement John (I11887)
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| 507 | NB: overleden in de gemeente Heerenveen | Busman, Jacob Salomons (I3440)
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| 508 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I3793)
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| 509 | Neemt in 1811 de familienaam Sietsema aan, wat later vooral als Sietzema wordt geschreven. In het huis nummer 69 te Rottevalle wonen op dat moment: Sietsema, Gauke Jans, Rottevalle 69 N.B. Vader Jan Geeukes is aldaar woonachtig en neemt naam aan vgl. Sietsema J.G., Tuinstra, F.H. Mairie Oudega, fol. 35v | Jans (Sietzema 1811), Gauke (Gauwke) (I1325)
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| 510 | Neemt in 1811 de naam Wieling aan, van haar overleden echtgenoot. | Sjoerds (Wieling 1811), Grietje (I2393)
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| 511 | Note: Cleopha and her husband, Harry William Brandes were divorced. | Weintraut, Cleopha Mary (I9438)
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| 512 | Note: Cleopha and her husband, Harry William Brandes were divorced. | Gezin F1513770624
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| 513 | Nov 10, 2006 NAPA - Patricia M. Kramer, 89, passed away at the Sierra Vista on Nov. 3, 2006. Born in Vallejo on Jan. 1, 1917, to Walter and Lydia (Walsh) Patterson, she graduated from St. Vincent’s Grammar and High School in Vallejo. She was employed by the Solano County Welfare Department for 35 years. In her retirement years, she enjoyed traveling and watching her grandson’s baseball games. Survivors include her son, Peter Kramer and wife Theresa of Napa; and two grandchildren, Michael Kramer of Portland, Maine, and Katie Kramer of New York City. She was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond Kramer. Graveside services will be held Monday, Nov. 13 at 11 a.m. at St. Vincent’s Cemetery in Vallejo with the Claffey and Rota Funeral Home in Napa. CA birth index has first name Madeline Name Madeline P Patterson Birth Date 1 Jan 1917 Gender Female Mother's Maiden Name Walsh Birth County Solano | Patterson, Patricia Madeline (I12471)
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| 514 | Obituary The Shelbyville News, Shelbyville, Indiana Tuesday, May 18, 2010 Lois F. Durbin, 76, of Indianapolis, died Saturday, May 15, 2010. Born June 5, 1933, in Waldron, she was the daughter of John H. Sr. and Pearl E. (Braunagel) Fischer. She was married to Donald L. Durbin for 43 years, and he preceded her in death. Survivors include her children, Maureen K. (husband, Randy) Strothmann, Stephen D. (wife, Jolita) Durbin and Gregory L. (wife, Stacy) Durbin; sister-in-law, Jo Ann Fischer; grandchildren, Elizabeth, Laura, Briana, Erika, Donna, Leo and Michael; and one great-grandchild. She also was preceded in death by her parents; sisters, Mary C. Mammoser, Bernice E. McClintock and infant Mildred Jane; and brothers, John H. Fischer Jr. and Raymond E. Fischer. Mrs. Durbin had been a lab technician at Rush Memorial Hospital. She was a member of St. Pius X Catholic Church, where she was in the choir and eucharistic minister for the church and Community Hospital North. She spent winters in Naples, Fla., where she attended St. Peters Church and participated in the choir and as eucharistic minister. Mrs. Durbin enjoyed bridge, golf and tennis. Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at St. Pius X Catholic Church, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 1 p.m. Arrangements have been entrusted to Feeney-Hornak Keystone Mortuary, 2126 East 71st Street. Memorial contributions may be made to American Lung Association, American Heart Association or the MS Foundation. Online condolences may be sent to www.feeneyhornakkeystone.com. | Fischer, Lois Frances (I12168)
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| 515 | Obituary for Jane Moore Tolsma;Jane Moore Tolsma, 77, a retired teacher, died unexpectedly Sept. 14, 2005 in Baylor Medical Center, Dallas. Born Jane Moore in Buffalo, she grew up in Kenmore and also lived in the Town of Tonawanda. She graduated from Buffalo State Teachers College and taught elementary school in Kenmore and Grand Island. Her husband, Robert George Tolsma, died in 1995. Survivors include a daughter, Wendy Hawes of Frisco, Texas; a son, Gary R. of Raleigh, N.C., a brother, Richard Moore of Louisville, Ky.; and two grandchildren. Graveside services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 15, 2005 in Forest Lawn. | Moore, Jane (I12515)
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| 516 | Obituary for Nancy M. Fischer Nancy M. Fischer, 51, passed away Monday, April 13, 2015, at her home in Ottawa, Kansas. A funeral mass will be held at 10:00 a.m., Thursday, April 16, 2015, at Sacred Heart Church. A rosary will be said at 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, April 15, 2015, at Dengel & Son Mortuary, followed by a family and friends visitation at 6:30 p.m. Interment St. John’s Cemetery, Homewood, Kansas. Nancy was born Friday, February 28, 1964, in Ottawa, the daughter of Bernard and Rita (Dalsing) Fischer. She was a lifelong Ottawa resident graduating from Ottawa High School with the class of 1983 and continued her education at Emporia State University, graduating in 1988, with a bachelor’s of science and a master’s of science in special education. She returned to Emporia State, graduating in 2000, with a master’s in library science. She was a member of the Sacred Heart Church and Altar Society, Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority (Sigma Chapter), Kansas Association of School Librarians, and National Education Association. Nancy worked twenty-seven years for USD 290 as a teacher in Special Education and as a Librarian. Survivors include her mother, Rita Fischer; siblings, David Fischer and wife, Karla Sister Elaine Fischer, O.S.B. , and John Fischer and Jeannette Lopez nieces and nephews, Jacob, Megan, Brock, Anthony “A.J.”, and Zachary Fischer. She was preceded in death by her father. Nancy was deeply devoted to her family. She enjoyed reading, crocheting, and growing flowers. She touched the lives of family, friends, and students with her kind and compassionate heart. Nancy will be deeply missed and remain in the hearts and thoughts of her family and friends forever. The family suggests memorial contributions to Sacred Heart School c/o Dengel & Son Mortuary, 235 S. Hickory, Ottawa, Kansas 66067. Family and friends are encouraged to leave their condolences and memories on Nancy’s Celebration Wall at www.dengelmortuary.com. | Fischer, Nancy M. (I11929)
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| 517 | Obituary for Rev. Don "Gordon" Bloemendaal REV. DON "GORDON" BLOEMENDAAL was born on June 24, 1937 to John and Margaret Bloemendaal near Hospers, Iowa where he was raised. He was the brother to Mary Miedema of Hull and Pixie Balt of Hospers. After graduation from high school, he attended Northwestern College in Orange City for one year and then enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. A few years after his discharge, Gordon attended college in Cedar Falls, Iowa. He then became employed in Hospers for eleven years. Gordon was called into ministry and returned to Northwestern College, graduating in 1973. The family then moved to Holland, Michigan where Gordon attended Western Theological Seminary and was ordained to the Gospel Ministry in the First Reformed Church of Hospers, Iowa on June 17, 1976. He served as Pastor at the First Reformed Church of Alexander, Iowa from 1976 – 1980, First Reformed Church, Rock Valley, Iowa from 1980 – 1986, American Reformed Church, Luverne, MN from 1986 – 1996, and as calling Pastor at the First Reformed Church, Sheldon, Iowa from 1997 – 2011, retiring on June 26, 2011. Gordon and Barbara Hellenga were married May 31, 1957. Three children were born into their union: Bevan Lani Bloemendaal and partner Tony, Blythe Joal Bloemendaal and wife Trish and their 5 children and 1 granddaughter, and Bobette Dawn Walton and husband Fred and their 3 children and 4 grandchildren. Barbara's brothers, Brian Hellenga and John Hellenga and sister, Faye Hofmeyer, were also very much part of the family after both of their parents, Rev. Al and Margaret Hellenga passed away in 1959. Barbara Hellenga – Bloemendaal preceded Gordon in death in 1996 as a result of Alzheimer's. On June 24, 1997 Gordon and Marlou Van Klei were married and just celebrated their 16th wedding anniversary. Marlou's three children, Brenda Halverson and husband Ben and their 3 children, Shelly Kunkel and her husband Bob and their 2 sons, and Jill Kunkel and husband Brian and their son, quickly became a big part of the family. Pastor "B" [as most people called him] was passionate about 2 things. The first was everything "family". It was clearly always family first every day. He carried with him the most selfless positive outlook on life and touched so many lives in loving and countless ways – from a kind word, a hug, a joke, a song and of course we will always remember those gleaming eyes and a smile that knew no end. The second was that he loved everything John Wayne! On Tuesday, July 9, 2013 Gordon succumbed to his Lewy Body disease care at Sanford Luverne Hospital. He went to his eternal home at the age of 76 years and fifteen days. Gordon's entire family would like to thank the staff members of both the Minnesota Veterans Home and the Sanford Hospital for their genuine love and support during this past year they tirelessly treat residents with such respect, care and compassion. To all of Gordon's friends [who are many] he spoke of you often with fondness…thank you. To Dr. Ceynowa who always knew that when he had an appointment with Pastor B. he was going to run late the entire day…thank you for being there through our Mom's journey and now through Dad's he had a very special place in his heart for you…thank you. In lieu of flowers the family asks that donations be made in Gordon's name to the Alzheimer's Foundation or the Minnesota Veterans Home in Luverne. | Bloemendaal, Rev. Don Gordon (I12641)
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| 518 | Obituary of Carson J Tolsma: ...of Blasdell; entered into rest April 13 2010; beloved husband of the late Ruth Corrigan and Alice Jaster; father of LIVING (LIVING), LIVING, LIVING (LIVING), LIVING, and the late Ronald (LIVING); cherished grandfather of seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren and uncle to numerous nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends may visit on Friday, April 16, 2010, 4:00 - 8:00 pm at the Lombardo Funeral Home - Southtowns Chapel. Funeral Service on Saturday April 17, 2010, 12 noon at the Lombardo Funeral Home - Southtowns Chapel. Interment at Hillcrest Cemetery. | Tolsma, Carson J. (I12730)
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| 519 | Obituary: THE HERALD TRIBUNE - BATESVILLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1995 - Miriam J. "Mim" Kerker, 67, of Batesville, died Sunday, Dec. 3, 1995, at Margaret Mary Community Hospital. Born Aug. 21, 1928, in Batesville, she was the daughter of Randolph and Felicia (Ferkinhoff) Firsich. Her mother survives in Batesville. She married Clarence E. Kerker on May 16 1953, at St. Louis Church in Batesville. He also survives. She was a member of St. Louis Catholic Church and the Ladies Society at the church. She was also a member of the Knights of St. John Ladies Auxiliary. In addition to her mother and husband, survivors include two sons: Mike and Pat Kerker, both of Batesville; one daughter Nancy Meyer, of Batesville; one brother: James Firsich, of Greensburg; and two sisters; Glorian Koors, of Batesville, and Iris Huneke, of Greensburg. Other survivors include seven grandchildren. Visitation will be Tuesday, Dec. 5, from 4 to 8 p.m., at Weigel Funeral Home in Batesville. A rosary service will also be on Tuesday, at 7 p.m. Funeral services will be Wednesday, Dec. 6, at 10 a.m., at St. Louis Catholic Church with Father Bill Farris officiating. Burial will be in St. Louis Catholic Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Batesville Rescue 10 Life Squad. | Firsich, Mariam J. (I9477)
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| 520 | Of Stanwood MI, formerly Grand Rapids MI. Deputy Sheriff employed for 31 years by the Kent County Sheriff's Dept,. Northview School, and Rockford School. Siblings: Ruth, Joan Spouse: Patricia Joan Parsons Children: Brandon, Nicole | Pluger, Gerald L. (I12914)
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| 521 | Offiecier der gezondheid, 2e klasse | van den Berg, Lucas Pieter (I12981)
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| 522 | Olivia J. Froehling, 92, passed away September 20, 2015 at Morning Breeze Nursing Home in Greensburg. She was born April 15, 1923 in Waldron to Albert and Theresia (Ferkinoff) Weintraut. Olivia graduated from High School and then attended the University of Cincinnati. She was married to Adolphe F. Froehling on December 1, 1945 at St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church and he preceded her in death on April 29, 1980. Olivia was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church, the St. Lawrence Auxiliary, and the Linger-A-While Home-Ec Club, all in Greensburg. Olivia volunteered at Decatur County Memorial Hospital. She also loved to sew and cook. She enjoyed spending time with her family, especially traveling and babysitting her grandchildren. Olivia is survived by her son; Richard (Helen) Froehling, two daughters; Theresa (James) Stapp, Kathy (John) Grimes, two brothers; Omer (Carolyn) Weintraut, Mark (Mary Lee) Weintraut, sister; Dorine Wolsiefer, sister-in-law; Fern Weintraut, 10 grandchildren; Timothy (Angie) Stapp, Christopher (Carrie) Stapp, Craig (Mandy) Stapp, Jamie (Casey) Stapp, Michael (Sarah) Stapp, Lisa (Ray) Wilson, Kevin (Brandi) Froehling, John (Amber) Grimes, Scott (Amy) Grimes, Laura Grimes, and 19 great grandchildren; Trevor, Meghan, and Sarah Stapp, Blaine, Caleb, Mason, and Caroline Stapp, Mitch Stapp, Wyatt and Rece Stapp, Olivia and Lincoln Stapp, Addilyn, Taytum, and Kenzi Froehling, and Lily, Olivia, Max, and Ella Grimes. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, brother; George Weintraut, and three sisters; Beatrice Maier, Cleopha Brandes, and Kathryn Weintraut. Visitation will be held from 4-8 pm on Wednesday, September 23, 2015 at Porter-Oliger-Pearson Funeral Home with a rosary service starting at 3:30pm. A funeral mass will be held on Thursday, September 24 at 9:00 am at St. Mary’s Catholic Church with Rev. John Meyer officiating. Interment will follow at St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Cemetery in Shelby County. Memorial contributions may be made to the St. Mary’s Church Building Fund. | Weintraut, Olivia J. (I9441)
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| 523 | Ome henk | Leenes, Hendrik (I5047)
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| 524 | Ondertrouw als: Geert Hindriks met Trijntje Wabbes uit Sapmeer. Kerkelijk huwelijk: Geert Hindriks met Trijntje Wabbes. Getuigen: Trijntje Caspers en Trijntje Wortelboer. GAG RA Vee13 Beerta huwelijkscontract d.d.21-11-1782 tussen: E. Geert Hindriks Visscher jongman van Rijste in het Osnabrugsche als Bruidegom ter ener en de D. Trijntje Wabbes jonge dochter van Sappemeer als bruid ter andere zijde. dedigslieden voor de bruidegom: de E. Reinder Cornelius en Sebo Heres, stannde indezen aan den kant des Bruidegoms, bij gebrek van bloedvrienden en aan de kant van de Bruid: D. Teitje Wabbes als volle zuster, Harmen Jans en Tijtje Jans Eh. aangetr. oom en volle moeie. Christiaan Wolbers aangetr. Neef, Frerik Berents Landegge en Lientje Harms Eh. aangetr Neef en volle Nichte. RAG RA Vpp 3d.d. 2 April 1805: Hindrik Jans Olling te Beerta, voormond, Berend Freerks te Winschoten Bovenburen, sibbevoogd en Tjakko Hiskes te Beerta, vreemde voogd over de vier minderjarige kinderen van Wijlen Geert Hindriks Visker en Trijntje Wabbes. Kleinemeer, R.K. Statie Kleinemeer | Gezin F793
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| 525 | One of Shelby county's best known German citizens, Henry Anthony Runnebohm, passed away this morning at two o'clock at his home in Prescott, after having been ill for some time from Bright's disease. Mr. Runnebohm was a typical citizen of the fatherland, who settled in this county many years ago. Honest, industrious, frugal and in every way a good citizen, Mr. Runnebohm will be missed by many. Henry Anthony Runnebohm was born in Bud Lohne, Amt Vechte, Germany, February 25, 1830, making him at the time of death seventy-nine years, eleven months and three days of age. He came to the United States in 1852, settling in Cincinnati, Ohio. On June 7, 1853, he was united in marriage to Mary Elizabeth Matrose. The same year the young couple moved to Franklin county, Indiana, coming to Shelby county in 1867. Upon coming to this county, Mr. Runnebohm moved to a farm, one-half mile north of St. Vincent's church, in Liberty township, where he remained until 1897, when he moved to Prescott, where he has lived until the grim angel, Death, removed him this morning. Mrs. Runnebohm passed to the Great Beyond January 24, 1902. To the union were born ten childre, nine of whom survive: Mrs. Mary Peter, of Brookville; Mrs. Elizabeth Enxel, John Runnebohm, Mrs. Rosa Grower, of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Carrie Ast, of Kansas; Dina Runnebohm and Andrew Runnebohm, of Prescott; Mrs. Anna Fischer, of Oklahoma; Frank Runnebohm, of Liberty township. He is also survived by fifty-nine grandchildren, twenty-two great-grandchildren and a host of friends. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at nine o'clock in St. Vincent's church, the Rev. Father Ketter officiating. Interment in the St. Vincent's cemetery, Stewart & Fix in charge. (Obit: The Shelbyville Decocrat, Jan. 28, 1910 pg. 1) | Runnebohm, Henry Anthony (I9547)
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| 526 | One of the leading agriculturista and respresentative citizens of Shelby county, Indiana, is John Tilson Higgins, who was born here on July 12, 1855, the son of William E. and Mary (Wheeler) Higgins. John Tilson Higgins received his education in the common schools of Shelby county, now known as the district schools. He went through all the grades and received a fairly good education for his opportunity, for he applied himself very carefully to his text-books. He remained on the old homestead, assisting with the work about the place until his marriage to Rose Dolan, a daughter of John E. Dolan and wife. To Mr. and Mrs. John Tilson Higgins eleven children have been born, namely; the first and scond died in infancy; Richard Carter, born March 12, 1880, resides in Canada; Frank W., born January 12, 1882, married Victoria Weintraut; he is a salesman and is living in Virginia; Victor W. was born June 28, 1884; he is a scenic painter and lives in Chicago; Ambrose, born July 27, 1886, a graduate of the agricultural department of Purdue University, is living at home; Marie Cecelia, born July 15, 1888, is a teacher and is living at home; William Frederick, born January 27, 1890, is still a member of the family circle; Robert E., born October 2, 1891, died August 8, 1903; Teresa Portia, born March 17,1896, died March 15, 1909; John Tilson, Jr., born February 13, 1898. After his marriage Mr. Higgins angaged in farming, which he had followed ever since in a most successful manner. He had always devoted considerable attention to stock raising, having a hobby for hogs, also the raising of fruit, and no small part of his yearly income is derived from these sources. He is a great breeder of Duroc hogs and always keeps some fine specimens of this variety. His model farm, one of the best in Shelby county, is located in section 6, Liberty township, being under a high state of improvement and well kept in every respect. He has a very attractive home, modern substantial and nicely furnished, also excellent bards and outbuildings; everything bout his place shows thrift and prosperity, and that a man of good judgment and progressive ideas has its management in hand; in short Mr. Higgins is one of the prominent men of Shelby county, being interested in whatever tends to promote the welfare of his fellowmen in this locality, and always ready to support all measures looking to the good of his fellow men. He is one of themost active workers in the Catholic church in this county, being a liberal supporter of the same. He has served on the Advisory Board of his township for two terms, and is now a member of the County Council. Mr. Higgins is a well read man, keeping abrest of the times in all matters and his conversation is enteraining. He and his family readily impress the stranger as being well educated and hositable. (The History of Shelby County, Indiana, by Edward H. Chadwick) J. T. HIGGINS, 80, DIES NEAR HERE John Tilson Higgins, aged eighty, well known Shelby county farmer, died at 7:20 o'clock Thursday evening at his home on the Cynthianna pike, two miles east of Mt. Pisgah. His death was due to complications of diseases incidental to his advanced age. The son of William and Mary Higgins, the deceased was born July 12, 1855. He was married to Rose Dolan, Nov. 15, 1876, and she preceded him in death on October 2, 1931. Nine children were born to the union, six of whom survive. They are M. A. Higgins, at home, Frank, of Charlottesville, VA., Victor, of Taos, N. M., Fred, of Pittsburg, PA.; Mrs. Fred Fisher, of Shelby county, and John T. Jr., of Detroit, Mich. He is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Peter Fettig, of Connersville; twelve, grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mr. Higgins was a member of the St. Vincent church and funeral services will be held there Monday morning at 9:00 o'clock, the Rev. Bernard H. Reidford, pastor of the church will officiate. Burial will be made in the church cemetery in charge of Raplh J. Edwards, funeral director. (Obit: The Shelby Democrat, Nov. 7, 1935) | Higgins, John Tilson (I12153)
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| 527 | Ongeval tijdens werk | Helmhout, Karst (I7936)
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| 528 | Ook genaamd Eijke Eijkens en Eijke Jans. | Onweer, Aijke Harms (I1820)
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| 529 | Ook genaamd Elsien Jans Poker. | Poker, Elsien Jans (I1905)
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| 530 | Ook genaamd Lenos en Lenes Boek onder VIII-d Beroep: Veenwerker en veenbaas | Lienesch, Harmen Hendrik Berends (I4359)
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| 531 | Ook genaamd Maria Josephs Scholte en Maria Scholtens. | Scholte, Anna Maria Theresia (I2157)
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| 532 | Ook genaamd Rodolphus en Roelf Aeikes Onweer. | Rudolph Heikens (I1116)
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| 533 | Ook genoemd als: Hindrik Jans Bont. | Bont, Egbert Jans (I518)
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| 534 | Ook wel Akke (Aukjen) genoemd. | Steffens, Aukje(n) (I2450)
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| 535 | Ook wel genaamd: Broer Bos. | Bos, Barthelomeus Hepkes (I542)
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| 536 | Ook wel genoemd als Henke Hindriks. | Hendriks, Hinke (I1145)
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| 537 | Ook wel Poppe Gjalts genoemd. | Landmeter, Popke Gjalts (I1578)
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| 538 | Ook: Broeijer | Breijer, Geert Pieters (I3356)
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| 539 | Oom van Teede, rentenier Drachten, Trijntje (wed. Gjalt Hattums de Boer), boerin en Linze Bokes Bokkema, huisman aldaar en van Liebbe Bokes Bosma, idem aldaar. Saldo fl. 35.181,13, Memories van successie Opsterland, kantoor Gorredijk, 1832-1833, akte nr. 181. | Bouma, Wietze Libbes (I11237)
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| 540 | Op 13 maart 1704 kopen zij een huis en schuur in de buurt van Lippenhuizen van Jentie Rienks, Mr. Gortmaker, en Haantie Egberts. Waarschijnlijk was Folkert eerder gehuwd geweest met een zuster van genoemde Jentie. Bron: Proclamatieboeken, archiefnummer 13-29, Nedergerecht Opsterland, inventarisnummer 123, 1703-1708, folio 200-202. | Gezin F1584949497
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| 541 | Op 19 juli 1722 wordt Sjoukjen Douwes lidmaat in Wijnjeterp, weduwe van Eyt Hendriks. | Eyt Hendriks Tonnis (I6276)
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| 542 | Op 2 April 1728 treed hij op als diacon der Rooms Catholijke Armen, in Sappemeer. (akte geregistreerd 11 Maart 1739) | Huges, Halbe (I1216)
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| 543 | Op 2 januari 1917 wordt Lutske bijgeschreven op het adres van haar pleegouders Jan Hendriks Visser en haar tante Elizabeth Bockes Schuurman. OP de inschrijving wordt de relatie met de pleegmoeder verkeerd weer gegeven, deze spreekt van haar zuster. | Schuurman, Lutske (I2297)
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| 544 | Op 21 augustus 1890 erkend door Hendrik Leenes (huwelijksakte Groningen nr. 281). Bij haar geboorte was haar moeder ongehuwd. De aangifte van haar geboorte werd op 7 maart gedaan door de vroedvrouw Antje Huizinga (geboorteakte 362). Zij werd bij het huwelijk van haar moeder op 21 augustus 1890 te Groningen erkend en gewettigd door Hendrik Leenes (huwelijksakte nr. 281). hallo, Mijn overgrootmoeder is Maria Catharina Leenes, geboren op 5 maart 1878 te Groningen, zij trouwde met Kest Haanstra, schipper op 12 februari 1898 te Doniawerstal, zij overleed op 29 december 1916 te Katlijk en ligt daar samen met mijn pake Kest nog steeds begraven. Zij heeft 12 kinderen gekregen, waaronder mijn opa. Misschien heeft u meer informatie of foto's, ik heb één foto van haar en zou het heel leuk vinden om iets meer over haar te weten te komen. Omdat zij zo jong stierf is in onze familie weinig bewaard gebleven, misschien is er meer van haar of haar familie bewaard gebleven in uw familie. Met vriendelijk groet, Elma Haanstra (elhaantje1@hotmail.com) | Leenes, Maria Catharina (I4736)
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| 545 | Op 21 augustus 1890 erkend door Hendrik Leenes (huwelijksakte Groningen nr. 281). Bij het huwelijk van de moeder op 21 augustus 1890 te Groningen erkend en gewettigd door Hendrik Leenes (huwelijksakte nr. 281). | Leenes, Pietje (I4881)
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| 546 | Op 21 augustus 1981 erkend door Hendrik Leenes (huwelijksakte Groningen nr. 281). Bij zijn geboorte was zijn moeder ongehuwd. De aangifte werd gedaan door de ziekenvader van het Academisch Ziekenhuis Jan Mulder, het hoofd van de gesticht waar de bevalling plaats vond. Op deze geboorteakte staat een aantekening dat hij werd erkend en gewettigd (geboorteakte 1584). Hij werd bij het huwelijk van zijn moeder op 21 augustus 1890 te Groningen erkend en gewettigd door Hendrik Leenes (huwelijksakte nr. 281). | Leenes, Jan (I5177)
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| 547 | Op 29 december 1905 wordt Bonne Wietze bij geschreven op het gezinsblad van zijn pleegouders Hendrik Reinders de Ruiter en zijn Tante Grietje Bockes Schuurman. | Schuurman, Bonne Wietze (I2245)
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| 548 | Op 30 januari 1918 gaat Bertus inwonen bij zijn oom en tante Hendrik Reinders de Ruiter en Grietje Bockes Schuurman, volgens het bevolkingsregister. Bertus Schuurman vertrekt op 4 juni 1918 naar Drachten, Smallingerland volgens het bevolkingsregister om daar bij zijn vader Sieger Bockes Schuurman te gaan wonen. | Schuurman, Bertus (I2237)
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| 549 | Op de overlijdensakte wordt de vrouw vermeld als: Johanna Broeijer. | Finke, Roelf Berends (I3361)
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| 550 | Op latere leeftijd gedoopt. | Allert Jans (I11670)
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