NGV Stambomenverzameling
Aantekeningen
Treffers 101 t/m 150 van 271,208
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| 101 | #1920 US Federal Census home in Banks, Antrim, Michigan | Vander Streek, Nellie (I6563)
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| 102 | #1920 US Federal Census home in Banks, Antrim, Michigan | Vander Streek, Persie (I6562)
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| 103 | #1920 US Federal Census home in Banks, Antrim, Michigan | Gezin F1162134506
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| 104 | #1920 US Federal Census home in Banks, Antrim, Michigan | NN, Ethel (I6225)
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| 105 | #1920 US Federal Census home in Banks, Antrim, Michigan | NN, Ethel (I6225)
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| 106 | #1920 US Federal Census home in Banks, Antrim, Michigan | Vander Streek, Nellie (I6563)
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| 107 | #1920 US Federal Census home in Banks, Antrim, Michigan | Vander Streek, Persie (I6562)
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| 108 | #1920 US Federal Census home in Banks, Antrim, Michigan | Gezin F1162134506
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| 109 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota Hendrik (Henry) Van De Streek was born on October 1, 1881 to Beert van de Streek and Hendrikje Tuinman in Oldebrook, Gelderland, Netherlands. Very little is known about his life in Holland, only that he attended school through the sixth grade and then became a gardener in a park. It was not unusual for boys to leave school after the sixth grade because the parents felt that a young lad of thirteen or fourteen was old enough to hold a job and help support the family. Henry came to America with his mother in 1903 to the same region of Wisconsin where his brothers, John and Art, and his sister, Bertha Bille's family were farming. He worked as a farmhand, but didn't like farm work, so moved on to Lynden, Washington. He worked there for two years, but his mother was so lonesome for him, she kept asking him to come to see her. It was on this visit to Waupun that Henry saw the girl who would become his bride and share his life for fifty-four years. He married Aartje Frederika Johanna (Ella) Hulleman 07, Sept 1908 in Waupun, Fond Du Lac Co., Wisconsin. A job offer was presented to Henry in Hasty, Minnesota shortly after their marriage. After two years in Hasty, Henry heard of employment openings in St. Cloud at the Great Northern Railroad carshops. He worked at the shops for approximately 38 years, advancing to the position of Supervisor over a crew of men who loaded the boxcars for dispatchment to all parts of the country. In 1946, on advice from his doctor, he retired and sold their home and moved to Ripon, California. They loved this land of warmth and grew different flowers, nut and fruit trees acclimated to this area. He died on November 17, 1962. Ella died February 10,1972. They are buried in the Ripon Cemetery, Ripon, California. | van de Streek, Hendrik (I1267)
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| 110 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota Hendrik (Henry) Van De Streek was born on October 1, 1881 to Beert van de Streek and Hendrikje Tuinman in Oldebrook, Gelderland, Netherlands. Very little is known about his life in Holland, only that he attended school through the sixth grade and then became a gardener in a park. It was not unusual for boys to leave school after the sixth grade because the parents felt that a young lad of thirteen or fourteen was old enough to hold a job and help support the family. Henry came to America with his mother in 1903 to the same region of Wisconsin where his brothers, John and Art, and his sister, Bertha Bille's family were farming. He worked as a farmhand, but didn't like farm work, so moved on to Lynden, Washington. He worked there for two years, but his mother was so lonesome for him, she kept asking him to come to see her. It was on this visit to Waupun that Henry saw the girl who would become his bride and share his life for fifty-four years. He married Aartje Frederika Johanna (Ella) Hulleman 07, Sept 1908 in Waupun, Fond Du Lac Co., Wisconsin. A job offer was presented to Henry in Hasty, Minnesota shortly after their marriage. After two years in Hasty, Henry heard of employment openings in St. Cloud at the Great Northern Railroad carshops. He worked at the shops for approximately 38 years, advancing to the position of Supervisor over a crew of men who loaded the boxcars for dispatchment to all parts of the country. In 1946, on advice from his doctor, he retired and sold their home and moved to Ripon, California. They loved this land of warmth and grew different flowers, nut and fruit trees acclimated to this area. He died on November 17, 1962. Ella died February 10,1972. They are buried in the Ripon Cemetery, Ripon, California. | van de Streek, Hendrik (I1267)
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| 111 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161171957
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| 112 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161171956
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| 113 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161171955
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| 114 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161171947
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| 115 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161156300
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| 116 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161156296
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| 117 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161156296
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| 118 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161156300
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| 119 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161171947
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| 120 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161171955
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| 121 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161171956
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| 122 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St. Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Gezin F1161171957
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| 123 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St.Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Hulleman, Aartje Fredricka Johanna (I3456)
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| 124 | #1920 US Federal Census home in St.Cloud Ward 5, Benton, Minnesota | Hulleman, Aartje Fredricka Johanna (I3456)
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| 125 | #BS-G Enschede 1886 / 366.# | Hintzbergen, Marinus Engelbert (I9196)
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| 126 | #BS-H Enschede 1912 / 6.# | Gezin F1886
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| 127 | #VII-12: vertrekt 1870 naar Noord-Amerika. Van deze familie is verder niets meer vernomen. 1910 in de United States Federal Census vermeld 1910 ook in Census Sheidan, Newaygo, Michigan Beginning with Edna's father, Hendrikus, he had two wives - Hendrikje Hop and Aaltje (Voordling) Haveman. I am not sure when or where Hendrikje passed away, but I do have a marriage certificate from 1872 for Hendrikus and Aaltje, which was a second marriage for both of them. They were married in Jamestown, Ottawa County, Michigan. Later census information has them living in Fremont, Newago County, Michigan. As you have listed, Hendrikus died in 1915 and Aaltje (Alice) in 1917. They are buried in the Maple Grove Cemetery, Fremont, Michigan. (Roger 2012) | van de Streek, Hendrikus (I621)
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| 128 | #VII-12: vertrekt 1870 naar Noord-Amerika. Van deze familie is verder niets meer vernomen. 1910 in de United States Federal Census vermeld 1910 ook in Census Sheidan, Newaygo, Michigan Beginning with Edna's father, Hendrikus, he had two wives - Hendrikje Hop and Aaltje (Voordling) Haveman. I am not sure when or where Hendrikje passed away, but I do have a marriage certificate from 1872 for Hendrikus and Aaltje, which was a second marriage for both of them. They were married in Jamestown, Ottawa County, Michigan. Later census information has them living in Fremont, Newago County, Michigan. As you have listed, Hendrikus died in 1915 and Aaltje (Alice) in 1917. They are buried in the Maple Grove Cemetery, Fremont, Michigan. (Roger 2012) | van de Streek, Hendrikus (I621)
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| 129 | ' ... hetwelk onmiddellijk na zijne geboorte is overleden ...' ; | N.N. (I70896)
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| 130 | ' ... om negen uren, zone van, zoals de moeder in barendsnood verklaard heeft, | Bekkers, Petrus (I29085)
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| 131 | ' in de kamer van Hendrik van Weert'? | Vrydag, Henricus (I8811)
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| 132 | '... de afwezendheid van Bartholomeus Helsemans ...' | Helsemans, Bartholomeus (I12527)
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| 133 | '... een natuurlijk kind, geboren te Valkenswaard aan hetwelk zij de namen van Jacob George gegeven heeft, doch door hare ontydige verlossing aan den Ambtenaar van de Burgerlyken Staat ter inschryving niet is aangegeven. Dat zij voornemens is zich in den huwelyken staat te begeven en alzoo belang heeft om deze inschryving nog voor haar huwelyk te laten doen teneinde haar kind by de huwelyksakte zoude kunnen worden gewettigd.' ... ... 'Aangezien uit het onderzoek volkomen blijkt, dat de suppliante Anna Maria van Hooff, oud twee en dertig jaren, op den twee en twintigste maart des jaars 1800 vijf en twintig | G?ppel, Jacob_George (I23035)
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| 134 | '... eertyds koopman in duitsland ryzende doch meer dan zestien jaren absent zonder van zijn leven of dood gehoord te hebben ...' in de overlijdensakte van zijn vrouw; | Helsemans, Bartholomeus (I12527)
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| 135 | '... het lijk gevonden in de rivier de Dommel ...' | Maas, Hendricus (I38743)
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| 136 | '... in den beginnen van de jaren zeventienhondert acht en veertig ..' | Sporen, Francyna (I69283)
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| 137 | 'alhier te Valkenswaard zyn woonachtig geweest en zedert vele jaren uit dezelve gemeente zyn verdwenen en zonder immer meer iets van hen gehoord te hebben' | Gragtmans, Jan (I22393)
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| 138 | 'alhier te Valkenswaard zyn woonachtig geweest en zedert vele jaren uit dezelve gemeente zyn verdwenen en zonder immer meer iets van hen gehoord te hebben' | Canters, Johanna_Maria (I18996)
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| 139 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I37041)
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| 140 | 'dat dezelve te Valkenswaard zyn woonachtig geweest en zedert vele jaren uit de gemeente verdwenen zyn zonder immer maer iets van hun gehoord te hebben' | Tielens, Willemyna (I24080)
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| 141 | 'dat dezelve te Valkenswaard zyn woonachtig geweest en zedert vele jaren uit de gemeente verdwenen zyn zonder immer maer iets van hun gehoord te hebben' | Mollen, Jan (I24079)
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| 142 | 'dat het zelve kind overleden is een half uur naar zijne geboorte' | Peels, . (I28286)
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| 143 | 'den 8 mei 1879 aangekomen met het schip Oranje Nassau .....(?)'; | Palmaers, Louis (I64164)
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| 144 | 'den naam en voornaam der moeder van de overledene den aangevers onbekend'; | Kemps, Anna (I8762)
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| 145 | 'hetwelk terstond gestorven is'; | Sanders, . (I21233)
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| 146 | 'in het gesticht van krankzinnigen te 's Bosch'; | Versleuwen, Justinus (I18210)
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| 147 | 'In naam des Konings | Gielens, Ida (I23791)
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| 148 | 'ingekomem in maart 1848 zonder akte van woonplaatsverandering'; | van Lieshout, Joost (I53161)
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| 149 | 'meer dan veertig jaren ... overleden'; | Boons, Elisabeth (I26955)
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| 150 | 'met hare 5 kinderen de moeder van haren man en de zuster van haren man'; | de Preter, Julia (I53601)
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