Category: Barlo

Gravediggers
The task of the gravedigger was to dig graves for the dead. In rural areas, this duty was often outsourced to impoverished villagers or combined with other roles: sextons, night watchmen, or schoolmasters performed the gravedigging alongside their primary occupation. The office of gravedigger provided only a modest (supplementary) income.
Some well-known gravediggers in Aalten and Bredevoort (incomplete list):

Aalten

Jan Hendrik Raben (1833–1889), factory worker

Gerrit Jan Prinsen (1845–1920), a.o. night watchman and town crier

Herman van Zuilekom (1879–1983), municipal worker *

Arent Jan te Slaa (1870–1935), a.o. night watchman, town crier, postman and waiter

Bernard Gerhardus Bannink (1904–2003), municipal gravedigger *

* They resided in the ‘gravedigger’s cottage’ near the Old General Cemetery.

Bredevoort

Harmen Jan Piek (1826–1906)

‘The Gravedigger’, by Jan & Casper Luyken, 1694
Newspaper reports

De Graafschapbode, 13 April 1889

Zutphensche Courant, 16 April 1889

Zutphensche Courant, 25 January 1893

De Graafschapbode, 17 November 1914

Nieuwe Aaltensche Courant, 12 November 1918

De Graafschapper, 6 December 1918

Aaltensche Courant, 5 December 1919

De Graafschapper, 1 March 1927

Aaltensche Courant, 9 February 1934

De Graafschapper, 21 August 1936

Dagblad Tubantia, 4 February 1959
Sources
- Delpher
- English Genealogy
21 August 1936
Bernardus Gerhardus Vaags
Bernardus Gerhardus Vaags was born on 19 June 1855 at Dijkstraat 9 in Aalten, the son of Gerrit Willem Vaags and Willemina Geertruid Becking. He was the co-founder of the Becking & Vaags pipe factory and additionally held various civic and social positions. He passed away on 5 May 1936.

On 20 August 1891, he married Hermanna Johanna Petronella ten Dam in Aalten. The couple settled at Landstraat 12. Three children were born from this marriage: Gerrit Willem (1893), Elisabeth (1896) and Abraham (1902).

Vaags co-founded the Becking & Vaags pipe factory in Aalten, which developed into a flourishing enterprise within the horn-working industry – a sector that was unique within the Netherlands. When the company’s export opportunities declined after the First World War, the business was liquidated.

Alongside his commercial activities, Vaags was highly active in the community: he was a board member of the Aalten Branch of the Maatschappij tot Nut van ’t Algemeen (Society for the Public Good), and for many years served as its treasurer and representative at the general meetings. He also held the positions of chairman and secretary of the local Reading Society and was a warm supporter of the Public Library.

Furthermore, he dedicated himself to the Ten Hietbrink’s Bewaarschool (nursery school) and served as an agent for the Nederlandse Maatschappij voor Brandverzekering (Netherlands Fire Insurance Company) in Tiel, a position he held for more than 45 years.

Bernardus Gerhardus Vaags passed away in Aalten on 5 May 1936 at the age of 80. His funeral took place at the Old Cemetery on Varsseveldsestraatweg.

Bernardus Gerhardus Vaags (1855–1936)

Aaltensche Courant, 2 April 1926
Sources
- Aaltensche Courant, 8 May 1936 (Delpher)
- WieWasWie (WhoWasWho)
5 May 1936
Jan Bennink built a glider
Aaltensche Courant, 2 October 1934

The glorious weather of the past few days—true summer weather, with plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures—is still luring many people out to the woods and heath. Walkers and those in more of a hurry, venturing out by bicycle, often choose the beautiful Zelhemseweg (the present-day Romienendiek, ed.), the old Hessenweg, for their excursions.

On Friday, there was something else to enjoy alongside the natural beauty. A number of young men were labouring along the soft, sandy road, pulling a cart laden with strange-looking contraptions. Pausing occasionally to catch their breath, they chatted and gestured animatedly. Clearly, something special was underway. Anyone wishing to satisfy their curiosity could only do so at the cost of a fair walk. The group pushed ever further, pulling or pushing with renewed zeal after every short rest. Upon reaching the Schaapskooi (sheepfold), the column turned right, and they halted at the edge of the woods on the heights above the flat, reclaimed terrain, where flowering lupins still painted bright, brilliant yellow spots on the brownish-grey surface here and there.

There was no more catching of breath. Now, busy activity: nimble hands carefully took the mysterious objects from the cart and laid them out meticulously on the beautiful heathland according to a set plan. Pliers, wrenches, bolts, and nuts were produced. With care and deliberation, the various items were connected; the work began to take shape. What was about to happen here?

A kind of sledge with a seat, and in front of it a swivelling stick where the feet could be placed. Behind that, a pair of upright tubes, firmly attached to the sledge. Next, it was the turn of a few large, flat pieces: a construction of tube and slats, covered with linen and paper, approximately 9 metres long and well over a metre wide. With combined effort, these pieces were placed on the upright tubes and secured with bolts. Tension wires ensured the correct alignment. The whole structure now took the shape of a large bird. All that remained was the tail, which was also soon attached, and before us stood a glider—perhaps not constructed to all requirements, but a very decent one nonetheless—with an elevator and rudder on the tail, albeit without ailerons on the rear of the wings.

Everything was checked thoroughly one last time, nuts were tightened again, tension wires were adjusted slightly, and then the first test was to be carried out. The tow cable—in this case, a number of inner tubes—was attached, the device was dragged to the edge of the slope, and the pilot took his place on the sledge. Feet on the ‘steering’, checking briefly if it worked, and yes, it worked fine. The rudders responded to the slightest pressure of the foot.

Aaltensche Courant, 5 October 1934

Now, the great moment had arrived. Expectations were high. Would it succeed? One part of the helpers positioned themselves behind the machine to hold it back; another part went to the tow cable and pulled, pulled with all their might to achieve the greatest possible tension. After all, the greater the speed at take-off, the greater the chance of lifting off the ground. The wind, too, played a part. However, it was nowhere to be seen; it was absolutely still.

They decided to give it a try regardless. The helpers pulled harder; one more tug, and with a whistling sound, the rubber cable, stretched to its limit, snapped. A mixture of sadness and amusement: sadness over the setback, amusement at the helpers who bit the dust, rolling down the slope head over heels. Soon, however, the cable was repaired. An experience richer, they started again, this time with a little less energy. Then the pilot’s command: “Let go.”

With a jerk, the contraption lurched forward and glided along the ground for a distance, even lifting slightly. But there was no talk of gliding yet. Back to the starting point. The elevator was adjusted to be a bit steeper, and they started again. And yes, it went better. The aircraft clearly lifted off the ground, but it landed somewhat uncomfortably a bit further on. Without too much damage, however.

Back to the starting point once more. The third time’s the charm. Once again, the helpers pulled with all their might, the command “Let go” sounded again, and again the bird surged forward, now with the elevator even steeper, and yes, now it was going up. This silent bird glided over a stream, but one of its wings struck a tree branch. The wing snapped off, and like a bird shot in flight, the machine slid down and hit the ground with a crash, irreparably damaged.

Months of labour in spare hours had been destroyed in one fell swoop. The still-usable material was dismantled and loaded back onto the handcart, and a less enthusiastic troop returned to the village. Less enthusiastic than on the way there, but the constructor, the 17-year-old electrician Bennink, was not discouraged. After all, it had worked! It must be possible with a home-built, but slightly better-constructed device of more stable build. Plans for this were already being made, and this indicates that we will likely see this enterprising young man make another attempt in some time. Taught by experience, a subsequent attempt will surely have a better chance of success.

De Graafschapbode, 3 October 1934

The builder of the glider, Jan Bennink, lived on the Kattenberg in Aalten. Ninety years later, a home-built glider by Jan Bennink was discovered near his childhood home, in the attic of a building on the Lichtenvoordsestraatweg where a friend of his lived at the time. Perhaps this friend hid it as a precaution shortly after the outbreak of World War II, after Bennink had been questioned at the police station about his flying hobby.
Sources
- Aaltensche Courant, 2 October 1934 (Delpher)
- Aaltensche Courant, 5 October 1934 (Delpher)
- De Graafschapbode, 3 October 1934 (Delpher)
- De Gelderlander, 10 July 2024 (Gelderlander.nl)
2 October 1934
Fratricide in Aalten
On Friday, April 24, 1931, 24-year-old Anton Prinsen was found dead on the threshing floor of his parental home in ‘t Dal. The alerted physician soon suspected that foul play might be involved. The event caused a great stir in the village and was reported in the national press.

The farmhouse and barn where the tragedy unfolded.

Anton Prinsen lived with his brother Derk Jan (1908) and their mother, the widow Mina Prinsen-te Kiefte (1873), in a farmhouse with the former address Aalten A160. Following the address change in 1934, this became ‘t Dal 14. It appears that violent disagreements frequently occurred within the Prinsen family. Both brothers were known to be very rough.

On that particular Friday morning at approximately half past seven, Dr. Hartman was alerted by a neighbor boy that Anton Prinsen had fallen on the threshing floor. Prinsen was supposed to bring a load of fertilizer to the fields that morning and was to borrow a horse from a certain V. for that purpose. When he failed to collect it, people went to check and found the body lying on the threshing floor. When the doctor arrived at the scene, Anton had already passed away.

As a tragic detail, it was also mentioned that the victim had entered into a notice of intended marriage on the Wednesday before his death.

Possible crime

Based on the position of the body and the visible external injuries, Dr. Hartman concluded that a crime may have been committed. The mayor and the chief constable were alerted and appeared at the scene. They immediately launched an investigation and interrogated the household members, mother and son, as well as the individuals who had been at the scene after the accident. Mother and son declared that Anton had fallen and hit his head on a handcart in such a way that he succumbed to his injuries. However, the investigation reinforced the suspicion of foul play, and the public prosecutor’s office in Zutphen was notified by telephone.

The body was temporarily seized and guarded by the police. Around half past two in the afternoon, the public prosecutor, Mr. Baron Speyaart van Woerden, the examining magistrate, Mr. Mees, the clerk of the court, Mr. Meindersma, and two doctors arrived for the autopsy. Later, a police expert, Dr. Hesselink from Arnhem, also arrived.

The examining magistrate interrogated the brother of the deceased, but he denied all guilt. After Dr. Hesselink took several photographs of the position of the body, the remains were transported to the Rest Home by police stretcher. Meanwhile, the experts and the chief constable searched for blood and other traces. These were discovered on the walls, the outer door of the threshing floor, and on several sacks of grain.

Arrest

An autopsy on the victim’s body indicated that he had died by strangulation. The brother of the deceased was arrested and placed in custody. The detainee was escorted to the police station on foot, watched by a large crowd discussing the case. This later led to parliamentary questions from Member of Parliament Mrs. Bakker-Nort. The Minister of Justice replied that “an investigation has shown him that on the evening of Friday, April 24, 1931, at approximately nine o’clock, the suspect in question was transferred unhandcuffed from his home to the police station in Aalten, and very shortly thereafter from that station to the detention cells, covering a total distance of approximately 750 m. Since no escape was feared, the public’s attitude was calm, and the suspect, instead of expressing any objection to the transfer on foot, showed great indifference, the police officers charged with the transfer apparently found no reason to seek a means of transport for that evening transfer over the relatively short distance. The minister believes that under the given circumstances, and since the use of a cellular van was naturally excluded, the manner in which the suspect was transferred can hardly be subject to well-founded objections.”

On Saturday morning at 8 o’clock, the suspect was transferred to Zutphen and placed at the disposal of the Public Prosecutor. At the tram station, he called out a “Mòjn” (local greeting) to all his acquaintances.

Confession

A few days later, the mother and brother finally made a full confession. According to them, the events unfolded as follows:

Early Friday morning, the widow Prinsen called her son Anton to milk the cows. This young man then used some very improper expressions toward his mother and began milking. When his mother called him to eat while he was milking the second cow, he replied: “Oh old woman, I’d rather slice you into strips.” Thereupon, the other son Derk attacked his brother, and a violent struggle ensued. Suddenly, Derk Jan noticed that he had squeezed his brother Anton’s throat too hard. He cried: “Mother, mother, I have killed him! Don’t say anything, don’t make me miserable!”

Limburgsch Dagblad, 4 May 1931

Both then agreed not to tell the truth and devised a false statement. It was to be presented as if Anton had fallen with his head against a wheel of a handcart and that this had resulted in his death. This is what they told Dr. Hartman, the mayor, and the chief constable on Friday morning.

The Limburgsch Dagblad reported on May 4 that the mother had also been detained for complicity and even for strangling the unconscious victim. This charge was presumably later withdrawn, as the court records mention nothing about it.

Court case

Arnhemsche Courant, 5 May 1931

The District Court in Zutphen sentenced Derk Jan Prinsen by verdict of October 23, 1931, to 10 years’ imprisonment, with credit for time served in pre-trial detention. Both the suspect and the public prosecutor appealed this ruling. The defense counsel was Mr. H. Maten, a lawyer from Arnhem.

In the appeal case, a witness stated about the suspect: “He has limited intellect, is backward and shy.” The court report also mentions that the suspect “comes from a difficult background, that the family was not favorably known, and that repeated thefts etc. occurred.”

Shortly after the crime, the Arnhemsche Courant had reported that the accused was also suspected of assaulting a 14-year-old girl in Lintelo. However, nothing is mentioned about this in the court records.

On Thursday, February 4, 1932, the Court of Appeal in Arnhem ruled that the perpetrator did not have the intent to kill his brother, so that this was ‘merely’ a case of assault resulting in death. The maximum sentence for that offense was six years, and that maximum sentence was therefore imposed by the Court, without credit for time served. Prinsen served four years of this, after which the sentence was converted into a conditional one.

Anton Prinsen was buried at the Old Cemetery on the Varsseveldsestraatweg.

Perpetrator continues on the wrong path

More than ten years later, on March 3, 1943, the newspaper Het Volk wrote:

“The perpetrator of the murder of seven-year-old Guusje Zadelhof, which was committed last Sunday in Hummelo, 34-year-old D.J. Prinsen from Aalten, also committed the murder of his brother approximately ten years ago, whom he killed by strangulation during a fight.

This is not the only crime on his criminal record. On February 5 last, he had just been released from prison, where he had spent a year for chicken theft.

As we understand, Dr. Hulst from Leiden performed an autopsy on the body of the young victim. It is not excluded that the murderer first beat the boy with a stick. After that, he was struck with an axe.”

The Arnhem court sentenced the now 34-year-old farmhand for this crime to 15 years’ imprisonment with credit for time served, followed by TBS (mandatory psychiatric treatment).

The boy was murdered after entering the barn at his parental home that Sunday morning to feed his rabbits. He had presumably disturbed Prinsen, who had spent the night there.

Het Volk, 3 March 1943
Sources
- Graafschapbode, 27 April 1931 (Delpher)
- Graafschapbode, 29 April 1931 (Delpher)
- Limburgsch Dagblad, 4 May 1931 (Delpher)
- Arnhemsche Courant, 5 May 1931 (Delpher)
- Graafschapbode, 1 June 1931 (Delpher)
- Graafschapbode, 23 October 1931 (Delpher)
- Graafschapbode, 5 February 1932 (Delpher)
- Graafschapbode, 19 February 1932 (Delpher)
- Dagblad van het Oosten, 2 March 1943 (Delpher)
- Het Volk, 3 March 1943 (Delpher)
- Dagblad van het Oosten, 9 June 1943 (Delpher)
24 April 1931
Wolves in Aalten
In 1937, G.H. Rots described how life used to be in Aalten in a series of articles in the Aaltensche Courant. Regarding wolf hunting, he wrote:

“Just as fox hunts are organised nowadays to exterminate the few long-tailed foxes that remain, this was once done to eradicate a larger and more harmful predator. In the years when the population suffered greatly at the hands of marauding soldiers, the wolf was still a feared predator in these parts.

Imagine the situation in those days. Extensive forests, and in the lowlands, the farmsteads. Livestock grazed in the meadows, surrounded by woodland. The coppice also grew luxuriantly around the essen (es-lands). An eldorado for wildlife, therefore. The wolf went hunting, and the farmers’ dwindling livestock was also plagued by its natural enemy. Large drives were then organised.

Large nets were stretched out somewhere, and the game was driven into them, while the hunters lay in wait to bring down the prey with their guns, equipped with ‘pan and stone’ (flintlock mechanism). However, the wolves likely disappeared more due to advancing deforestation than through the hunts. Especially when the torch of war ceased to burn and the farming population settled everywhere, the wolves’ reign came to an end.”

Wolf Hunt, 16th-century print by Etienne Delaune, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

June 1923

About a century ago, there were reports of a wolf present in the woods of ’t Walfort.

De Graafschapper, 12 June 1923

December 1847

During the night of 5 to 6 December, two ‘large dogs’ wreaked havoc in the sheep pen at Kortbeek farm in Heurne, Aalten.

Groninger Courant, 14 December 1847

Wolf hunt in the Achterhoek (1600)
Sources
- ‘From Aalten’s Past’, by G.H. Rots, Aaltensche Courant, 11 March 1938 (via Delpher)
- Groninger Courant, 14 December 1847
- De Graafschapper, 12 June 1923
12 June 1923

List of emigrants from Aalten to the USA

The list below contains almost all emigrants to the United States who were living in Aalten at the time of emigration. We try to find their grave on FindAGrave as much as possible. Work in progress and errors reserved.

Achternaam	Tussenv.	Voornaam	Geb.datum	Emigratie	Schip	Laatste NL adres	Graf
Aalbers		Antonia Antonetta	22-11-1866	1882		Hogestraat 38, Aalten
Aalbers		Geertruida Stiena	04-05-1870	1882		Hogestraat 38, Aalten
Aalbers		Gerharda	19-08-1868	1882		Hogestraat 38, Aalten
Aalbers		Hanna Christina	31-12-1818	1869		Dale 71	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Aalbers		Hendrikus Gerhardus	20-10-1859	1882		Hogestraat 38, Aalten
Aalbers		Mina Gerharda	11-06-1865	1882		Hogestraat 38, Aalten
Aalbers		Sophia Antonetta	30-07-1858	1882		Bredevoort 102
Aalbers		Stiena	01-07-1874	1882		Hogestraat 38, Aalten
Aalbers		Tonij Marinus	13-12-1862	1882		Hogestraat 38, Aalten
Aarnink		Johanna Harmina	17-06-1815	1857	Casilda	Bredevoort 118	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Aberson		Antonius	10-02-1848	1868		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat?)	Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY
Aberson		Catharina Maria	05-06-1863	1868		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat?)
Aberson		Christina Elizabeth	05-10-1858	1868		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat?)	Brooklyn, NY
Aberson		Gerrit	20-08-1816	1868		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat?)	Brooklyn, NY
Aberson		Hendrika	24-02-1856	1868		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat?)
Aberson		Isabella	10-08-1853	1869		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat?)	Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY
Aberson		Johanna Maria	06-05-1851	1868		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat?)	Brooklyn, NY
Aberson		Johannes Wilhelmus	22-03-1849	1869		Aalten 91 (’t Dal?)	Middle Village, Queens, NY
Albers		Margaretha	11-12-1835	1887		Aalten 279a
Ansink		Dela Harmina	24-01-1832	1846	Hector	Barlo 68a (Waterkooi)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Ansink		Derk Jan	27-07-1818	1854		Dijkstraat 30, Aalten
Ansink		Gerritdiena	26-08-1851	1854		Dijkstraat 30, Aalten
Ansink		Hendrika Gerritdiena	16-01-1845	1854		Dijkstraat 30, Aalten
Ansink		Hendrika Johanna	07-03-1837	1846	Hector	Barlo 68a (Waterkooi)
Ansink		Jan Derk	30-04-1840	1846	Hector	Barlo 68a (Waterkooi)	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Ansink		Maria	30-06-1774	1854		Aalten 201a (Prinsenstraat)
Arentzen		Arent Jan	10-10-1832	1846		Lintelo 69 (Klein Hengeveld)
Arentzen		Hendrika Berendina	07-06-1840	1866		Hogestraat 6, Aalten	Greenwood Heights, Brooklyn, NY
Arentzen		Jan Willem	27-06-1836	1867		Aalten 213 (Polstraat)
Asmus		Jan Berend	05-10-1821	1845		Prinsenstraat 24, Aalten
Assink		Gerritjen	12-10-1862	1882		Bredevoort 103
Assink		Hendrik Jan	30-06-1831	1872		Dale 68 (Hunink)
Assink		Hermanus	28-01-1858	1881		Dale 66 (Wichers)	Moxee City, Yakima, WA
Baten		Aaltjen	18-10-1806	1846		Koppelstraat 10, Bredevoort	Brighton, Monroe, NY
Baten		Berend Hendrik	21-09-1823	1846		Koppelstraat 10, Bredevoort	Aalten, NL (teruggekeerd?)
Baten		Gerrit Jan	11-02-1845	1846	Hector	Barlo 68a (Waterkooi)
Baten		Manes	25-12-1810	1846	Hector	Barlo 68a (Waterkooi)
Baten		Willemina	30-09-1842	1846	Hector	Barlo 68a (Waterkooi)
Becker		Bernardus	27-01-1846	1847		Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Becker		Johann Bernard	16-02-1806	1847		Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Becker		Johanna Geertruida	08-10-1843	1847		Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Becker		Johannes Arnoldus	25-05-1841	1847		Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Becude		Adam Christiaan Wilhelm	19-11-1847	1868		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten
Beeking		Joanna Berendina	06-03-1840	1869		Dale 8a
Beekink		Geertruit	30-12-1793	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 30 (Kolste)
Beening		Johannes	13-10-1836	1868		Aalten 63a (Landstraat?)	Waupun, Fond du Lac, WI
Beest	ter	Aleida Grada	15-09-1833	1856	Renem	Lintelo 41 (Mager/Arendshuis)
Beest	ter	Arend	14-06-1774	1856	Renem	Lintelo 41 (Mager/Arendshuis)
Beest	ter	Berend	04-06-1806	1856	Renem	Lintelo 41 (Mager/Arendshuis)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Beest	ter	Berendina Harmina	23-06-1846	1855		Dale 79a
Beest	ter	Berendina Louiza	19-12-1849	1856	Renem	Lintelo 41 (Mager/Arendshuis)
Beest	ter	Christiaan	30-06-1843	1869	Nestorian	Heurne 16 (Ongena)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Beest	ter	Derk Adolf Gerrit	08-06-1841	1856	Renem	Lintelo 41 (Mager/Arendshuis)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Beest	ter	Evert Coenraad	03-05-1836	1856	Renem	Lintelo 41 (Mager/Arendshuis)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Beest	ter	Garritjen	05-10-1833	1869	Nestorian	Heurne 16 (Ongena)
Beest	ter	Grada Hendrika	23-06-1846	1855		Dale 79a	Overisel, Allegan, MI
Beest	ter	Hendrik	12-10-1839	1869	Nestorian	Heurne 16 (Ongena)
Beest	ter	Hendrik Jan	08-03-1838	1854		Barlo 68 (’t Fukker)
Beest	ter	Hendrik Jan	19-05-1829	1869	Nestorian	Heurne 16 (Ongena)
Beest	ter	Hendrik Jan	24-08-1835	1855		Dale 79a	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Beest	ter	Hendrik Samuel	27-11-1838	1856	Renem	Lintelo 41 (Mager/Arendshuis)
Beest	ter	Hendrik Willem	03-05-1841	1854		Barlo 68 (’t Fukker)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Beest	ter	Jacobus Mauritz	21-05-1844	1856	Renem	Lintelo 41 (Mager/Arendshuis)	Memphis, TN
Beest	ter	Tonia Berendina	13-09-1841	1855		Dale 79a
Beijer		Aleida Johanna	07-06-1889	1893		Lintelo 163 (De Wever)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Beijer		Derk Willem	27-01-1876	1893		Lintelo 163 (De Wever)	Sheldon, O’Brien, IA
Beijer		Gerrit Jan	30-01-1883	1893		Lintelo 163 (De Wever)	Sheldon, O’Brien, IA
Beijer		Hendrik Jan	30-04-1878	1893		Lintelo 163 (De Wever)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Beijer		Hermanus	21-02-1839	1893		Lintelo 163 (De Wever)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Beijer		Johan Willem	21-10-1873	1893		Lintelo 163 (De Wever)	Sheldon, O’Brien, IA
Beijer		Johanna Hendrika	18-02-1886	1893		Lintelo 163 (De Wever)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Beijer		Mina Everdina	17-06-1880	1893		Lintelo 163 (De Wever)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Bekink		Hendrik Jan	16-06-1885	1887		Aalten 63	Chili, Monroe, NY
Bekink		Hendrika Willemina	04-09-1857	1887		Aalten 63	Chili, Monroe, NY
Bekkers		Berendina Willemina	20-10-1840	1868		Haart 24 (Beestman)
Bennink		Gesina	17-01-1820	1869		Lintelo 142	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Bennink		Janna Berendina	05-09-1849	1871		Bredevoort 5 (Den Diek)	Boston, MA
Berendschot		Aleida	10-09-1835	1868		Aalten 63a (Landstraat?)
Berg	van den	Anna	03-08-1825	1853		Ambthuiswal 16, Bredevoort
Bessinkpas		Anna Christina	09-05-1866	1883		Haart 44 (Jentink)	Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan, WI
Blekkink		Jan Hendrik	26-01-1831	1854		Gasthuisstraat 7, Bredevoort	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Blekkink		Janna Geertruid	05-04-1792	1846	Hector	Haart 32 (Den Bosch)
Bloemers		Evert	09-07-1835	1867	Pennsylvania	Aalten 188 (Prinsenstraat?)	Salem, Salem, NJ
Bloemers		Gerrit Willem	25-01-1867	1867	Pennsylvania	Aalten 188 (Prinsenstraat?)	Salem, Salem, NJ
Bloemers		Grada Aleida	14-07-1864	1867	Pennsylvania	Aalten 188 (Prinsenstraat?)	Salem, Salem, NJ
Bloemers		Hendrik Jan	06-08-1879	1882		Landstraat 14, Bredevoort	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Bloemers		Wilhelm	30-12-1847	1882		Landstraat 14, Bredevoort	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Boeijink		Alberdina Elisabeth	07-09-1826	1846		Dale 26 (’t Villeken)	Milwaukee, WI
Boeijink		Geertruid	21-12-1834	1846		Dale 26 (’t Villeken)
Boeijink		Harmiena Johanna	04-04-1828	1846		Dale 26 (’t Villeken)	Hammond, St. Croix, WI
Boeijink		Hendrik Jan	01-12-1798	1846		Dale 26 (’t Villeken)
Boeijink		Hendrik Jan	14-09-1829	1846		Dale 26 (’t Villeken)
Boeijink		Jan Willem	04-05-1840	1846		Dale 26 (’t Villeken)
Boeijink		Johanna Hendrika	13-09-1837	1846		Dale 26 (’t Villeken)	Milwaukee, WI
Boeinck		Hendrik Willem	14-12-1815	1845		Aalten 30 (Dijkstraat)
Boeinck		Hendrina	08-10-1826	1845		Aalten 30 (Dijkstraat)
Böing		Elisabeth	16-08-1842	1847		Dale 7 (Grote Maat)
Böing		Gerhard Johann	10-05-1813	1847		Dale 7 (Grote Maat)
Böing		Gerhardus Johannes	25-08-1846	1847		Dale 7 (Grote Maat)	Schenectady, Schenectady, NY
Boink		Eva	15-05-1803	1847		Aalten 94a
Bökers		Johanna	22-10-1828	1849		Heurne 11
Bokkel	te	Garritjen	27-02-1820	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 48 (Lensink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Bokkel	te	Hendrika	21-05-1791	1846	Hector	Haart 11 (Haartman)
Boland		Gerrit Hendrik	19-04-1873	1881		Barlo 99 (Tente)
Boland		Jan Hendrik	28-08-1845	1881		Barlo 99 (Tente)
Boland		Johan Berend Willem	16-02-1880	1881		Barlo 99 (Tente)
Bolender		Anna Catharina	12-04-1846	1847		Bredevoort 146
Bolender		Johannes	06-03-1812	1847		Bredevoort 146
Bolender		Willemina	15-03-1845	1847		Bredevoort 146
Boom		Berend Willem	25-09-1859	1882		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Boom		Berendina	02-06-1867	1883		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Boom		Gerrit Willem	26-09-1826	1883		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Borg	ter	Janna Geertruid	27-06-1802	1855	Alexander	Bredevoort 76 (’t Zand)
Borninkhof		Engelbartha Gesina	25-01-1833	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 34 (Lieftocht a/d Borninkhof)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Borninkhof		Garrit Jan	05-05-1845	1881		Dale 88 (Kleinpenning)	Sheboygan, Sheboygan, WI
Borninkhof		Gerritjen	15-06-1868	1869		Heurne 2 (’t Slaa)
Borninkhof		Jan Willem	21-08-1831	1869		Heurne 2 (’t Slaa)
Borninkhof		Johanna Gesina	24-01-1879	1881		Dale 88 (Kleinpenning)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Borninkhof		Johanna Willemina	24-11-1841	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 34 (Lieftocht a/d Borninkhof)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Borninkhof		Tonia Aleida	29-01-1838	1881		Heurne 27 (Klein Kappers)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Borninkhof		Tonia Sophia	08-12-1838	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 34 (Lieftocht a/d Borninkhof)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Borninkhof		Willemina	08-04-1880	1881		Dale 88 (Kleinpenning)	Sheboygan, Sheboygan, WI
Bosch		Catharina Louiza	08-12-1805	1856	Renem	Lintelo 41 (Mager/Arendshuis)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Boske	te	Berendina	08-10-1824	1847		Prinsenstraat 17, Aalten
Bosman		Anna Theodora	28-10-1866	1868		Haart 41 (Veenhuis Huisken)	Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI
Bosman		Bernardus	06-12-1842	1868		Aalten 53 (Dijkstraat?)
Bosman		Hendrik	11-09-1833	1868		Haart 41 (Veenhuis Huisken)	Wrightstown, Brown, WI
Bosman		Johannes Hermanus	24-08-1864	1868		Haart 41 (Veenhuis Huisken)	Wisconsin Rapids, Wood, WI
Bouhuis		Gesina Berendina	21-08-1847	1869		Barlo 88a	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Bouhuis		Hendrik Willem	15-08-1845	1867		Barlo 88a	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Bouhuis		Leida Grada	10-01-1850	1869		Barlo 88a	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Bouwman		Gerrigjen	16-03-1810	1846		Landstraat 30, Aalten
Bouwmeester		Arent Jan	22-07-1865	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 189a (Prinsenstraat?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Bouwmeester		Gerharda	10-02-1829	1872		Heuvelweg 10, Lintelo
Bouwmeester		Johannes	24-10-1832	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 189a (Prinsenstraat?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Bouwmeester		Josina Aleida	26-12-1867	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 189a (Prinsenstraat?)
Brake	te	Arent Jan	19-07-1828	1846		Aalten 218	Milwaukee, WI
Brake	te	Gerrit Jan	01-09-1799	1846		Aalten 218
Brake	te	Grada Harmina	05-07-1841	1846		Aalten 218
Brake	te	Hendrik Jan	16-01-1897	1911		Dinxperlosestr. 110, IJzerlo
Brake	te	Hendrika Antonia	23-03-1834	1846		Aalten 218
Brake	te	Hendrika Johanna	11-02-1839	1846		Aalten 218
Brethouwer		Adrianus	12-11-1814	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 13 (Slotboom)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Brethouwer		Aleida	08-09-1843	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 13 (Slotboom)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Brethouwer		Elisabeth	02-03-1840	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 13 (Slotboom)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Brethouwer		Jan Willem	27-06-1837	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 13 (Slotboom)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Breugelman		Bernard	10-12-1810	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten
Brinke	ten	Antonia	28-04-1819	1854		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Brinke	ten	Berendina	22-10-1863	1892		Lintelo 97 (Steengroeve)	Galway, Saratoga, NY
Brinke	ten	Derk Jan	24-05-1804	1847		Aalten 205a
Brinke	ten	Hendrik Jan	20-12-1844	1847		Aalten 205a	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Brinke	ten	Johanna Harmina	14-12-1886	1887		IJzerlo 51a	Hull, Sioux, IA
Brinke	ten	Johanna Wilhelmina Eva	15-04-1841	1847		Aalten 205a
Brinke	ten	Lambertus Hendrikus	28-04-1885	1887		IJzerlo 51a	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Brinke	ten	Theodorus	07-03-1855	1887		IJzerlo 51a
Bruggemeijer		Wilhelm Simon	1809	1855		Kerkstraat 12, Aalten
Bruggink		Johanna Maria	09-02-1821	1846		Aalten 94b
Brummelstroete	te	Berend Willem	23-12-1844	1845		Barlo 75a
Brummelstroete	te	Hendrik Jan	08-04-1842	1845		Barlo 75a
Brummelstroete	te	Jan Willem	04-04-1810	1845		Barlo 75a
Brusse		Gerrit Jan Lambertus	23-02-1821	1851		IJzerlo 58 (Huisstededijk?)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Brusse		Gerrit Willem	16-11-1848	1851		IJzerlo 58 (Huisstededijk?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Brusse		Jan	25-03-1819	1847		Lintelo 66 (Brusse)	Lake Michigan
Brusse		Johanna Geziena	13-05-1845	1851		IJzerlo 58 (Huisstededijk?)	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Brussen		Berendina	27-11-1857	1882		Landstraat 28, Bredevoort	Westfield, Emmons, ND
Brussen		Hendrika	03-07-1808	1847		Barlo 16 (Straks)
Brussen		Janna Berendina	26-05-1833	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a
Buenk		Grada Antonia	27-06-1876	1880		IJzerlo 59 (De Scheel)
Buenk		Johan Gerhard	04-03-1848	1880		IJzerlo 59 (De Scheel)
Buenk		Johanna Adriana	31-01-1880	1880		IJzerlo 59 (De Scheel)
Bühler		Derk Jan	30-05-1843	1881		Hozenstraat 24, Bredevoort	Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan, WI
Bühler		Gerrit Jan	19-09-1869	1881		Hozenstraat 24, Bredevoort
Bühler		Willem	11-11-1877	1881		Hozenstraat 24, Bredevoort	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Buiel		Antonij Hendrikus	26-08-1859	1868		Hogestraat 63, Aalten
Buiel		Joanna Hendrika	24-02-1854	1868		Hogestraat 63, Aalten
Buiel		Johanna Willemina	14-03-1862	1868		Hogestraat 63, Aalten
Buiel		Johannes Hendrikus	19-05-1851	1868		Aalten 230a
Buiel		Johannes Theodorus	25-11-1856	1868		Hogestraat 63, Aalten
Buiel		Maria Mathilda	03-11-1864	1868		Hogestraat 63, Aalten
Buijink		Evert Jan	20-06-1824	1846		Lintelo 93 (Kampe)
Bulten		Wilhelmina Adriana	03-06-1928	1955		Stationsstraat 32
Bunink		Bernardus	16-04-1830	1847		Haart 10 (Bijvank)
Bunink		Derk	15-02-1793	1855		Haart 11 (Bijvank)
Bunink		Derk Antonij	03-04-1846	1855		Haart 11 (Bijvank)
Bunink		Dora	02-10-1828	1847		Dale 22 (Beusink)
Bunink		Harmen Jan	12-09-1825	1851		Lintelo 8 (Groot Doornink)
Bunink		Johanna	05-09-1823	1880		Aalten 333/9 (NH Gasthuis)
Bussing		Gerhard Joseph	22-10-1865	1888		Dale 71 (Hofstee)
Bussink		Johanna	04-01-1848	1880		Lintelo 157	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Caspers		Gerharda	26-05-1807	1846		Lintelo 74 (Rutgers)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Colenbrander		Catharina Elisabeth	29-04-1831	1882		Varsseveldsestraatweg 94, Lintelo
Colenbrander		Fredrika	06-12-1883	1909		Plein Zuid 1, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Dedert		Janna Geertruid	06-07-1807	1855		IJzerlo 51 (’t Klooster)	York, Fillmore, MN
Degelink		Aaltjen	15-01-1803	1868		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)
Degenaar		Adriaan Antonij	21-09-1859	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Albany, Albany, NY
Degenaar		Derkjen Antonetta	27-04-1849	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Albany, Albany, NY
Degenaar		Everdina Wilhelmina Margaretha	12-01-1851	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Northbrook, Cook, IL
Degenaar		Evert	03-09-1813	1864		Aalten 253a (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Degenaar		Harmen Jan	06-10-1811	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Albany, Albany, NY
Degenaar		Harmen Jan	14-02-1857	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Albany, Albany, NY
Degenaar		Hendrika Gesina	17-11-1821	1854		Aalten 170b (Kattenberg)
Degenaar		Hendrika Theodora Berendina	04-09-1840	1864		Aalten 253a
Degenaar		Hendrikus Bernardus	06-02-1853	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Albany, Albany, NY
Degenaar		Jan	28-11-1844	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Albany, Albany, NY
Degenaar		Johannes	03-02-1843	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Albany, Albany, NY
Degenaar		Johannes	24-08-1844	1864		Aalten 236 (Landstraat?)
Degenaar		Willemina Petronella	03-02-1855	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Albany, Albany, NY
Demming		Harmina	20-06-1837	1854		Haart 42 (Klein Veenhuis)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Demming		Henricus	14-01-1796	1854		Haart 42 (Klein Veenhuis)
Demming		Joannes Hermanus	03-03-1823	1846		Haart 41 (Klein Veenhuis)
Demming		Johannes	24-08-1827	1854		Haart 42 (Klein Veenhuis)
Dicker		Frederica	28-12-1853	1871		Hogestraat 24, Aalten
Dicker		Johannes Stephanus Albertus	29-05-1840	1871		Hogestraat 24, Aalten	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Dicker		Kaatjen	20-09-1847	1871			Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Dicker		Koosjen	24-04-1857	1871		Hogestraat 24, Aalten
Dicker		Theodorus Albertus Carolus	09-10-1842	1871		Hogestraat 24, Aalten	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Doornink		Aleida Johanna	10-11-1831	1846		Lintelo 52 (De Kamp)
Doornink		Derk Antonij	23-08-1865	1869	Nestorian	Dale 8 (De Glieuwe)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Doornink		Derk Willem	15-04-1839	1869	Nestorian	Dale 8 (De Glieuwe)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Doornink		Elisabeth	11-07-1846	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 91 (Bokkelder Brasse)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Doornink		Geertruida Aleida	23-01-1865	1869	Nestorian	Dale 69 (Kleinpenning)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Doornink		Gerrit Jan	20-04-1868	1869	Nestorian	Dale 69 (Kleinpenning)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Doornink		Gerrit Jan	23-12-1867	1869	Nestorian	Dale 8 (De Glieuwe)
Doornink		Gesina Aleida	17-12-1823	1858		Barlo 82 (Broekmans)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Doornink		Grada	12-04-1851	1869	Nestorian	Kerkstraat 1, Aalten	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Doornink		Grada	25-09-1867	1869	Nestorian	Dale 69 (Kleinpenning)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Doornink		Gradus	11-04-1808	1869	Nestorian	Dale 69 (Kleinpenning)
Doornink		Gradus Hendrikus	12-08-1850	1868	Austrian?	Heurne 32 (Roele)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Doornink		Harmanus	13-03-1837	1869	Nestorian	Dale 69 (Kleinpenning)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Doornink		Hendrika Elisabeth	06-03-1842	1866		Dale 58 (Ruwhof)
Doornink		Hendrika Willemina	13-10-1834	1846		Lintelo 52 (De Kamp)	Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Doornink		Jan Willem	13-10-1847	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 132 (Groot Heinen)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Doornink		Johanna	22-10-1838	1868		Aalten 207b (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Doornink		Roelof	18-09-1805	1846		Lintelo 52 (De Kamp)
Doornink		Teunisken Maria	10-02-1808	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 34 (Lieftocht a/d Borninkhof)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Draaijers		Grada Klazina	01-04-1820	1868		Hogestraat 57, Aalten	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Draijers		Janna Geertruid	31-10-1823	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)	Boyden, Sioux, IA
Dreijers		Harmen Jan	25-12-1813	1846		Haart 4 (Eskes)
Driessen		Johanna Hendrika	11-11-1860	1868		Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)
Duenk		Aleida Elizabeth	21-08-1838	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Duenk		Arent Jan	04-03-1841	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 43 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Duenk		Arent Jan	18-06-1848	1854		Aalten 205b (Damstraat?)	Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Deunk		Berend Hendrik	01-08-1833	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 76 (Hoenink)	Hallam, Lancaster, NE
Duenk		Berend Hendrik	01-08-1833	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 76 (Hoenink)
Duenk		Derk Jan	25-12-1820	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)
Duenk		Evert	19-01-1790	1849		Aalten 222
Duenk		Evert Jan	07-10-1797	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)
Duenk		Evert Jan	18-12-1840	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Duenk		Garrit Willem	03-12-1821	1849		Aalten 222
Duenk		Gerrit Hendrik	19-07-1825	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)	Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Duenk		Gerrit Jan	23-09-1845	1854		Aalten 205b (Damstraat?)	Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Duenk		Gerrit Jan	29-12-1843	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Duenk		Gerrit Willem	03-12-1821	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 76 (Hoenink)
Duenk		Gesina Engelina	28-01-1842	1847		Aalten 108	Pedricktown, Salem, NJ
Duenk		Grada Aleida	13-11-1846	1847		Aalten 108
Duenk		Harmina Gerharda	20-02-1825	1854		Landstraat 4, Aalten
Duenk		Harmina Johanna	05-08-1843	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 43 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Duenk		Hendrik	14-01-1825	1849		Aalten 222	Swedesboro, Gloucester, NJ
Duenk		Hendrik	14-01-1825	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 76 (Hoenink)	Swedesboro, Gloucester, NJ
Duenk		Hendrik	23-10-1781	1854		Landstraat 4, Aalten
Duenk		Hendrik Jan	20-12-1814	1847		Aalten 108	Perkintown, Salem, NJ
Duenk		Hendrika	08-08-1839	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 43 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Duenk		Hendrika Feijkje	06-02-1818	1847		Bredevoort 1 (Aalten 259)	Center Square, Gloucester, NJ
Duenk		Jan Berend	26-03-1819	1854		Landstraat 4, Aalten	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Duenk		Jan Willem	13-09-1833	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)	Pettit, Tippecanoe, IN
Duenk		Johanna Antonetta	13-01-1843	1854		Aalten 205b (Damstraat?)	Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Duenk		Johanna Berendina	14-11-1808	1869		Barlo 88a	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Duenk		Johanna Berendina	15-11-1835	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Duenk		Johanna Geertruida	08-11-1845	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 43 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Duenk		Leida	19-07-1837	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 43 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Duenk		Willemina Johanna	29-06-1847	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Dull		Elisa Sophia	11-06-1825	1868		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat?)
Ebbers		Bernard Hendrik	09-10-1892	1911		Landstraat 7, Aalten
Ebbers		Christina	17-04-1866	1868		Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)
Ebbers		Derk Jan	14-03-1850	1868		Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)
Ebbers		Derk Willem	02-02-1819	1868		Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)
Ebbers		Dina Johanna	28-06-1899	1912		Haart 87 (Nieuw Zigtvree)
Ebbers		Geertruida Hendrika	1-8-1901	1912		Haart 87 (Nieuw Zigtvree)
Ebbers		Gerrit Hendrik	18-04-1897	1912		Haart 87 (Nieuw Zigtvree)	Tallmadge, Ottawa, MI
Ebbers		Johan Rudolph	01-10-1895	1912		Haart 87 (Nieuw Zigtvree)
Ebbers		Johanna Gesina	19-01-1894	1912		Haart 87 (Nieuw Zigtvree)	Everett, Snohomish, WA
Ebbers		Tonia	24-02-1853	1868		Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)	Hallam, Lancaster, NE
Ebbers		Zientjen Aleida	24-01-1815	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Eelink		Janna Catharina	02-12-1861	1912		Haart 87 (Nieuw Zigtvree)	Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Eest	van	Gerritje Elisabeth	29-11-1833	1857		Aalten 260a (Bredevoortsestr.)	Kalamazoo, MI
Eest	van	Gijsberta	06-09-1844	1857		Aalten 260a (Bredevoortsestr.)	Kalamazoo, MI
Eest	van	Hendrik	08-08-1805	1857		Aalten 260a (Bredevoortsestr.)	Kalamazoo, MI
Eest	van	Hendrik Huibert	12-09-1837	1857		Aalten 260a (Bredevoortsestr.)	Kalamazoo, MI
Eest	van	Marius Hubertus	11-03-1850	1857		Aalten 260a (Bredevoortsestr.)	Kalamazoo, MI
Eest	van	Willemina	06-09-1839	1857		Aalten 260a (Bredevoortsestr.)	Kalamazoo, MI
Elburg		Aleida Harmina	30-12-1816	1851		IJzerlo 58 (Huisstededijk?)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Elferink		Gradus Harmanus	27-07-1837	1872		IJzerlo 8 (Den Dissel)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Elferink		Harmanus	28-03-1865	1872		IJzerlo 8 (Den Dissel)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Elferink		Jan Willem	30-08-1868	1872		IJzerlo 8 (Den Dissel)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Elferink		Johanna	28-10-1833	1869	Nestorian	Haart 12 (Haartman)
Elferink		Willem	15-10-1809	1870		Barlo 44 (Oonk)
Elferink		Willemina Gesina	23-03-1842	1870		Barlo 44 (Oonk)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Elsinghorst		Ceno Hendrik Anton	22-12-1848	1850		Landstraat 8, Aalten	Cheektowaga, Erie, NY
Elsinghorst		Gerharda Willemina	04-01-1843	1850		Landstraat 8, Aalten
Elsinghorst		Johan Henrich	18-08-1807	1850		Landstraat 8, Aalten	Cheektowaga, Erie, NY
Elsinghorst		Johanna Catharina Antonetta	15-11-1840	1850		Landstraat 8, Aalten	Detroit, Wayne, MI
Elzinkhorst		Aleida Maria	01-11-1819	1843		Vismarkt 2, Bredevoort
Engen	van	Hendrika	12-04-1884	1912		Aalten 229	Mosinee, Marathon, WI
Eppink		Aleida Johanna	20-02-1843	1868		Heurne 34a	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Eppink		Arent Jan	04-03-1867	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 13 (Roelofshuus)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Eppink		Christina	08-08-1794	1868		Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)
Eppink		Elizabeth Willemina	06-06-1849	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 13 (Roelofshuus)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Eppink		Fredrik Willem	20-07-1877	1912		IJzerlo 30/33 (’t Hacht)
Eppink		Gesiena	28-09-1833	1856		IJzerlo 40 (Klumpenhouwer)
Eppink		Hendrika Berendina	06-09-1846	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 13 (Roelofshuus)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Eppink		Hendrika Maria	02-03-1829	1856		IJzerlo 41 (Hoftijzer)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Eppink		Jan Hendrik	05-08-1853	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 13 (Roelofshuus)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Eppink		Jan Willem	23-12-1816	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 13 (Roelofshuus)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Eppink		Janna	22-02-1863	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 13 (Roelofshuus)
Eppink		Johan	20-03-1869	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 13 (Roelofshuus)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Eppink		Johanna Wesselina	30-09-1830	1856		IJzerlo 65 (Roele)
Eppink		Wessel Johan	30-11-1841	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 13 (Roelofshuus)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Eppink		Willemina Christina	18-03-1827	1856		Dale 77 (Nieuwe Weide)
Essink		Jan Hendrik	20-05-1844	1868		Heurne 29 (Groot Kappers)
Fastring		Bernardus Hermanus	21-08-1841	1846		Lintelo 54a (Nieuwe Koop)	New Orleans, LA
Fastring		Engelbartus	19-11-1838	1846		Lintelo 54a (Nieuwe Koop)	New Orleans, LA?
Fastring		Gerrit Willem	14-10-1833	1846		Lintelo 54a (Nieuwe Koop)	New Orleans, LA
Fastring		Hendrikus	06-10-1844	1846		Lintelo 54a (Nieuwe Koop)	New Orleans, LA?
Fastring		Joan Wilhelm	26-01-1804	1846		Lintelo 54a (Nieuwe Koop)	New Orleans, LA?
Fastring		Johannes Petrus	16-05-1831	1846		Lintelo 54a (Nieuwe Koop)	New Orleans, LA?
Focking		Johan Bernard	01-01-1837	1882		Heurne 42
Freers		Catharina	16-12-1813	1850		Dale 60 (Pennings)
Freers		Garritjen	10-08-1816	1854		Barlo 12 (Nijland)
Freers		Gerrit Jan	16-09-1846	1850		Dale 60 (Pennings)
Frenbruge		Bernhard Henrich	04-01-1818	1845		Dijkstraat 4, Aalten
Frenken		Anna Berendina	07-12-1809	1869		Bredevoort 112
Frenken		Anna Elizabeth	12-02-1813	1850		Lichtenvoordsestr. 12, Aalten	Milwaukee, WI
Frenken		Johanna Hendrika	30-11-1861	1869		Aalten 105 (Hogestraat?)
Frenken		Johanna Hendrika Willemina	04-12-1854	1869		Aalten 105 (Hogestraat?)
Frenken		Johannes	16-11-1830	1869		Aalten 105 (Hogestraat?)
Frenken		Johannes Antonius	04-09-1865	1869		Aalten 105 (Hogestraat?)
Frenken		Johannes Bernardus	03-09-1856	1869		Aalten 105 (Hogestraat?)
Frenken		Johannes Gradus	13-02-1859	1869		Aalten 105 (Hogestraat?)
Freriks		Aleijda	17-02-1808	1854		Aalten
Freriks		Derk jr.	24-04-1819	1854	Arnold Boninger	Aalten (Hogestraat?)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Freriks		Derk sr.	16-09-1781	1854	Arnold Boninger	Aalten (Hogestraat?)
Freriks		Janna Hendrika	11-11-1802	1845		Barlo 75a
Freriks		Johanna Berendina	14-12-1835	1854		Aalten
Freriks		Johanna Sophia	10-11-1846	1854	Arnold Boninger	Aalten (Hogestraat?)
Freriks		Sophia Catharina	25-07-1849	1854	Arnold Boninger	Aalten (Hogestraat?)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Fukking		Aaltjen	05-04-1819	1881		Dale 86c
Fukkink		Aleida Gesina	20-10-1875	1881		Aalten 143a (Hogestraat?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Fukkink		Antonij	29-07-1826	1869		IJzerlo 1 (De Lindert)
Fukkink		Arent Jan	17-07-1845	1881		Aalten 143a (Hogestraat?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Fukkink		Arent Jan	24-08-1855	1869		IJzerlo 1 (De Lindert)
Fukkink		Berend Hendrik	11-10-1861	1880		Haart 3 (Walvoort)	Oak Harbor, Island, WA
Fukkink		Berend Willem	07-01-1872	1881		Aalten 143a (Hogestraat?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Fukkink		Berendina Frederika	09-11-1857	1882		Lintelo 142 (’t Boske)
Fukkink		Christiaan	22-11-1854	1880		Lintelo 156	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Fukkink		Derk Hendrik	11-01-1856	1880		Barlo 84 (Vieverink)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Fukkink		Elisabeth	22-02-1815	1846		Aalten 199 (Prinsenstraat?)
Fukkink		Geertruid Elizabeth	03-11-1838	1847		Barlo 16 (Straks)
Fukkink		Gerrit	29-07-1848	1880		Lintelo 157
Fukkink		Gerrit Jan	02-06-1857	1869		IJzerlo 1 (De Lindert)
Fukkink		Gerrit Willem	13-07-1822	1880		Lintelo 156
Fukkink		Gezina Willemina	20-04-1879	1880		Lintelo 156
Fukkink		Harmen Jan	24-03-1819	1847		Dale 50 (Hunink)
Fukkink		Harmina Gesina	09-03-1840	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 1 (Nieuw Kolstee)
Fukkink		Hendrika Willemina	22-04-1877	1880		Lintelo 156
Fukkink		Hendrikus Lambertus	03-04-1845	1847		Barlo 16 (Straks)
Fukkink		Jan Berend	16-04-1802	1847		Barlo 16 (Straks)
Fukkink		Jan Willem	26-07-1840	1847		Barlo 16 (Straks)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Fukkink		Johanna Willemina Catharina	30-09-1873	1881		Aalten 143a (Hogestraat?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Gantvoort	te	Anna Geertruid	24-10-1819	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten	op zee
Gantvoort	te	Bernardus Hendrikus	03-03-1826	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten
Gantvoort	te	Gerhardus Theodorus	23-09-1832	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten	Deuel County, SD
Gantvoort	te	Gezina Aleida	26-03-1815	1864		Aalten 253a
Gantvoort	te	Hendrik Jan	14-12-1830	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten
Gantvoort	te	Hendrik Jan	28-07-1794	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten
Gantvoort	te	Johanna Geertruid	23-01-1837	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten
Gantvoort	te	Louiza Johanna	26-10-1838	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten
Gantvoort	te	Theodora Hendrika Petronella	20-04-1834	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten
Gantvoort	te	Willem	03-11-1827	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten	Deuel County, SD
Geessink		Berend Hendrik	14-01-1822	1854		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten
Geessink		Hendrik Jan	31-01-1826	1854		Aalten 205b (Damstraat?)
Geurink		Arent Jan	24-03-1822	1847		IJzerlo 15 (’t Hacht)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Geurink		Berendjen	31-12-1862	1881		Lintelo 174 (Tolder)	Newkirk, Sioux, IA
Geurink		Derk Willem	14-07-1878	1881		Lintelo 174 (Tolder)	Cutlerville, Kent, MI
Geurink		Everdina	02-03-1874	1881		Lintelo 174 (Tolder)	Cutlerville, Kent, MI
Geurink		Evert	02-02-1830	1881		Lintelo 174 (Tolder)	Alton, Sioux, IA
Geurink		Gerrit	11-12-1871	1881		Lintelo 174 (Tolder)	Alton, Sioux, IA
Geurink		Hendrik	06-02-1868	1881		Lintelo 174 (Tolder)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Geurink		Reinier	30-03-1828	1846		Dale 57 (Bonte Hek)
Gielink		Gerrit Willem	06-04-1839	1870		Aalten 54	Davenport, Scott, IA
Gijsbers		Jan Albert	15-01-1891	1911		Aalten 258
Gijsbers		Johanna Geertruid	29-10-1806	1869	Nestorian	Dale 69 (Kleinpenning)
Gijsbers		Johannes Christiaan	01-02-1834	1864		IJzerlo 60 (Huisstede)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Goosen		Catharina Willemina	08-04-1859	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Goosen		Gerrit Jan	01-11-1832	1869	Nestorian	Dale 6 (Ebbers)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Goosen		Grada Harmina	19-12-1866	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a	Spring Valley, Fillmore, MN
Goosen		Harmen Jan	01-12-1830	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Goosen		Hendrika Antonia	13-05-1864	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a	Spring Valley, Fillmore, MN
Goosen		Willem Johan	10-01-1861	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a	Spring Valley, Fillmore, MN
Goossen		Willemina Johanna	23-04-1850	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)	Boyden, Sioux, IA
Göring		Elisabeth	04-11-1813	1861		Dale 9 (Grote Maat)
Gorkum	van	Hendrina	03-04-1814	1852		Heurne 44
Gosens		Everdina	13-03-1841	1869	Nestorian	Dale 71b	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Gosselink		Antonia	16-06-1825	1854		Dijkstraat 30, Aalten
Gossink		Jan Willem	08-03-1801	1856		Kerkstraat 6, Bredevoort
Gossink		Janna Berendina	24-02-1837	1854	Leila	Kerkstraat 6, Bredevoort	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Gossink		Johanna Aleida	26-08-1841	1856		Kerkstraat 6, Bredevoort
Graaskamp		Christiaan	19-08-1807	1873		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Graven		Aaltjen	14-09-1796	1853		Aalten 83 (Hogestraat)
Graven		Alida Harmina	23-09-1818	1854		Prinsenstraat 12, Aalten	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Graven		Arent Jan	15-01-1783	1846		Barlo 33 (Graven)
Graven		Arent Jan	21-05-1841	1846		Barlo 33 (Graven)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Graven		Berend Hendrik	03-04-1812	1846		Barlo 33 (Graven)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Graven		Gerrit	19-05-1845	1846	Manchester	Dijkstraat 7, Aalten
Graven		Gerrit Jan	18-06-1815	1846	Manchester	Dijkstraat 7, Aalten
Graven		Grada Gesina	10-02-1842	1846	Manchester	Dijkstraat 7, Aalten
Graven		Hendrik	14-02-1843	1846		Barlo 33 (Graven)
Greutink		Hendrika Johanna	08-08-1836	1858		Landstraat 45, Aalten
Grevink		Berend Willem	14-02-1867	1867		Prinsenstraat 8, Aalten
Grevink		Harmen Jan	25-09-1840	1867		Prinsenstraat 8, Aalten
Grievink		Jan Berend	16-08-1848	1854		Barlo 68 (’t Fukker)	Wilson, Sheboygan, WI
Groot Nibbelink		Everdina	01-06-1837	1881		Lintelo 174 (Tolder)	Alton, Sioux, IA
Grootenhuis	te	Arend Jan	14-10-1858	1881		Lintelo 71 (De Koop)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Grootenhuis	te	Hendrik Willem	22-03-1823	1881		Lintelo 71 (De Koop)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Grootenhuis	te	Hendrika	05-04-1864	1881		Lintelo 71 (De Koop)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Grootenhuis	te	Miena Aleida	18-04-1862	1881		Lintelo 71 (De Koop)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Grotendorst		Aleida Willemina Hendrika	07-02-1837	1845	Kath Jackson	Aalten 174 (Kattenberg)
Grotendorst		Harmen Jan	09-10-1834	1845	Kath Jackson	Aalten 174 (Kattenberg)	Stiles, Oconto, WI
Grotendorst		Joannes Hendrikus	04-12-1808	1845	Kath Jackson	Aalten 174 (Kattenberg)
Grotendorst		Johanna Berendina	27-10-1843	1845	Kath Jackson	Aalten 174 (Kattenberg)
Grotendorst		Johanna Geertruida Elisabetha	15-04-1841	1845	Kath Jackson	Aalten 174 (Kattenberg)
Grotenhuis		Johanna Engelina	16-08-1865	1883		Bredevoort 106	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Grotenhuis	te	Anna Geertruid	10-07-1825	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 19a (Nieuw Tammel)
Grotenhuis	te	Berend Hendrik	06-04-1831	1869	Nestorian	Dale 6 (Ebbers)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Grotenhuis	te	Dersken	13-12-1849	1854	Leila	Aalten 218 (Prinsenstraat)	Sheboygan, Sheboygan, WI
Grotenhuis	te	Evert Jan	15-03-1832	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 14 (Rensink)	Newkirk, Sioux, IA
Grotenhuis	te	Garritjen	17-07-1829	1869	Nestorian	Dale 8 (De Glieuwe)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Grotenhuis	te	Gerhardus Johannes	11-01-1847	1854	Leila	Aalten 218 (Prinsenstraat)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Grotenhuis	te	Gerrit Jan	03-08-1864	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 14 (Rensink)	Newkirk, Sioux, IA
Grotenhuis	te	Jan Willem	11-01-1833	1868		Dale 18 (’t Slat)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Grotenhuis	te	Johanna Aleida	19-01-1863	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 14 (Rensink)	Sheldon, O’Brien, IA
Grotenhuis	te	Lammert	14-02-1815	1854	Leila	Aalten 218 (Prinsenstraat)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Grotenhuis	te	Sandrina Hendrika	21-12-1840	1868		Dale 18 (’t Slat)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Grotenhuis	te	Tonia Johanna	22-05-1852	1854	Leila	Aalten 218 (Prinsenstraat)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Gussinklo		Antonetta	18-09-1802	1855		Haart 11 (Bijvank)
Gussinklo		Gerrit Willem	27-03-1833	1870		Barlo 58 (Haortelink)
Gussinklo		Jan Willem	28-09-1837	1871		Lintelo 80 (Lens)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Gussinklo	te	Bernardus Engelbertus	02-03-1821	1863		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten
Gussinklo	te	Gerrit Jan	29-07-1854	1883		Köstersbulte 2, Aalten
Gussinklo	te	Hendrik Jan	26-04-1869	1913		Aalten 141
Gussinklo	te	Willem	15-02-1872	1893		Hogestraat 21, Aalten
Haank		Berend	14-06-1803	1854		Aalten 160c (Landstraat)
Haank		Johanna Hendrika	29-05-1841	1854		Aalten 160c (Landstraat)
Haar	ter	Antonetta Hendrika	01-01-1804	1856		Dale 76 (Bonte Hek)
Haar	ter	Gerrit Jan	06-03-1864	1893		Lintelo 41 (Rensink Gradus)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Haar	ter	Geziena	07-03-1836	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 189a (Prinsenstraat?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Haar	ter	Willemina	25-07-1842	1867		Landstraat 45, Aalten	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Haartman		Berend Antonij	13-05-1832	1846	Hector	Haart 11 (Haartman)
Haartman		Derk Jan	18-07-1821	1846	Hector	Haart 11 (Haartman)	Wilson, Sheboygan, WI
Haartman		Derk Jan	25-11-1787	1846	Hector	Haart 11 (Haartman)	Wilson, Sheboygan, WI
Haartman		Evert	15-05-1824	1846	Hector	Haart 11 (Haartman)	Wilson, Sheboygan, WI
Haartman		Gezientje	04-12-1826	1846	Hector	Haart 11 (Haartman)
Haartman		Hendrik Willem	13-07-1819	1846	Hector	Haart 11 (Haartman)
Haartman		Willem	06-06-1829	1846	Hector	Haart 11 (Haartman)
Hagen	ten	Aleida	29-08-1808	1847		Dale 7 (Grote Maat)
Haken	ten	Berend Hendrik	30-12-1832	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)	Boyden, Sioux, IA
Hakstege		Harmina	12-05-1839	1867		Aalten 159 (Varsseveldsestraatweg?)
Hallerdijk		Arnoldus	05-01-1821	1844		Dale 15 (Hennepe)
Hallerdijk		Dina	08-01-1829	1890		Barlo 67 (Oonk)
Ham	ten	Jan Willem	18-07-1830	1880		Bredevoort 128
Hane		Hendrika	08-06-1836	1883		Barlo 83 (De Timp)	Maurice, Sioux, IA
Harbers		Hendrik	07-09-1824	1882		Lintelo 68 (Hemelmate)
Haringh		Gerrit Jan	18-07-1800	1847	Kath Jackson	Aalten 275	Franklin, Milwaukee, WI
Haringh		Hendrik Christiaan	03-08-1824	1847	Kath Jackson	Aalten 275	Milwaukee, WI
Haringh		Johanna Berendina	08-03-1827	1847	Kath Jackson	Aalten 275	Franklin, Milwaukee, WI
Haringh		Johannes Jacobus	28-02-1829	1847	Kath Jackson	Aalten 275	Franklin, Milwaukee, WI
Harmelink		Aleida Johanna	03-01-1845	1867		Lintelo 37 (Nieuwe Koop)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Harmelink		Aleida Johanna	05-04-1871	1880		Lintelo 69 (Bultink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Harmelink		Daatje	07-01-1869	1880		Lintelo 69 (Bultink)	Carmel, Sioux, IA
Harmelink		Dina Johanna	02-07-1864	1881		Lintelo 79 (Groot Fukkink)	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Harmelink		Gerrit Hendrik	21-06-1836	1880		Lintelo 69 (Bultink)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Harmelink		Gerrit Jan	01-03-1866	1880		Lintelo 69 (Bultink)	Rock Valley, Sioux, IA
Harmelink		Grada Harmina	08-05-1880	1880		Lintelo 69 (Bultink)	Rock Valley, Sioux, IA
Harmelink		Jan Hendrik	18-03-1875	1880		Lintelo 69 (Bultink)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Harmelink		Theodora Gesina	27-05-1873	1880		Lintelo 69 (Bultink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Harmelink		Willem	29-07-1877	1880		Lintelo 69 (Bultink)	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Heebink		Engelbert	14-07-1849	1854	Leila	Kerkstraat 9, Aalten	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Heebink		Gerharda Johanna	20-11-1813	1854	Leila	Aalten 218 (Prinsenstraat)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Heebink		Gerhardus Harmanus	10-02-1844	1854	Leila	Kerkstraat 9, Aalten	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Heebink		Gerrit Jan	09-03-1804	1854	Leila	Kerkstraat 9, Aalten	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Heebink		Hendrina	24-05-1818	1852	Leila	Aalten 247 (Bredevoortsestr. 7)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Heebink		Herman	16-05-1846	1854	Leila	Kerkstraat 9, Aalten	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Heegt		Harmina	09-07-1832	1854		Aalten 205e (Damstraat)
Heerdink		Jan Derk	12-08-1852	1882		Landstraat 2, Aalten
Heideman		Catrina	03-03-1838	1869	Nestorian	Dale 6 (Ebbers)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Heideman		Tonij	31-08-1799	1869	Nestorian	Dale 6 (Ebbers)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Heijdeman		Gerrit Jan	26-04-1815	1854	Leila	Aalten 245 (Bredevoortsestr. 1)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Heijdeman		Jenneken	20-02-1802	1860		Dale 46 (De Bulte)
Heijerman		Fredrik	05-09-1881	1882		Landstraat 28, Bredevoort	Westfield, Emmons, ND
Heijerman		Hendrik Jan	09-11-1848	1882		Landstraat 28, Bredevoort	Westfield, Emmons, ND
Heijerman		Hendrika Elisabeth	24-02-1836	1868		Lintelo 123 (’t Heegt)
Heinen		Abraham	04-01-1851	1854	Leila	Lintelo 121
Heinen		Abraham	30-11-1822	1854	Leila	Lintelo 121	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Heinen		Berendjen	04-09-1853	1854	Leila	Lintelo 121
Heinen		Dora Gesina	05-05-1803	1854		Aalten 160c (Landstraat)
Heinen		Gradus	19-10-1827	1854	Leila	Hoekstraat 5, Aalten	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Heinen		Hendrik Jan	25-05-1849	1854	Leila	Lintelo 121	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Heinen		Hendrikus	31-03-1823	1846		Landstraat 30, Aalten	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Heinen		Jan Willem	17-09-1807	1846		Landstraat 30, Aalten
Heinen		Johanna Willemina	05-05-1861	1867		Hogestraat 30, Aalten	Pedricktown, Salem, NJ
Heinen		Louiza	23-01-1834	1854		Aalten 160c (Landstraat)
Heinen		Maria Gesina	27-10-1858	1867		Hogestraat 30, Aalten	Swedesboro, Gloucester, NJ
Helders		Antonetta Antonia	23-05-1873	1882		Varsseveldsestraatweg 94, Lintelo
Helders		Antonij	21-05-1864	1882		Varsseveldsestraatweg 94, Lintelo
Helders		Catharina Elisabeth	15-10-1869	1882		Varsseveldsestraatweg 94, Lintelo	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Helders		Christiana	04-09-1866	1882		Varsseveldsestraatweg 94, Lintelo
Helders		Geertjen	08-07-1830	1882		Hogestraat 38, Aalten
Helders		Gerrit	06-10-1838	1882		Varsseveldsestraatweg 94, Lintelo	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Helders		Gerrit Johan	26-11-1860	1882		Varsseveldsestraatweg 94, Lintelo	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Helders		Harmina	04-09-1866	1882		Varsseveldsestraatweg 94, Lintelo	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Helmink		Arent Jan	18-09-1888	1889		IJzerlo 32 (Japikshuus)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Helmink		Everdina	05-09-1863	1868		Heurne 35	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Helmink		Evert	08-02-1825	1868		Heurne 35	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Helmink		Gerrit Jan	06-04-1831	1856		Lintelo 4 (Groot Sondern)
Helmink		Gerrit Jan	26-09-1851	1889		IJzerlo 32 (Japikshuus)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Helmink		Grada Johanna	26-06-1884	1889		IJzerlo 32 (Japikshuus)	Boyden, Sioux, IA
Helmink		Harmina	05-10-1838	1880		Lintelo 69 (Bultink)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Helmink		Hendrik Johan	16-01-1880	1889		IJzerlo 32 (Japikshuus)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Helmink		Hendrika	10-12-1866	1868		Heurne 35
Helmink		Janna Gesina	22-02-1860	1868		Heurne 35	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Helmink		Johanna Everdina	16-01-1882	1889		IJzerlo 32 (Japikshuus)	Sheldon, O’Brien, IA
Hemmink		Gezina	01-02-1836	1884		Haart 29 (Beestmans Nieuwhuis)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Hendriksen		Derk Jan	12-07-1845	1846		Heurne 41 (De Stegge)
Hendriksen		Jan Willem	04-09-1812	1846		Heurne 41 (De Stegge)	Garden Prairie, Boone, IL
Hengeveld		Bernadus	09-09-1834	1870		Barlo 44 (Oonk)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Hengeveld		Gerrit Jan	29-09-1860	1878		Oosterkerkstraat 6, Aalten
Hengeveld		Gerrit Willem	12-02-1823	1878		Oosterkerkstraat 6, Aalten
Hengeveld		Gezina Berendina	13-08-1815	1867		Barlo 84a (Kok)
Hengeveld		Hendrika Berendina	23-05-1869	1870		Barlo 44 (Oonk)
Hengeveld		Janna Geertruid	03-06-1859	1878		Oosterkerkstraat 6, Aalten
Hengeveld		Johanna Jacoba	02-11-1866	1878		Oosterkerkstraat 6, Aalten
Hengeveld		Johanna Willemina	26-11-1865	1870		Barlo 44 (Oonk)
Hengeveld		Willemina	25-09-1811	1868		Aalten 24a	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Hennepe	te	Gerharda Hendrika	23-05-1846	1868		Aalten 245	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Hennepe	te	Hendrik Jan	01-10-1838	1869		Barlo 88a	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Hennepe	te	Johannes Gerhardus	29-08-1868	1869		Barlo 88a	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Hesselink		Abraham	29-12-1825	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 12 (Kleuver)
Hesselink		Adolph	03-11-1811	1846		Aalten 94b
Hesselink		Aleida Christina	18-03-1836	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 12 (Kleuver)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Hesselink		Arent Jan	24-04-1819	1846		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat)
Hesselink		Gerrit	16-07-1796	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 12 (Kleuver)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Hesselink		Gerrit Hendrik	27-07-1781	1846		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat)
Hesselink		Johanna Wesselina	26-12-1843	1846		Aalten 94b	Muscatine, Muscatine, IA
Hesselink		Wessel Abraham	10-10-1844	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 12 (Kleuver)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Hetters		Christina Antonia	18-07-1838	1846		Bredevoort 116
Heusinkveld		Engelina	25-06-1820	1869	Nestorian	Dale 10 (Krieger)
Heusinkveld		Gerrit Jan	11-07-1826	1867		Lintelo 140	Princeton, Lancaster, NE
Heusinkveld		Gerrit Jan	23-07-1865	1867		Lintelo 140	Lincoln, Lancaster, NE
Heusinkveld		Harmina	20-09-1827	1870		Dale 29 (Schreurs)
Hiddink		Gerrit Hendrik	08-08-1842	1867		Haart 13 (Kleuver)	Banks, Washington, OR
Hiddink		Mechelina	04-12-1819	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 34 (Groot Kappers)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Hiebink		Johanna Wilhelmina	30-10-1864	1866		Hogestraat 6, Aalten
Hiebink		Theodor Gerhard	07-09-1840	1866		Hogestraat 6, Aalten	Greenwood Heights, Brooklyn, NY
Hietbrink		Johanna Willemina	16-03-1857	1881		Hozenstraat 24, Bredevoort	Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan, WI
Hietbrink	ten	Anna Gesina	29-08-1813	1846	Manchester	Dijkstraat 7, Aalten
Hietbrink	ten	Catrina Aleida	01-03-1811	1854		Aalten 201b (Prinsenstraat)
Hietbrink	ten	Derk Hendrik	10-10-1839	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 9 (De Luthe)
Hietbrink	ten	Derk Hendrik	28-08-1869	1881		Barlo 98 (Klumper)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Hietbrink	ten	Garritje	08-05-1813	1847		Barlo 68a (Waterkooi)
Hietbrink	ten	Gerrit Hendrik	06-08-1865	1881		Barlo 98 (Klumper)	Panama, Lancaster, NE
Hietbrink	ten	Gerrit Jan	23-02-1867	1881		Barlo 98 (Klumper)
Hietbrink	ten	Gerrit Willem	10-04-1839	1881		Barlo 98 (Klumper)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Hietbrink	ten	Janna Gezina	30-10-1872	1881		Barlo 98 (Klumper)	Firth, Lancaster, NE
Hijdeman		Catharina	08-10-1817	1847		Aalten 44
Hilbelink		Arent Jan	16-09-1788	1853		IJzerlo 63 (Lensink)
Hilbelink		Arent Jan Derk	06-03-1841	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 48 (Lensink)
Hilbelink		Gerrit Jan	19-02-1813	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 48 (Lensink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Hilbelink		Gerritjen	06-07-1822	1868		Dale 39 (Schreurs)
Hilbelink		Harmina	07-06-1815	1847	Kath Jackson	Barlo 57 (’t Fukker)
Hilbelink		Hendrik Jan	17-10-1842	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 48 (Lensink)
Hilbelink		Hendrika	20-01-1845	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 48 (Lensink)
Hilbelink		Hendrika Aleida	30-12-1849	1853		IJzerlo 63 (Lensink)
Hilbelink		Jan	13-03-1821	1853		IJzerlo 63 (Lensink)
Hilbelink		Jan Willem	15-10-1846	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 48 (Lensink)
Hilbelink		Johanna Christina	10-05-1824	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 48 (Lensink)	Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Hilbelink		Johanna Geziena	16-07-1852	1853		IJzerlo 63 (Lensink)
Hillen		Garrit Jan	04-05-1811	1846		Barlo 23a	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Hillen		Gesina Aleida	01-08-1851	1882		Landstraat 14, Bredevoort	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Hillen		Hendrika	28-06-1843	1846		Barlo 23a
Hillen		Janna Reindina	06-08-1840	1846		Barlo 23a	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Hinkamp		Arend Jan	14-11-1851	1881		Lintelo 91 (Brassenhutte)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Hinkamp		Evert Hendrik	23-08-1856	188?		Lintelo 91 (Brassenhutte)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Hinkamp		Harmen Jan Jan Willem	10-05-1825	1868		Hogestraat 57, Aalten	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Hinkamp		Hendrik Jan	07-06-1856	1868		Hogestraat 57, Aalten	Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Hoffestee	te	Dora Everdina	02-09-1833	1856		Dale 76 (Bonte Hek)
Hoffestee	te	Gesina Hendrika	11-03-1843	1856		Dale 76 (Bonte Hek)
Hoffestee	te	Grada Hendrika	15-11-1840	1856		Dale 76 (Bonte Hek)
Hoffestee	te	Hendrik Jan	22-11-1837	1856		Dale 76 (Bonte Hek)
Hoffestee	te	Jan Willem	10-08-1835	1856		Dale 76 (Bonte Hek)
Hoffestee	te	Teunis	24-03-1810	1856		Dale 76 (Bonte Hek)
Hoftiezer		Albert Johan Gerhard	12-12-1922	1948		Meirika	Escondido, San Diego, CA
Hoftiezer		Bartha Aleida	04-04-1862	1868		Heurne 21 (Legters)	Lynden, Whatcom, WA
Hoftiezer		Bernard	06-02-1852	1868		Heurne 21 (Legters)	Lynden, Whatcom, WA
Hoftiezer		Gerrit Jan	13-10-1924	1948		’t Oude Hondorp	Chowchilla, Madera, CA
Hoftiezer		Hanna Geertruida	30-08-1846	1868		Heurne 21 (Legters)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Hoftiezer		Hendrik Jan	15-10-1812	1868		Heurne 21 (Legters)
Hoftiezer		Hendrika Christina	16-02-1856	1868		Heurne 21 (Legters)	Nobles County, MN
Hoftiezer		Willemina Berendina	16-07-1849	1868		Heurne 21 (Legters)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Hoftijzer		Aleida	25-01-1857	1868	Erin	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Hoftijzer		Anna Catharina	03-05-1910	1912		Dinxperlosestr. 145, IJzerlo	Riverside, Riverside, CA
Hoftijzer		Derk Hendrik Johan	09-12-1830	1846	Manchester	Hogestraat 65, Aalten	Tonganoxie, Leavenworth, KS
Hoftijzer		Gerrit Jan	16-08-1865	1868	Erin	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)
Hoftijzer		Grada Hendrika	03-09-1859	1868	Erin	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Wilson, Sheboygan, WI
Hoftijzer		Johan Hendrik	12-12-1880	1912		Dinxperlosestr. 145, IJzerlo	Ocheyedan, Osceola, IA
Hoftijzer		Johanna Gesina	01-05-1911	1912		Dinxperlosestr. 145, IJzerlo
Hoftijzer		Johanna Harmina	31-03-1862	1868	Erin	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Hoftijzer		Maria Johanna	22-11-1844	1846	Manchester	Hogestraat 65, Aalten
Hoftijzer		Wilhelmina	09-06-1837	1846	Manchester	Hogestraat 65, Aalten
Hoftijzer		Willem	03-01-1801	1846	Manchester	Hogestraat 65, Aalten
Hoftijzer		Willem	29-11-1827	1868	Erin	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Hogemans		Arend Jan	05-02-1836	1881		Haart 32 (Hunink)
Hoitink		Geertruida	01-05-1843	1869		Heurne 2 (’t Slaa)
Hondarp		Anton Herman Joseph	11-02-1834	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hondarp		Bernadus	08-10-1817	1854		Lintelo 5a (Manschotweide)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hondarp		Bernard	13-08-1837	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hondarp		Christiaan	25-04-1841	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hondarp		Derk Jan	06-06-1811	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hondarp		Derk Jan	25-12-1803	1854	Leila	Haart 47
Hondarp		Derk Willem	24-09-1846	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)
Hondarp		Dorus Frederikus	31-01-1851	1854	Leila	Lintelo 5a (Manschotweide)
Hondarp		Harmina Johanna	19-12-1839	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hondarp		Hendrik	14-09-1835	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hondarp		Hendrika	23-11-1853	1854	Leila	Lintelo 5a (Manschotweide)
Hondarp		Hendrika Harmina	27-08-1848	1854	Leila	Lintelo 5a (Manschotweide)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hondarp		Janna Geertruid	08-05-1838	1854	Leila	Haart 47	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hondarp		Roelof	07-10-1821	1846		Lintelo 15 (Groot Doornink)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Hondarp		Teunis Johan	23-08-1844	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)
Hondarp		Ziena Christina	02-01-1843	1846		Lintelo 5 (Schenk)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hoopman		Abraham	18-10-1823	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 132 (Groot Heinen)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Hoopman		Aleida	26-10-1818	1857		Lintelo 147 (Kappersweide)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Hoopman		Arend Willem	13-04-1843	1868		Heurne 29 (Groot Kappers)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Hoopman		Arent Jan	14-09-1855	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 132 (Groot Heinen)
Hoopman		Berendjen	17-12-1843	1857	Casilda	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Hoopman		Dela Johanna	03-03-1866	1881		Haart 32 (Hunink)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Hoopman		Gerrit Jan	09-01-1861	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 132 (Groot Heinen)
Hoopman		Gerrit Jan	22-12-1857	1881	Casilda	Haart 32 (Hunink)
Hoopman		Gerrit Jan	28-12-1838	1857	Casilda	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Hoopman		Hendrika Cornelia	27-05-1849	1857	Casilda	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Holland, Kandiyohi, MN
Hoopman		Herman	03-03-1874	1881		Haart 32 (Hunink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Hoopman		Jan Willem	13-06-1863	1881		Haart 32 (Hunink)	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Hoopman		Janna Gerharda	24-06-1836	1856		IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Lime Springs, Howard, IA
Hoopman		Johanna Hendrika	12-10-1869	1881		Haart 32 (Hunink)
Hoopman		Lambarta	21-07-1834	1868	Erin	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Hoopman		Manus	18-01-1831	1868		Heurne 29 (Groot Kappers)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Hoopman		Mina	26-09-1865	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 132 (Groot Heinen)
Hoopman		Reindina Margaretha	08-03-1835	1869		Heurne 29 (Groot Kappers)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Hoopman		Roelof	21-09-1846	1857	Casilda	IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Lime Springs, Howard, IA
Hoopman		Willem	09-07-1829	1856		Lintelo 132 (Groot Heinen)
Horst	ter	Arend Jan	29-04-1877	1880		Barlo 74 (Fukker)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Horst	ter	Gerrit Hendrik	29-06-1825	1854		Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)
Horst	ter	Gerrit Jan	09-03-1875	1880		Barlo 74 (Fukker)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Horst	ter	Gerritjen	19-10-1879	1880		Barlo 74 (Fukker)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Horst	ter	Hendrika Johanna	15-02-1838	1869		Aalten 206c
Horst	ter	Jan Willem	28-08-1840	1880		Barlo 74 (Fukker)	Sioux County, IA
Horst	ter	Wesselina Geertruida	13-03-1873	1880		Barlo 74 (Fukker)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Houten	ten	Jan Gerhard Kraak	29-01-1801	1846		Bredevoortsestraatweg 11-13, Aalten
Houthuis		Jan Willem	03-06-1827	1856		Heurne 23 (Klein Goorhuis)
Houwers		Berend Hendrik	16-12-1866	1867		Bredevoort 99
Houwers		Berendeken	03-05-1799	1854	Leila	Dale 8 (De Glieuwe)
Houwers		Garrit	07-08-1820	1847	Kath Jackson	Barlo 57 (’t Fukker)
Houwers		Jan Willem	08-06-1846	1847	Kath Jackson	Barlo 57 (’t Fukker)
Houwers		Willemina	26-04-1803	1854	Leila	Lintelo 144 (De Heuvel)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Huetink		Hendrik Jan	23-06-1819	1872		Aalten 77a (Landstraat)
Huetink		Wilhelmina Hendrika	17-09-1808	1880		Aalten 288b
Huining		Joseph	25-01-1839	1870		Dale 57 (Brunink)
Huinink		Abraham	19-01-1832	1869		Barlo 7 (Te Sligte)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Arent Jan	20-11-1865	1869		Barlo 7 (Te Sligte)
Huinink		Berendina Gesiena	22-04-1868	1869	Nestorian	Haart 12 (Haartman)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Christiaan	22-04-1866	1869	Nestorian	Haart 12 (Haartman)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Dela	29-08-1835	1869	Nestorian	Haart 8 (De Wever)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Derk Willem	09-03-1827	1869	Nestorian	Haart 12 (Haartman)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Dora Hendrika	12-06-1861	1869	Nestorian	Haart 12 (Haartman)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Drikus Johannes	31-01-1885	1911		Landstraat 5, Bredevoort	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Huinink		Elsken	10-01-1790	1856		Dale 77 (Nieuwe Weide)
Huinink		Geertruid	30-09-1821	1850		Dale 50 (Hunink)
Huinink		Gerrit Jan	25-11-1839	1869		Barlo 7 (Te Sligte)
Huinink		Gezina	01-06-1850	1882		Barlo 3 (Nieuw Kolstee)
Huinink		Gezina	26-08-1837	1869		Aalten 253a	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Huinink		Gradus	06-10-1867	1869	Nestorian	Dale 71b	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Huinink		Hendrik Jan	11-02-1799	1869		Barlo 7 (Te Sligte)
Huinink		Hendrik Jan	15-10-1862	1869	Nestorian	Haart 12 (Haartman)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Hendrik Jan	28-11-1861	1869		Barlo 7 (Te Sligte)
Huinink		Hendrika	24-10-1863	1869		Barlo 7 (Te Sligte)
Huinink		Jan Berend	11-07-1801	1869	Nestorian	Haart 12 (Haartman)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Jan Berend	20-05-1859	1869	Nestorian	Haart 12 (Haartman)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Jan Hendrik	03-03-1840	1869	Nestorian	Dale 71b	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Huinink		Janna Willemina	05-01-1833	1869	Nestorian	Haart 33 (Den Bosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Huinink		Johanna Aleida	18-07-1835	1869	Nestorian	Dale 69 (Kleinpenning)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Huinink		Johanna Aleida	26-08-1865	1869	Nestorian	Dale 71b	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Hunink		Berendina Gesina	09-01-1864	1869	Nestorian	Haart 8 (De Wever)
Hunink		Bernardus	16-06-1833	1869	Nestorian	Haart 8 (De Wever)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Hunink		Gezina	06-02-1866	1869	Nestorian	Haart 8 (De Wever)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Hunink		Jan Hendrik	21-03-1862	1869	Nestorian	Haart 8 (De Wever)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Hunink		Janna	04-03-1868	1869	Nestorian	Haart 8 (De Wever)
Jagerink		Engelbert	22-08-1847	1880		Lintelo 8	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Jagerink		Gerrit Jan	20-07-1845	1882		Lintelo 141	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Jagerink		Gerrit Willem	04-07-1879	1880		Lintelo 8	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Jagerink		Grada Aleida	24-12-1881	1882		Lintelo 141	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Jagerink		Jan Willem	13-07-1842	1870		Heurne 25 (Veldhuis)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Jansen		Anton	09-03-1799	1847		’t Zand 14-15, Bredevoort
Jansen		Christina Elizabeth	24-11-1822	1835		Lichtenvoordsestr. 4, Aalten
Jansen		Grada Christina	11-06-1831	1835		Lichtenvoordsestr. 4, Aalten
Jansen		Hendrika Willemina	30-01-1826	1835		Lichtenvoordsestr. 4, Aalten
Jansen		Hermanus Antonij	09-10-1831	1870		Aalten 118a (Hogestraat)
Jansen		Janna Aleida	23-02-1825	1849		Aalten 228 (Prinsenstraat)	Swedesboro, Gloucester, NJ
Jansen		Joannes Gerardus Henricus	13-07-1792	1835		Lichtenvoordsestr. 4, Aalten
Jansen		Wilhelmus Hermanus	11-10-1833	1835		Lichtenvoordsestr. 4, Aalten
Jentink		Aleida	07-02-1842	1868		Lintelo 108 (Groot Gussinklo)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Aleida Johanna	09-12-1864	1869	Nestorian	Dale 59 (Hunink)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Arent Jan	17-03-1870	1870		IJzerlo 56 (Chris)
Jentink		Berend	08-10-1843	1870		IJzerlo 56 (Chris)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Berendina	14-04-1837	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 1 (Nieuw Kolstee)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Catharina	20-11-1834	1869	Nestorian	Haart 12 (Haartman)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Gerrit Jan	28-02-1831	1869	Nestorian	Dale 59 (Hunink)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Grada	05-02-1844	1869	Nestorian	Haart 19 (Lievers)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Hendrik Jan	10-09-1803	1869	Nestorian	Dale 59 (Hunink)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Hendrik Jan	28-08-1861	1869	Nestorian	Dale 59 (Hunink)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Hendrik Willem	27-04-1813	1869	Nestorian	Dale 59 (Hunink)
Jentink		Hendrika	20-08-1838	1847		’t Fukker	Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Hendrika Gesina	12-10-1849	1869	Nestorian	Dale 59 (Hunink)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Jacoba	28-06-1839	1869		Barlo 7 (Te Sligte)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Jentink		Janna Geertruid	19-10-1833	1880		Bredevoort 128
Jentink		Janna Geertruid	20-07-1840	1847		’t Fukker
Jentink		Johanna Hendrika	02-09-1840	1879		Lintelo 25 (Wieber)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Jonker		Anna	09-03-1843	1873		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort
Kalf		Elisabeth	21-05-1813	1869		Dale 71a
Kampe	te	Dina	28-02-1881	1913		IJzerlo 13 (Den Dissel)	Vesper, Wood, WI
Kappers		Arent Jan	01-01-1853	1856	Nance	Aalten 162b (Varsseveldsestraatweg?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Kappers		Berendina	13-06-1847	1857		Lintelo 147 (Kappersweide)	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Berendina	14-04-1853	1854		Aalten 225/1
Kappers		Berendina	23-10-1851	1857	Casilda	Bredevoort 118	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Derk Hendrik	10-01-1827	1856	Nance	Aalten 162b (Varsseveldsestraatweg?)	Madison, Dane, WI
Kappers		Derk Willem	04-06-1817	1868		Aalten 24a	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Elisabeth	05-09-1847	1868		Landstraat 10, Aalten
Kappers		Gerrit Hendrik	23-07-1810	1854		Aalten 225/1
Kappers		Gerrit Jan	21-06-1842	1868		Haart 38 (Jentink)
Kappers		Gerrit Willem	15-04-1849	1868		Haart 21 (Drenthel)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Grada Berendina	16-11-1835	1854		Aalten 225/1	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Grada Willemina	25-02-1851	1857		Lintelo 147 (Kappersweide)	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Harmen Jan	07-06-1794	1854	Leila	Heurne 29 (Groot Kappers)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Kappers		Hendrik	25-03-1815	1854	Leila	Dale 59 (Hunink)
Kappers		Hendrik Willem	22-01-1841	1867		Aalten 159 (Varsseveldsestraatweg?)
Kappers		Hendrika Gesina	28-07-1841	1857		Lintelo 147 (Kappersweide)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Hendrika Willemina	27-08-1852	1868		Aalten 24a	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Hendrikus	25-07-1814	1857		Lintelo 147 (Kappersweide)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Hillebrand	16-09-1855	1857	Casilda	Bredevoort 118	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Kappers		Jan	17-11-1816	1857	Casilda	Bredevoort 118	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Johan Christiaan	25-12-1850	1856	Nance	Aalten 162b (Varsseveldsestraatweg?)
Kappers		Johanna Arnolda	19-12-1856	1857		Lintelo 147 (Kappersweide)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Johanna Gesina	08-01-1855	1856	Nance	Aalten 162b (Varsseveldsestraatweg?)
Kappers		Lambertus	23-09-1843	1854		Aalten 225/1	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Kappers		Willemina	04-05-1813	1849		Aalten 172 (Kattenberg?)
Kemperman		Hendrica Teresia	02-05-1816	1850		Landstraat 8, Aalten	Cheektowaga, Erie, NY
Kempink		Berend Hendrik	25-05-1816	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 44 (Kempink)
Kempink		Dela	16-01-1817	1854	Leila	Lintelo 5a (Manschotweide)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Kempink		Everdina	24-05-1839	1847		Bredevoort 1 (Aalten 259)	Center Square, Gloucester, NJ
Kempink		Garrit Hendrik	08-10-1825	1856		Hozenstraat 10, Bredevoort	Irondequoit, Monroe, NY
Kempink		Gerrit Hendrik	23-11-1841	1847		Bredevoort 1 (Aalten 259)	Center Square, Gloucester, NJ
Kempink		Gerrit Jan	04-08-1805	1847		Bredevoort 1 (Aalten 259)	Center Square, Gloucester, NJ
Kempink		Gerrit Jan	19-09-1810	1853		Hogestraat 57, Aalten
Kempink		Grada Antonia	25-12-1844	1847		Bredevoort 1 (Aalten 259)	Center Square, Gloucester, NJ
Kempink		Hendrik Willem	03-10-1851	1856		Hozenstraat 10, Bredevoort	Irondequoit, Monroe, NY
Kempink		Jan Hendrik	07-01-1846	1853		Hogestraat 57, Aalten	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Kempink		Johanna	05-02-1829	1856		Aalten 64 (Landstraat)
Kempink		Johanna	26-10-1854	1856		Hozenstraat 10, Bredevoort	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Kerkhof		Gesina	27-09-1805	1869	Nestorian	Dale 52 (Brunink)
Keunen		Tonij	24-06-1825	1854	Arnold Boninger	Barlo 53 (Keuper)
Kip		Arent Jan	20-04-1841	1868		Dale 44 (Stampert)
Klanderman		Jan Willem	10-08-1830	1869	Nestorian	Stationsstraat 5 (Aalten 57)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Klanderman		Johan Berend Willem	08-06-1865	1869	Nestorian	Stationsstraat 5 (Aalten 57)
Klandermans		Alibartus	01-09-1832	1869		Aalten 211	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Klandermans		Johanna Jacoba	16-08-1862	1869		Aalten 211	Sheboygan, WI
Klandermans		Martijn	20-03-1866	1869		Aalten 211	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Klein Bunink		Anna Gertruid	14-08-1806	1854		Dale 62a
Klein Wolterink		Aleida	21-10-1854	1870		IJzerlo 43 (Hoftijzer)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Klein Wolterink		Arent Jan	06-02-1895	1912		Lintelo 129 (Wolterink Nieuwhuis)
Klein Wolterink		Harmina Grada	04-08-1858	1870		Dale 29 (Schreurs)
Klein Wolterink		Hendrik Jan	26-04-1825	1854		Landstraat 13, Aalten
Klein Wolterink		Hendrika	24-03-1886	1912		Dinxperlosestr. 145, IJzerlo
Klein Wolterink		Hermanus	16-04-1885	1911		Lintelo 129 (Wolterink Nieuwhuis)
Klein Wolterink		Johanna Willemina	13-02-1864	1893		Lintelo 45 (Nieuw Doornink)
Kleinhesselink		Willemina	23-03-1798	1854	Leila	Haart 47
Kleinmoddenberg		Willemina	06-10-1782	1845	Kath Jackson	Dale 55a
Kleinsmiede		Jan Hendrik	12-11-1837	1869		Markt 3, Aalten
Kleuvers		Aleida Willemina	18-08-1853	1872		Lintelo 32 (Groot Doornink)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Kleuvers		Arent Jan	30-11-1814	1872		Haart 39 (Nijhuis)	Sioux County, IA
Kleuvers		Janna Hendrika	23-03-1850	1872		Haart 39 (Nijhuis)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Kleuvers		Johanna Geertruida	11-03-1858	1872		Haart 39 (Nijhuis)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Klompenhouwer		Gerrit Jan	22-12-1862	1887		IJzerlo 20a
Klompenhouwer		Jan Willem	05-06-1832	1869		Lintelo 1a (De Pas)
Klompenhouwer		Jenneken	13-01-1827	1869		Barlo 43 (De Greute)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Klomps		Gerhard	25-10-1844	1854		Aalten 170b (Kattenberg)
Klomps		Grada Aleida	27-08-1850	1854		Aalten 170b (Kattenberg)
Klomps		Hendrik Gijsbert	25-06-1815	1854		Aalten 170b (Kattenberg)	Albany, Albany, NY
Klomps		Hendrik Jan	27-10-1860	1869		Hozenstraat 24, Bredevoort	Colonie, Albany, NY
Klomps		Hendrikus	22-11-1852	1854		Aalten 170b (Kattenberg)	Menands, Albany, NY
Klomps		Johannes	13-01-1848	1854		Aalten 170b (Kattenberg)	Menands, Albany, NY
Klomps		Johannes	15-01-1864	1869		Hozenstraat 24, Bredevoort	Menands, Albany, NY
Klomps		Tonia Berendina	08-01-1868	1869		Hozenstraat 24, Bredevoort	Menands, Albany, NY
Klomps		Willem	21-10-1835	1869		Hozenstraat 24, Bredevoort	Menands, Albany, NY
Knikkink		Johannes Antonius	15-05-1836	1871		Willemstraat 17, Aalten	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Koelman		Bernardus Johannes	21-07-1887	1909		Aalten 66 (Dijkstraat)
Koelman		Gradus Arnoldus	14-05-1881	1910		Aalten 36	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Koelman		Johanna Catrina	22-01-1843	1871		Aalten 39	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Koelman		Maria Josepha	23-03-1885	1909		Aalten 66 (Dijkstraat)
Koester		Johan	08-12-1822	1880		Bredevoort 76
Kolenbrander		Garritjen	1825	1847		Hozenstraat 8, Bredevoort
Kolenbrander		Gerhardus Bernardus	06-02-1863	1882		IJzerlo 33 (Eekink)
Kolenbrander		Hendrik Willem	02-02-1861	1880		Heurne 29 (Groot Kappers)
Kolste		Arend Jan	10-04-1816	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 44 (Kempink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Kolste		Gesina Leida	29-01-1843	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 44 (Kempink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Kolste		Grada Gesina	19-10-1846	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 34 (Lieftocht a/d Borninkhof)
Kolste		Hendrik	21-09-1819	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 34 (Lieftocht a/d Borninkhof)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Kolste		Tonia	15-05-1845	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 44 (Kempink)
Kolstee		Garrit Hendrik	04-10-1808	1846	Hector	Haart 35 (Borninkhof)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Kolstee		Gesina	03-06-1823	1846	Hector	Haart 35 (Borninkhof)
Kolstee		Tonij	02-10-1785	1846	Hector	Haart 35 (Borninkhof)
Kolwagen		Anna Maria	31-10-1812	1847		Aalten 205a
Kort	de	Antonia	18-04-1810	1855		Kerkstraat 12, Aalten
Kortum		Hendrik Jan	18-04-1824	1847		Aalten 263/19
Kortum		Willem	05-09-1828	1858		Aalten 263/19 (NH Gasthuis)
Koskamp		Aleida	25-11-1808	1857		Dale 39
Koskamp		Arent Jan	27-07-1861	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 15	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Koskamp		Christiaan	19-06-1867	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 15	Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan, WI
Koskamp		Derk Jan	23-10-1833	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 15	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Koskamp		Gerrit Johan	25-03-1864	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 15	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Koskamp		Harmina	27-12-1842	1892		Damstraat 23, Aalten
Koskamp		Hendrika	08-01-1845	1893		Lintelo 163 (De Wever)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Koskamp		Tonia Christina	22-04-1858	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 15	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Kots		Berend Willem	30 Jul 1815	1846	Hector	Haart 19 (Pietenpol)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Kots		Gerrit Jan	19-09-1826	1883		Barlo 83 (De Timp)	Maurice, Sioux, IA
Kots		Hendrik Jan	15-02-1866	1883		Barlo 83 (De Timp)
Kots		Hendrik Jan	21-02-1844	1846	Hector	Haart 19 (Pietenpol)
Kots		Jan Berend	08-12-1845	1846	Hector	Haart 19 (Pietenpol)
Kots		Jan Berend	13-09-1859	1882		Barlo 83 (De Timp)	Maurice, Sioux, IA
Kots		Johanna	09-04-1880	1883		Barlo 83 (De Timp)
Kots		Tonia	17-02-1871	1883		Barlo 17 (Oolthuis)
Kots		Willemina	31-03-1874	1883		Barlo 83 (De Timp)
Krajenbrink		Gerrit Hendrik	10-05-1840	1847		Lintelo 51a (Navis Nieuwhuis)	Lake Michigan
Krajenbrink		Johanna	03-02-1844	1847		Lintelo 51a (Navis Nieuwhuis)	Lake Michigan
Krajenbrink		Kaatjen	30-11-1845	1847		Lintelo 51a (Navis Nieuwhuis)	Lake Michigan
Krajenbrink		Willem	30-09-1810	1847		Lintelo 51a (Navis Nieuwhuis)	Lake Michigan
Krienen		Theodora	10-10-1819	1847		Lintelo 51a (Navis Nieuwhuis)	Lake Michigan
Kronnie	te	Gerrit Jan	23-07-1875	1892		Haart 11 (Loohuis)
Kronnie	te	Jan Berend	01-01-1828	1892		Damstraat 23, Aalten
Kronnie	te	Johanna Berendina	23-10-1877	1892		Damstraat 23, Aalten
Krozenbrink		Gerrit Jan	10-04-1859	1867		Barlo 84a (Kok)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Krozenbrink		Hendrik Jan	08-12-1829	1867		Barlo 84a (Kok)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Krozenbrink		Janna Aleida	04-10-1861	1867		Barlo 84a (Kok)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Kruisselbrink		Hendrik Jan	19-04-1893	1923		Aalten?
Kruisselbrink		Janna Geertruid	16-10-1854	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Kruisselbrink		Willem Frederik	28-06-1896	1921		Aalten?
Kwak		Gerharda Christina	26-09-1838	1860		Aalten 263/7 (NH Gasthuis)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Kwak		Hendrika	03-04-1832	1869
Laak	van	Jan Willem	23-08-1803	1869		Aalten 105 (Hogestraat?)
Lammers		Arent Jan	02-11-1841	1854		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten	Waldo, Sheboygan, WI
Lammers		Berendina Hendrika	02-1824	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 118a
Lammers		Berendjen	23-09-1804	1846	Manchester	Lintelo 40 (Maatkamp)	Elmwood, Pierce, WI
Lammers		Dora Hendrika	06-04-1810	1869	Nestorian	Dale 59 (Hunink)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Lammers		Gerrit	12-11-1844	1854		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Lammers		Gerrit Jan	20-01-1825	1846		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten
Lammers		Gerrit Jan	20-01-1825	1854		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Lammers		Gesiena Johanna	24-01-1809	1846	Hector	Haart 35 (Borninkhof)
Lammers		Grada Antonetta	17-06-1834	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 13 (Roelofshuus)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Lammers		Hanna Hendrika	21-03-1813	1869	Nestorian	Dale 6 (Ebbers)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Lammers		Hendrika Jacoba Gesina	12-01-1851	1854		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Lammers		Hendrina	25-04-1829	1846	Manchester	Lintelo 40 (Maatkamp)
Lammers		Hinners	26-01-1807	1846	Hector	Haart 19 (Pietenpol)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Lammers		Jacobus	02-11-1853	1854		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Lammers		Jacobus	31-10-1783	1854		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Lammers		Willem Arnoldus	28-09-1867	1893		Landstraat 11, Aalten
Lammers		Willemina	18-03-1867	1911		Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Leefferdink		Berend Willem	14-07-1839	1870		Barlo 97 (Van Eerden)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Leefferdink		Berendina	06-02-1842	1881		Barlo 98 (Klumper)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Leefferdink		Grada	28-02-1868	1870		Barlo 97 (Van Eerden)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Leefferdink		Jan Gerhard	15-06-1850	1870		Barlo 97 (Van Eerden)	Hickman, Lancaster, NE
Leefferdink		Jan Gerrit	05-09-1865	1870		Barlo 97 (Van Eerden)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Leefferdink		Jan Willem	20-10-1844	1868		Barlo 74 (Van Eerden)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Leemkuil		Derk Jan	09-02-1862	1868		Aalten 207b (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Greenbush, Sheboygan, WI
Leemkuil		Derk Jan	22-09-1849	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 137d (Hoekstraat?)	Sheldon, O’Brien, IA
Leemkuil		Gerrit Jan	15-07-1834	1868		Aalten 207b (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Leemkuil		Gerrit Jan	27-07-1835	1846	Hector	Haart 32 (Den Bosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Leemkuil		Grada Johanna	14-02-1818	1872		Haart 39 (Nijhuis)
Leemkuil		Hendrik Jan	29-01-1816	1846	Hector	Haart 32 (Den Bosch)
Leemkuil		Hendrikus	22-07-1844	1869		Bredevoortsestraatweg 12, Aalten	Hospers, Sioux, IA
Leemkuil		Hendrikus Antonius	22-12-1859	1868		Aalten 207b (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Hospers, Sioux, IA
Leemkuil		Jan Willem	05-07-1831	1846	Hector	Haart 32 (Den Bosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Leemkuil		Jan Willem	31-03-1787	1846	Hector	Haart 32 (Den Bosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Leemkuil		Janna Berendina	18-04-1822	1846	Hector	Haart 32 (Den Bosch)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Leemkuil		Tonia Hendrika	06-04-1819	1846	Kath Jackson	Haart 30 (Kolste)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Legters		Berendina	06-04-1859	1870		IJzerlo 36 (Rengelink)	Ripley, Chautauqua, NY
Legters		Dorus Johan	08-10-1854	1870		Haart 55 (Zigtvree)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Legters		Gerrit Willem	25-06-1845	1869		IJzerlo 56 (De Scheel)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Legters		Gesina Johanna	04-02-1861	1870		IJzerlo 59 (De Scheel)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Legters		Harmen Jan	13-11-1836	1870		Dale 29 (Schreurs)
Legters		Hendrik Jan	19-10-1811	1870		IJzerlo 59 (De Scheel)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Legters		Hendrik Jan	21-01-1864	1870		IJzerlo 59 (De Scheel)
Legters		Hendrika	14-11-1848	1870		IJzerlo 29 (Westendorp)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Legters		Herman	23-02-1851	1869		Heurne 33 (Roele)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Legters		Willemine	02-03-1820	1846		Haart 14a	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Leijttink		Johanna Margaretha	19-10-1806	1849		Barlo 23 (Oonk)
Leiting		Jan Hendrik	20-10-1839	1868		Haart 41 (Veenhuis Huisken)
Lem		Harmina Alberdina	19-12-1802	1846		Aalten 218
Lenkhof		Dora	31-10-1852	1882		Lintelo 141
Lensink		Anna Hendrika	24-09-1816	1854		Dale 73 (Peppink)
Lensink		Arent Jan Willem	06-04-1851	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 126 (Zoerens)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Lensink		Engelina	22-09-1854	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 126 (Zoerens)	Le Mars, Plymouth, IA
Lensink		Engelina Frederika	28-09-1833	1881		Haart 32 (Hunink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Lensink		Gerharda Dora	03-02-1809	1853		Hogestraat 57, Aalten
Lensink		Gerrit Jan	25-09-1799	1846	Manchester	Lintelo 40 (Maatkamp)
Lensink		Gerrit Willem	21-09-1814	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 126 (Zoerens)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Lensink		Gerrit Willem	30-10-1844	1846	Manchester	Lintelo 40 (Maatkamp)	Andersonville, Macon, GA
Lensink		Gesina Aleida	25-11-1827	1856		Lintelo 109 (Klein Gussinklo)
Lensink		Grada Willemina	19-05-1835	1846	Manchester	Lintelo 40 (Maatkamp)
Lensink		Harmina	25-10-1833	1846	Manchester	Lintelo 40 (Maatkamp)	Elmwood, Pierce, WI
Lensink		Jan Antonij	06-08-1840	1846	Manchester	Lintelo 40 (Maatkamp)	Bellingham, Whatcom, WA
Lensink		Janna	16-07-1849	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 126 (Zoerens)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Lensink		Janna	18-08-1837	1846	Manchester	Lintelo 40 (Maatkamp)
Lensink		Janna Berendina	15-01-1847	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 126 (Zoerens)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Levering		Harmina Gesina	17-04-1826	1854		Aalten 118a (Hogestraat)
Liefferdink		Berendina	06-02-1842	1881		Barlo 98 (Klumper)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Lieftink		Janna	29-11-1767	1847		Lintelo 47 (Navis-Frederik)	Lake Michigan
Lievers		Berend	30-12-1885	1911		Bredevoortsestr. 97, Aalten	Neerlandia, Barrhead, Alberta, Canada
Lievers		Gerharda Johanna	10-10-1909	1913		Haart 91b	Burnaby, Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Lievers		Gerrit Jan	29-4-1912	1913		Haart 91b	Neerlandia, Barrhead, Alberta, Canada
Lievers		Hendrik	18-07-1888	1913		Haart 91b	Neerlandia, Barrhead, Alberta, Canada
Lievers		Jan	03-12-1894	1913		Haart 91b
Lievers		Jan Willem	29-7-1908	1913		Haart 91b	Ponoka, Ponoka, Alberta, Canada
Lievers		Jansjen	14-02-1891	1913		Haart 91b	Neerlandia, Barrhead, Alberta, Canada
Lievers		Johanna	18-5-1909	1911		Bredevoortsestr. 97, Aalten	Neerlandia, Barrhead, Alberta, Canada
Lievers		Wilhelmina Hendrika	13-1-1911	1911		Bredevoortsestr. 97, Aalten	Neerlandia, Barrhead, Alberta, Canada
Liezen		Gerrit Jan	30-06-1795	1855		Dale 4 (Bekerbrusse)
Liezen		Harmina Berendina	30-01-1826	1855		Dale 4 (Bekerbrusse)
Liezen		Jan Berend	26-12-1833	1854		Dale 4 (Bekerbrusse)	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Liezen		Lammert	04-01-1838	1855	Leila	Dale 4 (Bekerbrusse)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Ligterink		Willem	12-02-1844	1883		Heurne 6 (Stapelkamp)
Lindert	te	Berendina	15-08-1823	1846		Heurne 41 (De Stegge)	Garden Prairie, Boone, IL
Lindert	te	Gerrit Jan	05-06-1829	1853		Aalten 83 (Hogestraat)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Lindert	te	Janna Gezina	08-02-1845	1880		Lintelo 156	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Lindert	te	Wessel	18-11-1824	1846		Dale 15 (De Hennepe)
Lobeek		Jan Willem	17-01-1842	1867		Kerkstraat 9, Bredevoort
Lohuis		Catharina Aleida	05-05-1844	1854		Aalten 201b (Prinsenstraat)
Lohuis		Derk Hendrik	11-07-1849	1854		Aalten 201b (Prinsenstraat)	Spokane, WA
Lohuis		Derk Hendrik	22-04-1809	1854		Aalten 201b (Prinsenstraat)
Lohuis		Derk Jan	08-02-1851	1854		Prinsenstraat 12, Aalten
Lohuis		Frederika	03-10-1852	1881		Dale 88 (Kleinpenning)	Sheboygan, WI
Lohuis		Gerrit	12-07-1819	1854		Prinsenstraat 12, Aalten	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Lohuis		Gerrit Jan	24-02-1854	1854		Prinsenstraat 12, Aalten
Lohuis		Geziena Maria	22-03-1839	1854		Aalten 201b (Prinsenstraat)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Lohuis		Harmen Jan	08-12-1813	1858		Aalten?
Lohuis		Johanna Berendina Maria	28-07-1848	1854		Prinsenstraat 12, Aalten
Lohuis		Johanna Hendrika	30-12-1852	1854		Aalten 201b (Prinsenstraat)
Lohuis		Roelof	05-12-1836	1854		Aalten 201b (Prinsenstraat)	Frankford, Mower, MN
Lohuis		Willemina	18-09-1845	1868		Aalten 272 (Bredevoortsestraat?)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Lovink		Johanna Mina	19-08-1864	1889		Lintelo 74 (Sandbulte)	Carmel, Sioux, IA
Lubbers		Berend Hendrik	23-03-1820	1845		Barlo 15a (Nieuw Pakkebier)
Lubbers		Berendina	13-07-1852	1881		Barlo 18 (Kuijerman)	Moxee City, Yakima, WA
Lubbers		Frederika	16-01-1837	1869	Nestorian	Dale 59 (Hunink)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Lubbers		Hendrik Jan	16-07-1839	1866		Lintelo 1
Lubbers		Johanna Gesina	06-08-1837	1868		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)	Carmel, Sioux, IA
Lubbers		Johanna Gesina	07-10-1844	1868		Lintelo 1 (De Pas)
Lubbers		Willemina Gezina	21-03-1842	1869		Lintelo 1 (De Pas)
Luijmes		Dela	27-08-1843	1883		Hozenstraat 8, Bredevoort
Luimes		Gerrit Jan	14-01-1827	1858		IJzerlo 60 (Huisstede)
Luiten		Johanna Berendina	19-11-1822	1854	Arnold Boninger	Aalten (Hogestraat?)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Lumes		Alida	21-05-1847	1880		IJzerlo 59 (De Scheel)
Lurvink		Berendina Fredrika	25-11-1828	1853		Landstraat 43, Aalten	Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH
Lurvink		Willemina Hendrika	21-05-1814	1847		Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Lutten / Lensink		Geesken	01-04-1780	1846	Hector	Haart 35 (Borninkhof)
Maat	ter	Antonij	07-02-1836	1857		Dale 46 (De Bulte)
Maat	ter	Arent Jan	22-12-1823	1869	Nestorian	Dale 82 (Oosterman)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Maat	ter	Catharina Gerharda	28-10-1842	1868	Erin	Kerkstraat 12, Aalten
Maat	ter	Derk Jan	12-01-1867	1884		Haart 24 (Drenthel Schoppe)
Maat	ter	Gerrit Hendrik	28-06-1861	1881		Dale 101
Maat	ter	Gerrit Jan	20-02-1831	1859		Dale 46 (De Bulte)
Maat	ter	Gesiena	19-02-1836	1881		Aalten 143a (Hogestraat?)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Maat	ter	Jan Hendrik	25-03-1841	1860		Dale 46 (De Bulte)
Maat	ter	Jan Willem	06-11-1833	1859		Dale 46 (De Bulte)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Maat	ter	Janna	31-07-1843	1860		Dale 38 (Paskerhutte)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Maatkamp		Geertruid	15-02-1850	1880		Lintelo 8	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Manschot		Aleida	14-03-1845	1850		Lichtenvoordsestr. 12, Aalten
Manschot		Antonij Hendrikus	19-05-1838	1850		Lichtenvoordsestr. 12, Aalten	Milwaukee, WI
Manschot		Bernadus	10-09-1848	1850		Lichtenvoordsestr. 12, Aalten
Manschot		Fredericus	06-05-1832	1850		Lichtenvoordsestr. 12, Aalten
Manschot		Hendrika Berendina	28-10-1829	1868		Hogestraat 63, Aalten
Manschot		Johanna Theodora	03-09-1834	1850		Lichtenvoordsestr. 12, Aalten
Manschot		Johannes Hendrikus	12-07-1799	1850		Lichtenvoordsestr. 12, Aalten	Milwaukee, WI
Manschot		Johannes Theodorus	28-02-1843	1850		Lichtenvoordsestr. 12, Aalten	Milwaukee, WI
Marijnesen		Gijsberta	08-11-1807	1857		Aalten 260a (Bredevoortsestr.)	Kalamazoo, MI
Meebel	te	Janna	19-03-1834	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Meijerink		Johanna	09-11-1814	1846		Bredevoort 38	Monroe County, NY?
Meijnen		Antonetta Gesina	29-10-1825	1869	Nestorian	Stationsstraat 5 (Aalten 57)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Meinen		Dela Hendrika	02-01-1855	1881		Dale 86c
Meinen		Dora	15-11-1808	1854		Bredevoort 92 (’t Zand)
Meinen		Garrit Jan	06-05-1811	1857		Dale 39
Meinen		Gerrit Antonij	15-03-1841	1868		Heurne 34a	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Meinen		Gesina Elisabeth	26-02-1838	1855		Haart 30 (’t Winkel)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Meinen		Grada Hendrika	06-09-1867	1868		Heurne 34a	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Meinen		Hendricus	05-12-1847	1873/1874		Bredevoort 175
Meinen		Hendrik Jan	30-06-1824	1860		Bredevoort 6 (Den Diek)
Meinen		Johanna Berendina	04-11-1846	1857		Dale 39
Meinen		Johanna Elisabeth	30-11-1830	1858		Barlo 4 (Gantvoort)
Meinen		Johanna Willemina	03-02-1815	1857		Aalten 91a (Hogestraat)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Meinen		Lambertus Christiaan	13-02-1893	1912		Officierstraat 5, Bredevoort
Meinen		Manus	25-04-1851	1857		Dale 39
Mekkink		Berendina	10-12-1810	1847		Aalten 108	Perkintown, Salem, NJ
Mekkink		Gesina	29-05-1821	1869		IJzerlo 1 (De Lindert)
Melsen	van	Anna Margaretha	05-03-1905	1911	SS Rotterdam	Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Melsen	van	Herman Jan	23-07-1897	1911	SS Rotterdam	Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Melsen	van	Maria Wilhelmina	23-12-1893	1911	SS Rotterdam	Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Melsen	van	Willem Jan	19-08-1868	1911	SS Rotterdam	Lichtenvoordsestr. 14, Aalten
Mennink		Willemina	01-04-1809	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 12 (Kleuver)
Messink		Janna Geertruid	11-03-1846	1870		IJzerlo 56 (Chris)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Meteling		Eva	25-02-1813	1868		Haart 41 (Veenhuis Huisken)
Möllmann		Grada Johanna	02-12-1849	1853		Landstraat 43, Aalten
Möllmann		Johanna Berendina	16-01-1851	1853		Landstraat 43, Aalten
Möllmann		Johannes Theodorus	11-10-1823	1853		Landstraat 43, Aalten	Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH
Möllmann		Mauritius Josephus	20-03-1831	1853		Aalten 95 (Hogestraat)	Saint Bernard, Hamilton, OH
Nagel		Arent Jan	28-04-1837	1854		IJzerlo 51 (’t Klooster)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Nagel		Berend	28-12-1808	1855		IJzerlo 51 (’t Klooster)	York, Fillmore, MN
Nagel		Berendina Johanna Catharina	13-09-1844	1855		IJzerlo 51 (’t Klooster)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Nagel		Derk Jan	27-10-1840	1855		IJzerlo 51 (’t Klooster)	York, Fillmore, MN
Nagel		Garrit Willem	13-11-1848	1855		IJzerlo 51 (’t Klooster)	Cherry Grove, Fillmore, MN
Nagel		Grada Willemina	09-07-1864	1868		Lintelo 22 (Hemelmate)
Nagel		Hendrik Willem	01-04-1816	1868		Lintelo 22 (Hemelmate)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Nagel		Hendrik Willem	21-04-1848	1868		Lintelo 22 (Hemelmate)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Nagel		Hendrika Geertruid	07-05-1854	1868		Lintelo 22 (Hemelmate)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Navis		Arent Jan	18-02-1881	1882		Lintelo 142 (’t Boske)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Navis		Berend Hendrik	05-06-1839	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 39 (Marode)
Navis		Berentjen	30-04-1813	1846		Lintelo 36 (Klinke)
Navis		Bernardus	13-04-1841	1882		Lintelo 142 (’t Boske)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Navis		Derk Willem	26-07-1801	1847		Lintelo 47 (Navis-Frederik)	Lake Michigan
Navis		Evert	04-02-1809	1846		Lintelo 36 (Klinke)
Navis		Geertruid	18-07-1839	1847		Lintelo 47 (Navis-Frederik)	Lake Michigan
Navis		Gerharda Harmina	?	1846		Lintelo 36 (Klinke)
Navis		Gerrit Hendrik	21-09-1833	1847		Lintelo 47 (Navis-Frederik)	Lake Michigan
Navis		Gerrit Jan	10-07-1845	1882		Lintelo 142 (’t Boske)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Navis		Gerrit Jan	13-02-1854	1869	Nestorian	Haart 33 (Den Bosch)
Navis		Gerrit Jan	14-02-1841	1846		Lintelo 36 (Klinke)	Monterey, Allegan, MI
Navis		Grada Willemina	05-04-1822	1868		Lintelo 22 (Hemelmate)
Navis		Gradus Theodorus	02-10-1877	1882		Lintelo 142 (’t Boske)
Navis		Hendrik Jan	19-03-1836	1847		Lintelo 47 (Navis-Frederik)	Lake Michigan
Navis		Hendrik Willem	01-03-1842	1847		Lintelo 47 (Navis-Frederik)	Lake Michigan
Navis		Hendrika Johanna	16-01-1837	1882		Lintelo 142 (’t Boske)
Navis		Hendrika Johanna	17-03-1827	1847		Lintelo 47 (Navis-Frederik)	Lake Michigan
Navis		Hendrika Johanna	17-10-1834	1846		Lintelo 36 (Klinke)
Navis		Jan Willem	20-12-1858	1882		Lintelo 85 (Brussen Spieker)	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Navis		Willemina	20-03-1794	1846		Lintelo 52 (De Kamp)
Neerhof		Aleijda	26-01-1794	1856		IJzerlo 7 (Essink)
Neerhof		Dela Johanna	06-02-1843	1869	Nestorian	Dale 10 (Krieger)
Neerhof		Derk Jan	09-07-1844	1869	Nestorian	Haart 19 (Lievers)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Neerhof		Derk Willem	03-02-1869	1869	Nestorian	Haart 19 (Lievers)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Neerhof		Dora Hendrika	06-02-1865	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 1 (Nieuw Kolstee)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Neerhof		Garrit Jan	21-08-1826	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 1 (Nieuw Kolstee)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Neerhof		Gerrit Jan	06-07-1849	1869	Nestorian	Dale 10 (Krieger)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Neerhof		Gesina Berendina	03-02-1856	1869	Nestorian	Dale 10 (Krieger)
Neerhof		Hendrik Jan	20-05-1851	1869	Nestorian	Haart 19 (Lievers)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Neerhof		Jan Hendrik	04-05-1847	1869	Nestorian	Haart 19 (Lievers)	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Neerhof		Johanna Geertruid	17-11-1846	1869	Nestorian	Dale 10 (Krieger)
Neerhof		Johanna Geertruid	28-10-1861	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 1 (Nieuw Kolstee)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Neerhof		Roelof	23-08-1867	1869	Nestorian	Barlo 1 (Nieuw Kolstee)	Horicon, Dodge, WI
Neerhof		Roelof	26-12-1851	1869	Nestorian	Dale 10 (Krieger)
Neerhof		Willem	02-02-1810	1869	Nestorian	Dale 10 (Krieger)
Niessing		Aleida Theodora Geertruida	18-04-1841	1853		Ambthuiswal 16, Bredevoort	New York City, NY?
Niessing		Johann Gerhard	07-12-1807	1853		Ambthuiswal 16, Bredevoort	New York City, NY
Niessing		Johannes Bernardus	23-11-1852	1853		Ambthuiswal 16, Bredevoort	New York City, NY?
Nijenhuis		Janna Geertruid	06-05-1822	1853		IJzerlo 63 (Lensink)
Nijland		Derk	29-01-1864	1866		IJzerlo 46 (De Krul)
Nijland		Dersken	15-01-1835	1866		IJzerlo 46 (De Krul)
Nijland		Hendrika	24-04-1840	1866		IJzerlo 46 (De Krul)
Nijman		Arend Jan	30-12-1861	1880		Heurne 27 (Klein Kappers)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Nijman		Berendina	10-12-1868	1881		Heurne 27 (Klein Kappers)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Nijman		Dela	29-11-1832	1868		Heurne 35	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Nijman		Gerharda	13-08-1875	1881		Heurne 27 (Klein Kappers)	Spokane, WA
Nijman		Gerrit Jan	11-07-1833	1881		Heurne 27 (Klein Kappers)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Nijman		Jan Willem	07-03-1879	1881		Heurne 27 (Klein Kappers)	Spokane, WA
Nijman		Johanna Harmina	21-08-1881	1911		Aalten C571a	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Nijrolder		Harmanus	28-12-1807	1868		Haart 41 (Veenhuis Huisken)
Nijrolder		Johanna Berendina	19-12-1843	1868		Haart 41 (Veenhuis Huisken)	Wrightstown, Brown, WI
Nonhof		Derk Hendrik	14-03-1837	1854	Leila	Dale 27 (Heurne)	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Nonhof		Hendrik Jan	09-03-1800	1854	Leila	Dale 27 (Heurne)
Nonhof		Jan Berend	08-10-1833	1854	Leila	Dale 27 (Heurne)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Nonhof		Janna	04-04-1843	1854	Leila	Dale 27 (Heurne)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Nonhof		Willemina	15-03-1830	1854	Leila	Dale 27 (Heurne)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Nusselder		Berendina Fredrika	01-11-1850	1868		Lintelo 123 (’t Heegt)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Obbink		Aalbert	29-03-1868	1882		Haart 34 (’t Winkel)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Obbink		Arent Jan	15-11-1856	1882		Haart 26 (Beestman)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Obbink		Berend	14-08-1828	1884		Haart 29 (Beestmans Nieuwhuis)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Obbink		Derk Jan Engelbarts	14-12-1848	1867		Haart 18 (Lievers Huisken)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Obbink		Dora Aleida	12-07-1872	1884		Haart 29 (Beestmans Nieuwhuis)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Obbink		Gerrit	01-07-1860	1881		Haart 29 (Beestmans Nieuwhuis)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Obelink		Anna Elisabeth	18-10-1835	1846	Hector	Bredevoort 55
Obelink		Berend Hendrik	16-11-1837	1846	Hector	Bredevoort 55	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Obelink		Berent	13-10-1821	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 35 (Borninkhof)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Obelink		Lammert Willem	30-08-1829	1846	Hector	Haart 35 (Borninkhof)
Obelink		Willem	07-04-1806	1846	Hector	Bredevoort 55
Oberink		Hendrika	19-05-1812	1857		IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)
Oberink		Janna Berendina	22-03-1830	1866	Ericsson	Haart 2 (Driessen)
Oblink		Berendina Johanna	24-03-1849	1880		Dale 65 (Kolstee)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Ongena		Evert Jan	04-02-1845	1857		Aalten 91a (Hogestraat)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Ongena		Hendrik	18-08-1846	1857		Aalten 91a (Hogestraat)
Ongena		Tonia	25-04-1850	1857		Aalten 91a (Hogestraat)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Oonk		Garrit Willem	28-06-1845	1849		Barlo 23 (Oonk)
Oonk		Gerrit Jan	09-10-1841	1849		Barlo 23 (Oonk)
Oonk		Jan Derk	25-04-1804	1849		Barlo 23 (Oonk)
Oonk		Janna Geertruid	15-09-1786	1856		Dale 76 (Bonte Hek)
Overbeek		Gerrit Hendrik	09-01-1861	1890		Barlo 67 (Oonk)	Galway, Saratoga, NY
Overbeek		Gesiena	03-07-1830	1857		Heurne 39b
Overbeek		Grada Berendina	16-03-1887	1890		Barlo 67 (Oonk)
Overbeek		Johanna Aleida	21-03-1889	1890		Barlo 67 (Oonk)	Rock City Falls, Saratoga, NY
Pakkebier		Albertus Hermanus	06-05-1860	1878		Damstraat 19, Aalten
Pakkebier		Gerhard Lambertus	24-08-1861	1878		Damstraat 19, Aalten	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Pakkebier		Gerrit Hendrik Hermanus	20-03-1870	1878		Damstraat 19, Aalten
Pakkebier		Gesina	22-10-1832	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 6a (Sondernweg)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Pakkebier		Hendrikus	22-05-1825	1878		Damstraat 19, Aalten
Pakkebier		Johanna	03-05-1867	1878		Damstraat 19, Aalten
Pas	ten	Garrit Jan	15-12-1788	1847		Haart 15 (Slotboom)
Pas	ten	Janna	10-08-1786	1849		Aalten 172 (Kattenberg?)
Paske	te	Christiaan	07-01-1836	1860		Dale 34 (’t Paske)
Paske	te	Derk Jan	05-01-1854	1868		Barlo 8 (Hakstege)	Ringle, Marathon, WI
Paske	te	Evert	15-07-1861	1882		Landstraat 28, Bredevoort	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Paske	te	Harmina	24-11-1855	1868		Barlo 8 (Hakstege)
Paske	te	Hendrik Jan	16-05-1816	1868	Austrian	Barlo 8 (Hakstege)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Paske	te	Jan Willem	24-12-1857	1868		Barlo 8 (Hakstege)	Three Oaks, Berrien, MI
Paske	te	Johanna Adriana	05-12-1859	1868		Barlo 8 (Hakstege)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Pennings		Arent Jan	09-01-1829	1863		Dale 66 (Pöppink)
Pennings		Arent Jan	09-01-1829	1857		IJzerlo 50 (Thijs)
Pennings		Arent Jan	14-04-1852	1872		Dale 69 (Pennings)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Pennings		Berendina	28-01-1857	1872		Dale 69 (Pennings)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Pennings		Gerrit Jan	16-12-1822	1872		Dale 69 (Pennings)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Pennings		Jan Willem	05-01-1859	1872		Dale 69 (Pennings)
Pennings		Johanna	19-02-1861	1872		Dale 69 (Pennings)	Maurice, Sioux, IA
Pennings		Willemina	12-09-1850	1880		Barlo 74 (Fukker)	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Peters		Gerhardus Arnoldus	20-10-1837	1854	Leila	Aalten 57 (Landstraat)	(1863 teruggekeerd)
Peters		Johannes	22-11-1800	1847		Aalten 14	(1863 teruggekeerd)
Peulers		Bernard Joseph	25-08-1823	1846		Prinsenstraat 15, Aalten
Piek		Antonij	02-06-1841	1854		Bredevoort 91a	York, York, PA
Piek		Gerrit Jan	03-10-1830	1854		Barlo 86 (Bouwhuis)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piek		Harmen	12-12-1837	1854		Bredevoort 91a	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piek		Harmen	23-12-1792	1854		Bredevoort 91a	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piek		Harmen Jan	29-12-1835	1854		Bredevoort 91a	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piek		Hendrika	14-11-1855	1857	Casilda	Gasthuisstraat 5, Bredevoort	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piek		Herman	30-09-1844	1857	Casilda	Gasthuisstraat 5, Bredevoort	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piek		Jan	01-11-1849	1857	Casilda	Gasthuisstraat 5, Bredevoort	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piek		Jan Berend	30-03-1847	1857	Casilda	Gasthuisstraat 5, Bredevoort	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piek		Jan Derk	09-05-1821	1857	Casilda	Gasthuisstraat 5, Bredevoort	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piek		Janna Geertruid	20-02-1853	1857	Casilda	Gasthuisstraat 5, Bredevoort	Monroe County, NY?
Piek		Johanna	10-11-1842	1881		Barlo 99 (Tente)
Piek		Metta Hendrika	05-06-1810	1846	Hector	Barlo 68a (Waterkooi)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Piepers		Janna Willemina	28-04-1841	1857	Casilda	Bredevoort 118	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Pietenpol		Aleida	15-10-1834	1846	Hector	Haart 19 (Pietenpol)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Pietenpol		Berend Willem	02-07-1829	1846	Hector	Haart 19 (Pietenpol)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Pietenpol		Christiaan	31-10-1838	1846	Hector	Haart 19 (Pietenpol)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Pietenpol		Derk Willem	01-10-1812	1868		Dale 70 (Kleinpenning)	op zee
Pietenpol		Frederikus	16-08-1848	1868		Dale 70 (Kleinpenning)	Princeton, Lancaster, NE
Pietenpol		Hendrik Willem	04-09-1836	1846	Hector	Haart 19 (Pietenpol)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Pietenpol		Lambertus	07-10-1838	1869		Dale 71	Orange City, Sioux, IA
Pol	van de	Aaltjen	21-05-1786	1849		Aalten 222
Prange		Arend Jan	04-12-1823	1854	Leila	Heurne 44	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Prange		Derk Jan	18-06-1827	1869		Dale 58 (Ruwhof)	Charlton, Saratoga, NY
Prange		Gerrit Jan	04-09-1842	1846		Aalten 199 (Prinsenstraat?)
Prange		Gerrit Jan	29-08-1814	1846		Aalten 199 (Prinsenstraat?)
Prange		Grada Harmina	28-09-1821	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 44 (Kempink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Prange		Harmina	28-08-1845	1846		Aalten 199 (Prinsenstraat?)
Prange		Jan Willem	22-02-1830	1868		Dale 58 (Ruwhof)
Prange		Janna Geziena	12-03-1839	1846		Aalten 199 (Prinsenstraat?)
Prange		Lammert	23-05-1789	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 44 (Kempink)
Prange(n)		Aleida Everdina	19-02-1851	1854		Damstraat 15, Aalten
Prange(n)		Hendrik Jan	11-01-1845	1854		Damstraat 15, Aalten	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Prange(n)		Hendrik Jan	21-02-1809	1854		Damstraat 15, Aalten	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Prange(n)		Janna Hendrika	24-01-1843	1854		Damstraat 15, Aalten	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Prange(n)		Johanna Gezina	24-02-1839	1869		Barlo 35 (Groot Deunk)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Prange(n)		Willem	22-10-1847	1854		Damstraat 15, Aalten	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Prangen		Dersken	24-03-1799	1846		Aalten 93a
Prangen		Garrit Jan	05-09-1825	1857		Heurne 39b
Prangen		Hendrika	04-02-1857	1857		Heurne 39b
Prins		Hendrikus Johannes	26-01-1828	1854	Leila	Dijkstraat 22, Aalten
Prins		Theodora	31-08-1793	1854	Leila	Peperstraat 2, Aalten
Prinsen		Antonij Johannes	27-03-1851	1880		Lintelo 26 (Sluiskes)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Prinsen		Arend Jan	15-06-1868	1880		Lintelo 26 (Sluiskes)	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Prinsen		Arent Jan	12-01-1823	1856	Nance	IJzerlo 37 (’t Loo)
Prinsen		Berend Hendrik	26-05-1858	1880		Lintelo 11 (Groot Sondern)
Prinsen		Berendina	11-01-1864	1880		Lintelo 26 (Sluiskes)	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Prinsen		Christina	11-12-1813	1857		Lintelo 4a (Wieber)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Prinsen		Cornelis	08-11-1830	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 13 (Sluiskes)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Prinsen		Dela Aleida	25-08-1860	1880		Lintelo 26 (Sluiskes)	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Prinsen		Garritjen	18-11-1828	1856	Nance	Aalten 162b (Varsseveldsestraatweg?)
Prinsen		Gerrit Hendrik	25-12-1822	1846	Hector	Aalten 216 (Boomkampstraat 24)
Prinsen		Gerrit Willem	11-08-1831	1859
Prinsen		Gerrit Willem	27-07-1856	1879		Lintelo 26 (Sluiskes)
Prinsen		Grada Willemina	07-01-1825	1854	Leila	IJzerlo 55a/1
Prinsen		Hendrik	02-07-1810	1847		Barlo 1 (Maris)
Prinsen		Hendrik Jan	14-08-1837	1856		IJzerlo 35 (Nieuw Rengelink)
Prinsen		Jan Willem	25-09-1834	1854	Leila	Lintelo 13 (Sluiskes)	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Prinsen		Willem	13-08-1792	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 13 (Sluiskes)
Prinsen		Willemina	06-08-1818	1856	Nance	Aalten 162b (Varsseveldsestraatweg?)
Querreveld		Janna Geertruid	23-08-1810	1856	South Carolina	Damstraat 15, Aalten
Rabelink		Frederik	18-07-1819	1867		Aalten 158b
Rademaker		Jacoba	14-02-1776	1846		Aalten 80 (Hogestraat)
Rademaker		Johanna Francisca Maria	14-04-1815	1871		Hogestraat 24, Aalten
Rauwerdink		Janna Hendrika	09-08-1856	1881		Dale 27a (Pakkebier)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Reimes		Lammert	21-11-1834	1858		Aalten 90 (’t Dal 9)	Pedricktown, Salem, NJ
Rensink		Antonie	17-10-1837	1869		Aalten 253a	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Arent Jan	17-11-1841	1865		Dale 27 (Heurne)	Newkirk, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Berend Hendrik	14-09-1844	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)	Boyden, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Berend Hendrik	31-01-1824	1847		Aalten 69	Franklin, Milwaukee, WI
Rensink		Berendina Aleida	22-06-1839	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 14 (Rensink)	Newkirk, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Bernard Gerhard	02-10-1873	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)	Madison, Hancock, IA
Rensink		Garrit Hendrik	26-12-1828	1854		Barlo 76 (Hoenink)
Rensink		Gerrit Hendrik	22-11-1839	1869		IJzerlo 60 (Huisstede)
Rensink		Gerrit Jan	03-02-1887	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)	Slayton, Murray, MN
Rensink		Gerrit Jan	16-10-1803	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 14 (Rensink)
Rensink		Gerrit Jan	22-01-1849	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 14 (Rensink)	Newkirk, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Gerritdina Johanna	11-07-1881	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)	Boyden, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Geziena	23-08-1816	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 13 (Slotboom)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Rensink		Grada Christina	12-11-1815	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 133 (Akkermaat)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Rensink		Grada Cornelia	28-07-1854	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 14 (Rensink)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Hendrik Jan	10-11-1835	1866		IJzerlo 46 (De Krul)	Newkirk, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Hendrik Jan	11-02-1813	1846		Haart 13 (Slotboom)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Rensink		Hendrik Willem	12-05-1884	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)	Forest City, Winnebago, IA
Rensink		Hendrik Willem	31-01-1833	1869		Dale 55 (Kolstee)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Jan Derk	12-06-1821	1847		Aalten 263/15 (NH Gasthuis)
Rensink		Janna Dela	15-09-1804	1851		IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)
Rensink		Janna Geertruid	10-04-1878	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)	Boyden, Sioux, IA
Rensink		Johanna Berendina	24-01-1811	1851		IJzerlo 30 (Japikshuus)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Rensink		Johanna Cornelia	27-06-1837	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 14 (Rensink)
Rensink		Willemina	31-03-1809	1847	Kath Jackson	IJzerlo 6 (Essink)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Reuwer	de	Joanna Maria Francisca	14-08-1785	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Rexwinkel		Johanna	01-02-1802	1847		Lintelo 47 (Navis-Frederik)	Lake Michigan
Rietkötter		Wilhelm	19-07-1831	1838-1851		Aalten 3
Rijks		Antonij	05-02-1845	1846		Koppelstraat 10, Bredevoort	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Rijks		Harmen Jan	18-11-1834	1846		Koppelstraat 10, Bredevoort	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Rijks		Jenneken	12-11-1796	1854		Bredevoort 91a	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Rijks		Manus	02-01-1837	1846		Koppelstraat 10, Bredevoort	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Rijks		Willem	08-07-1808	1846		Koppelstraat 10, Bredevoort	Brighton, Monroe, NY
Rikkers		Derk Jan	25-12-1813	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 46 (Kleine Rikkert)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Rikkers		Elisabeth	29-10-1808	1855		Dale 79a	Overisel, Allegan, MI
Rikkers		Gerrit Jan	08-09-1815	1846		Heurne 46 (Kleine Rikkert)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Rikkers		Grade	06-07-1811	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 46 (Kleine Rikkert)
Rikkers		Hendrik Jan	25-12-1837	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 46 (Kleine Rikkert)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Rikkers		Tonia Johanna	29-08-1843	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 46 (Kleine Rikkert)
Roelofsen		Hermanus Antonij	24-08-1856	1881		Barlo 101 (De Götter)
Roosen		Gerrit Jan	19-06-1822	1854		Aalten 205e (Damstraat)
Ruesink		Aleida Hendrika	05-11-1850	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 133 (Akkermaat)
Ruesink		Berendina Aleida	29-01-1841	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 133 (Akkermaat)
Ruesink		Derk	05-10-1844	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 133 (Akkermaat)
Ruesink		Derk Jan	24-09-1835	1854	Leila	Lintelo 45 (Steengroeve)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Ruesink		Evert	17-08-1852	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 133 (Akkermaat)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Ruesink		Mina	24-10-1847	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 133 (Akkermaat)
Ruessink		Arent Jan	14-08-1834	1856		IJzerlo 7 (Essink)
Ruessink		Everdina	04-11-1829	1856	Nance	IJzerlo 37 (’t Loo)
Ruessink		Gerrit Hendrik	25-11-1797	1856		IJzerlo 7 (Essink)
Ruessink		Gerrit Jan	18-05-1832	1856		IJzerlo 7 (Essink)
Ruessink		Jan Willem	21-08-1816	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 133 (Akkermaat)
Ruessink		Willemina	27-10-1837	1856		IJzerlo 7 (Essink)
Rutgers		Aleida	04-05-1810	1846		Dale 26 (Villeken)
Rutgers		Gerritjen	10-09-1868	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a
Rutgers		Jan Hendrik	01-03-1829	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a
Rutgers		Janna Berendina	07-12-1866	1869	Nestorian	Dale 38a
Sandbulte		Arend Jan	05-05-1865	1889		Lintelo 74 (Sandbulte)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Sandbulte		Hendrika	23-10-1862	1890		Barlo 67 (Oonk)	Galway, Saratoga, NY
Sandbulte		Johan	07-10-1859	1889		Lintelo 74 (Sandbulte)	Carmel, Sioux, IA
Sandbulte		Johanna Aleida	13-04-1886	1889		Lintelo 74 (Sandbulte)	Carmel, Sioux, IA
Sandbulte		Johanna Harmina	21-04-1888	1889		Lintelo 74 (Sandbulte)
Schaapveld		Gerrit Hendrik	15-05-1826	1853		Aalten 116b (Hogestraat)	Dayton, Campbell, KY
Schaapveld		Lammert	26-11-1821	1854		Aalten 77 (Hogestraat)
Scheenk		Anna Aleida Willemina	04-04-1812	1845	Kath Jackson	Aalten 174 (Kattenberg)
Scheenk		Harmen Jan	15-09-1786	1845	Kath Jackson	Dale 55a
Scheffen		Margaretha	22-05-1789	1847	Kath Jackson	Aalten 275	Franklin, Milwaukee, WI
Schegget	ter	Garritjen	08-09-1822	1880		Bredevoort 76
Schemkes		Frans Theodor	15-02-1818	1847		Aalten 230
Schenk		Catharina Wilhelmina	05-03-1849	1869		Aalten 53
Schenk		Gerharda Hendrika	11-03-1856	1869		Aalten 53
Schenk		Gerhardus Hendrikus	21-02-1853	1869		Aalten 53
Schenk		Harmina	03-08-1842	1855		Dale 23 (Beusink)
Schenk		Johanna	13-02-1859	1869		Aalten 53
Schenk		Johanna Wilhelmina Josephina	22-02-1810	1846		Lintelo 54a (Nieuwe Koop)	New Orleans, LA?
Schenk		Johanna Willemina	14-10-1839	1855		Dale 78 (Schulenkamp)
Schenk		Johannes	02-01-1861	1869		Aalten 53
Schenk		Johannes	16-04-1837	1854		Dale 62a
Schenk		Johannes Gerhardus	07-12-1850	1854		Dale 62a
Schenk		Johannes Hendrikus	22-02-1810	1854		Dale 62a
Schenk		Maria Theresia	14-08-1847	1854		Dale 62a
Schenk		Peter	27-10-1854	1869		Aalten 53
Schenk		Theodor Joannes	23-08-1803	1849		Aalten 192
Schepers		Aleida Dora	21-05-1839	1867		Prinsenstraat 8, Aalten
Schepers		Bernadus	03-07-1836	1869		Aalten 80a
Schepers		Hendrika	30-06-1809	1854		Aalten 225/1
Schepers		Jan Berend	15-02-1826	1869	Nestorian	Haart 33 (Den Bosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Schlatz		Gerhard Heinrich	20-04-1810	1847		Aalten 94a
Schleking		Anna Geertruid	11-08-1847	1861		Dale 9 (Grote Maat)
Schleking		Hermann	16-06-1814	1861		Dale 9 (Grote Maat)
Schleking		Johannes Bernadus	19-07-1849	1861		Dale 9 (Grote Maat)
Scholten		Berend Hendrik	05-07-1842	1854	Leila	Dale 8 (De Glieuwe)
Scholten		Gerrit Jan	25-08-1831	1854	Leila	Dale 8 (De Glieuwe)
Scholten		Hendrik Jan	23-02-1804	1854	Leila	Dale 8 (De Glieuwe)
Scholten		Jan Hendrik	13-01-1829	1854	Leila	Dale 8 (De Glieuwe)
Scholten		Johanna Willemina	12-04-1826	1854	Leila	Lintelo 121	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Scholts		Hendrik Jan	14-08-1836	1854		Vismarkt 11, Bredevoort
Scholtz		Catharina Elisabeth	07-01-1861	1882		Bredevoort 169
Schoppers		Aaltjen	27-11-1861	1887		IJzerlo 51a
Schoppers		Aleida	24-03-1865	1881		Dale 39 (Welink)
Schoppers		Aleida Johanna	17-06-1877	1881		Dale 86c
Schoppers		Berend Hendrik	04-12-1868	1885		Aalten 192
Schoppers		Berendina Willemina	14-11-1855	1880		Aalten 102a	Griffins Mills, Erie, NY
Schoppers		Gerrit Jan	29-12-1837	1872		Heuvelweg 10, Lintelo
Schoppers		Harmanus	14-12-1835	1885		Aalten 192
Schoppers		Harmen Jan	08-03-1863	1889		Dale 39 (Welink)
Schoppers		Harmen Jan	25-12-1878	1881		Dale 86c
Schoppers		Harmina	11-07-1878	1885		Aalten 192
Schoppers		Hendrik Willem	29-01-1853	1881		Dale 86c
Schroër		Johan Bernard Joseph	22-01-1825	1869	Nestorian	Heurne 15 (Kortbeek)
Schulingkamp		Frans	1831	1852		Dale 78 (Schulenkamp)
Schulingkamp		Joann Jacob	20-09-1822	1847		Bredevoortsestraatweg 31, Aalten
Schulingkamp		Wilhelm	22-10-1830	1849		Dale 57b (Schulenkamp)
Schumacher		Hendrina	17-01-1797	1854		Haart 42 (Klein Veenhuis)
Schutte		Gerrit Jan	23-03-1859	1881		Barlo 63 (De Brink)
Schuurman		Jacobus	04-09-1819	1867		Dale 38a
Schuurman		Johanna Geertruid	03-10-1866	1867		Dale 38a
Seger		Catharina	15-12-1819	1869		Aalten 53 (Landstraat?)
Selle	te	Harmen Jan	21-04-1841	1873		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort	Panama, Lancaster, NE
Selle	te	Harmina	21-06-1813	1873		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort	Panama, Lancaster, NE
Selle	te	Jan Albert	17-09-1869	1873		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Selle	te	Willemina Elisabeth	14-09-1871	1873		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort	Panama, Lancaster, NE
Sellink		Janna Geertruid	28-02-1863	1881		Dale 101
Sikkink		Catharina	15-05-1784	1854		Lichtenvoordsestr. 44, Aalten	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Slaa	te	Antonetta Gesina	09-02-1906	1909	SS Nieuw Amsterdam	Plein Zuid 1, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Berend	10-03-1860	1911		Hogestraat 24, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Berendina Gerharda	14-10-1834	1854	Leila	Lintelo 144 (De Heuvel)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Slaa	te	Derk Jan	08-12-1894	1911		Hogestraat 24, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Dora Gesina	03-11-1888	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Elisabeth	29-07-1892	1911		Hogestraat 24, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Geertruida	03-11-1888	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Gerrit Jan	12-08-1891	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Gerrit Jan	20-10-1831	1854	Leila	Lintelo 144 (De Heuvel)
Slaa	te	Gerrit Jan	31-08-1857	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Grada Aleida	11-04-1889	1911		Hogestraat 24, Aalten
Slaa	te	Hanna	30-08-1890	1911		Hogestraat 24, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Harmanus	06-09-1791	1854	Leila	Lintelo 144 (De Heuvel)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Slaa	te	Hendrik	19-10-1877	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Hendrik	25-03-1898	1909	SS Nieuw Amsterdam	Plein Zuid 1, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Hendrik Jan	20-09-1803	1854		Dale 54 (De Smoege)
Slaa	te	Hendrik Jan	27-02-1879	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Hendrika	09-08-1885	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Hendrika	26-11-1896	1909	SS Nieuw Amsterdam	Plein Zuid 1, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Hendrika Gerharda	07-12-1886	1909	SS Nieuw Amsterdam	Hogestraat 24, Aalten	Grand Rapids, Kent, MI
Slaa	te	Hendrika Gesina	09-04-1880	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Hendrika Harmina	24-10-1836	1854	Leila	Lintelo 144 (De Heuvel)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Slaa	te	Herman	14-09-1840	1854	Leila	Lintelo 144 (De Heuvel)	Sheboygan County, WI
Slaa	te	Jan	25-11-1908	1909	SS Nieuw Amsterdam	Plein Zuid 1, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Jan	29-12-1864	1909	SS Nieuw Amsterdam	Plein Zuid 1, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Johanna	21-07-1901	1909	SS Nieuw Amsterdam	Plein Zuid 1, Aalten	Doon, Lyon, IA
Slaa	te	Johanna Gesina	14-10-1876	1893		Heurne 30 (Groot Kappers)	Hull, Sioux, IA
Slaa	te	Willemina	12-11-1899	1911		Hogestraat 24, Aalten
Sligte		Berendina Gesina	14-01-1838	1856	South Carolina	Damstraat 15, Aalten
Sligte		Engelina Aleida	19-07-1823	1846		Barlo 33 (Graven)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Sligte		Gerrit Jan	09-11-1849	1856	South Carolina	Damstraat 15, Aalten
Sligte		Hendrik Jan	06-07-1843	1856	South Carolina	Damstraat 15, Aalten	Holland, Ottawa County, MI
Sligte	te	Aaltjen	29-09-1808	1847	Kath Jackson	Dale 65 (Smees)
Sligte	te	Jan Hendrik	15-02-1815	1856	South Carolina	Damstraat 15, Aalten	Holland, Ottawa County, MI
Slinking		Albert	29-04-1782	1861		Dale 9 (Grote Maat)
Slotboom		Aleida Maria	16-03-1840	1868		Aalten 246	Charlton, Saratoga, NY
Sluiskes		Aleida Johanna	03-02-1835	1853		Aalten 83 (Hogestraat)
Sluiskes		Garrit Willem	07-10-1798	1853		Aalten 83 (Hogestraat)
Sluiskes		Gesina Harmina	06-01-1837	1853		Aalten 83 (Hogestraat)
Smit		Casparus Johannes	20-02-1885	1909		Lichtenvoordsestr. 34, Aalten	Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo, MI
Smits		Gerrit Hendrik	18-05-1908	1913		IJzerlo 13 (Den Dissel)	Lansing, Cook, IL
Smits		Gerrit Johan	10-05-1903	1913		IJzerlo 13 (Den Dissel)	Vesper, Wood, WI
Smits		Gerrit Willem	07-01-1912	1913		IJzerlo 13 (Den Dissel)	Lansing, Cook, IL
Smits		Gerrit Willem	29-07-1882	1913		IJzerlo 13 (Den Dissel)	Vesper, Wood, WI
Smits		Hendrika Wilhelmina	29-04-1906	1913		IJzerlo 13 (Den Dissel)	Monee, Will, IL
Smits		Herman Hendrik	21-03-1910	1913		IJzerlo 13 (Den Dissel)	Lansing, Cook, IL
Smol		Alef Jan	16-02-1857	1882		Barlo 3 (Nieuw Kolstee)
Snoeijenbos		Aleida Berendina	11-12-1815	1846		Barlo 33 (Graven)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Snoeijenbos		Christiaan	10-10-1828	1846	Hector	Haart 20 (Drenthel)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Snoeijenbos		Gezina	15-01-1823	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 43 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Snoeijenbos		Grada	21-02-1825	1847		Landstraat 10, Aalten	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Snoeijenbos		Harmen	23-01-1776	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 43 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Snoeijenbos		Hendrika	07-02-1821	1854	Leila	Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Snoeijenbos		Janna Geertruid	15-04-1814	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 43 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Snoeijenbosch		Christina Aleida	05-01-1821	1868		Heurne 21 (Legters)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Snoejenbos		Johanna	04-11-1818	1854	Leila	Kerkstraat 9, Aalten	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Soerens		Aaltjen	16-12-1827	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 30 (Kolste)
Soerens		Evert	23-04-1792	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 30 (Kolste)
Soerens		Evert	23-08-1845	1846	Hector	Haart 30 (Kolste)
Soerens		Garrit Hendrik	22-02-1825	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 30 (Kolste)
Soerens		Gerrit Willem	09-03-1816	1846	Hector	Haart 30 (Kolste)
Soerens		Hendrika	16-05-1824	1855		Lintelo 29 (Looman)
Soerens		Johanna Berendina	17-08-1819	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 30 (Kolste)
Soerens		Johanna Hendrika	21-04-1821	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 126 (Zoerens)
Soerens		Reintjen	16-05-1831	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 30 (Kolste)
Somsen		Aaltjen	12-07-1804	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 46 (Kleine Rikkert)	Alto, Fond du Lac, WI
Somsen		Arent Jan	29-01-1848	1851		IJzerlo 30 (Japikshuus)	Jamestown Junction, Stutsman, ND
Somsen		Berendina Gezina	15-03-1857	1911		Hogestraat 24, Aalten	Hull, Sioux, IA
Somsen		Bernard Johan	05-12-1879	1881		Dale 27a (Pakkebier)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Somsen		Elisabeth	25-12-1844	1851		IJzerlo 30 (Japikshuus)
Somsen		Gerrit Jan	05-01-1842	1851		IJzerlo 30 (Japikshuus)
Somsen		Harmina Hendrika	15-07-1878	1881		Dale 27a (Pakkebier)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Somsen		Hendrik Jan	15-01-1801	1851		IJzerlo 30 (Japikshuus)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Somsen		Hendrika Johanna	29-09-1840	1869		’t Dal 1, Aalten
Somsen		Jan Hendrik	24-10-1850	1881		Dale 27a (Pakkebier)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Somsen		Jan Willem	14-02-1839	1851		IJzerlo 30 (Japikshuus)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Speksgoor		Geertruida	23-11-1835	1854		Varsseveldsestraatweg 11, Aalten
Speksgoor		Johanna	21-01-1833	1854		Varsseveldsestraatweg 11, Aalten
Speksgoor		Johannes	11-02-1830	1854		Varsseveldsestraatweg 11, Aalten
Staal		Aleida	?	1847		Hoekstraat 4, Aalten
Stapelkamp		Hendrik Willem	12-01-1831	1846		Aalten 93a
Stapelkamp		Jan Willem	01-11-1829	1855	Alexander	IJzerlo 16 (Dorushuus)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Strietholt		Anna Catharina	01-12-1774	1868		Haart 41 (Veenhuis Huisken)
Stroete	te	Aleida Johanna	17-11-1840	1854		Aalten 197 (Prinsenstraat)
Stroete	te	Antonij	15-09-1814	1858		Barlo 82 (Broekmans)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Stroete	te	Garrit Jan	02-02-1787	1859		Barlo 82 (Broekmans)
Stroete	te	Garrit Jan	05-04-1802			Lintelo 12 (Rensink Gradus)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Stroete	te	Gerrit Jan	10-11-1829	1859		Barlo 90 (’t Bokkel)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Stroete	te	Hendrik Jan	07-01-1824	1859		Barlo 82 (Broekmans)
Stroete	te	Hendrika Willemina	20-01-1855	1858		Barlo 82 (Broekmans)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Stroete	te	Jan Willem	02-02-1819	1859		Barlo 82 (Broekmans)
Stronks		Aleida Christina	10-12-1876	1881		Aalten 49
Stronks		Dela	01-06-1822	1880		Lintelo 26 (Sluiskes)	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Stronks		Evert	09-11-1845	1881		Aalten 49
Stronks		Garrit Jan	17-06-1792	1847	Kath Jackson	Dale 43 (Brunink)
Stronks		Geertruid	05-03-1812	1846		Barlo 23a	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Stronks		Gerrit Jan	08-03-1826	1847	Kath Jackson	Dale 43 (Brunink)
Stronks		Jan Willem	27-04-1817	1846		Dale 43 (Brunink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Swartenkot		Berendina	21-01-1841	1846		Bredevoort 38
Swartenkot		Jan Willem	28-02-1814	1846		Bredevoort 38	Penfield, Monroe, NY
Sweenen		Janna Berendina	08-09-1834	1867		Bredevoort 99
Swijtink		Hendrikus	25-03-1827	1850		Markt 1a, Bredevoort
Swijtink		Jan Bernard	01-04-1833	1850		Bredevoort 10	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Tammel		Gesina	17-02-1847	1868	Austrian	Barlo 8 (Hakstege)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Tammel		Hendrik Jan	11-04-1844	1864		Barlo 8 (Hakstege)	Milwaukee, WI
Tammel		Jacobus Johannes	01-09-1837	1864		Dale 60 (Pennings)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Tammel		Willem	03-05-1856	1856		Barlo 8 (Hakstege)
Tammel		Willem	19-09-1832	1856	South Carolina	Barlo 8 (Hakstege)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Tieleman		Johannes Bernardus	07-08-1823	1846		Aalten 69
Tolkamp		Derk	20-05-1795	1868		Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)
Tolkamp		Gerrit Jan	23-11-1837	1868	Erin	Markt 2, Aalten
Tolkamp		Harmina Hendrika	10-09-1843	1869		Hozenstraat 24, Bredevoort	Menands, Albany, NY
Tolkamp		Willemina	18-06-1821	1854		Aalten 205b (Damstraat?)
Tolkamp		Willemina Aaltjen	02-06-1827	1868		Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)
Tuenter		Herman	21-06-1848	1882		Aalten 202a (Varsseveldsestr.)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Tuenter		Johanna Willemina	13-11-1880	1882		Aalten 202a (Varsseveldsestr.)	Rochester, Olmsted, MN
Uebbing		Ferdinand	07-05-1833	1852		Aalten
Uffing		Johan Wilhelm	05-12-1834	1854		Aalten 273b (Peperstraat)
Uffink		Aleida Berendina	06-05-1853	1854		Aalten 118a (Hogestraat)
Uffink		Johannes Bernardus	22-09-1823	1854		Aalten 118a (Hogestraat)
Uffink		Johannes Hendrikus	05-10-1826	1857		Aalten 124a (Hogestraat)
Vaags		Aleida Hendrika	03-05-1866	1867		Hogestraat 30, Aalten
Vaags		Aleida Johanna	20-09-1838	1867	Pennsylvania	Aalten 188 (Prinsenstraat?)	Salem, Salem, NJ
Vaags		Johannes	22-04-1837	1867		Hogestraat 30, Aalten	Swedesboro, Gloucester, NJ
Vaags		Peter Albertus	06-09-1824	1851		Heurne 19 (Oosterbosch)
Vallée		Francisca	06-08-1842	1871		Willemstraat 17, Aalten
Vardink		Gerrit Jan	16-10-1853	1869		Lintelo 142	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Vardink		Jan Hendrik	29-05-1825	1869		Lintelo 142	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Vardink		Janna Aleida	02-08-1857	1869		Lintelo 142
Vehnhuis		Anna Catharina	09-03-1784	1845		Aalten 30 (Dijkstraat)
Veldhorst		Garrit	20-05-1806	1846		Lintelo 74 (Rutgers)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Veldhorst		Hendrik Jan Bernard	28-09-1858	1880		Lintelo 49 (Rosier)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Veldhorst		Hendrika	28-11-1844	1846		Lintelo 74 (Rutgers)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Veldhorst		Johanna Geertruid	06-03-1841	1846		Lintelo 74 (Rutgers)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Veldhuis		Jan Willem	18-12-1843	1868		Heurne 25 (Veldhuis)
Venderbosch		Aleida Antonia	14-11-1820	1864		Aalten 264 (Bredevoortsestraatweg?)	Albany, Albany, NY
Verheij		Christina Catharina	24-03-1816	1849		Landstraat 5, Bredevoort
Verholen		Aleida	15-05-1841	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 28g (Dijkstraat?)
Verholen		Gerhardus Johannes	20-04-1828	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 28g (Dijkstraat?)
Verholen		Sophia Willemina	14-06-1832	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 28g (Dijkstraat?)
Verholen		Theodorus	24-03-1830	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 28g (Dijkstraat?)
Vervelde		Arent Jan	04-10-1816	1849		Aalten 172 (Kattenberg?)
Vervelde		Berendina	08-07-1828	1867		Hogestraat 30, Aalten	Swedesboro, Gloucester, NJ
Vervelde		Bernadus	16-02-1816	1846		Haart 14a	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Vervelde		Derk Jan	29-12-1843	1846	Mayflower	Dale 15 (Hennepe)	Ripley, Chautauqua, NY
Vervelde		Eva	09-11-1786	1856		Hozenstraat 10, Bredevoort
Vervelde		Gerrit	19-09-1780	1846	Mayflower	Dale 15 (Hennepe)
Vervelde		Gerrit Jan	01-12-1810	1846	Mayflower	Dale 15 (Hennepe)
Vervelde		Grada Aleida	12-02-1846	1846	Mayflower	Dale 15 (Hennepe)
Vervelde		Janna Gesina	16-03-1845	1846	Mayflower	Dale 15 (Hennepe)
Vervelde		Janna Geziena	10-02-1839	1846	Mayflower	Dale 15 (Hennepe)
Villekes		Evert	28-12-1836	1854		Prinsenstraat 14, Bredevoort
Vink		Grada Hendrika	10-09-1848	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 118a
Vink		Harmina Mechgelina	20-08-1851	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 118a
Vink		Jan	19-09-1821	1855	Alexander	Lintelo 118a
Voets		Johannes Theodorus	15-05-1842	1867		Vismarkt 6, Bredevoort
Voets		Johannes Theodorus	29-07-1806	1869		Bredevoort 112
Voltman		Everdina Johanna	22-11-1818	1847		Bredevoort 146
Vos	de	Jannetjen	19-09-1804	1846	Manchester	Hogestraat 65, Aalten
Voskuil		Gerrit Jan	21-09-1847	1880		Dale 65 (Kolstee)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Voskuil		Jan Willem	12-09-1851	1869	Nestorian	Dale 61 (Nijenhuis)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Voskuil		Johanna Harmina	25-03-1879	1880		Dale 65 (Kolstee)
Vreeman		Aleida Theodora	31-01-1836	1850-1861		IJzerlo 17a
Vreeman		Johanna Hendrika	25-02-1838	1885		Aalten 192
Vreeman		Louiza Berendina	20-03-1834	1863		IJzerlo 17a
Vreeman		Willemina	07-06-1852	1882		Aalten 202a (Varsseveldsestr.)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Vriesen		Elisabeth	04-05-1825	1868		Dale 70 (Kleinpenning)
Vrieze		Everdiena Hendrika	27-12-1851	1854	Leila	Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Vrieze		Herman	28-04-1854	1854	Leila	Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cordele, Crisp, GA
Vrieze		Lammert	10-03-1847	1854	Leila	Haart 44 (Snoeijenbosch)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Waal	van der	Gerard Willem	15-4-1910	1912		Aalten 229	Mosinee, Marathon, WI
Waal	van der	Hendrik Jan Johan	16-12-1911	1912		Aalten 229	Rockton, Winnebago, IL
Waal	van der	Johannes	24-12-1886	1912		Aalten 229	Mosinee, Marathon, WI
Walvoord		Hendrik	23-03-1851	1870		Barlo 97 (Van Eerden)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Walvoord		Janna Geertruid	09-01-1845	1870		Barlo 97 (Van Eerden)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Walvoort		Aaltjen	22-05-1883	1911		Bredevoortsestr. 97, Aalten	Neerlandia, Barrhead, Alberta, Canada
Walvoort		Berend	10-12-1833	1851		IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Deuel County, SD
Walvoort		Derk Jan	16-09-1831	1851		IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Walvoort		Garrit Jan	04-06-1805	1851		IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)
Walvoort		Janna Willemina	19-08-1832	1851		IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)	Deuel County, SD
Walvoort		Lambertus	27-03-1840	1851		IJzerlo 39 (De Woerd)
Wamelink		Berendina Aleida	27-01-1820	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Wamelink		Frederika	02-11-1805	1854	Leila	Barlo 68 (’t Fukker)	Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan, WI
Wamelink		Geertruid	08-05-1819	1857	Casilda	Gasthuisstraat 5, Bredevoort	Rochester, Monroe, NY
Wamelink		Harmanus Bernadus	23-03-1788	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Wamelink		Johanna Geertruida	24-02-1814	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten
Wamelink		Johanna Josephina	24-08-1822	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten
Wamelink		Johannes Theodorus	10-11-1827	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Wamelink		Lambertus Bernardus	05-01-1813	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH
Wamelink		Theresia Harmina Theodora	30-12-1810	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten
Wamelink		Willemina Berendina	13-06-1816	1835		Kerkstraat 7, Aalten	Chillicothe, Ross, OH
Wassink		Barta Willemina	15-12-1859	1869		Haart 48 (Zigtvree)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Wassink		Berend Willem	07-12-1849	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 19a (Nieuw Tammel)	Sioux City, Sioux, IA
Wassink		Berendina Alberta	23-02-1867	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 19a (Nieuw Tammel)
Wassink		Dora Gesina	17-09-1863	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 19a (Nieuw Tammel)
Wassink		Jan Hendrik	19-03-1815	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 19a (Nieuw Tammel)
Wassink		Janna Berendina	26-10-1847	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 19a (Nieuw Tammel)
Wassink		Johanna Willemina	27-10-1857	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 19a (Nieuw Tammel)
Welle	van der	Theodora	23-09-1795	1835		Lichtenvoordsestr. 4, Aalten
Weltjen		Gerhard	19-04-1844	1880		Aalten 102a	Griffins Mills, Erie, NY
Weltjen		Johanna	22-10-1879	1880		Aalten 102a	Griffins Mills, Erie, NY
Wentink		Derk	27-04-1829	1866	Ericsson	Haart 2 (Driessen)
Wentink		Derk Jan	08-12-1863	1866	Ericsson	Haart 2 (Driessen)	Princeton, Lancaster, NE
Wentink		Engelina Gesina	02-07-1861	1866	Ericsson	Haart 2 (Driessen)	Lincoln, Lancaster, NE
Wentink		Gerharda Maria	17-08-1855	1866	Ericsson	Haart 2 (Driessen)	Princeton, Lancaster, NE
Wentink		Gerrit Jan	11-09-1858	1866	Ericsson	Haart 2 (Driessen)	Princeton, Lancaster, NE
Wentink		Johanna Berendina	14-09-1832	1866	Ericsson	Lintelo 132 (Groot Heinen)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Wesselink		Arent Jan	01-03-1868	1868		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)
Wesselink		Berendina	05-08-1866	1868		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Wesselink		Derk Hendrik	13-11-1841	1868		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)	Sioux County, IA
Wesselink		Dora Gesina	22-12-1847	1868		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)	Lime Springs, Howard, IA
Wesselink		Garrit Willem	22-02-1845	1868		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)	Sioux Center, Sioux, IA
Wesselink		Grada Aleida	09-10-1842	1868		Dale 33 (Vervelde)
Wesselink		Hendrik Jan	06-05-1865	1868		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)
Wesselink		Jan Willem	03-02-1816	1854		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)
Wessels		Harmen Jan	10-01-1803	1855	Alexander	Bredevoort 76 (’t Zand)
Westendorp		Arent Jan	30-10-1836	1859		Dale 47 (Nieuwe Maas)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Westendorp		Berendina	01-05-1829	1867		Dale 38a
Westendorp		Gesina Aleida	18-03-1833	1854		Dale 47 (Nieuwe Maas)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Westendorp		Harmina Elisabeth	04-02-1816	1847		Heurne 45 (Rikkert)
Westendorp		Janna Willemina	26-03-1825	1854		Damstraat 15, Aalten
Westendorp		Willem Frederik	08-01-1829	1864		Dale 47 (Nieuwe Maas)
Westendorp		Willemina	27-06-1832	1867		Lintelo 140
Westerveld		Everdina	08-02-1850	1889		IJzerlo 32 (Japikshuus)
Wevers		Anna Willemina	08-01-1833	1872		IJzerlo 8 (Den Dissel)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Wevers		Arend Jan	19-09-1806	1846		Bredevoort 120
Wevers		Arent Jan	15-11-1818	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 34 (Groot Kappers)	Gibbsville, Sheboygan, WI
Wevers		Berendina Johanna	29-01-1836	1881		Aalten 49
Wevers		Hendrik Jan	26-08-1828	1852		Aalten 222 (Achterstraat)	Sheboygan, Sheboygan, WI
Wevers		Jan Hendrik	12-11-1816	1881		Aalten 49
Wevers		Johanna Catharina	21-09-1822	1854		Barlo 36 (Wesselink)
Wevers		Johanna Christina	04-02-1842	1868		Barlo 8 (Hakstege)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Wevers		Johanna Geertruid	07-11-1828	1869		Aalten 211	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Wevers		Johanna Mechtelina	04-11-1834	1878		Damstraat 19, Aalten
Weversborg		Derk Reinder	25-03-1829	1856		IJzerlo 65 (Roele)
Weversborg		Hendrika Willemina	03-01-1835	1856		IJzerlo 65 (Roele)
Weversborg		Jan Hendrik	25-01-1855	1856		IJzerlo 65 (Roele)
Wieberdink		Arend Jan	18-05-1867	1879		Lintelo 25 (Wieber)	Baldwin, St. Croix, WI
Wieberdink		Berend Hendrik	17-11-1846	1857		Lintelo 4a (Wieber)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Wieberdink		Gerrit Jan	20-03-1870	1879		Lintelo 25 (Wieber)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Wieberdink		Gesina Geertruida	26-01-1876	1879		Lintelo 25 (Wieber)
Wieberdink		Jan Hendrik	30-12-1807	1857		Lintelo 4a (Wieber)
Wieberdink		Jan Willem	04-09-1834	1879		Lintelo 25 (Wieber)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Wieberdink		Jan Willem	07-10-1843	1857		Lintelo 4a (Wieber)	Holland, Kandiyohi, MN
Wieberdink		Janna Gezina	29-06-1865	1879		Lintelo 25 (Wieber)	Holland, Sheboygan, WI
Wieskamp		Janna Geertruid	16-12-1824	1856		Hozenstraat 10, Bredevoort	Irondequoit, Monroe, NY
Wiggers		Aleida	09-01-1804	1854	Leila	Dale 27 (Heurne)
Wiggers		Janna Berendina	27-11-1803	1855		Aalten 221a (Prinsenstraat)
Wijkamp		Anna Catharina	07-05-1809	1853		Aalten 116b (Hogestraat)	Dayton, Campbell, KY
Wijnveen		Aleida Hendrika	29-06-1851	1856		Dale 77 (Nieuwe Weide)
Wijnveen		Engelina	05-03-1844	1854	Leila	Dale 73 (Peppink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Wijnveen		Everdina Aleida	11-07-1845	1856		Dale 77 (Nieuwe Weide)
Wijnveen		Garrit Willem	28-04-1794	1869		Dale 71a
Wijnveen		Garrit Willem	28-04-1794	1856		Dale 77 (Nieuwe Weide)
Wijnveen		Gerrit Willem	12-09-1847	1854	Leila	Dale 73 (Peppink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Wijnveen		Gesina	21-08-1852	1854	Leila	Dale 73 (Peppink)
Wijnveen		Jan Berend	02-03-1850	1854	Leila	Dale 73 (Peppink)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Wijnveen		Jan Berend	22-07-1818	1856		Dale 77 (Nieuwe Weide)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Wijnveen		Jan Berend	22-07-1818	1857	Casilda	Haart 3 (Hoeve Walvoort)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Wijnveen		Jan Willem	08-06-1848	1856		Dale 77 (Nieuwe Weide)
Wijnveen		Jan Willem	20-05-1821	1854	Leila	Dale 73 (Peppink)
Wijnveen		Janna Berendina	21-04-1854	1856		Dale 77 (Nieuwe Weide)
Wijnveen		Jenneken	22-09-1811	1856		Kerkstraat 6, Bredevoort
Wijnveen		Wesselina	17-03-1856	1856		Dale 77 (Nieuwe Weide)
Wikkerink		Antonetta Willemina	09-02-1846	1854	Leila	IJzerlo 55a/1	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Wikkerink		Elisabeth	13-11-1837	1855		IJzerlo 4 (Mekkink)	Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, WI
Wikkerink		Gerritje	11-09-1851	1854	Leila	IJzerlo 55a/1
Wikkerink		Harmina Aleida	17-09-1842	1882		Aalten 262b
Wikkerink		Jan Willem	22-11-1853	1854	Leila	IJzerlo 55a/1
Wikkerink		Jannes	23-07-1822	1854	Leila	IJzerlo 55a/1	Prairie View, Phillips, KS
Wikkerink		Johan	07-09-1848	1854	Leila	IJzerlo 55a/1	Dover, Shawnee, KS
Willemsen		Harmen Jan	14-10-1831	1854	Leila	Barlo 2 (Maris)
Winkelhorst		Berend Hendrik	08-12-1815	1854	Leila	IJzerlo 6 (Oud Essink)
Winkelhorst		Berendina Wesselina	11-02-1838	1868		IJzerlo 11 (De Klaus)	Holland, Lancaster, NE
Winkelhorst		Elisabeth	09-04-1790	1847	Kath Jackson	Haart 43 (Snoeijenbosch)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Winkelhorst		Gesina	14-11-1777	1847	Kath Jackson	Heurne 44 (Kempink)
Winkelhorst		Geziena	27-01-1781	1846		Barlo 33 (Graven)
Winkelhorst		Gezina Hendrika	29-03-1820	1870		IJzerlo 59 (De Scheel)	Clymer, Chautauqua, NY
Winkelhorst		Harmanus	06-05-1838	1868		Dale 2 (Nieuwe Nooitgedacht)	Sheboygan, WI
Winkelhorst		Hendrik Jan	04-04-1850	1869	Nestorian	Dale 52 (Brunink)
Winkelhorst		Hendrik Willem	07-04-1803	1869	Nestorian	Dale 52 (Brunink)
Winkelhorst		Hendrika	05-12-1791	1859		Barlo 82 (Broekmans)
Winkelhorst		Hendrika	11-03-1836	1869	Nestorian	IJzerlo 15	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Winkelhorst		Hendrika Reindina	15-04-1846	1869	Nestorian	Dale 52 (Brunink)
Winkelhorst		Jan Willem	05-12-1824	1868		Dale 83
Winkelhorst		Johanna Harmina	12-09-1848	1869	Nestorian	Dale 52 (Brunink)
Winkelhorst		Willem	14-05-1830	1854		Prinsenstraat 10, Aalten
Wisselink		Berend Hendrik	23-12-1816	1854	Leila	Barlo 68 (’t Fukker)	Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan, WI
Wisselink		Gerrit Jan	31-12-1849	1868	Austrian	Barlo 58 (Ligterink)
Wisselink		Grada Willemina	12-05-1861	1868	Austrian	Dale 39 (Schreurs)	Silver Creek, Sheboygan, WI
Wisselink		Johanna	01-12-1831	1868		Barlo 37 (Bullens)
Wisselink		Johanna Gesina	31-07-1856	1868	Austrian	Dale 51 (Brunink)	Spring Creek, Norman, MN
Wisselink		Johannes Theodorus	22-01-1853	1868	Austrian	Dale 39 (Schreurs)	Hingham, Sheboygan, WI
Wisselink		Willemina Wandrina	30-01-1826	1854	Leila	Markt 3, Aalten	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Wisselink		Wolter	04-08-1818	1868	Austrian	Dale 39 (Schreurs)
Wissing		Gerhard Heinrich	14-05-1835	1869		IJzerlo 34 (Rengelink)	Greenleafton, Fillmore, MN
Wissink		Jan Hendrik	09-05-1825	1846		Dale 15 (Hennepe)
Wopereis		Jan Derk	13-06-1808	1852		Heurne 44
Wopereis		Jan Hendrik	24-02-1850	1852		Heurne 44
Wopereis		Janna	26-09-1845	1852		Heurne 44
Wopereis		Johannes Josephus	09-11-1847	1852		Heurne 44
Wubbels		Gerrit Jan	12-12-1836	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 198c (Prinsenstraat?)
Wubbels		Maria	10-05-1797	1869	Nestorian	Aalten 28g (Dijkstraat?)
Yzaks		Anna Elizabeth	20-09-1799	1846	Hector	Bredevoort 55
Zoerens		Berend Hendrik	19-12-1831	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 6a (Sondernweg)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Zoerens		Grada Berendina	08-02-1867	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 6a (Sondernweg)	Cedar Grove, Sheboygan, WI
Zoerens		Jan Willem	17-04-1863	1869	Nestorian	Lintelo 6a (Sondernweg)	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Zwartenkot		Berendina	26-06-1850	1870		Bredevoort 1 (Meinen?)
Zwartenkot		Johanna Berendina	16-05-1831	1883		Prinsenstraat 16, Bredevoort	Oostburg, Sheboygan, WI
Zweerink		Arnoldus Johannes	09-01-1834	1847	Kath Jackson	Dale 65 (Smees)	Dinwiddie County, VA
Zweerink		Derk Willem	19-08-1802	1847	Kath Jackson	Dale 65 (Smees)
Zweerink		Harmina Everdina	29-06-1837	1847	Kath Jackson	Dale 65 (Smees)
Zweerink		Steven	24-02-1818	1846		Landstraat 47, Aalten
Zweverink		Barta	08-08-1885	1910		Lichtenvoordsestraat 20, Aalten	Tallmadge, Ottawa, MI

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9 April 1923

Food Aid to Bocholt (1922)
At the end of 1922, the residents of Aalten sent food aid to the destitute population of the neighboring German city of Bocholt.

Germany’s defeat in World War I had profound consequences. In 1919, the Allies forced Germany to accept full responsibility for the war, and enormous reparations were imposed on the country. The staggering debt burden to the Allies led to hyperinflation and a severe economic crisis. This resulted in extreme poverty and famine for the majority of the German population.

On September 28, 1922, the municipal council of Aalten decided to help the destitute population of the neighboring German city of Bocholt, “in recognition of the good that Aalten enjoyed from this industrial city before the war.” The aid consisted of sending foodstuffs that were available here in abundance.

On November 17, the Aaltensche Courant reported:

Old Town Hall of Bocholt, for illustration

“This morning, the second shipment of food, collected by the citizens of the municipality of Aalten, left for Bocholt. In the following weeks, the residents of the municipality of Aalten gathered several more shipments of food and sent them to Bocholt. On Tuesday, seven wagons carrying potatoes, cabbage, rye, etc., crossed the border, while two more transports are scheduled to depart next week. That these efforts are received with great joy requires no explanation, given the dire need, and this humane act will certainly contribute to the resumption of friendly relations (broken by the war) with our neighbors.”

Dr. Schmitz, Mayor of Bocholt

Ten days later, the Zutphense Courant wrote:

“Nov 26 – During the council meeting of the border city of Bocholt, the mayor delivered a speech to express his gratitude for the great sacrifice made by the population of the municipality of Aalten to provide the poor of the city of Bocholt with all kinds of foodstuffs such as potatoes, flour, fat, vegetables, etc. Fourteen wagonloads had already been received, which the Aalten farmers brought to Bocholt themselves. The mayor regarded this assistance from the Dutch border residents as a sign of rapprochement toward their German neighbors.”
Sources
- Zutphensche Courant, 29 September 1922 (Delpher)
- Aaltensche Courant, 17 November 1922 (Delpher)
- Dagblad Tubantia, 27 November 1922 (Delpher)
- Wikipedia
28 September 1922
Brother-in-law murdered with axe
Tuesday, 26 July 1921

In Aalten, during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, a certain H.J. Jansen had his skull crushed with an axe by his brother-in-law S. while he was already in bed. Although his condition was nearly hopeless, he was transported to Arnhem by train. On the same train, his brother-in-law, who had been arrested in Winterswijk, arrived in Aalten in handcuffs. He was taken to the town hall by constable Blom from Aalten and state constable Hendriks from Winterswijk to be interrogated.

The victim passed away in Arnhem the following night. He leaves behind a widow and six children. The brother-in-law S., the suspected perpetrator, was transferred to Zutphen on Wednesday. He is unmarried. The causes of this tragedy are family disputes.

On August 24, 1921, the District Court in Zutphen heard the case against H.H. S., a laborer from Aalten, suspected of murdering his brother-in-law H.J. Jansen with an axe in his home on or about July 25, following a party, while he was lying in bed, as a result of which his skull was split and he died a few days later.

The defendant claims to remember nothing and says he was drunk. However, on the night in question, he told one of the witnesses, a certain P.: “I did something to H. He might die.” J. was found in a small side room about 15 meters from his bedroom. In the bedroom, blood spatters were visible on the wall and the bed. The Public Prosecutor demanded a 4-year prison sentence. The defense counsel, Mr. Wildervank de Blécourt, pleaded for clemency.

The District Court in Zutphen sentenced the suspect S. to 4 years in prison, in accordance with the demand, with credit for time served in pre-trial detention.

Scheveningen

In 1922, we find H.H. S. in the penitentiary on Pompstationsweg in The Hague / Scheveningen, known for its striking gatehouse.

The striking gatehouse of the prison on Pompstationsweg in The Hague.
Sources
- Het Nieuws van den Dag, 27 July 1921 (Delpher)
- Het Nieuws van den Dag, 29 July 1921 (Delpher)
- Arnhemsche Courant, 25 August 1921 (Delpher)
- De Amsterdammer, 9 September 1921 (Delpher)
26 July 1921
Gerrit Heersink
Constable

Gerrit Heersink was born on 13 May 1846 in Hummelo, the son of day labourer Jan Willem Heersink and Berendina Eenink. On 8 May 1873, he married Aleida Gesina Prinsen in Aalten. Nine children were born from this marriage.

Heersink served as a ‘veldwachter’ (rural constable) in Aalten for nearly five decades. He lived with his family on the Kattenberg, on what is now Berkenhovestraat. His brother Lammert ran a bakery just a stone’s throw away.

In early 1920, Gerrit Heersink moved to Haaksbergen, where he passed away on 27 December 1920 at the age of 74.

Constable Gerrit Heersink with his daughters, standing in front of his house (1917)

Graafschapbode, 12 September 1891

Weekblad voor Aalten, Breedevoort, enz., 27 February 1897

Gerrit Heersink (1846–1920), wearing the medal awarded to him in 1912 to mark his 40th anniversary of service as a constable.

Gerrit Heersink in 1912, on the occasion of his 40th anniversary in office as a constable in Aalten.

Gerrit Heersink reading a newspaper in the guardroom at Aalten town hall, with his dog Caesar at his feet – A gift from the municipal staff, 1912.
Sources
27 December 1920
Undercover in Aalten
AALTEN, 6 May 1920 – It was a busy day for Mr G. de Vries, director of the local butter factory. Together with his assistant, Mr Kempink, he had counted out ƒ 14,094.40 into bags and stored them in the safe. The money was intended to pay the milk suppliers the following morning. At the end of the day, De Vries was the last to leave the office, locking the door behind him. However, the safe remained open, with the key still in the lock.

The next morning, the money had vanished. The only sign of a break-in was a curtain cord hanging outside the window. Although the director had locked the office door, the windows facing the street could easily be slid open from the outside.

On 7 May, the Nieuwe Aaltensche Courant reported on the theft: “Last night, a sum of ƒ 14,000 was stolen from the safe of the Aaltensche Coöp. Zuivelfabriek (Dairy Factory). At the request of the police, we are not sharing further details.”

Investigation

In the months that followed, the media remained silent. Behind the scenes, however, intense work was being carried out on this sensational case. The marechaussee in Winterswijk conducted an investigation and arrested several suspects, who later had to be released due to a lack of evidence. Subsequently, the case was reinvestigated by the national, municipal, and military police, without success. Even a national constable-detective (rijksveldwachter-rechercheur) returned home empty-handed.

Finally, the investigation was assigned to Sergeant of the Marechaussee Woerts from Zutphen. Woerts went undercover, wandering through Aalten for a time as a vagrant, staying in a lodging house, and working at a factory. After gathering a wealth of information, secret agent Woerts—Evert Jan Woerts—travelled to Germany and managed to arrange for himself to be locked in a prison alongside a person who knew more about the matter…

This also yielded valuable information, leading to the arrest of two suspects: Gerrit Jan W. (29, a bricklayer’s labourer) from Enschede, formerly a resident of Aalten, and Hendrikus P. (28, a clog maker) from Aalten.

Gerrit Jan W. from E.

Several newspapers reported on the trial, which took place in December 1920 at the court in Zutphen. Gerrit Jan W. was the first to stand trial. He testified that he and co-defendant P. had climbed in through a window and stolen the bags of money from the safe. Once outside, they placed the bags into a large jute sack and went to W.’s house to count the money. There, P. gave the defendant ƒ 110 and left with the rest of the loot, approximately ƒ 14,000. P. was supposedly going to hide the remainder in the “Schaapsche hei” (perhaps referring to the Schaarsheide?). W. had burnt the bags that previously held the money.

The defence counsel, Mr C.C. de Jonge, pointed out that the defendant was an epileptic—the defendant actually suffered a seizure during the defence—and requested an evaluation of his mental faculties. According to him, P. was the primary perpetrator and had likely enticed W. At any rate, he urged for a lighter sentence.

The Public Prosecutor praised Wachtmeester Woerts, whose investigations and tactical approach had brought this defendant to a confession. In his view, it had been shown that this accused was the least guilty. Therefore, his sentence could be lighter; the Prosecutor demanded 1½ years’ imprisonment, with time served in pre-trial detention deducted.

Hendrikus P. from A.

Next, Hendrikus P. stood trial for complicity in the same case. P., however, denied everything. He stated that he had not been at W.’s house that evening, though he had been there eight days prior. P. had an alibi for the night in question: he had been home between 10:00 and 11:00 and was asleep. The following morning, he had cycled to “Heersen” (?). P. maintained that he had nothing to do with the burglary and that W. had cast suspicion on many people in this case. He also claimed that W.’s wife was unreliable.

Witness Hendrika Geessink, W.’s wife, testified that on the evening of 6 May, co-defendant P. came to fetch her husband, saying: “Gerrit, come with me, there’s something to be had at the butter factory,” or words to that effect. Her husband had initially refused, but after P. persisted, W. eventually went along. Whether it was exactly a quarter past eleven when P. arrived and one o’clock when they returned, the witness could no longer say for certain. When they returned, the witness was in bed, but she did see money and paper bags. She did not know the exact amount.

Butter factory Aalten, c. 1915

The witness confirmed that after 6 May, the whole family went to Enschede by car. German and Dutch currency was seized from her on 17 September. She denied that it amounted to 4,000 marks. It also appeared that she had purchased various items worth ƒ 800 after 1 May. Her husband had not told her everything, because: “no husband does that!” On 16 May, she had deposited 10,000 marks at a bank in Enschede. The witness claimed that this was money honestly earned by her husband.

Despite this, the Public Prosecution Service considered it proven that P. was the most guilty in this case and demanded three years’ imprisonment. The defence, however, contested the evidence; he deemed the testimony of W.’s wife unreliable. Furthermore, he pointed out the large expenditures made by the W. family after 6 May, arguing that nothing proved P.’s guilt. Since W. was constantly working on the factory grounds, it was more likely that W. would have gone to P. to fetch him. The defence therefore requested an acquittal for P.

Verdict

On 5 January 1921, the Court in Zutphen sentenced Hendrikus P. to 2 years and Gerrit Jan W. to 6 months’ imprisonment, with pre-trial detention deducted, for theft by climbing into the Aalten butter factory.

Notably, the defendants were not ordered to repay the stolen sum. Consequently, the butter factory had to bear the loss itself. Member of Parliament Weitkamp found this peculiar and asked the Minister of Justice if he was willing to “indemnify the owners of the butter factory on behalf of the State for the great financial disadvantage suffered due to the peculiar views of a judicial official?”

The Minister, however, was of the opinion that “it has not been shown that the owners of the stolen funds suffered financial loss due to any negligence by the judicial authorities” and therefore saw no reason to consider compensation.

Gerrit de Vries, director of the butter factory in Aalten (1939)
Sources
- De Nieuwe Aaltensche Courant, 7 May 1920 (Delpher)
- De Telegraaf, 19 November 1920 (Delpher)
- De Nieuwe Aaltensche Courant, 28 December 1920 (Delpher)
- Overijsselsch Dagblad, 28 December 1920 (Delpher)
- Overijsselsch Dagblad, 5 January 1921 (Delpher)
- De Nieuwe Aaltensche Courant, 11 February 1921 (Delpher)
- Nieuwsblad van het Zuiden, 23 April 1921 (Delpher)
- wiewaswie.nl
27 November 1920
Spanish Flu

At the end of May 1918, the first reports appeared in Dutch newspapers regarding a ‘mysterious illness’ in Spain. Although its origins likely lay elsewhere, it was soon referred to as the Spanish Flu. This pandemic held the country in its grip for nearly two years and claimed 38,000 lives. In 1920, the disease vanished as enigmatically as it had arrived.

The municipality of Aalten did not escape the Spanish Flu either. The number of fatalities here is estimated at approximately 60, out of a population of roughly 10,000 at the time.

Newspaper reports

Aalten, 16 October 1918 – “The Spanish sickness is increasing in scale in Aalten. In many households, one or more family members are confined to bed. It is also markedly noticeable in schools, where many children are absent. Consequently, the Christian school on Breedevoortsestraat has been closed. Fortunately, the illness has not yet taken a malignant course. Lung conditions have only occurred in a few individuals.”
De Standaard

Cartoon from 1918–1919. Newspaper clipping, collection Scheltema

Aalten, 29 October 1918 – “The Spanish flu, which at first was sometimes spoken of jestingly, is now appearing alarmingly in places. So too here in our municipality. Among the very numerous cases, several have resulted in death, sometimes so suddenly that people pass away within a few days. Indeed, the number of reported deaths at the town hall here has never been as high in a single day as was the case yesterday, when no fewer than eleven death certificates were filed. There is general widespread sympathy for the households where death has made such an unexpected entrance.”

Bredevoort, 29 October 1918 – “Whereas until now the Spanish flu was actually only known by name here, as people were recovered within a couple of days, it has now become quite different and has taken on a more serious character. Already several victims have died of this illness, while many are seriously ill. The public school was closed yesterday (Monday morning).”
Aaltensche Courant

Aalten, 5 November 1918 – “The flu continues to rage here with the same severity and claim its victims. Yesterday, four persons in this municipality died of the disease.”
De Graafschapper

Aalten, 20 February 1919 – “In the municipality of Aalten, the Spanish flu has now broken out for the third time. The illness has been confirmed in many families, with some cases already resulting in death.”
Arnhemsche Courant

Aalten, 22 February 1919 – “Several cases of Spanish flu are occurring again in Aalten. Six have already proved fatal.”
Provinciale Geldersche en Nijmeegsche Courant

Aalten, 5 March 1919 – “The Spanish flu continues to demand sacrifices in Aalten. The number of cases remains significantly high, while numerous deaths occur.”
Arnhemsche Courant

Miracle Cures

Entrepreneurs also saw commercial opportunities and sold all kinds of remedies for the flu, such as ‘Abbey Syrup’, which was essentially nothing more than sugar water with cinnamon. Other promoted treatments included “sublimate injections, fumigations with nitrous acid, eucalyptus oil, sugar beets…”

Advertisement in De Graafschapper, 27 December 1918

5 March 1919
Refugees in Aalten during WW I
During the First World War, Aalten offered shelter to many foreign refugees.

It was 28 July 1914 when the First World War broke out. Two days later, the Netherlands declared its neutrality. As a result, we were spared the great horrors of this war. However, the Netherlands soon faced an entirely different problem: refugees. Many escaped prisoners of war, deserters, and civilians arrived from the surrounding countries to find a safe haven here. This was also the case in Aalten.

Newspaper reports

“Italian refugees. In Aalten, the Rectory and the minister’s residence of the Christian Reformed congregation have been made available for several Italian families who have fled from Germany.”
Het Vaderland, May 22, 1915

“We are informed from the Eastern border: That it is not yet so very easy for escaped prisoners of war to cross the border may be evident from the fact that the Feldwebel, serving at the rural district of Kotten on the border of the municipality of Winterswijk, reported that in the last few weeks no fewer than 70 refugees were detained in the border strip located along the municipalities of Winterswijk and Aalten. Nevertheless, during that time, approximately 20 prisoners of war—French, Russians, Belgians, and also an Englishman—arrived on Dutch territory in that area.”
Arnhemsche Courant, March 25, 1916

“The stream continues. In Aalten, two Austrian and one German deserter crossed the border on Tuesday.”
Nieuwsblad van het Noorden, September 1, 1916

“Aalten, 29 Dec. The number of refugees, prisoners of war, deserters and civilians who have arrived here across the border in recent days is very large. No less than 25 Russians arrived here who had worked in the coal mines in Germany. All were transported to Rotterdam. In addition, 17 Poles, two of whom had their wives and children with them. They had come from Courland and had worked in the mines for a wage of 9 to 10 marks a day; The poor diet had forced them to move to our country. They had had a very difficult journey. Furthermore, 4 deserters and 1 escaped French prisoner of war arrived. On Wednesday another French prisoner of war arrived here, who had escaped with two others from a prison camp in Germany. One of them was shot before he reached the border, and the other wounded and taken prisoner. Yesterday afternoon two more Russians and a German deserter arrived and this morning another German deserter reported to the border guard.”
Zutphensche Courant, 30 December 1916

“Saturday evening and Sunday morning, 9 Russian Poles, a Belgian, and a Russian cavalry non-commissioned officer crossed the border at Aalten.”
Het Nieuws van den Dag, January 16, 1917

“In Aalten, a German deserter with his wife, two children, and a servant crossed the border and departed for Amsterdam on Monday. The wife was born in Argentina.”
Het Nieuws van den Dag, January 23, 1917

“In recent days, many more refugees and deserters have crossed our border. In Aalten, 15 Russians arrived yesterday morning, having escaped from German captivity.”
Provinciale Overijsselsche en Zwolsche Courant, January 26, 1917

“In Aalten, three German deserters and three French servicemen who had escaped from the camp at Muhlheim crossed the border on Sunday. Among this group of six was the guard of the aforementioned camp, who had acted as a guide for the refugees.”
Het Nieuws van den Dag, November 20, 1917

“In Aalten, two French prisoners of war crossed the border on Saturday. They had escaped from a camp at Friedrichsfeld.”
Het Nieuws van den Dag, June 10, 1918

“Today, Friday, the following were expected here from Winterswijk: 316 French, 22 Belgian, and 2 Italian prisoners of war.”
Aaltensche Courant, November 29, 1918

French refugees in the Festival Hall

Towards the end of WW I, a second wave of refugees started from northern France, mainly of French, but also Belgian citizens.

Friday, September 27, 1918 – In northern France, the German occupying forces had called on the population of some 250 towns and villages, which were located between the Hindenburg Line established by the Germans and the border with Belgium, to leave their homes. Heavy fighting was expected now that the Allies pushed the Germans back towards Belgium, so it would be better to evacuate the region. Those who responded to the call often traveled on foot through occupied Belgium, taking their meager possessions with them. The Netherlands had promised to provide temporary shelter to a large group.

Saturday, October 26, 1918 – Arnhem was a place of passage for French refugees. At 18:00, 350 refugees arrived here. They would be transferred to Borculo, Groenlo and Aalten the next day. On Sunday evening, another 800 to 900 refugees arrived, who would go to various places in Gelderland on Monday. Members of a certain group wore bands of the same color around their arm as a distinguishing sign.

Sunday, October 27, 1918 – It was a turbulent Sunday for the normally quiet Aalten. On Saturday, the mayor had received word that a large number of refugees, both men and women, were to be accommodated in his municipality, as in other places in Gelderland. A meeting of the Committee for the Aid of Refugees, established in 1914, was hastily convened. It was decided that the men would be housed in the Elim building and the women and children in the Community Hall. Furthermore, the necessary measures were taken to provide the refugees with food and drink.

Sunday afternoon 13.00 hours a large crowd of people had gathered at the station . The members of the fire brigade were on the platform to provide the necessary assistance in transferring the guests. It was a long train that transported not only Aalten but also a hundred refugees for Winterswijk and Groenlo. The supervisor, a merchant from Antwerp, got out and invited the 108 men he accompanied to follow his example. Groups of four lined up, the luggage was loaded onto a truck, and so the procession, surrounded by a large crowd, made its way to the Festival Hall.

Feestgebouw, (Festival Hall), Aalten

Salle Maréchal Foch

The Community Hall was renamed ‘Salle Maréchal Foch‘ for the occasion, after France’s renowned commander-in-chief.

Everything here was neatly arranged as a sleeping place for the strangers. Long tables were placed, where meals could take place. On a table were jugs of the fire brigade, which could serve as a washing set. Some refugees were so tired that they immediately lay down on their army bed of straw. No wonder, because they had all walked from Lille or Tourcoing to Brussels the week before. In the Belgian capital they were actually destined for German service, but through a ruse – most of them had a false pass – they, with thousands of others, managed to cross the Dutch border.

After the guests had refreshed themselves with coffee and bread, their names were recorded with place of residence and profession. There were: a stationmaster and two teachers, the three of whom were appointed as the regulation committee, to whom the refugees could turn with requests and complaints.

“Réfugiés Français et Belges, Salle Maréchal Foch, Aalten (Hollande), 22-11-1918”

Of course, many of them felt the need to let their relatives know that they were safe and sound in the hospitable Netherlands. That is why paper and ink were made available to them, while the gentlemen Johs. Driessen and Jongen made sure that they could exchange their foreign currency for Dutch money. Thanks to the action of the committee, under the excellent leadership of Ms. Hesselink could be served lunch at 18:00, which the French enjoyed.

Certain measures had been taken to maintain order. For example, everyone had to be inside at 21:00 in the evening and the cafes were not allowed to serve them liquor.

According to the supervisor, the refugees would not stay longer than 14 days under any circumstances. They would be brought back to their homeland as soon as possible via Zeeland through liberated Belgium. Negotiations about this were already underway. It would be four weeks.

Tuesday, October 29, 1918 – Two days after their arrival, three of the refugees housed in Aalten decided to flee. After breakfast, they had left the building with all their belongings, with directions from Aalten via Varsseveld and Terborg to Arnhem. However, they were caught by the police and brought back to the Community Hall.

Italians

In an interview with Mayor Monnik, he tells about Italian prisoners of war, who were killed in the factory of N.V. Textiel Mij. were accommodated: “We experienced something peculiar with those Italians. We had given them all some of our beautiful soap, of which we had a whole supply at the time, to be able to wash themselves fresh, but the next day all the soap was eaten by the Italians!”

End of the First World War

Monday, November 11, 1918 – In a forest near the French town of Compiègne, about eighty kilometers north of Paris, the armistice was concluded that ended the First World War. The more than 40,000 French refugees in the Netherlands were able to return home. This was quite a logistical organization, so it would take until January 1919 before the last French could leave. In addition, the Germans released their prisoners of war, and of course they also wanted to return to their homeland as soon as possible. A huge stream of refugees started, partly via the Netherlands.

Saturday, November 16, 1918 – In Aalten, everything was prepared to receive the stream of English refugees that was expected from Germany. In the schools and other buildings, everything was set up for this purpose so that 900 men could be housed. The rest would be forwarded to surrounding municipalities. To maintain order, a company of infantry of the 22nd regiment from Ede had arrived in Aalten. The soldiers were housed in the public school on the Herenstraat as well as in the Chr. School on the Bredevoortsestraatweg. The Nieuwe Aaltensche Courant added: “For our otherwise so quiet village a lot of hustle and bustle!“.

Tuesday, November 19, 1918 – Nieuwe Aaltensche Courant: “On the eastern border, the camp management, in anticipation of the throngs of prisoners of war, who are now being released in Germany and want to return to their homeland on their own, was no longer in control of the situation. To prevent fermentation, a deputation came to ‘s-Heerenberg to discuss transport. In order to guide the stream into a good bed, the Dutch army command has determined that Belgians and French may only pass through the narrowest strip of Limburg on our land, at the other points they will be irrevocably relegated. Only English people are admitted there. Concentration camps are being prepared in ‘s-Heerenberg, Aalten, Dinxperlo and Winterswijk.”

Refugees from German prison camps also crossed the border into Aalten. On Saturday, November 16, a group of 21 French refugees managed to reach Aalten. They had even already found their way to the Community Hall, where they joyfully greeted their compatriots. To their disappointment, however, they were informed that—due to the aforementioned decision—they would be sent back to Germany. Understandably, they were not keen on this, but it was mandatory. As a farewell, they asked to be allowed to sing the Marseillaise with their brothers from the Community Hall, which was granted by the commander.

In a supplement to the above-mentioned report, the same newspaper nevertheless reported that “The initially taken decision to send the French who arrived here back to Germany has been withdrawn, so that they can be forwarded from here to Rotterdam.”

Word of thanks on departure from Aalten

Friday, November 29, 1918 – Aaltensche Courant: “So we have lost our French guests once again! On Tuesday, the prisoners of war departed, and on Wednesday morning, the refugees left the Community Hall, where the following grateful speech was delivered by Mr. Lopes:

“Mr. Commander. We are about to leave our camp, which you yourself have baptized “Salle Maréchal Foch,” thus showing your sympathy for France and your admiration for him who led us to victory.

Before leaving, we will repeat to you that by your benevolence and by the devotion with which you have done your difficult work so well, you have won the esteem of all the refugees. And our stay here has not always been very pleasant, because it was not feasible for you to give us all the pleasures that we hope to find again in our family; but you have done the impossible to soften our fate.

We have come to Dutch soil, M. the Commander, especially to escape the forced labor against our fatherland, against our brothers, against our fathers, against our children. We have found a refuge in this quiet country, where we have been able to recover from the fatigues and inconveniences of our long journey. If the Netherlands had offered us nothing but this satisfaction, that we know we are safe from forced labour, we would already owe it a great debt of gratitude.

But we have other reasons to keep pleasant memories of the municipality of Aalten, because at first we could think of a fairly cool reception, in the sequel we saw that the great majority of the population was well-disposed towards us. Moreover, we have material proofs of this: corrections, successively made to our lodgings, blankets have been distributed, the hall has been heated, the evening meal has been improved, soap has been distributed, postcards have been provided free of charge, smoking in the dining room has been permitted, cigars have been distributed, everyone has received a guilder, books, illustrated sheets have been donated, various games, underwear and superwear and clogs have been given, repaired shoes, mended undergarments and outerwear, yes, you gave parties and lectures, offered little memories, etc.

Moreover, the members of the Bureau, during their visits to thank the generous donors and in their friendship with several respectable families, were very surprised to find, so close to the German border, many people who knew the French language, even subscribed to newspapers from our country.

So, M. the Commandant, we will keep our stay in Aalten in pleasant memories. We will never forget a benevolence and a devotion that nothing could slacken, whatever the objections that had to be overcome. This sincere and heartfelt gratitude, of which we assure you, is the expression of the feelings of all the réfugiés in the ‘Maréchal Foch’ hall; it is unanimously brought to you (you may be proud of it!). Although we would like to thank you personally, we must not forget Mr. Chief Deputy, the entire Fire Brigade and also the police. To us, they were more friends than guards.

And as for the kind ladies who have so often honored us with her presence, and even voluntarily made themselves our servant maids at all our meals, they have reminded us too much of our wives, our mothers, our sisters, our betrothed, for us to forget them. But it is impossible for us to mention the names of all those who have taken an interest in the improvement of our lot. We therefore ask you, M. de C., to be our interpreter for these people, to thank them on behalf of the Bureau, on behalf of all comrades, on behalf of our families, on behalf even of the three twin cities of Lille, Roubaix, Tourcoing, from which we almost all come and where French and Belgians have learned to live on good terms. working side by side, one of one’s minds, long before the common suffering.

And, now that we are going to leave for our hearths, allow us to cry out loudly: Long live M. the Commander! Long live Aalten! Long live the Netherlands! Long live Belgium! Long live France!”

It has become quite empty in our streets. We were already used to seeing groups of red-trousers, or yellow- and grey-trimmed warriors in front of the shop windows. To Rotterdam by rail, they go there today, Friday, on the boat that takes them to France. How happy they will be when they can see the coast of Picardy again! No doubt the ladies, who have helped all the time that the refugees stayed here, with the distribution and distribution of the food, will be remembered by them with gratitude for a long time to come, and our brave fire brigade no less.”

French frustrations

It will come as no surprise that the conditions in which the refugees were housed were not ideal. Nor that frustrations arose after a while among some of the refugees. What is remarkable is the following publication in the Nieuwe Aaltensche Courant of 3 January 1919, more than a month after the departure of the French refugees:

“Aalten enjoyed the honor, probably for the first time, to be mentioned in the French Chamber, in the discussion of the situation of the French refugees in the Netherlands. It was said by one of the deputies that forty thousand refugees in our country are literally starving. Isn’t it beautiful? See here a sketch of the situation:

“Our refugees are housed in stables and barns, without heating and without beds. They sleep on dirty straw. Under the arrangements made, the mayors must arrange for the supply at the expense of the Relief Commission. Unfortunately, the lack of organization is felt everywhere. Everywhere it is a “pan”! Items that are requested will not be delivered. For every step, for every complaint, six instances are needed, so that everything goes into disarray. Women and children are shivering from the cold here, without coal, without warm clothes. For days there is no meat, the weakest succumb to lack of care. The bread provided by the Dutch government is inedible.”

We do not know how care was arranged in other places. But we do know that this description does not fit the treatment as the refugees have received in Aalten. Now it is not impossible that here and there the organization was not immediately punctual – would the French, in the same circumstances, have fared better? – but ‘dying of hunger and cold’ will, we trust, turn out to be a horrible exaggeration.”

In addition, the French delegate reported:

“Several French refugees, who were housed in Aalten, have lost their patience and sent the following ultimatum to our representative by telegraph: “Two hundred refugees, powerful men from Lille, Roubaix and Tourcoing, demand immediate repatriation. They will leave on foot on Thursday, if no solution is found by then.”

To whom is the blame that the refugees lost their patience? In no case to the Dutch authorities. Those who had quietly left before their time have themselves stated in a letter to the chief of the fire brigade that their departure was not caused by undue treatment or care, but solely by the fact that they longed to return to their hometown.

We hope that our government will provide a resounding protest against the false rumors spread on this subject by enemies of our country. Let them inform the French authorities themselves, so that they are not exclusively dependent on the information of the French embassy in The Hague, which is so well informed of the actual situation, that the following message has been received here in the last few days: “The French refugees who are staying in Aalten may leave on January 15th.” While they have already arrived in their respective homes in northern France a few weeks ago!“
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27 October 1918
Monasso: Italian Terrazzo Workers in Aalten
For more than a century, members of the Monasso family have been crafting terrazzo floors in the Achterhoek. The family ended up in Aalten in 1915, after fleeing from Bocholt, Germany, during World War I. Their origins lie in the Northern Italian region of Friuli.

The family hails from the mountain village of Travesio, in the Friuli region. It was an impoverished area plagued by poor soil, earthquakes, floods, and high taxes. Many inhabitants left to find work elsewhere. Friulians were known as skilled craftsmen—foresters, carpenters, stonemasons, and terrazzo workers.

The First Generation

In 1868, Pietro Monasso married Maria Bortolucci in Travesio. They had three sons and four daughters. All three sons learned the terrazzo craft in Italian cities. One of them, Felice Monasso, was once repairing stairs at St Mark’s in Venice as a boy. He received a banknote worth about twenty guilders—a staggering amount for the time—from the newly arriving Pope Leo XIII. He did not spend it, but kept it as a relic.

The three brothers were Giovanni (1869–1939), Felice (1871–1962), and Antonio (1876–1967). They left Friuli at a young age: Giovanni and Antonio at age eleven, and Felice at fourteen.

The village of Travesio in Friuli, Northern Italy, ca. 1900

Work in Germany

Giovanni travelled with fellow villagers to the Balkans to learn the carpentry trade. Felice worked first in Frankfurt, including at the large Odorico terrazzo company, which employed hundreds of Friulian workers. Giovanni and Antonio later joined him in Germany.

From Frankfurt, the brothers went to Münster, where their cousin Bortolucci ran a terrazzo business. They worked there as master journeymen, and there was plenty of work in Westphalia and the Netherlands. On the advice of their boss, they established themselves in 1896 in Bocholt, just across the border from Aalten. There, they started a terrazzo firm together.

The enterprise flourished. This was the era when wealthy textile barons in Bocholt were building grand houses. With their terrazzo work, the Monassos embellished many a villa on the prestigious Bahnhofstraße. The three families lived together with their staff in a large building on Münsterstraße in Bocholt.

Members of the three Monasso families, the landlord, and journeymen in front of and inside their home on Münsterstraße in Bocholt

The firm ‘Gebrüder Monasso’ had plenty of work, including in the Achterhoek. As early as 1897, they laid a terrazzo floor in the Catholic St George’s Church in Bredevoort.

Aaltensche Courant, 29 October 1898

On 22 November 1899, Giovanni Monasso married Angela Chivilò (1879–1951) in Italy. Together they had four sons and two daughters.

Flight to Aalten (1915)

World War I began on July 28, 1914. Italy sided with the Allies, and the Germans saw this as a betrayal. An anti-Italian atmosphere emerged in Germany. Italian workers were insulted and sometimes even mistreated on construction sites. The three Monasso families decided to flee to Aalten, just across the border in the neutral Netherlands. In effect, they were asylum seekers.

Nieuwe Winterswijksche Courant, 22 May 1915

It was a somber procession that departed Bocholt for Aalten before dawn on 19 May 1915. A horse and cart full of household goods was followed by twenty Italians. Three children remained behind in Bocholt: two because they were too ill to travel and one because he wanted to finish his year at the gymnasium.

In Aalten, they spent the first night at Vultink’s lodging house on Dijkstraat. The following day, Giovanni and Antonio moved into a house on Landstraat, and Felice into Bredevoortsestraatweg. Antonio and his wife found a home on Haartsestraat shortly thereafter. The then Mayor Monnik arranged for residency permits. The children who had stayed behind joined their families later.

A New Life in Aalten

Giovanni demonstrated his entrepreneurial spirit by registering within a few days at Sociëteit Schiller, where local businessmen met. His brothers followed a week later. Within a short time, the Monassos were working again. They laid floors in homes, shops, schools, and churches in Aalten and the surrounding area, bringing in skilled terrazzo workers from Italy as staff.

Giovanni Monasso (1869–1939) and his family

They did not yet use machines or electric tools; everything was made by hand. Terrazzo floors were laid on-site, which was arduous work. Stairs, countertops, and other components were made in the workshop using moulds and were subsequently installed in kitchens or halls.

Around 1920, Giovanni established his business on Parallelweg in Aalten. In the mid-1950s, they moved to the adjacent Staringstraat, where a new showroom was opened in 1969.

Felice established a terrazzo business in Winterswijk in 1922; Antonio followed in 1932 with a branch in Doetinchem.

Aalten, 1924 – Members of the Monasso family with a float used in a parade where craftsmen presented themselves

Later Generations

The second and third generations also remained active in the craft. In the decades following World War II, sons and grandsons took over the work. All four of Giovanni’s sons became terrazzo workers and married Dutch women.

Business thrived for decades. In the 1960s and 1970s, demand decreased due to the rise of synthetic floors and steel countertops. Nevertheless, the family business endured. The Monassos combined traditional techniques with modern methods, specialising not only in floors but also in worktops, thresholds, window sills, and restorations.

Current Company in Aalten

In 1982, Richard Monasso, Giovanni’s grandson, took over the company in Aalten. The business moved to Industriestraat. In the 21st century, terrazzo became popular once again. Richard Monasso now works on exclusive projects at home and abroad; his work can be found in a department store in London, a restaurant in Paris, and a villa in Greece.

Willem Monasso

In 1996, Willem Monasso, son of Giovanni Monasso and Angela Chivilò, spoke about his youth:

Wilhelm Franz Joseph (Willem) Monasso (1916–2001) was born in Aalten but returned to Italy with his mother as a child. They lived with an uncle who owned grape plantations. He attended primary school there. He did not learn Italian there, but so-called Furlan, a regional language that differs as much from Italian as Frisian does from Dutch.

At the age of ten, they returned to the Netherlands. Back in Aalten, Willem had to start again in the first grade. He left school after the fourth grade to enter the terrazzo trade.

On his mother’s side, the Monasso family owned a wine bottling plant and a silk plantation. They regularly had barrels of white wine from their region of origin in Italy shipped over. The first barrel always went to the parish priest of Aalten.

During World War II, Willem was the only Aalten resident allowed to have a radio because he held Italian nationality. Naturally, the occupiers did not allow him to listen to the English ‘Oranje’ station, but he did so in secret anyway, along with half the neighborhood.

Willem Monasso could tell captivating stories about his former work in the perfect Aalten dialect. Initially, countertops were made on-site in a formwork built by a carpenter. Later, this was done in the workshop, and they were transported to their destination by a small truck. The terrazzo technique requires great craftsmanship and is incredibly labour-intensive. Throughout the region, many beautiful Monasso floors can still be found in churches, hospitals, monasteries, schools, and scholten farms.
Sources
- Address directory Aalten (1934 & 1967)
- De Gelderlander, 27 November 2018
- Heritage Centre Achterhoek and Liemers
- MijnGelderland.nl – Een familie terrazzowerkers in Aalten
- Monasso.com – History
- OudWinterswijk.nl
- WieWasWie (WhoWasWho)
- “Wortels in de Achterhoek’, door Henk Harmsen, 28 September 1996 [p.13]
19 May 1915
German currency as a daily means of payment
Until the beginning of the 20th century, German money was the daily means of payment in Aalten. This was due on the one hand to the lively trade with Germany and on the other because many residents of Aalten worked in the textile factories in Bocholt. They were paid in German money and put this into circulation in Aalten.

In 1937, G.H. Rots described in a series of articles how things were done in Aalten in former times. For instance, he wrote about the local payment transactions:

“…Speaking of agio, that was caused by the German money that was in circulation here and was the daily means of payment. It was such that Dutch currency was rarely seen. If one needed ‘Dutch money’, for example for taxes, one had to go to a few individuals who ran large businesses to exchange German money. Until the beginning of this century, the circulation of German money in our municipality was still common.

A very rare 20-mark gold coin from 1888, shown here for illustrative purposes.

When the government wanted to take measures to prohibit that circulation, many people resisted. The association ‘Aalten’s Belang’ became involved, and within that association, a fierce struggle arose over the abolition or retention of German money. In Hotel De Roskam, owned by Mr. Voorderman, well-attended meetings were held. Those who conducted a lot of trade with Germany or had German customers in their shops saw a significant disadvantage in the abolition of German money.

That trade with Germany was quite busy. There were almost no border restrictions, and on the Bocholt market days, numerous merchants went there to sell their wares. And those who worked in Germany also naturally received their wages in German money and put this back into circulation in our municipality. One should therefore not think too lightly of it. And at one of the meetings of Aalten’s Belang, it came to heated debates, and even the continued existence of the association was jeopardized as a result of this issue. Finally, the abolition was introduced in July 1914, and the population adapted to it.”

Aaltensche Courant, 29 October 1904

Aaltensche Courant, 26 November 1910

Aaltensche Courant, 2 May 1919
Source
- ‘From Aalten’s Past’, by G.H. Rots, Aaltensche Courant, 31 December 1937 (via Delpher)
1 July 1914
100 Years of Independence
Aaltensche Courant, 30 July 1913

We frequently read or hear about “Plan 1913”. What is meant by that? It is the plan or intention to festively commemorate the joyous event of 100 years ago. Is there reason for this? Those who still ask this provide proof that they have forgotten what they learned at school regarding the history of our fatherland. The only thing that can be offered as an excuse is that for many, their school years lie far behind them and oral tradition is no longer heard.

It was in 1863, when the fiftieth anniversary of the Netherlands’ Independence was celebrated in Aalten, that things were quite different. Back then, there was hardly a family where one did not hear from the lips of grandparents about the sad times our ancestors lived through as long as the French were in charge here. Incidents that had personally affected a family were recounted, but now, 50 years later, much of that is covered by the veil of oblivion.

Aalten decorated on the occasion of 100 years of independence, 1913

In general, therefore, we wish to recall a few facts that history has recorded. The 17th century (1600–1700) is called the “Golden Age” of our history; the 18th century (1700–1800), the “century of decay”.

What was the cause of that decay? People began to rest on the laurels achieved by their ancestors. A spirit of enterprise was no longer to be found. In idleness, people began to enjoy the accumulated wealth and were afraid to give up anything that might contribute to the promotion of the country’s prosperity. No funds were made available for the army and navy, and the prestige of the once-mighty Republic of the United Netherlands dwindled from year to year.

In the eyes of other European states, we no longer counted. Furthermore, dissatisfaction with the administration arose, fuelled by the revolutionary spirit that manifested itself in France—so much so that the revolutionaries, called Patriots, acted hostily towards Stadtholder William V and his supporters, called Orangists.

The French Period

When the great Revolution had taken place in France, and the revolutionaries had put the King and Queen to death, the Patriots called in the help of the French to drive out the Stadtholder here as well. In 1795, they marched into our country with a large army and were received with cheers by the revolutionaries.

The government was unable to stop them because the army was not properly equipped and the fortifications were dilapidated. The money needed for their maintenance had been cut, but now they could give the French 100 million guilders, which they demanded for the help and assistance they had provided. William V fled to England, and his opponents took the place of the former government officials.

Now, the French could have left again, but they did not think of it. Time and again, when the French soldiers here were well-fed and clothed, they were exchanged for a ragged, starving bunch, to recover their strength here at the expense of the citizenry. Their influence on the course of affairs in this country meanwhile increased more and more, until they took the entire administration into their own hands.

In France, there was great confusion until it finally succeeded for a lawyer’s son from Corsica, named Napoleon Bonaparte, to create some order. He was a brave general and a capable warrior, who defeated the armies of the states that had declared war on France and prescribed humiliating peace terms to his enemies. In 1804, he had himself proclaimed Emperor, and two years later he sent his brother, Louis Napoleon, here to rule over our country as King.

Heavy Sacrifices

The alliance with France cost us heavy sacrifices. The English, who were at war with the French, now became our enemies as well and took possession of almost all our colonies and robbed our merchant ships, which meant our trade was as good as gone. One already had to pay a quarter of one’s income in taxes, and yet Napoleon demanded more.

Napoleon had had his brother Louis proclaimed king here in the expectation that he would submit entirely to his will. However, he was disappointed in this. Louis came here with the intention of promoting the prosperity of his kingdom as much as possible and protecting the people from further oppression. He showed this, among other things, by refusing to introduce conscription and by tacitly allowing smuggling with England.

To hit England, Napoleon had strictly forbidden all trade with that country. Now that Louis did not support him enough in this, he forced him to abdicate (1810), and Holland was annexed by France. Our country now became a French province and thus ceased to be an independent kingdom. The government was now organised on a French footing. The Dutch language had to gradually disappear. French had to be learned in schools, and newspapers also had to appear in French.

An army of customs officers occupied the coast and ensured that when a ship with English goods arrived, the cargo was burned. Indische goods, such as coffee, tea, tobacco, and rice, rose astonishingly in price as a result. The impoverished citizenry managed with a decoction of toasted rye bread instead of using coffee, and instead of tobacco, people smoked walnut leaves. To replace sugar, people set themselves to making sugar from the sweet sap of beets.

Many wealthy citizens became poor, and those who had to live off their interest, as well as numerous orphanages and charitable institutions, suffered want when Napoleon had the interest on the national debt “tiered”—that is, he only acknowledged one-third of it. Those who, for example, were entitled to 300 guilders in interest only received 100 guilders. No more was earned, but more had to be paid, causing poverty to pinch; hundreds of houses were sold for demolition, magnificent country estates were disposed of for a trifle, horses and carriages were abolished, and servants dismissed. In Amsterdam, grass grew on the streets.

Fighting for Napoleon

But the Frenchman did not just take goods; he also demanded blood. Napoleon needed soldiers to fight for him in all corners of Europe and now forced our boys to serve in his armies. He introduced conscription, which for us was something unheard of. In our previous wars, there were always enough volunteers to defend the fatherland, but now it was determined by lot who had to take up arms. Thus, numerous families saw their beloved relatives head off to foreign lands, never to see them again.

Yet no one dared to complain, or they would make the acquaintance of prison. Secret spies crept around everywhere to pick up every suspicious word, and the police often forced their way into homes and opened letters to hear someone’s opinion of the Emperor. Books and newspapers were not allowed to appear before they had been approved.

Yet this oppression also had its good side. The people now forgot their old party squabbles and felt united again and yearned for salvation. Napoleon’s power had reached its peak. Only England and Russia still defied him; otherwise, he ruled over all of Europe. Russia, too, would now feel his blows. With an army of more than half a million, he marched thither, but for every twenty soldiers, nineteen died miserably in Russia’s snowfields. The approximately fifteen thousand Dutchmen also never returned to their fatherland.

“Oranje boven” (Orange up/Long live Orange)

After this outcome, the Counts of Hogendorp, Van Limburg Styrum, and Van der Duijn van Maasdam secretly hatched plans to shake off the French yoke. After the Battle of Leipzig, in which Napoleon was defeated, the signal for the uprising was given by adorning oneself with the orange colour, which was previously punishable by death. The French soldiers watched, bewildered, and did not have the courage to resist.

Prussia and the Cossacks offered help, and on 15 November 1813, the cry “Oranje boven” already rang through Amsterdam’s streets, and two days later in The Hague. On 21 November, Van Hogendorp and Van der Duijn van Maasdam accepted the provisional government, and on 30 November, the Prince of Orange, son of the expelled Stadtholder William V, set foot on land at Scheveningen, where he was cheered by the crowd with unprecedented enthusiasm. Two days later, he was proclaimed Sovereign Prince in Amsterdam.

The French slunk away, and the Netherlands was free. That is one hundred years ago now, and all that time we have been spared from enemies crossing our borders. There is, therefore, reason to festively commemorate the Netherlands’ deliverance with thanks to God. Let us value our freedom, for no greater disaster can befall a people than when they are dominated by strangers. At the centenary of our independence to be celebrated within the municipality of Aalten on 28 August next, let our age-old motto therefore ring out loudly: “Oranje boven”.
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- Delpher
30 July 1913
Wilhelm Albertus Lammers
Wilhelm Albertus (Willem) Lammers (Aalten, 1857 – Ginneken, 1913) was a Dutch painter with a remarkable specialisation: poultry scenes. Until the end of the 19th century, hardly any attention was paid to the living conditions of poultry. Chickens typically slept in a farm barn or in trees. The painter managed to capture this vividly on canvas.

Lammers was born on 3 April 1857 at the Schulenkamp farm in the Dale hamlet near Aalten, as the son of Albertus Lammers and Theodora Huls. The family moved several times within Aalten – first to Kerkstraat, then to Dijkstraat and Hoekstraat. Willem Lammers was initially a shoemaker by trade. In 1880, he left for Gaanderen, and a few years later, he lived in Amsterdam.

In 1887, the Court-Martial in ‘s-Hertogenbosch sentenced him to four months of military detention for desertion. Upon his registration, his occupation was recorded as painter, his religion as Roman Catholic, his height as 1.66 m, with blonde hair, blue eyes, and a curly beard.

On 24 July 1890, Lammers married Wilhelmina van den Akker in Breda. The couple lived briefly in Aalten (Dijkstraat) and moved to Breda in April 1891. Eight children were born there: seven daughters—one of whom was stillborn—and one son. Lammers passed away on 4 February 1913 in Ginneken (municipality of Breda).

Arts

As an artist, Lammers was self-taught. He worked mainly in oil on canvas or panel, mostly in small to medium formats. His scenes depict chickens, chicks, and cockerels in their daily environment: around the feeding area, by the haystack, or inside a barn. He signed his work as “W.A. Lammers”, “W. Lammers”, or with the monogram “W.L.”.

Wilhelm Albertus Lammers (1857–1913)

De Volkskrant, 4 April 1939

Gallery

A selection of the work of Wilhelm Albertus Lammers:

Chicks, chickens, and a cockerel

Stable interior with a farmer’s wife and poultry

A cockerel and three hens

Chickens, a cockerel, and peacocks in the farmyard

Herders with cattle

Cockerels

Poultry in the stable

Small livestock on a farm

Still life of kitchen utensils
Sources
4 February 1913
Herman Driessen
Textile manufacturer

Herman Anton Frans Carl Maria Driessen (Aalten, 1831-09-22 – Aalten, 1911-05-20) was a textile manufacturer of great significance to Aalten’s textile history. He was the son of textile manufacturer Anton Driessen and Isabella Dees. In 1862, he married Anna Maria Theodora Mühren, a merchant’s daughter, in Neuenkirchen near Rheine (Germany).

Around 1863, he and his wife moved into a newly built house on the corner of Landstraat and Hoekstraat, at the location where his father had operated a cotton mill from 1827 to 1862.

In 1893, Herman Driessen retired from the management of Gebroeders Driessen. Together with his son Joseph, he founded a modern steam weaving mill with 34 looms at ‘het Blik’ on Hofstraat: the NV Stoomweverij Herman Driessen & Zoon, often abbreviated as HDZ. Alongside the factory, Herman’s new home was also built: the stately Villa Beukenhof.

Herman Driessen is buried at the old Roman Catholic cemetery on Piet Heinstraat in Aalten.

Aaltensche Courant, 24 May 1911

Maasbode, 24 May 1911
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20 May 1911
Tram line Lichtenvoorde–Bocholt
In 1910, a tram line was opened from Lichtenvoorde to Bocholt, via Bredevoort and Aalten. In 1953, the tram line was discontinued and the tracks were broken up.

Around the turn of the 20th century, hundreds of Aalten residents crossed the border every day to work in one of the textile factories in the neighbouring German city of Bocholt. In all weathers, they travelled on foot, by bicycle, or by horse and carriage. Some took up to three hours to cover the (roughly) ten kilometres between home and work, both in the morning and in the evening!

Plans

As early as 1880, there were plans to extend the Lichtenvoorde–Groenlo tram line to Aalten, Varsseveld, and Terborg. By 1893, there were plans for a horse-drawn tram line from Groenlo to Lichtenvoorde, Bredevoort, Aalten, and Dinxperlo/Bocholt. In 1899, the final plan was eventually drawn up for two steam tram lines: from the Lichtenvoorde-Groenlo station to Zeddam and to Bocholt. To this end, the Geldersch-Westfaalsche Stoomtram-Maatschappij (GWSM) was established in 1905, with its head office in Lichtenvoorde.

The Bocholter Volksblatt wrote on 1 October 1907:

Holländische Arbeiter in Bocholt

“Yesterday evening, a local citizen on his way back from Aalten to Bocholt, as he informs us as a loyal subscriber, took the pleasure of counting the workers returning by bicycle from Bocholt to the border. On his way from the Kreuzkapelle to the Holtwicker Bach, he counted no fewer than 276 cyclists; he also encountered a large wagon which was also transporting workers, estimated at perhaps 40–50. In this respect, therefore, the Bocholt–Aalten light railway certainly does not have such bad prospects for ridership, especially since there will undoubtedly be many more workers who wish to come here for work.”

A year later, on 4 November 1908, the same newspaper wrote:

Dampfeisenbahn Bocholt–Aalten

“After long negotiations, the Bocholt manufacturers and other interested parties have finally succeeded, through the subscription of large sums of money, in ensuring that the Bocholt–Aalten light railway is now being built. It has now been entered into the commercial register of the local district court under Geldersch-Westfälische Dampfeisenbahn-Gesellschaft AG in Lichtenvoorde in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, with a branch office in Bocholt. Hundreds of Dutch workers are employed in the local factories, who have had to cover the approximately 3-hour journey to Holland on foot or by bicycle, every morning and evening, in wind and weather. Construction of the railway will be commenced immediately.”

Festive Opening

In 1909, construction of the tram line began. However, the work suffered significant delays as a result of a major flood near Bredevoort that year. Finally, the tram line was festively opened on 29 April 1910.

It soon became apparent that only the Aalten–Bocholt section was a successful part of the GWSM. However, due to the outbreak of World War I, the border crossing was closed, making it impossible for transport to continue from Aalten to Bocholt. When this route was resumed in 1915, there were far fewer passengers than before, and it was therefore shut down completely in 1916.

From the 1920s onwards, passenger services between Aalten and Lichtenvoorde were largely operated by motor trams. This continued until 1933, when buses from the Veldhuis company began operating. After the 1930s, only freight transport proved successful (with the exception of the Aalten–Bocholt section).

In 1953, the tram line came to an end and the rails were broken up.

Features

Function Tram line
Opening 1910
Discontinuation 1953

Sources

Bocholter Volksblatt, 1 October 1907 (link)

Bocholter Volksblatt, 4 November 1908 (link)

Graafschapbode, 19 February 1910 (Delpher)

Topotijdreis

Wikipedia

Steam tram Gelderland No. 406 in Aalten

Steam tram at Aalten train station (photo courtesy of Hans Schutte)

Patrimoniumstraat, Aalten

Graafschapbode, 19 February 1910
Stops

Below is a list of stops between Lichtenvoorde and Bocholt that were located within the municipality of Aalten (click here for a list of all stops):
- Lichtenvoorde
- Barlo, Domme Aanleg
- Barlo, Westendorp
- Bredevoort, Tram station
- Bredevoort, Ruimzicht
- Aalten, “Winterswijk-Bredevoort junction” (near Tolhuisweg?)
- Aalten, Gas works
- Aalten, Tram station
- Aalten, Lurvink
- Aalten, Train station
- Aalten, Vultink
- Heurne, tram station (border crossing)
- Bocholt
29 April 1910
Murder in Aalten
On Sunday evening, 21 November 1909, at around half past nine, a young man was killed at the beginning of Dijkstraat. Four boys and two girls were standing there talking to one another when 23-year-old coppersmith Bernardus Rietberg from Dale joined the group. He began harassing one of the girls, and an altercation ensued. Rietberg then stabbed one of the boys, 20-year-old factory worker Johann Heinrich Kalberg from Liedern (near Bocholt), in the chest with a knife.

While the perpetrator walked home in cold blood, according to newspaper reports, the victim managed to stagger a short distance into Kerkstraat before collapsing. His companions, including his younger brother, carried him inside Bauhuis’s café (Dijkstraat 1). Doctor Van Leuven was summoned in great haste to assist him. However, Kahlberg had been struck in his right lung so severely that nothing more could be done. The badly wounded youth was transported to the hospital on a cart. There, half an hour later and after receiving the Holy Sacraments, he drew his last breath. He had bled to death.

Café Bauhuis, Dijkstraat 5 (right)

Court case

Rietberg was roused from his bed by the police that very same night and taken to prison. The following day, judicial officials from Zutphen arrived in Aalten to investigate. At the end of the afternoon, they returned on the six o’clock train, this time accompanied by the handcuffed suspect. As the train departed, the assembled crowd voiced its fury with loud shouting.

The suspect initially denied that he was the perpetrator and also stated that he did not know the victim. The latter claim was highly doubted. A few days later, De Twentsche Courant reported that Rietberg allegedly had his eye on a sister of Kalberg, but that the latter had opposed it. This was considered a potential motive. However, whether this was a fact or merely a rumour remains unclear. The report of the trial in De Graafschapbode of 15 January 1910 makes no mention of it whatsoever.

Newspapers at the time were able to report that Rietberg had already run afoul of the law in Germany. He had also been previously convicted of assault. It is therefore hardly surprising that he was known in Aalten as an ‘extremely unfavourable’ character. He had reportedly been thrown out of Bauhuis’s café at nine o’clock on the evening of the crime. According to witnesses, however, he did not appear to be under the influence of alcohol.

On 19 January 1910, Rietberg was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment for taking the life of Johann Heinrich Kalberg.

National news

The murder in Aalten was national news at the time. The snippets below provide a fairly comprehensive picture of what was published.

Aaltensche Courant, 24 November 1909

Graafschapbode, 15 January 1910
Sources
21 November 1909
Miracle bird shot dead
Het Volksdagblad, 10 August 1907

Mr P., in Aalten, possessed a magnificent specimen of a parrot that had mastered the art of speech. A few days ago, the animal flew away and kept itself near a farmhouse. The bird’s talking led the farmer to believe that a “miracle bird” was threatening his farm, and so, by means of his rifle, he put an end to the bird’s “tasty, eh?” once and for all!

De Graafschapbode, 31 August 1907

A few weeks ago, we also reported on a parrot that had escaped from Mr P. in Aalten and was later shot dead by a farmer who mistook it for a miracle bird. The news made the rounds in several newspapers, and as a result, Mr P. received a letter this week from a lady in The Hague who possessed a “lorry” (parrot) that she was eager to part with. She addressed the letter as follows: — “To Mr P….. in Aalten, where 3 weeks ago the parrot was shot dead.” — The post office, clever as it is, delivered the letter to the correct address, and the lady in question was informed of its safe arrival.

Photo of a parrot, for illustration
Sources
- Het Volksdagblad, 10 August 1907 (via Delpher)
- De Graafschapbode, 31 August 1907 (via Delpher)
10 August 1907