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VERMEULEN, VANDERMEULEN, ALMEKINDERS
Author: nnevelizer1   Date: 31 Jul 1998
Board: Boards > Localities > Western Europe > Netherlands > General
Greatgrandparents were Peter Vermeulen, born 18 Oct 1860 in the Netherlands and Cornelia DeSmith, born in the Netherlands, birthdate unknown. My grandmother, Cornelia Vermeulen could have been born be...

Dutch Stark''s; Texel, NLD > NJ
Author: MiriamKlaassen   Date: 20 Jul 1999
Board: Boards > Surnames > Stark
There is already a lot of information collected about the Dutch Stark-family from the island of Texel in the Netherlands. Several members emigrated, see my homepage http://www.casema.net/~mwk [choose ...

ten Pas
Author: Paul Stuit   Date: 24 Jun 2000
Board: Boards > Localities > Western Europe > Netherlands > General
On the messages board I came across your question about the ten Pas family. I have been working on a Dutch emigration list for the past years. I know that the family came from Winterswijk in the Nethe...

Fischel
Author: CATHERINEFARESE   Date: 11 Aug 2000
Board: Boards > Surnames > Fishel
Dear Pam--the name Fischel has many derivations. I believe it originally came from an area between France and Germany known as the Paltinate. In the early 1700s there was a large emigration of these p...

history of rupp families
Author: JanRupp   Date: 04 Sep 2000
Board: Boards > Surnames > Rupp
I would greatly appreciate rupp families living in the USA who would be willing to inform me about the country of origin of their ancestors and the date of emigration to the US. Jan Rupp The Netherl...

Aardema /Downs connection
Author: H. Bruce Downs   Date: 21 Nov 2000
Board: Boards > Localities > Western Europe > Netherlands > General
Hello, There is a family story that we (Downs)family emigrated to Holland , then to America. The only connection I can find of a Downs in Netherlands is a Gerben Franzes Downs , related to a John Aard...

January 2001 Genealogy Forum NEWS
Author: DearMYRTLE   Date: 05 Jan 2001
Board: Boards > Topics > Methods > Dear MYRTLE
DearMYRTLE's DAILY GENEALOGY COLUMN January Genealogy Forum NEWS DearREADERS, You don't need to subscribe to AOL in order to read the Genealogy Forum NEWS. The latest edition is hot off the press, an...

'vanErt' used to be spelled 'van Eert'
Author: jeerd   Date: 07 Feb 2001
Board: Boards > Surnames > Vanert
The original spelling of 'vanErt' is 'van Eert' . The 1870 census still used the name 'van Eert', so I suppose that the evolution from 'van Eert' into 'vanErt' occurred somewhere between 1870 and 1900...

Klaas Gerbens Feyma
Author: Koen Fijma   Date: 25 Feb 2001
Board: Boards > Surnames > Feyma
I have some data on Klaas Gerbens Feyma who emigrated with his family to the USA on March 18 1887 and who, as I understand, may be your great-great grandfather. He was a carpenter, born in Ternaard or...

Epke to Banta
Author: mimilove1   Date: 28 Feb 2001
Board: Boards > Surnames > Banta
The Banta surname adoped by the descendants of Jacob Epkese is derived from the farm the family came from in Friesland, Netherland - the farm being named 'Bonte'. At the time of emigration to the New ...

Piederiet, Johanna Maria
Author: Dolf Piederiet   Date: 17 Mar 2001
Board: Boards > Localities > North America > United States > States > New Jersey > Unknown
Hello, In 1866 Johanna Maria PIEDERIET emigrated from the Netherlands to USA. She was accompanied by her two year old daughter, named Aletta Johanna Maria PIEDERIET. That's all I know about her. Are t...

Re: Kues Ansestors
Author: Roller   Date: 05 Aug 2001
Board: Boards > Surnames > Kues
Dear Julie, I would be interested to know, where you do come from! I live in Germany in Hessen near Frankfurt. It takes me some time to write a letter in english, because my english is very rusty and ...

Re: Zuid-Holland Ancestors-SPIT, SPEE, HENKES, D'ARNAUD-GERKINS
Author: Marcel Verolme   Date: 31 Oct 2001
Board: Boards > Localities > Western Europe > Netherlands > Zuid-Holland
Kathy, In the late 1930's, the Dutch government started something you can consider 'population bookkeeping'. A 'persoonskaart' (personal card) was made (by the municipal government) for all citizens....

Re: Greeff Book
Author: Chris Greeff   Date: 07 Dec 2001
Board: Boards > Surnames > Greeff
Hi Henry-Thanks for responding. I don't yet know what the book says about SA emigration of Greeffs. It is in German, I am going to get a copy of it over the holidays, will have it translated and would...

Re: Reyneke (Low Countries -> Indonesia)
Author: lucmatt   Date: 05 May 2002
Board: Boards > Localities > Western Europe > Belgium > Emigration
Lili, It's possible that your ancestor did come from Belgium, but the chances are small. It could be a soldier in the Dutch Army (period 1815-1830), who served in Indonesia and remained there. Or i...

Re: History
Author: Eric Hennekam   Date: 15 May 2003
Board: Boards > Surnames > Weisse
What do you search for exactly? search in archives of the Netherlands: http://home01.wxs.nl/~henne132/archiefdatabases.html Dutch and English version available. Part of of website http://www.henne...

Helps and advise in Dutch Archives: adoption, missing relatives
Author: Eric Hennekam   Date: 15 May 2003
Board: Boards > Topics > Adoptions > Birth Families
New option: free search in archives of the Netherlands: http://home01.wxs.nl/~henne132/archiefdatabases.html Dutch and English version available. Part of of website http://www.hennekam.tk Key-words...

Re: German ports in 1860's
Author: Andreas Winkler   Date: 24 Oct 2003
Board: Boards > Localities > Central Europe > Germany > Baden-Wuerttemberg > General
Sharon, the main ports Germans used for emigration at that time were Bremen and Hamburg in Germany, followed by Le Havre / France, Rotterdam or Amsterdam / Netherlands and Antwerp / Belgium. For a sho...

Re: COX who emigrated from Scotland to the Netherlands
Author: Murray Archer   Date: 03 Feb 2004
Board: Boards > Localities > United Kingdom and Ireland > Scotland > General
Scotland had strong trading links with the Netherlands in the period of your query. "Veere was the Scottish staple port in the Netherlands in 1540. A Scottish community quickly grew up around this...

Re: Radenheim and Zuengen
Author: Karl J. Fellhuber   Date: 16 Sep 2004
Board: Boards > Localities > Central Europe > Austria > General
I think, that the translation is nothing less, than a translation of a transcription. I´m native speaking german and transcripting since 12 years. So I never would transcript "Zeugen" as "Zuegen" and ...

Re: John W. & Silbrig "Sebra" BELT, Friesland>IN
Author: Yntze van der Honing   Date: 13 Jun 2005
Board: Boards > Localities > Western Europe > Netherlands > Friesland
The Belt or Beld family originated in the northwestern part of the province of Overijssel. The family lived in the border area with Friesland, including towns such as Blankenham, Kuinre (both in Overi...

Re: Karl Edward Franke
Author: Lester   Date: 26 Apr 2006
Board: Boards > Surnames > Franke
Feel free to contact me at my email address:lestergriel@yahoo.com. I would love to know what else you have. I have nothing about the other branches of Karl's family except for Walter's line. By the wa...

Re: VanHouten family name
Author: John   Date: 30 Sep 2006
Board: Boards > Localities > Western Europe > Netherlands > Friesland
Hi Susan, I show that a "Henric" Van Houten, age 22 and his wife Grietje, age 18, arrived in the USA on 14 June 1880. They were on the ship, "S.S. P. Caland". It does not say where they were coming...

Re: Stegmenn, "Alsace-Lorraine" France to Phila Pa
Author: TheTimeAngel   Date: 06 Oct 2006
Board: Boards > Surnames > Stegemann
I find NO ONE in Germany, with the Spelling of the name StegmEnn or StegmEn, I find no one in the German telephone book, Castle Garden or in Ellis Island. I could not find any Stegmenn migrating out o...

BONDA
Author: Jan Willem Bonda   Date: 17 Aug 1998
Board: Boards > Localities > Western Europe > Netherlands > Emigration
County: Region of Emigration, Netherlands Query Forum Concerning Garret Yke Bleeker As I deduce from the second name, Yke, this person probably originates from the province Friesland, which is near Am...

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