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10651	Leo De Hoog, age 59, of Everson, went home to his Heavenly Father on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2008. Born on April 24, 1948, in Artesia, Calif., to Gilles and Anna (VandenBerg) De Hoog, he moved to Washington with his family in 1954. Leo attended special education classes in both the Bellingham and Lynden Christian schools. He lived with his family until April 2006, then he moved to the Christian Health Care Center in Lynden where he was cared for with love and compassion.	de Hoog, Leo (I18388)
10652	Leonard DeHoog, age 83, of Everson, went home to his Lord and Savior Tuesday, March 15, 2011. He was born May 8, 1927 in Rock Township, Minnesota to Abraham and Marie Veleke DeHoog. In 1945, Leonard joined the U.S. Army and served during WWII. On June 25, 1947, Leonard married Adrianne Lucille Eckhoff in Ripon, California. A dairyman at heart, Leonard and his family moved to Whatcom County in 1960; purchased his own dairy farm on the Kneuman Road in Sumas and he and Adrianne farmed there until 1974. He then did carpentry and continued to help other farmers with their field work. For over 50 years, Leonard was a faithful member of Sumas Christian Reformed Church. Farming and fishing were lifelong hobbies. Preceded in death by his son, Leonard John DeHoog in 1966; brother, Albert and sister, Bertha VanTil; Leonard is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Adrianne; children Cheri Swietze Vander Meulen, Susan Clark Jones, Ted Eileen DeHoog and Pam Craig Hanks; thirteen grandchildren; twenty-three great-grandchildren; brothers, Gerrit, Marvin, Jasper, Abraham, Abel and Jake; sisters, Chris Fylstra, Cornelia Van Gorkum, Marie Brock, Sebila Boerighter, Marge Koetsier and Adrianne Van Reisen. Graveside services will be conducted Monday, March 21, 11:15 am at Sumas Cemetery followed by a 12:00 noon memorial service at Sumas Christian Reformed Church, 700 Sumas Ave., Sumas. Memorials are suggested to Whatcom Hospice Foundation, 800 E. Chestnut St., Ste. 1-C, Bellingham, WA 98225.	de Hoog, Leonard (I27538)
10653	Leonard Hoogenboom, 90, died May 22, 2009, in Goshen, after a short battle with cancer. He was born Oct. 12, 1918, to Leendert and Archa Elzerman Hoogenboom. He grew up and lived the greater portion of his life in Goshen working at the IXL cabinet factory, other carpentry jobs and the Railway Express Agency. He served in the Army during WWII and met Eunice Dewey Hoogenboom while training in New York state. Eunice preceded him in death in March of 1990. He moved to South Carolina in 1959 and lived in Cayce, Columbia, and West Columbia. He retired from the Co-Lite Sign Company in 1980. He remarried at age 72 in 1991 to Nel H Caton, who survives. They relocated to Goshen, where the majority of his brothers live, several years ago. He was preceded in death by an infant brother, Sebastian, and in 1932 by his only sister Agnes (age 7). He also joins his brothers Arthur and Abraham in their heavenly home. Surviving are his 4 brothers He is survived by 2 sons, 2 daughters, nine grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends at Yoder-Culp Funeral Home on S. Main Street in Goshen from 2 to 4 pm and 5 to 7 pm Tuesday. The service of glory to God will be at the funeral home at 7 pm following the visitation. Burial will be in West Columbia, SC, next to his first wife and the mother of his children. He loved his heavenly Father and taught his children, and all who knew him by his example of faithful attendance and participation in the activities of his church. Recently, he attended the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Elkhart. The family recommends that any memorials be sent to this church at 2323 17th St, Elkhart, IN, 46517.	Hoogenboom, Leonard (I18410)
10654	Let op: er zijn twee echtparen Pieter van Meurs / Willempje van Rij. Het tweede (jonge echtpaar) is getrouwd op 8 juli 1926).	Gezin: Pieter van Meurs / Willempje van Rij (F28)
10655	Let op: er zijn twee echtparen Pieter van Meurs / Willempje van Rij. Het tweede (jonge echtpaar) is getrouwd op 8 juli 1926).	Gezin: Pieter van Meurs / Willempje van Rij (F2413)
10656	Levensloos kind geboren op 31 augustus 1856 (zoon), 30 sep 1859 (tweeling, zoon & dochter).	Gezin: Maarten van der Wagt / Maria Kouwenhoven (F6115)
10657	leverde tussen 1668-1683 ten behoeve van Simonshaven en het ambacht van Biert reusel, olie en kaarsen. Getuige bij een testament te Zuidland 27 juni 1677 Testeert en verklaard beide zonen universeel erfgenaam Zuidland 17 december 1678 , betaald verponding over land te Simonshaven vermogend te Zuidland 1680, doopgetuige bij zijn kleinzoon Frans op 7 mei 1682, diaken (administrateur) te Zuidland 1683-1686. De diaconie heeft ontvangen een rente staande op het huis “De Valk” toekomende Frans Naghtegaal 20 november 1692.	Nachtegael, Frans Janszn (I23634)
10658	Maarten Blaak diende in Indonesië en deed daar ziekte op, waaraan hij in 1951 is overleden.	Blaak, Maarten (I18040)
10659	Magdalena Van Otterloo, 92, of Hull, IA, formerly of Rock Valley, died Sunday, December 21, 2003, at Sioux Center Community Hospital. Funeral services was 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 23 at First Christian Reformed Church, Rock Valley. Burial at Valley View Cemetery. Rev. John Engbers officiated. Magdalena was born June 10, 1911, at Matlock, IA, daughter of Bastian and Jennie (Critters) Nobel. She married Peter Van Otterloo on February 19, 1937, at Hull, IA. Together they farmed near Rock Valley and later south of Rock Rapids, IA, before retiring to Rock Valley in 1969. Peter died on April 3, 1978. Magdalena moved to the Valley Manor in 1980 and to Pleasant Acres Care Center at Hull in 1996. Survivors include 4 sons and their wives: Harvey and Joanne of Rock Valley, Art and Margaret of Hull, Berwyn and Luretta of Rock Rapids, IA, Dennis and Nelva of Edgerton, MN; 3 daughters, Jeanette and her husband Harlan Van Engen of Doon, IA, Viola Van Otterloo of Denver, CO, Laurie and her husband Vernon Koedam of Alvord, IA; 28 grandchildren; 56 great-grandchildren; 1 sister, Rose Van Otterloo of Hull; brother-in-law and his wife Leonard and Bernice Van Otterloo of Sioux Center; sister-in-laws Nellie Nobel, Tena Van Otterloo both of Rock Valley; Joyce Van Otterloo of Hull. Magdalena was preceded in death by her husband, Peter; 2 brothers, Henry and John Nobel; sister Delia Van Otterloo; greatgrandchild, Emily De Witt. Rock Valley Bee 2003-12-31.	Nobel, Magdalena J. (I18475)
10660	Marinus Overgaauw was veldarbeider en vertrok in 1919 naar Amerika, waar hij farmer was. Adriana Buitendijk vertrok in 1921 met haar dochter Pietertje (later Pearl) naar Amerika. Zij woonden in 1925 in Edgarton, daarna tot 1932 in Rock Rapids, Iowa, Elsworth Minnesota en Worthington Minnesota. Daarna woonded zij tot 1967 in Pipestone Minnesota, waarna zij vertrokken naar Holland Minnesota. Zij kregen 13 kinderen (Pietertje/Pearle (5 jul 1920 te Zuidland geboren), Jacoba, Cornelia (oud 2 weken), Wilhelmina, Cornelia, Jake, John, Francis, Willis, Cornelius, Jacoba, Peter en Marinus Adrian).	Gezin: Marinus Overgaauw / Adriana Buitendijk (F6027)
10661	meelbewerker, overleden te Rheine	van Sintmaartensdijk, Jan (I19809)
10662	Militair, Krijgsgevangene Japan, Birmaspoorweg Rang Knr. Art. Mil. onderdeel KNIL.	van Rij, Arie (I12978)
10663	Minnie VanDis, 92, of Rock Valley passed from this earth on Monday, May 20, 2013, at Whispering Heights in Rock Valley, IA Minnie Bodewitz VanDis was born November 7, 1920, to Henry A. and Martena (Uithoven) Bodewitz, near Boyden, Iowa. She attended school in Boyden, IA, and Valley Springs, SD and grew up on the family farms near those areas. Minnie was united in marriage to Joe VanDis on September 26, 1938. They celebrated fifty-eight years of marriage before Joe passed away in 1997. Together, they farmed in the Valley Springs, SD area. She was a mother, farm wife, a foster parent, and in later years also worked at McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls. She moved to Rock Valley, IA, in 1998. Minnie was a member of Faith Reformed Church, Rock Valley, and prior to moving to Rock Valley, the Valley Springs (SD) Reformed Church. Minnie enjoyed and loved attending auctions, flea markets, and rummage sales (she had a special liking for antique dishes and glassware), playing cards, fixing jigsaw puzzles, and reading. Her family remembers her as a good sport in playing cards and table games. She especially enjoyed taking her grandchildren on fishing excursions. Minnie always enjoyed visits from her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She taught her children to garden and can produce. She always welcomed guests for a meal, and her specialty for unexpected guests was her canned meatballs, a recipe she has passed down to her family members. Everyone seemed to enjoy that meal. Rhubarb and strawberries was also a staple dessert in the summer, and her Golden Chiffon Birthday Cake and oliebollen were a special treat. Minnie enjoyed celebrating holidays with family and traveling, especially an Alaskan cruise with family in her later years. Her legacy to her family is her Christian faith the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ. Those left to cherish her memory are her children, Willi and Andy Klumper (Artesia, CA), Tina and Syl Vugteveen (Valley Springs, SD), John and Anne VanDis (Custer, SD), and Harlan and Clare VanDis (Rock Valley, IA), 15 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren, and 7 great-great-grandchildren; three brothers, Jake (Sonia) Bodewitz (Sioux Falls), Ben (Alison) Bodewitz (Anchorage, AK), and Andrew (Gertie Ann) Bodewitz (Slayton, MN); and a sister-in-law, Henrietta Huenink (Steen, MN). Minnie also leaves her very special friend and caregiver, Shirleen Post. Preceding her in death were her husband, Joe VanDis, a grandson, Tim VanDis, her parents, and sisters and brothers, Theda DenHerder, Clazina Franken, Henry Bodewitz, Marcus Bodewitz, and Esther Bloyed. The family wishes to thank the wonderful caring servants from Hegg Home Health, Whispering Heights, and Hospice for their loving gentle care these last years and months.	Bodewitz, Minnie (I7453)
10664	Moeder Ariaantje Arens Ruitenberg	de Low, Hendrina Jans (I22846)
10665	Moeder vermeld als Elizabeth Beijen. Getuige is Lijntje Beijen.	van der Voorn, Mary Anthonies (I25821)
10666	Moeder vermeldt als Maartje Ariens (doop kind 1) en als Maartje Adriaans (doop kind 2). Vader vermeld als PIeter van Linden (doop kind 1) en als Pieter Adriaanszn van Linden (doop kind 2) Bij kind 3 staat moeder vermeld als Maartje Adriaans de Looze.	Gezin: Pieter Adriaanszn van Linden / Maartje Ariens de Looze (F8646)
10667	Moeder was bij de geboorte twee jaar weduwe	van der Waal, Johanna Pols (I6016)
10668	Moeder, Pietertje Willempje en Willem op 20 may 1888 gekomen uit Goudswaard.	Gezin: Arij Overgaauw / Adriana den Boer (F565)
10669	Moeder: Adriana Ruigendijk en Lijsbeth Ruigendijk	Landman, Cornelis (I14171)
10670	Moeder: Neeltje Ariens Spaan en Magdalena Ariens	Kuiper, Maarten (I16910)
10671	Moeilijk leesbare namen. Getuige: Lijsbet Pieters.	Govikszn, Huijgs (I23442)
10672	Mogelijk zijn dochters Lena (gekoppeld door geboorte) en Lijntje (gekoppeld door trouwen) een en dezelfde.	Gezin: Willem Bastejaanszn Ruighaver / Geertje Kornelis (F8534)
10673	Mogelijke mispelling bij huwelijk zoon (wellicht is het niet Pieter Haazejager en Jannetje van den Hoven, maar moet het zijn "Pieter Hazejager & Annetje van der Hoven").	Gezin: Pieter Haazejager / Jannetje van den Hoven (F3315)
10674	Mother of Four Dies Suddenly Hull — Special: The community was shocked to hear that Mrs. Herman Van Otterloo formerly Delia Nobel had died early Friday morning at the age of 39 years. She died in her sleep apparently from heart failure shortly after she retired for the night. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 at the home and 2 00 o'clock from the Christian Reformed Church conducted by Rev. J Hanenburg. She is survived by her husband, Herman Van Otterloo, three sons and one daughter, Melvin, Burdett, Harriet and James, Her mother, Mrs Jennie Nobel, two brothers, Henry and John, two sisters, Magdaline (Mrs. Peter Van Otterloo) and Rose. Sioux Center News 1945-05-17.	Nobel, Deeltje (I18473)
10675	Mr. Fred ALPHENAAR, 2910 Crystal Lane, died Thursday, March 9, 1995. Mr. ALPHENAAR was born May 14, 1901 in the Netherlands, the son of William and Anna (LUYENDYK) ALPHENAAR, and was a resident here since 1920. He was a retired painting and decorating contractor, and was a member of the Kalamazoo Protestant Reformed Church, and had sung with the Excelsior Male Glee Club. He was preceded in death by three wives, Anna (EHLERS) ALPHENAAR in 1945, Gertrude (SLAGER) SMITH ALPHENAAR in 1969, and Bertha (VANDERWAL) BOOMSMA ALPHENAAR in 1989; a great-granddaughter, Joanna KAUK, a sister, Ann ALPHENAAR, and 2 brothers, Peter and Jacob ALPHENAAR. Surviving are 4 daughters and 2 sons and their spouses, Frances and Henry MEJEUR, of Portage, William and Claudia ALPHENAAR, of Grand Haven, Beatrice and Peter VAN'T SLOT, of Arlington, TX, Fred and Elnora ALPHENAAR, of Bradenton, FL, Betty and Herman VERBEEK, of Hudsonville, and Helen JACOBSEN, of Phoenix, AZ; a step-daughter and her husband, Anne (SMITH) and Albert WOLTERSOM, of Kalamazoo; 19 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; one brother, Adrian and his wife Johanna ALPHENAAR, of Kalamazoo and a sister-in-law, Genevieve ALPHENAAR, of Kalamazoo; several nieces and nephews. Services for Mr. ALPHENAAR will be held Tuesday at 11:00 o’clock at the Langeland Memorial Chapel, 622 S. Burdick, A Trust 100 Chapel, with the Rev. Mr. Bernard Woudenberg officiating. Private interment in Riverside Cemetery. Friends may meet the family in the Memorial Chapel today from 7-9 pm and Monday from 2-4 pm and 7-9 pm. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kalamazoo Protestant Reformed Church Memorial Fund, Kalamazoo Christian School Foundation or Park Village Pines. source: Kalamazoo Gazette Mar 1995	Alphenaar, Fop (I6116)
10676	Mr. Peter Alphenaar 2914 Junedale and Bradenton, Fla. Passed away Saturday morning, November 8, 1975. Mr. Alphenaar was born July 31, 1897 in Zuidland, the Netherlands, son of William and Anna Alphenaar; had been a resident here since 1919. Since his retirement, Mr. and Mrs. Alphenaar have spent the winters in Florida. Mr. Alpenaar was a retired building contractor and had owned the firm now known as Alphenaar and Visser. He was a member of the Bradenton Florida Christian Reformed Church, a former member of the Alamo Avenue Christian Reformed Church. He had been active in church and the Kalamazoo Christian School activities. Surviving are: his wife, Johanna; six daughters, Mrs. Dale (Cobie) Lemmer, Mrs. Clarence (Anne) DeVries, Mrs. Henry (Henrietta) Sportel and Mrs. Isaac (Gerry) Visser, all of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Cornie (Nellie) Visser, Rock Valley, Iowa, Mrs. Paul (Carol) Dykstra of Brookfield, Wis.; 28 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, three brothers, Jacob, Fred and Adrian, all of Kalamazoo; several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son, William. Memorial services will be held Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the Langeland Chapel, 622 S. Burdick, Rev. Richard J. VandeKieft officiating. Interment Mount Ever-Rest Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kalamazoo Christian School Realty Association. Friends may call at the chapel. Source: Kalamazoo Gazette Mon Nov. 10, 1975	Alphenaar, Pieter (I7265)
10677	Mrs. Anna Steeenhoven passed away at her home her Thursday, November 6 after a brief illness. Mrs. Steenhoven was born in Vierpolder near Briel, province of South Holland, Netherlands, on November 7, 1859. She came to America from Holland , March 4 1905 coming directly to Boyden, Iowa. She is survived by two sons John and Isaac and 3 daughters Nellie, Sarah and Tena (Mrs. Dick Ver Mulm). Funeral services were held at the Netherlands Reformed Church in Rock Valley, conducted by Rev. John Van Zweden Monday. Interment was made in the cemetery beside her husband at Sioux Center. Sioux Center News 1947-11-13.	Pleit, Johanna (I9085)
10678	Mrs. E. Vander Brake Passes On Tuesday afternoon, May 16, Mrs. Jaapje Vander Brake passed away at her home here after an illness of about twelve weeks. Funeral services will be held Friday at the home at 1 p.m. and at 1:30 p.m. at the First Ref. Church with Rev. Meengs and Rev. Keuning officiating. She was born Sept 14, 1861, was married to Evert Vander Brake on March 6, 1883. Her husand preceded her in death in February, 1916. Six children were born to this union, namely Gerrit, of Groton, S.D.; Effie (Mrs. H. Eggink); Mary, (Mrs. Peter Brunsting) of Hull; Bertha. (Mrs. Dick Schoep) and Jessie Campagne. Lane died eight years ago. Seventeen grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Vander Brake had been a resident of this community for the past twenty-four years. She came to America from South Holland, Netherlands, at the age of fourteen years. She was a member of a family of twenty-four, the only survivor now being one sister, Mrs. Herman Brink, who resides in Platte, S.D. Sioux Center News 1939-05-18.	Plooster, Jaapje (I18523)
10679	Mrs. Jennie Nobel, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jan Gritters, was born in Diever, the Netherlands On December 3, 1880. At the age of seventeen she came to America with her parents and two brothers and five sisters, all of whom preceded her in death. On February I9, 1903, she was united in marriage to Mr. Bastiaan Nobel. To this union two sons and three daughters were born. The first three years of their married life were spent on a farm near Hull. They then moved to Matlock where they resided until the year 1915 when they moved to a farm in the Rock Valley area. Mr. Nobel died in 1916 leaving his wife to care for their five small children. In 1931 Mrs. Nobel moved to Hull where she resided until the time of her death on Wednesday Morning, April 13, 1966. One daughter, Delia, and a son Henry, passed away in 1945 and a son, John, died in 1952. One grandson also preceded her in death. Two daughters, Magdalena (Mrs Pete Van Otterloo) and Rose (Mr. Hernan Van Ottertoo), as well as twenty grandchildren and thirty-nine great grandchildren survive to mourn her passing. Funeral servives were held at the First Christian Reformed church of Hull, Saturday, April 16, 1966, with Rev. G.J. Rozenboom officiating. Pallbearers were grandsons of the deceased. Interment was in Hope Cemetery at Hull, Iowa. Sioux County Index 1966-04-1.	Gritters, Janna (I18471)
10680	Mrs. Wilfred Wallenburg, 64, of Rock Valley, died Friday, February 26 in a Rock Valley hospital. Services were at 1:30 p.m., Monday in the Porter Funeral Home. The Rev. A. DeBoer officiated. Burial was in Valley View Cemetery. Visitation was from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home. Mrs. Wallenburg, the former Della Groen, was born Nov. 10, 1917, in Sioux Center. She was married Dec. 17, 1940, in Rock Valley. The couple lived in Inwood and Hills, Minn., 25 years and moved to Rock Valley in December 1980. Survivors include her husband; four daughters, Mrs. Ronald (Gertrude) Van Veldhuizen of Rock Valley, Mrs. Howard (Wanita) Koedam of Rock Valley, and Mrs. Gary (Arlene) Esselink and Miss Carol, both of Hills; four brothers, John of Hudson, SD.; Clarence of Steen, MN; Paul of Bushell, SD, and Henry of Hospers, and five grandchildren. Sioux Center News 1982-03-03.	Groen, Della (I18489)
10681	Na het kraambed overleden.	Heijmans, Kaatje (I4204)
10682	Na hun huwelijk te Zuidland woonden ze in de Barakken en later aan het Hoofd (N74).	Gezin: Andries Molengraaf / Adriaantje Veerman (F456)
10683	Na hun huwelijk woonden Jacob en Cornelia in de Barakken daarna aan de Breedstraat en later aan de Molendijk. In 1885 kocht Jacob het huis en erf aan de Barakken (nummer 92) te Zuidland van zijn vader Jan, bij akte van scheiding en toedeling van 24 maar 1885 voor het bedrag van 500 gulden. Vervolgens werd bij deze zelfde akte nog aangekocht een tuin in Klein Nibbeland, groot 50 ca en groot 5a 90ca voor 150 gulden. Om deze aankoop te kunnen financieren leende Jacob op 1 april 1885 500 gulden van Pieter Lammerse Sr, bouwman en wethouder van de gemeente Zuidland. De rente bedroeg 5% per jaar. Huis en tuinen dienden als onderpand. Jacob werd op 16 maart 1884 te Zuidland bevestigd tot lidmaat van de Nederlandse Hervormde kerk. Hij was toen 47 jaar oud. Waarschijnlijk heeft hij geen belijdenis willen doen bij de 'moderne' predikant Van Spankeren die op 9 juli 1837 naar Zuidland kwam en op 4 juni 1882 met emiraat ging. Na het overlijden van de weduwe Cornelia Jongejan werd op 26 december 1904 voor notaris Loeff te Zuidland de nalatenschap verdeeld. Huis en erf aan de Barakken werden toebedeeld aan zoon Jan en de tuin in Klein Nibbeland aan Aart Wolters, echtgenoot van dochter Janna van Meggelen.	Gezin: Jacob van Meggelen / Cornelia Jongejan (F191)
10684	Naam bruid moeilijk leesbaar.	Gezin: Willem van Vliet / Kornelia Tuinzaat (F8301)
10685	Naam moeilijk leesbaar. Getuige Neeltje Joris.	Jobs, Vrou (I24933)
10686	Naam van de vader als Jan en Johannis gebruikt.	Gezin: Johannis Franszn Nachtegaal / Neeltje Willems Overhein (F7969)
10687	Namen moeilijk leesbaar. beide wonende te zuidland.	Gezin: Gerrit Willemszn van der Velde / Klaasje Jacobs Breeman (F8300)
10688	NB De vader Rooms gezint zijnde: is dit kint van de moeder alleen ter doop geprezenteert; zoo noghtans dat hij Vader belooft heeft toe te st... ... in de gereformeerde leer.	Kroezen, Pleuntje Bastiaans (I26581)
10689	NB: Op geright van Bloetschande er inspraak zijnde gedaan na het eerste gebot, zoo is nadat van de stathowder van Putten, hier op, ten overstaan van een Leenman, onderzoek gedaan en 't gerighte ongegront gevonden was'het tweede & derde gebot zonder inspraak gegeven."	Gezin: Kornelis Dingemanszn Vlaming / Pieternelle Gleijns Santboer (F6203)
10690	Nell M. Visser, 84, of Rock Valley, died Saturday, February 13, 2016 at the Pleasant Acres Care Center in Hull, Iowa. Funeral Service will be 10:30 am Wednesday, February 17th at the Trinity Christian Reformed Church in Rock Valley. Burial will follow at the Valley View Cemetery, Rock Valley. Visitation with the family will be 6-8 pm Tuesday at the Trinity Christian Reformed Church. Nellie “Nell” was born September 1, 1931 at Kalamazoo, Michigan, the daughter of Peter and Johanna (Meert) Alphenaar. She was raised at Kalamazoo and attended the Kalamazoo Christian High School. Nell met the love of her life, Cornie Visser, in Kalamazoo in 1949. They were united in marriage on August 27, 1954 and then moved to Manhattan, Montana. Nell loved being a homemaker and raising her five children. She enjoyed spending time with her family; was a great cook; and enjoyed gardening and canning. In the fall of 1971, Nell and family moved from Montana to Rock Valley. She worked as a clerk for Van’s Food Pride for 25 years and has been a volunteer for the Foster Grandparent Program. Nell is survived by her husband, Cornie of Rock Valley; children, Mike (Debbie) Visser of Redfield, SD, Ivan (Sharon) Visser of Brandon, SD, Debra (Paul) Kahn of Seattle, WA, Bruce Visser of Seattle, WA; 23 grandchildren; and sister, Carol (Paul) Dykstra of Florida. She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, Rod Visser; and sisters, Jacoba, Anna, Henrietta, and Geraldine.	Alphenaar, Nellie Marie (I18936)
10691	Niet Zuidland gerelateerde kinderen betreffen: Arij (Heenvliet 1775), Jannetje (1779), Lena (Bergschenhoek 1781), Jan (Abbenbroek 1790)	Gezin: Willem Ariens Westdijk / Arendje Spruit (F1837)
10692	Nog geen ovelijdensakte gevonden.	Koolhaas, Gerardus (I12802)
10693	Nog geen overlijdensakte gevonden.	Hazejager, Leendert (I261)
10694	Nog geen overlijdensakte gevonden.	Hoogenboom, Kornelia (I12886)
10695	Nog geen overlijdensakte gevonden.	Rosmolen, Teunis (I12887)
10696	Nog geen overlijdensakte gevonden.	Plooster, Magdalena (I4143)
10697	Nog geen overlijdensakte gevonden.	van der Hoeven, Lintje (I12800)
10698	Nu ga ik de levenswandel van mijnovergrootvader beschrijven. In defamilie Leijenaar is zijn reputatie niet al te best. Ik schrijf op wat ik weet. Het is gebeurd in lang vervlogen tijden en elk verhaal heeft twee kanten, maar ik wil een poging wagen. Het oordeel is aan de lezer. Zijn naam schrijf ik voor de laatste keer volgens de Friese traditie met de toevoeging Ykes. Misschien heeft hij het nog gebruikt, maar daarna niemand meer. Het veldwachteren zat de familie blijkbaar in het bloed. Net als zijn vader Yke en twee ooms werd Age ook veldwachter. Hij werkte het inde omgeving van Gorkum. Daar heeft hij zijn toekomstige vrouw Willemina Straver ontmoet. Ze was de dochter van een scheepsbouwer.Ze raakte in verwachting maar haar ouders wilden niet dat ze met hem trouwde en stelden hun dochter voor als ongehuwde moeder thuis te blijven. Het kind, een dochter, is geboren op 18 april 1879 te Heukelum en werd vernoemd naar de moeder van Age: Sjoukje, roep-naam Sjouwke. Dat heeft Willemina waarschijnlijk gedaan om aan te geven wie de vader was. Pas op 6 september 1879 zijn ze toch getrouwd. Meteen daarna zijn ze naar Rotterdam vertrokken en laternaar het dorpje Zuidland opVoorne-Putten. Daar zijn vier kin-deren geboren, als laatste mijn opamet de naam Bastiaantje. Ik hebnooit anders geweten dat hijBastiaan Age heette (hijzelf waar-schijnlijk ook). Hij had een broertje, Bastiaantje Age, dat vlak voorzijn geboorte overleden is. Mischienheeft zijn moeder uit verdriet hemdie namen gegeven. Ik heb er geenandere verklaring voor. Op 26december 1889 wordt er een doch-ter in Gorkum geboren en is AgeLeijenaar van beroep veranderd: hijis beroepsmilitair. Hij had de func-tie van oppasser. Hij hield de ver-blijven van enkele officierenschoon, deed hun was en onder-hield hun wapens maar moest voor-al discreet zijn. De verhouding met zijn schoonfamilie moet verbeterdzijn omdat het gezin weer vlak in de buurt ging wonen.Gorkum ligt op een strategisch punt. De rivieren de Maas en de Waal komen hier samen en vormeneen grote rivier de Merwede die richting Rotterdam stroomt. Er wasdaar een groot fort de deel uitmaak-te van de Hollandse Waterlinie. Dat was een militaire verdedigings-linie die zich uitstrekt van de voor-malige Zuiderzee bij Muiden totaan de Biesbosch. De Linie lag alseen beschermende krans van forten rondom de steden van Holland..Het verdedigingswapen van deHollandse Waterlinie was hetwater. Dat was te danken aan een ingenieus waterhuishoudkundigsysteem van sluizen, inundatiekana-len en bestaande waterwegen en-keringen. Een klein laagje water,gemiddeld maar 40 cm diep, was algenoeg om het land verraderlijk enmoeilijk begaanbaar te maken voormensen, voertuigen of paarden,vooral in een tijd dat er nog geenvliegtuigen waren.Tegelijkertijd was het te ondiep omper boot te bevaren. Totaal kon deWaterlinie binnen een kleine drieweken onder water worden gezet.Dit noemt men innundatie. Opzwakke punten werd de natuurlijke verdedigingslinie aangevuld metonder meer forten, kazematten en(groeps)schuilplaatsen. Daarnaast bestond de Linie uit vijf vesting-steden Muiden, Weesp, Naarden,Jutphaas, Gorkum en Woudrichem. Ik kan me nog herinneren dat mijn opa grapjes maakte over het zwemmen van mijn broer en ik in het ENKA-zwembad: ‘Ik werd gewoon van de brug in Gorkum afgeflikkerd, en heb zo zwemmen geleerd.’In Gorkum kreeg hij zijn roepnaam.Het werd van Bastiaan naar Besjaanen tenslotte Sjaan. In de familie washij bekend onder de naam ‘omeSjaan’.Van de broers en zusters van mijnopa heb ik er maar twee echtgekend: zijn broer Arie en zijn jong-ste zuster Geertje. Ze hadden het-zelfde beeld van hun vader: hij had het hoog in de bol en dacht dat hij als militair heel wat was. Vermoedelijk werd hij in het begin door zijn schoonouders financieel ondersteund, maar dat moet een keer zijn opgehouden en hij presteerde het zijn eigen zoon, mijn opa, Bastiaan te laten tekenen bij de Marine en streek zelf het handgeld op. Mijn opa diende op het wachtschip Willemsoord en in die tijd moet hij een meisje hebben ontmoet. De initialen van haar werden op zijn arm getatoueërd. Tot aan zijn dood heeft hij nooit willen zeggen wie dat was. Eind 1909 moet mijn opa bericht hebben gekregen dat zijn moeder ernstig ziek was. Hij kreeg geen toestemming haar te bezoeken en is gedeserteerd. Of hij op tijd gekomen is weet ik niet, maar op oudejaarsdag 1909 is ze aan de Hoogravenseweg te Jutfaas overleden. Normaal was hij afgezwaaid als matroos der eerste klasse, maar toen als matroos der derde klasse. Een paar jaar daarna is Age Leijenaar vermoedelijk gepensioneerd Toen zijn tweede vrouw in 1925 overleed heeft hij enkele jaren alleen gewoond en werkte hij als nachtportier. In die periode is hij een keer naar Ede gegaan met de mededeling dat hij besloten had bij zijn kinderen te gaan wonen. Mijn opa en zijn broer Cornelus hadden daar helemaal geen zin in. Op een dag kregen alle kinderen een dagvaarding van de rechtbank in de brievenbus. In die tijd was er nog geen AOW en hadden de kinderen een ‘onderhoudsplicht’. Mijn opa en zijn broer moesten naar de rechtbank in Arnhem. Daar werd hun inkomen vastgesteld. Mijn opa verdiende niet veel, maar toch moest hij een paar gulden per week afstaan aan zijn vader wat in die tijd een behoorlijke hap uit het huishoudboekje was. Mijn opa had een goed contact met zijn broers Gijsbert en Yke. Gijsbert was een grote en sterke man. In 1938 kwamen er berichten dat dat opa Leijenaar hard achteruit ging. De drie broers besloten hem te bezoeken. Ze belden aan. De voordeur was voorzien van een klein luikje. Betje Buizert, deed het luikje open en snauwde: ‘Leijenaar slaapt’, waarop Gijsbert haar bij de keel greep en haar dwong de deur open te doen. Opa Leijenaar was er slecht aan toe en begon te huilen toen hij zijn drie zoons zag. Hij heeft nog enkele uren met zijn zoons gesproken. Een paar dagen later is hij overleden. Een jaar later overleed Betje Buizert te Zeist. Waarom zij zo reageerde weet ik niet, wel dat zij een tragisch leven heeft gehad. Het leven van mijn overgrootvader Age Leijenaar wil ik hiermee besluiten. Nogmaals: ik heb opgeschreven wat ik weet en zoals elk mens moet hij ook zijn goede kanten hebben gekend.	Gezin: Age Leijenaar / Willemina Straver (F1015)
10699	Obit. of Henry Nobel Who Died Last Week Fnneral Services Were Held At The Christian Reformed Church Saturday, October 13 Henry Nobel was born on a farm near Hull. Iowa, on November 21, 1903. In the spring of 1905 he moved with his parents to Matlock, Iowa. At the age of twelve his parents moved to a farm near Rock Valley. Here he grew up to manhood. On February 13, 1930 he was united in marriage to Miss Hilda Moorlag. In March of that year he moved to the Fred Wegener farm four miles north of Hull and lived there until the time of his death. Although he had been in poor health for more than a year, his condition did not become serious until about two months ago. Complications of a heart disease developed and medical aid was sought at Rochester, Minnesota. His last two weeks were spent in the Hull Hospital. He died very suddenly on Tuesday afternoon, October 9. Mr. Nobel had attained the age of 41 years, 10 months, and 18 days. Besides his wife, Mr. Nobel leaves to mourn his departure, six children; Bernard, Harriet, John, Joanne, Hertilda, and Henrietta Faye; his mother, Mrs. Jennie Nobel; one brother, John; two sisters, Magdalena (Mrs. Peter J. Van Otterloo) and Rose. He was preceded in death by his father in 1918 and a sister, Mrs. Herman Van Otterloo, in May of this year. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon, October 13, in the Christian Reformed Church of Hull, with Rev. J. Hanenburg officiating. Interment was made in Hope Cemetery. Pall bearers were Albert Meendering, John Rens, Lambert Scholten, John Te Slaa, Gerben Van't Hul and Gerrit Van Surksum, fellow deacons in the Christian Reformed Church. Relatives from a distance who attended the funeral included Mrs. Neil Decker of Chicago, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Hans Moorlag, Mr. and Mrs. George Moorlag, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moorlag, and Christine Kok, of Pease, Minnesota; Peter Feenstra and family of Ocheyedan, Iowa; Mrs. Dick Versendaal and Mrs. Anthony Klingenberg of Holland, Michigan; and Mrs. Odes Hoogeveen of Jamestown, Michigan. Sioux County Index 1945-10-18.	Nobel, Hendrik (I18472)
10700	Obituary.	Plooster, William Jr (I27123)

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10651

Leo De Hoog, age 59, of Everson, went home to his Heavenly Father on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2008.
Born on April 24, 1948, in Artesia, Calif., to Gilles and Anna (VandenBerg) De Hoog, he moved to Washington with his family in 1954. Leo attended special education classes in both the Bellingham and Lynden Christian schools. He lived with his family until April 2006, then he moved to the Christian Health Care Center in Lynden where he was cared for with love and compassion.

de Hoog, Leo (I18388)

10652

Leonard DeHoog, age 83, of Everson, went home to his Lord and Savior Tuesday, March 15, 2011. He was born May 8, 1927 in Rock Township, Minnesota to Abraham and Marie Veleke DeHoog. In 1945, Leonard joined the U.S. Army and served during WWII. On June 25, 1947, Leonard married Adrianne Lucille Eckhoff in Ripon, California. A dairyman at heart, Leonard and his family moved to Whatcom County in 1960; purchased his own dairy farm on the Kneuman Road in Sumas and he and Adrianne farmed there until 1974. He then did carpentry and continued to help other farmers with their field work. For over 50 years, Leonard was a faithful member of Sumas Christian Reformed Church. Farming and fishing were lifelong hobbies. Preceded in death by his son, Leonard John DeHoog in 1966; brother, Albert and sister, Bertha VanTil; Leonard is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Adrianne; children Cheri Swietze Vander Meulen, Susan Clark Jones, Ted Eileen DeHoog and Pam Craig Hanks; thirteen grandchildren; twenty-three great-grandchildren; brothers, Gerrit, Marvin, Jasper, Abraham, Abel and Jake; sisters, Chris Fylstra, Cornelia Van Gorkum, Marie Brock, Sebila Boerighter, Marge Koetsier and Adrianne Van Reisen. Graveside services will be conducted Monday, March 21, 11:15 am at Sumas Cemetery followed by a 12:00 noon memorial service at Sumas Christian Reformed Church, 700 Sumas Ave., Sumas. Memorials are suggested to Whatcom Hospice Foundation, 800 E. Chestnut St., Ste. 1-C, Bellingham, WA 98225.

de Hoog, Leonard (I27538)

10653

Leonard Hoogenboom, 90, died May 22, 2009, in Goshen, after a short battle with cancer.

He was born Oct. 12, 1918, to Leendert and Archa Elzerman Hoogenboom.

He grew up and lived the greater portion of his life in Goshen working at the IXL cabinet factory, other carpentry jobs and the Railway Express Agency.

He served in the Army during WWII and met Eunice Dewey Hoogenboom while training in New York state. Eunice preceded him in death in March of 1990. He moved to South Carolina in 1959 and lived in Cayce, Columbia, and West Columbia. He retired from the Co-Lite Sign Company in 1980.

He remarried at age 72 in 1991 to Nel H Caton, who survives. They relocated to Goshen, where the majority of his brothers live, several years ago.

He was preceded in death by an infant brother, Sebastian, and in 1932 by his only sister Agnes (age 7). He also joins his brothers Arthur and Abraham in their heavenly home.

Surviving are his 4 brothers
He is survived by 2 sons, 2 daughters, nine grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.

The family will receive friends at Yoder-Culp Funeral Home on S. Main Street in Goshen from 2 to 4 pm and 5 to 7 pm Tuesday. The service of glory to God will be at the funeral home at 7 pm following the visitation. Burial will be in West Columbia, SC, next to his first wife and the mother of his children.

He loved his heavenly Father and taught his children, and all who knew him by his example of faithful attendance and participation in the activities of his church. Recently, he attended the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Elkhart. The family recommends that any memorials be sent to this church at 2323 17th St, Elkhart, IN, 46517.

Hoogenboom, Leonard (I18410)

10654

Let op: er zijn twee echtparen Pieter van Meurs / Willempje van Rij. Het tweede (jonge echtpaar) is getrouwd op 8 juli 1926).

Gezin: Pieter van Meurs / Willempje van Rij (F28)

10655

Let op: er zijn twee echtparen Pieter van Meurs / Willempje van Rij. Het tweede (jonge echtpaar) is getrouwd op 8 juli 1926).

Gezin: Pieter van Meurs / Willempje van Rij (F2413)

10656

Levensloos kind geboren op 31 augustus 1856 (zoon), 30 sep 1859 (tweeling, zoon & dochter).

Gezin: Maarten van der Wagt / Maria Kouwenhoven (F6115)

10657

leverde tussen 1668-1683 ten
behoeve van Simonshaven en het ambacht van Biert reusel, olie en kaarsen.
Getuige bij een testament te Zuidland 27 juni 1677
Testeert en verklaard beide zonen universeel erfgenaam
Zuidland
17 december 1678 , betaald verponding over land te Simonshaven vermogend te Zuidland
1680, doopgetuige bij zijn kleinzoon Frans op 7 mei 1682, diaken (administrateur) te Zuidland 1683-1686.
De diaconie heeft ontvangen een rente staande op het huis “De Valk” toekomende Frans Naghtegaal 20 november 1692.

Nachtegael, Frans Janszn (I23634)

10658

Maarten Blaak diende in Indonesië en deed daar ziekte op, waaraan hij in 1951 is overleden.

Blaak, Maarten (I18040)

10659

Magdalena Van Otterloo, 92, of Hull, IA, formerly of Rock Valley, died Sunday, December 21, 2003, at Sioux Center Community Hospital.

Funeral services was 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 23 at First Christian Reformed Church, Rock Valley. Burial at Valley View Cemetery. Rev. John Engbers officiated.

Magdalena was born June 10, 1911, at Matlock, IA, daughter of Bastian and Jennie (Critters) Nobel.

She married Peter Van Otterloo on February 19, 1937, at Hull, IA. Together they farmed near Rock Valley and later south of Rock Rapids, IA, before retiring to Rock Valley in 1969. Peter died on April 3, 1978.

Magdalena moved to the Valley Manor in 1980 and to Pleasant Acres Care Center at Hull in 1996.

Survivors include 4 sons and their wives: Harvey and Joanne of Rock Valley, Art and Margaret of Hull, Berwyn and Luretta of Rock Rapids, IA, Dennis and Nelva of Edgerton, MN; 3 daughters, Jeanette and her husband Harlan Van Engen of Doon, IA, Viola Van Otterloo of Denver, CO, Laurie and her husband Vernon Koedam of Alvord, IA; 28 grandchildren; 56 great-grandchildren; 1 sister, Rose Van Otterloo of Hull; brother-in-law and his wife Leonard and Bernice Van Otterloo of Sioux Center; sister-in-laws Nellie Nobel, Tena Van Otterloo both of Rock Valley; Joyce Van Otterloo of Hull.

Magdalena was preceded in death by her husband, Peter; 2 brothers, Henry and John Nobel; sister Delia Van Otterloo; greatgrandchild, Emily De Witt.

Rock Valley Bee 2003-12-31.

Nobel, Magdalena J. (I18475)

10660

Marinus Overgaauw was veldarbeider en vertrok in 1919 naar Amerika, waar hij farmer was. Adriana Buitendijk vertrok in 1921 met haar dochter Pietertje (later Pearl) naar Amerika. Zij woonden in 1925 in Edgarton, daarna tot 1932 in Rock Rapids, Iowa, Elsworth Minnesota en Worthington Minnesota. Daarna woonded zij tot 1967 in Pipestone Minnesota, waarna zij vertrokken naar Holland Minnesota.

Zij kregen 13 kinderen (Pietertje/Pearle (5 jul 1920 te Zuidland geboren), Jacoba, Cornelia (oud 2 weken), Wilhelmina, Cornelia, Jake, John, Francis, Willis, Cornelius, Jacoba, Peter en Marinus Adrian).

Gezin: Marinus Overgaauw / Adriana Buitendijk (F6027)

10661

meelbewerker, overleden te Rheine

van Sintmaartensdijk, Jan (I19809)

10662

Militair, Krijgsgevangene Japan, Birmaspoorweg
Rang Knr. Art.
Mil. onderdeel KNIL.

van Rij, Arie (I12978)

10663

Minnie VanDis, 92, of Rock Valley passed from this earth on Monday, May 20, 2013, at Whispering Heights in Rock Valley, IA

Minnie Bodewitz VanDis was born November 7, 1920, to Henry A. and Martena (Uithoven) Bodewitz, near Boyden, Iowa. She attended school in Boyden, IA, and Valley Springs, SD and grew up on the family farms near those areas. Minnie was united in marriage to Joe VanDis on September 26, 1938. They celebrated fifty-eight years of marriage before Joe passed away in 1997. Together, they farmed in the Valley Springs, SD area. She was a mother, farm wife, a foster parent, and in later years also worked at McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls. She moved to Rock Valley, IA, in 1998. Minnie was a member of Faith Reformed Church, Rock Valley, and prior to moving to Rock Valley, the Valley Springs (SD) Reformed Church.

Minnie enjoyed and loved attending auctions, flea markets, and rummage sales (she had a special liking for antique dishes and glassware), playing cards, fixing jigsaw puzzles, and reading. Her family remembers her as a good sport in playing cards and table games. She especially enjoyed taking her grandchildren on fishing excursions. Minnie always enjoyed visits from her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She taught her children to garden and can produce. She always welcomed guests for a meal, and her specialty for unexpected guests was her canned meatballs, a recipe she has passed down to her family members. Everyone seemed to enjoy that meal. Rhubarb and strawberries was also a staple dessert in the summer, and her Golden Chiffon Birthday Cake and oliebollen were a special treat. Minnie enjoyed celebrating holidays with family and traveling, especially an Alaskan cruise with family in her later years. Her legacy to her family is her Christian faith the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ.

Those left to cherish her memory are her children, Willi and Andy Klumper (Artesia, CA), Tina and Syl Vugteveen (Valley Springs, SD), John and Anne VanDis (Custer, SD), and Harlan and Clare VanDis (Rock Valley, IA), 15 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren, and 7 great-great-grandchildren; three brothers, Jake (Sonia) Bodewitz (Sioux Falls), Ben (Alison) Bodewitz (Anchorage, AK), and Andrew (Gertie Ann) Bodewitz (Slayton, MN); and a sister-in-law, Henrietta Huenink (Steen, MN). Minnie also leaves her very special friend and caregiver, Shirleen Post.

Preceding her in death were her husband, Joe VanDis, a grandson, Tim VanDis, her parents, and sisters and brothers, Theda DenHerder, Clazina Franken, Henry Bodewitz, Marcus Bodewitz, and Esther Bloyed.

The family wishes to thank the wonderful caring servants from Hegg Home Health, Whispering Heights, and Hospice for their loving gentle care these last years and months.

Bodewitz, Minnie (I7453)

10664

Moeder
Ariaantje Arens Ruitenberg

de Low, Hendrina Jans (I22846)

10665

Moeder vermeld als Elizabeth Beijen.
Getuige is Lijntje Beijen.

van der Voorn, Mary Anthonies (I25821)

10666

Moeder vermeldt als Maartje Ariens (doop kind 1) en als Maartje Adriaans (doop kind 2).
Vader vermeld als PIeter van Linden (doop kind 1) en als Pieter Adriaanszn van Linden (doop kind 2)
Bij kind 3 staat moeder vermeld als Maartje Adriaans de Looze.

Gezin: Pieter Adriaanszn van Linden / Maartje Ariens de Looze (F8646)

10667

Moeder was bij de geboorte twee jaar weduwe

van der Waal, Johanna Pols (I6016)

10668

Moeder, Pietertje Willempje en Willem op 20 may 1888 gekomen uit Goudswaard.

Gezin: Arij Overgaauw / Adriana den Boer (F565)

10669

Moeder: Adriana Ruigendijk en Lijsbeth Ruigendijk

Landman, Cornelis (I14171)

10670

Moeder: Neeltje Ariens Spaan en Magdalena Ariens

Kuiper, Maarten (I16910)

10671

Moeilijk leesbare namen.

Getuige: Lijsbet Pieters.

Govikszn, Huijgs (I23442)

10672

Mogelijk zijn dochters Lena (gekoppeld door geboorte) en Lijntje (gekoppeld door trouwen) een en dezelfde.

Gezin: Willem Bastejaanszn Ruighaver / Geertje Kornelis (F8534)

10673

Mogelijke mispelling bij huwelijk zoon (wellicht is het niet Pieter Haazejager en Jannetje van den Hoven, maar moet het zijn "Pieter Hazejager & Annetje van der Hoven").

Gezin: Pieter Haazejager / Jannetje van den Hoven (F3315)

10674

Mother of Four Dies Suddenly

Hull — Special: The community was shocked to hear that Mrs. Herman Van Otterloo formerly Delia Nobel had died early Friday morning at the age of 39 years.

She died in her sleep apparently from heart failure shortly after she retired for the night.

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 at the home and 2 00 o'clock from the Christian Reformed Church conducted by Rev. J Hanenburg.

She is survived by her husband, Herman Van Otterloo, three sons and one daughter, Melvin, Burdett, Harriet and James, Her mother, Mrs Jennie Nobel, two brothers, Henry and John, two sisters, Magdaline (Mrs. Peter Van Otterloo) and Rose.

Sioux Center News 1945-05-17.

Nobel, Deeltje (I18473)

10675

Mr. Fred ALPHENAAR, 2910 Crystal Lane, died Thursday, March 9, 1995. Mr. ALPHENAAR was born May 14, 1901 in the Netherlands, the son of William and Anna (LUYENDYK) ALPHENAAR, and was a resident here since 1920. He was a retired painting and decorating contractor, and was a member of the Kalamazoo Protestant Reformed Church, and had sung with the Excelsior Male Glee Club. He was preceded in death by three wives, Anna (EHLERS) ALPHENAAR in 1945, Gertrude (SLAGER) SMITH ALPHENAAR in 1969, and Bertha (VANDERWAL) BOOMSMA ALPHENAAR in 1989; a great-granddaughter, Joanna KAUK, a sister, Ann ALPHENAAR, and 2 brothers, Peter and Jacob ALPHENAAR. Surviving are 4 daughters and 2 sons and their spouses, Frances and Henry MEJEUR, of Portage, William and Claudia ALPHENAAR, of Grand Haven, Beatrice and Peter VAN'T SLOT, of Arlington, TX, Fred and Elnora ALPHENAAR, of Bradenton, FL, Betty and Herman VERBEEK, of Hudsonville, and Helen JACOBSEN, of Phoenix, AZ; a step-daughter and her husband, Anne (SMITH) and Albert WOLTERSOM, of Kalamazoo; 19 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; one brother, Adrian and his wife Johanna ALPHENAAR, of Kalamazoo and a sister-in-law, Genevieve ALPHENAAR, of Kalamazoo; several nieces and nephews. Services for Mr. ALPHENAAR will be held Tuesday at 11:00 o’clock at the Langeland Memorial Chapel, 622 S. Burdick, A Trust 100 Chapel, with the Rev. Mr. Bernard Woudenberg officiating. Private interment in Riverside Cemetery. Friends may meet the family in the Memorial Chapel today from 7-9 pm and Monday from 2-4 pm and 7-9 pm. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kalamazoo Protestant Reformed Church Memorial Fund, Kalamazoo Christian School Foundation or Park Village Pines. source: Kalamazoo Gazette Mar 1995

Alphenaar, Fop (I6116)

10676

Mr. Peter Alphenaar 2914 Junedale and Bradenton, Fla. Passed away Saturday morning, November 8, 1975. Mr. Alphenaar was born July 31, 1897 in Zuidland, the Netherlands, son of William and Anna Alphenaar; had been a resident here since 1919. Since his retirement, Mr. and Mrs. Alphenaar have spent the winters in Florida. Mr. Alpenaar was a retired building contractor and had owned the firm now known as Alphenaar and Visser. He was a member of the Bradenton Florida Christian Reformed Church, a former member of the Alamo Avenue Christian Reformed Church. He had been active in church and the Kalamazoo Christian School activities. Surviving are: his wife, Johanna; six daughters, Mrs. Dale (Cobie) Lemmer, Mrs. Clarence (Anne) DeVries, Mrs. Henry (Henrietta) Sportel and Mrs. Isaac (Gerry) Visser, all of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Cornie (Nellie) Visser, Rock Valley, Iowa, Mrs. Paul (Carol) Dykstra of Brookfield, Wis.; 28 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, three brothers, Jacob, Fred and Adrian, all of Kalamazoo; several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son, William. Memorial services will be held Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the Langeland Chapel, 622 S. Burdick, Rev. Richard J. VandeKieft officiating. Interment Mount Ever-Rest Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kalamazoo Christian School Realty Association. Friends may call at the chapel. Source: Kalamazoo Gazette Mon Nov. 10, 1975

Alphenaar, Pieter (I7265)

10677

Mrs. Anna Steeenhoven passed away at her home her Thursday, November 6 after a brief illness.

Mrs. Steenhoven was born in Vierpolder near Briel, province of South Holland, Netherlands, on November 7, 1859. She came to America from Holland , March 4 1905 coming directly to Boyden, Iowa.

She is survived by two sons John and Isaac and 3 daughters Nellie, Sarah and Tena (Mrs. Dick Ver Mulm).

Funeral services were held at the Netherlands Reformed Church in Rock Valley, conducted by Rev. John Van Zweden Monday. Interment was made in the cemetery beside her husband at Sioux Center.

Sioux Center News 1947-11-13.

Pleit, Johanna (I9085)

10678

Mrs. E. Vander Brake Passes On

Tuesday afternoon, May 16, Mrs. Jaapje Vander Brake passed away at her home here after an illness of about twelve weeks.

Funeral services will be held Friday at the home at 1 p.m. and at 1:30 p.m. at the First Ref. Church with Rev. Meengs and Rev. Keuning officiating.

She was born Sept 14, 1861, was married to Evert Vander Brake on March 6, 1883.

Her husand preceded her in death in February, 1916.

Six children were born to this union, namely Gerrit, of Groton, S.D.; Effie (Mrs. H. Eggink); Mary, (Mrs. Peter Brunsting) of Hull; Bertha. (Mrs. Dick Schoep) and Jessie Campagne. Lane died eight years ago. Seventeen grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren also survive.

Mrs. Vander Brake had been a resident of this community for the past twenty-four years.

She came to America from South Holland, Netherlands, at the age of fourteen years.

She was a member of a family of twenty-four, the only survivor now being one sister, Mrs. Herman Brink, who resides in Platte, S.D.

Sioux Center News 1939-05-18.

Plooster, Jaapje (I18523)

10679

Mrs. Jennie Nobel, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jan Gritters, was born in Diever, the Netherlands On December 3, 1880. At the age of seventeen she came to America with her parents and two brothers and five sisters, all of whom preceded her in death.

On February I9, 1903, she was united in marriage to Mr. Bastiaan Nobel. To this union two sons and three daughters were born. The first three years of their married life were spent on a farm near Hull. They then moved to Matlock where they resided until the year 1915 when they moved to a farm in the Rock Valley area.

Mr. Nobel died in 1916 leaving his wife to care for their five small children.

In 1931 Mrs. Nobel moved to Hull where she resided until the time of her death on Wednesday Morning, April 13, 1966.

One daughter, Delia, and a son Henry, passed away in 1945 and a son, John, died in 1952. One grandson also preceded her in death. Two daughters, Magdalena (Mrs Pete Van Otterloo) and Rose (Mr. Hernan Van Ottertoo), as well as twenty grandchildren and thirty-nine great grandchildren survive to mourn her passing.

Funeral servives were held at the First Christian Reformed church of Hull, Saturday, April 16, 1966, with Rev. G.J. Rozenboom officiating. Pallbearers were grandsons of the deceased. Interment was in Hope Cemetery at Hull, Iowa.

Sioux County Index 1966-04-1.

Gritters, Janna (I18471)

10680

Mrs. Wilfred Wallenburg, 64, of Rock Valley, died Friday, February 26 in a Rock Valley hospital.

Services were at 1:30 p.m., Monday in the Porter Funeral Home. The Rev. A. DeBoer officiated. Burial was in Valley View Cemetery. Visitation was from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home.

Mrs. Wallenburg, the former Della Groen, was born Nov. 10, 1917, in Sioux Center.

She was married Dec. 17, 1940, in Rock Valley. The couple lived in Inwood and Hills, Minn., 25 years and moved to Rock Valley in December 1980.

Survivors include her husband; four daughters, Mrs. Ronald (Gertrude) Van Veldhuizen of Rock Valley, Mrs. Howard (Wanita) Koedam of Rock Valley, and Mrs. Gary (Arlene) Esselink and Miss Carol, both of Hills; four brothers, John of Hudson, SD.; Clarence of Steen, MN; Paul of Bushell, SD, and Henry of Hospers, and five grandchildren.

Sioux Center News 1982-03-03.

Groen, Della (I18489)

10681

Na het kraambed overleden.

Heijmans, Kaatje (I4204)

10682

Na hun huwelijk te Zuidland woonden ze in de Barakken en later aan het Hoofd (N74).

Gezin: Andries Molengraaf / Adriaantje Veerman (F456)

10683

Na hun huwelijk woonden Jacob en Cornelia in de Barakken
daarna aan de Breedstraat en later aan de Molendijk.
In 1885 kocht Jacob het huis en erf aan de Barakken (nummer 92) te Zuidland van zijn vader Jan, bij akte van scheiding en toedeling van 24 maar 1885 voor het bedrag van 500 gulden. Vervolgens werd bij deze zelfde akte nog aangekocht een tuin in Klein Nibbeland, groot 50 ca en groot 5a 90ca voor 150 gulden.
Om deze aankoop te kunnen financieren leende Jacob op 1 april 1885 500 gulden van Pieter Lammerse Sr, bouwman en wethouder van de gemeente Zuidland. De rente bedroeg 5% per jaar. Huis en tuinen dienden als onderpand.

Jacob werd op 16 maart 1884 te Zuidland bevestigd tot lidmaat van de Nederlandse Hervormde kerk. Hij was toen 47 jaar oud. Waarschijnlijk heeft hij geen belijdenis willen doen bij de 'moderne' predikant Van Spankeren die op 9 juli 1837 naar Zuidland kwam en op 4 juni 1882 met emiraat ging.

Na het overlijden van de weduwe Cornelia Jongejan werd op 26 december 1904 voor notaris Loeff te Zuidland de nalatenschap verdeeld.
Huis en erf aan de Barakken werden toebedeeld aan zoon Jan en de tuin in Klein Nibbeland aan Aart Wolters, echtgenoot van dochter Janna van Meggelen.

Gezin: Jacob van Meggelen / Cornelia Jongejan (F191)

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Naam bruid moeilijk leesbaar.

Gezin: Willem van Vliet / Kornelia Tuinzaat (F8301)

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Naam moeilijk leesbaar.
Getuige Neeltje Joris.

Jobs, Vrou (I24933)

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Naam van de vader als Jan en Johannis gebruikt.

Gezin: Johannis Franszn Nachtegaal / Neeltje Willems Overhein (F7969)

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Namen moeilijk leesbaar.
beide wonende te zuidland.

Gezin: Gerrit Willemszn van der Velde / Klaasje Jacobs Breeman (F8300)

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NB De vader Rooms gezint zijnde: is dit kint van de moeder alleen ter doop geprezenteert; zoo noghtans dat hij Vader belooft heeft toe te st... ... in de gereformeerde leer.

Kroezen, Pleuntje Bastiaans (I26581)

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NB: Op geright van Bloetschande er inspraak zijnde gedaan na het eerste gebot, zoo is nadat van de stathowder van Putten, hier op, ten overstaan van een Leenman, onderzoek gedaan en 't gerighte ongegront gevonden was'het tweede & derde gebot zonder inspraak gegeven."

Gezin: Kornelis Dingemanszn Vlaming / Pieternelle Gleijns Santboer (F6203)

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Nell M. Visser, 84, of Rock Valley, died Saturday, February 13, 2016 at the Pleasant Acres Care Center in Hull, Iowa. Funeral Service will be 10:30 am Wednesday, February 17th at the Trinity Christian Reformed Church in Rock Valley. Burial will follow at the Valley View Cemetery, Rock Valley. Visitation with the family will be 6-8 pm Tuesday at the Trinity Christian Reformed Church.

Nellie “Nell” was born September 1, 1931 at Kalamazoo, Michigan, the daughter of Peter and Johanna (Meert) Alphenaar. She was raised at Kalamazoo and attended the Kalamazoo Christian High School. Nell met the love of her life, Cornie Visser, in Kalamazoo in 1949. They were united in marriage on August 27, 1954 and then moved to Manhattan, Montana. Nell loved being a homemaker and raising her five children. She enjoyed spending time with her family; was a great cook; and enjoyed gardening and canning. In the fall of 1971, Nell and family moved from Montana to Rock Valley. She worked as a clerk for Van’s Food Pride for 25 years and has been a volunteer for the Foster Grandparent Program.

Nell is survived by her husband, Cornie of Rock Valley; children, Mike (Debbie) Visser of Redfield, SD, Ivan (Sharon) Visser of Brandon, SD, Debra (Paul) Kahn of Seattle, WA, Bruce Visser of Seattle, WA; 23 grandchildren; and sister, Carol (Paul) Dykstra of Florida.

She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, Rod Visser; and sisters, Jacoba, Anna, Henrietta, and Geraldine.

Alphenaar, Nellie Marie (I18936)

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Niet Zuidland gerelateerde kinderen betreffen: Arij (Heenvliet 1775), Jannetje (1779), Lena (Bergschenhoek 1781), Jan (Abbenbroek 1790)

Gezin: Willem Ariens Westdijk / Arendje Spruit (F1837)

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Nog geen ovelijdensakte gevonden.

Koolhaas, Gerardus (I12802)

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