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Martha Boezel

Female 1877 - 1969  (92 years)

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  • Name Martha Boezel  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] 
    Born 25 Feb 1877  Holland, Ottawa, Michigan, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] 
    Gender Female 
    Baptism 25 Feb 1877  Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [6] 
    Residence 1880  Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [1] 
    53 Prescott St; age 3; Daughter 
    Residence 29 Mar 1883  Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [6] 
    date shown in Grand Rapids church register of the move to Chicago of Grietje and the three children 
    Jan Boezel & Grietje van Wijk Children-Grand Rapids Dutch Reformed Church - 1873-1883    		 Jan Boezel & Grietje van Wijk Children-Grand Rapids Dutch Reformed Church - 1873-1883
    Gerdina Johanna, Martha, Albert "with mother to Chicago 29 Mar 1883" - NOTE that Albert birth year conflicts with 1879 civil birth record. == https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/60524/images/43107_344026-00334
    Residence 1900  Chicago Ward 34, Cook, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [2] 
    7242 Dobson Avenue - born Feb 1877 Michigan of parents both born in Holland - age 23 - married 4 years - mother of 2 children, of whom 2 are now living - they are living with her sister Jennie (Boezel) Young family 
    Residence 1910  Greenfield, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [3] 
    Residence 30 Oct 1915  Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Find all individuals with events at this location 
    1351 Nordyke Avenue [probably there temporarily for her husband's work as a steam shovel operator in the construction business] 
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston    		 30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston    		 30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston
    Note that the Martha mentioned could be an as-yet-unknown dau of Gertie but may also be the 27 Sep 1889 Martha Van Wyk, dau of Gertie's husband's brother John (Johannes Gerrits) & Hattie Van Wyk.
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 4 (envelope) of 4    		 30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 4 (envelope) of 4
    Letter: October 30, 1915 From: Aunt Gertie; R. R No. 35; Sand Lake, Michigan To: Mrs. Martha Johnston; 1351 Nordyke Avenue; Indianapolis, Indiana Sand Lake, Mich. Oct 30: 15 Dear Loving Martha: I was so glad to get a card from you. glad yours are well so are we at present. Well your children are all big and full growing I suppose bij this time. so are mine. Mij smallest is bigger than Im myself he is going to be 17 years the 14th of December and Johanna bin 18 in the spring thats all I got to home. Cora bin home with her babij for a week and a half. she left her other two children with her husbands folks. Jennie got four children and Martha got two. Where is Joe now. I heard she was not living with her husband. how manij children has she got. Well it certainlij was hard for you people to lose your Mother, but O thank the Lord: that yours all have a home. There are so manij children that lose their father and Mother and that aint got no house and no place to staij and yours all got a good home Well let me hear soon of you and write me a long letter how big a family that Albert got now. Now I hope you will excuse me for not writing before. When I got your card. we where busy digging potatoes and Cora came. so I wrote a letter to you and it got lost We got almost a thousand bushels potatoes, and about 85 bushels beans and 150 bushels of wheat. Now let me hear of you again soon. So have the best regards from us all to you all Your Aunt Gertie Sand Lake, Mich R. R. No: 35
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 1 of 4    		 30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 1 of 4
    Letter: October 30, 1915 From: Aunt Gertie; R. R No. 35; Sand Lake, Michigan To: Mrs. Martha Johnston; 1351 Nordyke Avenue; Indianapolis, Indiana Sand Lake, Mich. Oct 30: 15 Dear Loving Martha: I was so glad to get a card from you. glad yours are well so are we at present. Well your children are all big and full growing I suppose bij this time. so are mine. Mij smallest is bigger than Im myself he is going to be 17 years the 14th of December and Johanna bin 18 in the spring thats all I got to home. Cora bin home with her babij for a week and a half. she left her other two children with her husbands folks. Jennie got four children and Martha got two. Where is Joe now. I heard she was not living with her husband. how manij children has she got. Well it certainlij was hard for you people to lose your Mother, but O thank the Lord: that yours all have a home. There are so manij children that lose their father and Mother and that aint got no house and no place to staij and yours all got a good home Well let me hear soon of you and write me a long letter how big a family that Albert got now. Now I hope you will excuse me for not writing before. When I got your card. we where busy digging potatoes and Cora came. so I wrote a letter to you and it got lost We got almost a thousand bushels potatoes, and about 85 bushels beans and 150 bushels of wheat. Now let me hear of you again soon. So have the best regards from us all to you all Your Aunt Gertie Sand Lake, Mich R. R. No: 35
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 2 of 4    		 30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 2 of 4
    Letter: October 30, 1915 From: Aunt Gertie; R. R No. 35; Sand Lake, Michigan To: Mrs. Martha Johnston; 1351 Nordyke Avenue; Indianapolis, Indiana Sand Lake, Mich. Oct 30: 15 Dear Loving Martha: I was so glad to get a card from you. glad yours are well so are we at present. Well your children are all big and full growing I suppose bij this time. so are mine. Mij smallest is bigger than Im myself he is going to be 17 years the 14th of December and Johanna bin 18 in the spring thats all I got to home. Cora bin home with her babij for a week and a half. she left her other two children with her husbands folks. Jennie got four children and Martha got two. Where is Joe now. I heard she was not living with her husband. how manij children has she got. Well it certainlij was hard for you people to lose your Mother, but O thank the Lord: that yours all have a home. There are so manij children that lose their father and Mother and that aint got no house and no place to staij and yours all got a good home Well let me hear soon of you and write me a long letter how big a family that Albert got now. Now I hope you will excuse me for not writing before. When I got your card. we where busy digging potatoes and Cora came. so I wrote a letter to you and it got lost We got almost a thousand bushels potatoes, and about 85 bushels beans and 150 bushels of wheat. Now let me hear of you again soon. So have the best regards from us all to you all Your Aunt Gertie Sand Lake, Mich R. R. No: 35
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 3 of 4    		 30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 3 of 4
    Letter: October 30, 1915 From: Aunt Gertie; R. R No. 35; Sand Lake, Michigan To: Mrs. Martha Johnston; 1351 Nordyke Avenue; Indianapolis, Indiana Sand Lake, Mich. Oct 30: 15 Dear Loving Martha: I was so glad to get a card from you. glad yours are well so are we at present. Well your children are all big and full growing I suppose bij this time. so are mine. Mij smallest is bigger than Im myself he is going to be 17 years the 14th of December and Johanna bin 18 in the spring thats all I got to home. Cora bin home with her babij for a week and a half. she left her other two children with her husbands folks. Jennie got four children and Martha got two. Where is Joe now. I heard she was not living with her husband. how manij children has she got. Well it certainlij was hard for you people to lose your Mother, but O thank the Lord: that yours all have a home. There are so manij children that lose their father and Mother and that aint got no house and no place to staij and yours all got a good home Well let me hear soon of you and write me a long letter how big a family that Albert got now. Now I hope you will excuse me for not writing before. When I got your card. we where busy digging potatoes and Cora came. so I wrote a letter to you and it got lost We got almost a thousand bushels potatoes, and about 85 bushels beans and 150 bushels of wheat. Now let me hear of you again soon. So have the best regards from us all to you all Your Aunt Gertie Sand Lake, Mich R. R. No: 35
    Residence 1920  Chicago Ward 7, Cook, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [4] 
    543 East 68th Street 
    Residence 1930  Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [5] 
    Died 17 Mar 1969  Waukegan, Lake, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Person ID I401  Terug in de Tijd
    Last Modified 30 May 2023 

    Father Jan John Boezel,   b. 12 Jan 1842, Klundert, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 2 Mar 1914, Eastmanville, Ottawa, Michigan, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age 72 years) 
    Relationship natural 
    Mother Grietje Gerrits Grace Maggie van Wijk,   b. 29 Mar 1856, Kollum, Kollumerland, Friesland, Netherlands Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 20 Aug 1915, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age 59 years) 
    Relationship natural 
    Married 28 Sep 1872  Holland, Ottawa, Michigan, USA Find all individuals with events at this location 
    • married by Henry D. Post, Justice of the Peace - witnesses Arie Panels of Holland [Michigan] & Jan Tunipe (or Turipe) of Holland [Michigan] - recorded 19 Oct 1872
    Marriage of John Boezel & Maggie Van Wijk (state transcript register)    		 Marriage of John Boezel & Maggie Van Wijk (state transcript register)
    Entry #162 - marriage date 28 Sep 1872 - marriage place Holland, Michigan - John Boezel, farmer, of Fillmore, Michigan, age 30 - Maggie Van Wyk of Fillmore, Michigan, age 16; both born Netherlands Europe - married by Henry D. Post, Justice of the Peace - witnesses Arie Panels of Holland [Michigan] & Jan Tunipe (or Turipe) of Holland [Michigan] - recorded 19 Oct 1872 -+-+- This is the full transcript made for the State of Michigan from the original Ottawa County register.
    Family ID F134  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

    Married 1896  [2] 
    Last Modified 30 May 2023 
    Family ID F605  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

    Family 2 George Henry Johnston,   b. 22 Apr 1877, Balsam, Ontario, Ontario, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 6 Apr 1972, Hinsdale, Cook, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age 94 years) 
    Married 2 May 1896  Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location 
    • he 19, she 19 - by C. Seymour Bullock, minister of the Gospel, pastor of Oakwoods Union Church
    George Johnston-Martha Boezel - Marriage License    		 George Johnston-Martha Boezel - Marriage License
    George Johnston-Martha Boezel - Marriage    		 George Johnston-Martha Boezel - Marriage
    he 19, she 19 - by C. Seymour Bullock, minister of the Gospel, pastor of Oakwoods Union Church
    Children 
    +1. Walter George - born George Walter Johnston,   b. 13 Jul 1897, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 18 Aug 1973, Waukegan, Lake, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age 76 years)  [natural]
    +2. Emma Gertrude Johnston,   b. 7 Aug 1899, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 12 Apr 1980, Rhinelander, Oneida, Wisconsin, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age 80 years)  [natural]
    Last Modified 30 May 2023 
    Family ID F135  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Event Map
    Link to Google MapsBorn - 25 Feb 1877 - Holland, Ottawa, Michigan, USA Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsResidence - 53 Prescott St; age 3; Daughter - 1880 - Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, USA Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsResidence - date shown in Grand Rapids church register of the move to Chicago of Grietje and the three children - 29 Mar 1883 - Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsMarried - 2 May 1896 - Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsResidence - 1910 - Greenfield, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsResidence - 1930 - Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsDied - 17 Mar 1969 - Waukegan, Lake, Illinois, USA Link to Google Earth
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  • Photos
    Boezel, Martha-Birth (Holland, Ottawa County)-1877-02-25    		Boezel, Martha-Birth (Holland, Ottawa County)-1877-02-25
    last entry on page - born 25 Feb 1877 - [no given name] Boezel - white - born City of Holland - parents John Boezel, carpenter, and Grietje Boezel, both residing City of Holland - recorded 1 June 1878 - This is the official full transcript register that was hand-copied from the original county and sent to the State of Michigan. The date recorded is the date that the copy was made. -+-+-+- Her birth was recorded in both Ottawa and Kent Counties. I believe that she was born in Holland (Ottawa County) since all prior family events are there and that the family moved very soon to Grand Rapids (Kent County) where immediate subsequent family events show them. This is further supported by her having no given name in the Holland record but having the given name Martha in the Grand Rapids record.
    Boezel, Martha-Birth (Grand Rapids, Kent County)-1877-02-25    		Boezel, Martha-Birth (Grand Rapids, Kent County)-1877-02-25
    second entry on page - born 25 Feb 1877 - Martha Boezel - white - born First Ward Grand Rapids - parents John Boezel, carpenter, and Grietje Boezel, both residing First Ward Grand Rapids - recorded 27 May 1878 - This is the official full transcript register that was hand-copied from the original county and sent to the State of Michigan. The date recorded is the date that the copy was made. -+-+-+- Her birth was recorded in both Ottawa and Kent Counties. I believe that she was born in Holland (Ottawa County) since all prior family events are there and that the family moved very soon to Grand Rapids (Kent County) where immediate subsequent family events show them. This is further supported by her having no given name in the Holland record but having the given name Martha in the Grand Rapids record.
    George Johnston-Martha Boezel - Marriage License    		George Johnston-Martha Boezel - Marriage License
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 4 (envelope) of 4    		30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 4 (envelope) of 4
    Letter: October 30, 1915 From: Aunt Gertie; R. R No. 35; Sand Lake, Michigan To: Mrs. Martha Johnston; 1351 Nordyke Avenue; Indianapolis, Indiana Sand Lake, Mich. Oct 30: 15 Dear Loving Martha: I was so glad to get a card from you. glad yours are well so are we at present. Well your children are all big and full growing I suppose bij this time. so are mine. Mij smallest is bigger than Im myself he is going to be 17 years the 14th of December and Johanna bin 18 in the spring thats all I got to home. Cora bin home with her babij for a week and a half. she left her other two children with her husbands folks. Jennie got four children and Martha got two. Where is Joe now. I heard she was not living with her husband. how manij children has she got. Well it certainlij was hard for you people to lose your Mother, but O thank the Lord: that yours all have a home. There are so manij children that lose their father and Mother and that aint got no house and no place to staij and yours all got a good home Well let me hear soon of you and write me a long letter how big a family that Albert got now. Now I hope you will excuse me for not writing before. When I got your card. we where busy digging potatoes and Cora came. so I wrote a letter to you and it got lost We got almost a thousand bushels potatoes, and about 85 bushels beans and 150 bushels of wheat. Now let me hear of you again soon. So have the best regards from us all to you all Your Aunt Gertie Sand Lake, Mich R. R. No: 35
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 1 of 4    		30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 1 of 4
    Letter: October 30, 1915 From: Aunt Gertie; R. R No. 35; Sand Lake, Michigan To: Mrs. Martha Johnston; 1351 Nordyke Avenue; Indianapolis, Indiana Sand Lake, Mich. Oct 30: 15 Dear Loving Martha: I was so glad to get a card from you. glad yours are well so are we at present. Well your children are all big and full growing I suppose bij this time. so are mine. Mij smallest is bigger than Im myself he is going to be 17 years the 14th of December and Johanna bin 18 in the spring thats all I got to home. Cora bin home with her babij for a week and a half. she left her other two children with her husbands folks. Jennie got four children and Martha got two. Where is Joe now. I heard she was not living with her husband. how manij children has she got. Well it certainlij was hard for you people to lose your Mother, but O thank the Lord: that yours all have a home. There are so manij children that lose their father and Mother and that aint got no house and no place to staij and yours all got a good home Well let me hear soon of you and write me a long letter how big a family that Albert got now. Now I hope you will excuse me for not writing before. When I got your card. we where busy digging potatoes and Cora came. so I wrote a letter to you and it got lost We got almost a thousand bushels potatoes, and about 85 bushels beans and 150 bushels of wheat. Now let me hear of you again soon. So have the best regards from us all to you all Your Aunt Gertie Sand Lake, Mich R. R. No: 35
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 2 of 4    		30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 2 of 4
    Letter: October 30, 1915 From: Aunt Gertie; R. R No. 35; Sand Lake, Michigan To: Mrs. Martha Johnston; 1351 Nordyke Avenue; Indianapolis, Indiana Sand Lake, Mich. Oct 30: 15 Dear Loving Martha: I was so glad to get a card from you. glad yours are well so are we at present. Well your children are all big and full growing I suppose bij this time. so are mine. Mij smallest is bigger than Im myself he is going to be 17 years the 14th of December and Johanna bin 18 in the spring thats all I got to home. Cora bin home with her babij for a week and a half. she left her other two children with her husbands folks. Jennie got four children and Martha got two. Where is Joe now. I heard she was not living with her husband. how manij children has she got. Well it certainlij was hard for you people to lose your Mother, but O thank the Lord: that yours all have a home. There are so manij children that lose their father and Mother and that aint got no house and no place to staij and yours all got a good home Well let me hear soon of you and write me a long letter how big a family that Albert got now. Now I hope you will excuse me for not writing before. When I got your card. we where busy digging potatoes and Cora came. so I wrote a letter to you and it got lost We got almost a thousand bushels potatoes, and about 85 bushels beans and 150 bushels of wheat. Now let me hear of you again soon. So have the best regards from us all to you all Your Aunt Gertie Sand Lake, Mich R. R. No: 35
    Jan Boezel & Grietje van Wijk Children-Grand Rapids Dutch Reformed Church - 1873-1883    		Jan Boezel & Grietje van Wijk Children-Grand Rapids Dutch Reformed Church - 1873-1883
    Gerdina Johanna, Martha, Albert "with mother to Chicago 29 Mar 1883" - NOTE that Albert birth year conflicts with 1879 civil birth record. == https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/60524/images/43107_344026-00334
    Boezel, Martha (1877-1969)    		Boezel, Martha (1877-1969)
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 3 of 4    		30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston - p 3 of 4
    Letter: October 30, 1915 From: Aunt Gertie; R. R No. 35; Sand Lake, Michigan To: Mrs. Martha Johnston; 1351 Nordyke Avenue; Indianapolis, Indiana Sand Lake, Mich. Oct 30: 15 Dear Loving Martha: I was so glad to get a card from you. glad yours are well so are we at present. Well your children are all big and full growing I suppose bij this time. so are mine. Mij smallest is bigger than Im myself he is going to be 17 years the 14th of December and Johanna bin 18 in the spring thats all I got to home. Cora bin home with her babij for a week and a half. she left her other two children with her husbands folks. Jennie got four children and Martha got two. Where is Joe now. I heard she was not living with her husband. how manij children has she got. Well it certainlij was hard for you people to lose your Mother, but O thank the Lord: that yours all have a home. There are so manij children that lose their father and Mother and that aint got no house and no place to staij and yours all got a good home Well let me hear soon of you and write me a long letter how big a family that Albert got now. Now I hope you will excuse me for not writing before. When I got your card. we where busy digging potatoes and Cora came. so I wrote a letter to you and it got lost We got almost a thousand bushels potatoes, and about 85 bushels beans and 150 bushels of wheat. Now let me hear of you again soon. So have the best regards from us all to you all Your Aunt Gertie Sand Lake, Mich R. R. No: 35
    George Johnston-Martha Boezel - Marriage    		George Johnston-Martha Boezel - Marriage
    he 19, she 19 - by C. Seymour Bullock, minister of the Gospel, pastor of Oakwoods Union Church

    Documents
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston    		30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston

    Histories
    30 Oct 1915 Letter from 'Aunt Gertie' (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston    		30 Oct 1915 Letter from "Aunt Gertie" (Grietje Oldenhoff) Van Wyk to Martha (Boezel) Johnston
    Note that the Martha mentioned could be an as-yet-unknown dau of Gertie but may also be the 27 Sep 1889 Martha Van Wyk, dau of Gertie's husband's brother John (Johannes Gerrits) & Hattie Van Wyk.

  • Sources 
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      Birth date: abt 1877
      Birth place: Michigan
      Residence date: 1880
      Residence place: Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan, United States
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      1880 United States Federal Census      		 1880 United States Federal Census
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      Birth date: Feb 1877
      Birth place: Michigan
      Marriage date: 1896
      Marriage place:
      Residence date: 1900
      Residence place: Chicago Ward 34, Cook, Illinois
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      1900 United States Federal Census      		 1900 United States Federal Census
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      Birth date: abt 1877
      Birth place: Michigan
      Residence date: 1910
      Residence place: Greenfield, Monroe, Wisconsin
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      1910 United States Federal Census      		 1910 United States Federal Census
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      Birth date: abt 1878
      Birth place: Michigan
      Residence date: 1920
      Residence place: Chicago Ward 7, Cook (Chicago), Illinois
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      1920 United States Federal Census      		 1920 United States Federal Census
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      Birth date: abt 1877
      Birth place:
      Residence date: 1930
      Residence place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
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      1930 United States Federal Census      		 1930 United States Federal Census
      Year: 1930; Census Place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois; Roll: 446; Page: 23B; Enumeration District: 695; Image: 285.0.


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      U.S., Dutch Christian Reformed Church Vital Records, 1856-1970      		 U.S., Dutch Christian Reformed Church Vital Records, 1856-1970
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