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	Klikplaatje	Beschrijving	Verbonden met
1		A Most Unusual Day I will start this story with an incident that happened about 2 or 3 years ago. One day I had an e-mail from a man I had never heard of who had gotten my e-mail address from a genealogy website. He was looking for information on the family of one of my father’s uncles. I had the information but before I sent it to him I asked him who he was and why he wanted this information. He was Jerry Keeney, married to Sandy Keep Keeney. He replied that his wife’s grandfather (John Fransen) was a brother to dad’s uncle’s wife (Teunis “Thomas” and Geessiena “Christina” Fransen TerHark. Much to my surprise, as we e-mailed each other, we discovered that this man lived at Freeport, Illinois … 15 miles from our home in Shannon. Even more surprising was the fact that my husband, Ron, graduated from Freeport High School in 1957, this man graduated from there in 1958, and I graduated from there in 1959. However, we had never met. Then we found out that my grandmother, Janna Nieman, was a sister to Sandy’s grandmother, Trientje “Catherine” Nieman Fransen. Jerry and I continued to e-mail each other and work on genealogy for about a year, then I didn’t hear from him for a number of weeks. One day about two years ago, I was sitting in the volunteer room at the Freeport Hospital when a man walked past the door, looked in, stepped away, came back, stood in the doorway and looked at me smiling and motioned to me. He had difficulty speaking. It turned out that it was Jerry Keeney … this was the first time we’d met in person. He was recovering from a stroke. He knew I volunteered at the hospital and he looked me up as he was on his way from therapy. I walked with him to his car where Sandy was waiting for him. This was the first time I’d ever met her - my second cousin. I asked Jerry how he recognized me. The week before Ron and I had been on an outing and I e-mailed a picture of us to Jerry and Sandy. That’s how he recognized me. I only heard from Jerry occasionally after that. This morning I was volunteering again. As I walked towards the front of the hospital a man approached me near the elevator. I thought he was looking for directions. He had difficulty speaking. He opened a folder and pulled out a paper. I had no idea what he wanted. As he handed me the paper I realized he was Jerry Keeney (The lettering on his shirt should have been a clue … KEENEY! Some days I’m slower than others.) He had recently come across the article pictured here. The man in the article is my great-grandfather (who was no relation to either Jerry or Sandy). We never knew where he is buried, but dad always thought it was at North Grove Cemetery, rural Forreston. This says Besemeier cemetery. I think that it might be Biesemeier Cemetery, but find no listing under either name … not in Stephenson County cemeteries or in Ogle County Cemeteries. I did find a Biesemeier website listing some names that were familiar to my dad. I’m wondering if this was a family cemetery on someone’s farm. I will continue trying to find this cemetery.	Frederik ter Hark
2		Abraham Nieuwveld Uit de collectie van Anneke/Coen Nieuwveld	Abraham Nieuwveld
3		Levend (Tenminste één, nog levende, persoon is verbonden aan dit item - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven.)	Levend Levend Levend
4		Beno Nobbe en Geertje de Lange	Geertje de Lange Beno Nobbe
5		Catrien en Jacobus Nieuwveld Collecie Anneke/Coen Nieuwveld	Catharina Nieuwveld Jacobus Coenraad Nieuwveld
6		Christian Ralph Terhark in WWII in Paris.	Levend
7		Coenraad Nieuwveld Foto uit collectie van Anneke/Coen Nieuwveld	Coenraad Nieuwveld
8		Frederik ter Hark Opa Frits bij de politie in Enkhuizen. Zittend links op de foto. Grandpa Frits when he was with the police in Enkhuizen. Seated, left.	Frederik ter Hark
9		Frits ter Hark	Frits ter Hark
10		Frits ter Hark Watersnoodramp 1953, Opa Frits was hier tijdelijk gestationeerd. Naast hem (rechts op de foto) zijn chauffeur.	Frederik ter Hark
11		Frits ter Hark Opa Frits (midden), zijn chauffeur en een onbekende vrouw. Foto genomen toe hij tijdelijk gestationeerd was in Zeeland in 1953, vanwege de watersnoodramp.	Frederik ter Hark
12		Frits ter Hark	Frits ter Hark
13		Geertje in vier generaties Links Geertje Nobbe-de Lange (overgrootmoeder), rechts Geertje ter Harkel - Nobbe (grootmoeder), midden Geertje Kaput - ter Harkel (moeder), onder Geertje Wolters - Kaput (dochter)	Geertje de Lange
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15		Levend (Tenminste één, nog levende, persoon is verbonden aan dit item - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven.)	Levend Levend
16		K16 Onderzeeer Mogelijk/waarschijnlijk de onderzeeer waarop Bert voer in de Javazee.	Lubertus Jacobus van Hasselt
17		Levend (Tenminste één, nog levende, persoon is verbonden aan dit item - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven.)	Levend Kevin Lee Wagand Levend
18		Levend (Tenminste één, nog levende, persoon is verbonden aan dit item - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven.)	Levend Levend Levend Levend Levend
19		Leaving for America Taken in 1896..seated on chairs: Friederk TerHark, born March 27, 1833 in Beerta, the Netherlands; his wife, Grietje Straten, born June 10, 1833 in Weiner, Germany; next to his father, with hand on shoulder, their son Anno, between their parents their daughter, Engeline. Man on left, probably named Staal, according to Grietje TerHark, the little girl, daughter of Hendrik TerHark and Nomke Aldershoff. All emigrated to America, April 29, 1896, except Grietje TerHark, the little girl, born December 22, 1890.	Anno ter Hark Engelina ter Hark Frederik ter Hark Grietje Tonnis Straaten Grietje ter Hark
20		Lene terHark and Morrell Hockman	Morrell Melvin Hockman Lena Terhark
21		Levend (Tenminste één, nog levende, persoon is verbonden aan dit item - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven.)	Gezin: Levend/Levend (F2001) Levend Levend Levend Levend
22		Levend (Tenminste één, nog levende, persoon is verbonden aan dit item - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven.)	Levend Levend Levend Levend
23		Levend (Tenminste één, nog levende, persoon is verbonden aan dit item - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven.)	Levend Levend
24		Levend (Tenminste één, nog levende, persoon is verbonden aan dit item - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven.)	Levend Levend
25		Levend (Tenminste één, nog levende, persoon is verbonden aan dit item - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven.)	Levend
26		Tante Truus Bij afscheid van één van de laatste verjaardagen, die ze altijd graag bezocht.	Geertruida van Hasselt
27		Tante Truus en oom Hans Tante Truus (Geertruida van Hasselt) en oom Hans (Jordaan)	Geertruida van Hasselt Hans Jordaan
28		Tante Truus met hond Tante Truus (Geertruida van Hasselt) in Indië met een onbekende hond	Geertruida van Hasselt