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| 501 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I5630)
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| 502 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I491)
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| 503 | Is volgens Joke Kooyman 18 geworden en toen overleden aan anorexia (1936) | Hallegraeff, Luberta Jacoba (I916)
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| 504 | Jacob Vos heeft in mrt 2002 op begraafplaats Bellingwolde 12-05-1833 genoteerd als geboortedatum en 25-10-1873 als overlijdensdatum. In huwelijksacte wordt vrouw Nantje Alberts genoemd, in eerdere acten (geboorte) heet zij Nantje Alberts Derks. Bij huwelijk wettiging van één kind: Engelina ter Harkel was geboren vóór huwelijk. | Alberts, Nantje (I463)
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| 505 | Jacob Vos heeft Renske Houtman als naam | Woudman, Renske Adolfs (I3624)
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| 506 | Jacobus heeft voldaan aan de loting Nationale militie en is als vrijwilliger van de Utrechtse schutterij meegeweest met de veldtocht van 1830. Heeft zich ook beziggehouden met koperslagerij en strijkijzermakerij. | van Hasselt, Jacobus (I1310)
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| 507 | Jacobus van der Valk en Leena Nieuwveld bron Burgerlijke stand - huwelijken Gouda 1855 aktenummer 27 aktedatum 02-05-1855 bruidegom Jacobus van der Valk (21 jaar; werkman) bruid Leena Nieuwveld (21 jaar; naaister) vader bruidegom Johannes van der Valk (overl.) moeder bruidegom Catharina Vermeulen (z.b.) vader bruid Willem Nieuwveld (pijpenmaker) moeder bruid Johanna Vergeer (z.b.) getuige Coenraad Nieuwveld (23 jaar; pijpenmaker) 2e getuige Jan Vergeer (40 jaar; pottenbakker) 3e getuige Lambertus Wout (60 jaar; pijpenmaker) 4e getuige Pieter van der Pool (23 jaar; pijpenmaker) plaatsnaam Gouda instelling Streekarchief Midden-Holland | Gezin F2374
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| 508 | Jan heeft zijn eerste twee kinderen in Nederland gekregen, is waarschijnlijk daarna geemigreerd en na twee kinderen in USA gekregen te hebben, overleed in 1920 zijn eerste vrouw. Daarna is hij teruggegaan naar Europa en in Duitsland hertrouwd. Hier kregen ze een dochter en zijn weer naar USA gegaan, met hun dochter. | ter Hark, Jan (I3141)
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| 509 | Jan Korving en zijn zoon Willem Jans Korving zijn beide Rooms-Katholiek gedoopt. Jan Korving rond 1530, Willem Jans Korving rond 1560. Vader Jan Korving is waarschijnlijk overgegaan naar protestantse eredienst. Zijn zoon Willem Jans Korving is zo goed als zeker overgegaan naar protestantse eredienst. | Corvinck, Jan (I7354)
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| 510 | Jan Korving en zijn zoon Willem Jans Korving zijn beide Rooms-Katholiek gedoopt. Jan Korving rond 1530, Willem Jans Korving rond 1560. Vader Jan Korving is waarschijnlijk overgegaan naar protestantse eredienst. Zijn zoon Willem Jans Korving is zo goed als zeker overgegaan naar protestantse eredienst. | Corvinck of Korving, Willem Jans (I7352)
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| 511 | Jan Moolhuizen is weduwnaar van Aaltje Ocken (zuster van Roelfina) | Gezin F3737
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| 512 | Jappenkamp Tjideng, Batavia | van Hasselt, Geertruida (I1297)
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| 513 | Jerry Lynn Hall, 74, passed away peacefully after a short illness in his home in Tampa, FL, January 25th 2022. A veteran of the United States Air Force where he serviced honorably in Aviano, Italy; Cannon AFB, NM, and MacDill AFB, FL. Jerry was born Feb 3, 1947 in Russellville, KY to Thurston and D Velma Hall. He was preceded in death by his parents, and sister, Sheila Joy Richey. He is survived by his loving wife, Judith A Hall; sons, Troy L Hall, Michael A Sherwood, Jason L Hall, Marla Beaulieu and Christine Tadlock. | Hall, Jerry Lynn (I910)
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| 514 | Jim was born at the rural home of his parents in Murray County, Minnesota on January 29, 1943. He was the sixth of eight children of Henry and Florence (Jorgensen) Terhark. He received his elementary education in a country school and graduated from high school in Balaton, Minnesota in 1961. He moved to Amery Wisconsin and met and married Kathleen Marie Peterson on June 6, 1964 at Balsam Lutheran Church in rural Amery. He was drafted into the United States Army on February 8, 1966, and deployed to Cu Chi Viet Nam on July 1, 1966, where he served until July 1, 1967. On May 28, 1969, their first child, a son, Troy Anthony Terhark was born, followed by their second child, a daughter, Melanie Jane Terhark on June 15, 1971. He was diagnosed with stomach cancer on March 20, 2000, and died at his home in rural Amery on November 30, 2000 after an 8 month struggle. He is missed by his family. | Terhark, James Gorden (I3138)
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| 515 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I4315)
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| 516 | Johanna Maria is al bijna 2 jaar oud als haar ouders trouwen. | ten Harkel, Johanna Maria (I6912)
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| 517 | Johannes Jacobus wordt bij geboorte "Romijn" genoemd, bij overlijden "van Hasselt" | Romijn, Johannes Jacobus (I1319)
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| 518 | Jong gestorven bij voeding door baboe (min) Graf bezocht door Wendie Hardeman zomer 2014 Begraven bij moeder: Willy van Zijll de Jong | Hardeman, Willem Johan Clement (I1205)
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| 519 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I948)
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| 520 | Jordensstraat 34 Rouwadvertentie vermeld dat er drie kinderen zijn. | von Stietz, George Eduard Gerard (I2866)
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| 521 | June 8, 1996 Leo's picture was in the Freeport paper ... trying to remove 3 pigs from his front yard. Caption: "A resident of the subdivision Oakwood Glyn in Freeport, had surprise visitors recently. A stray sow and her two piglets paid him a visit at his home. The pigs obviously wanted to make friends as they chased Leo around his yard. Leo did not cotton up to the idea as well as the pigs did." | Tielkemeier, Leo Dale (I3367)
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| 522 | June Josephine Tretbar, age 74, of Osage, MN, passed away on Monday, January 5, 2009 at the Green Pine Acres Nursing Home in Menahga, MN. June was born on May 21, 1934 to Albert and Nellie (Kropp) Terhark in Todd Township near Park Rapids, MN. She was baptized and confirmed at St. John's Lutheran Church in Park Rapids and also taught Sunday school there. It was in the Park Rapids area that she attended school and graduated with the class of 1952. She was employed with Northwestern Bell Telephone Company as a telephone operator for 5 years. She married Lloyd Tretbar of Ponsford, MN on May 21, 1957 in the pastor's parsonage in Detroit Lakes, MN. 3 children were born to this union: Kenneth, Mark and Susan. She helped with the bookkeeping and answered the phone of her husband and sons' business. She was a member of TOPS club of Park Rapids from 1971 until 1991 where she held many offices. She also was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Ponsford, MN where she taught Sunday school for many years. In her spare time, June would knit numerous scarves, mittens and other items to give as gifts to family and friends. She also enjoyed the challenge of working a good crossword puzzle. June will be lovingly remembered for her thoughtfulness in sending out birthday cards to many, many recipients. She is survived by her husband, Lloyd of 51 years; 2 sons: Kenneth (Brenda) and Mark of Osage, MN; 1 daughter, Susan (Daniel) Potapenko of Burnsville, MN; 1 brother, Keith (Virginia) Terhark of Rosemount, MN; 9 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; as well as nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives. She was preceded in death by her parents; 2 brothers: Kenneth and Phillip; and 1 twin sister, Jane. Funeral services will be held 11:00 A.M., Friday, January 9, 2009 at the St. John's Lutheran Church in Park Rapids with Pastor John M. Johannes officiating. The casketbearers will be: Greg Tretbar, Andy Tretbar, Joe Tretbar, Dan Potapenko Jr., Stephen Potapenko and Josh Yliniemi. The organist will be Marilyn Oelfke. The congregational hymns will be: "How Great Thou Art", "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" & "I Know That My Redeemer Lives". A luncheon will be hosted at the church following the service for all to attend. Interment will be made in the St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery in Ponsford, MN. Visitation will be held from 5-8:00 P.M., Thursday, January 8, 2009 at the Jones-Pearson Funeral Home in Park Rapids and one hour prior to the service at the church on Friday. | Terhark, June Josephine (I3190)
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| 523 | June Neta Terhark, age 85, a life-time Park Rapids, MN resident, passed away peacefully to her eternal home on Friday, December 27, 2013 at the Diamond Willow Assisted Living of Park Rapids with her loved ones at her side. June was born on June 16, 1928 to Harry and Ruth (Braatz) Hitchcock on her parent's farm in Henrietta Township near Park Rapids, MN. She attended public school in Park Rapids graduating with the Class of 1946. June was united in marriage to James Edwin Terhark on May 21, 1948 in Dorset, MN. Their marriage was blessed with eight daughters. June devoted herself to making a warm and loving home for her husband and daughters. She was a long-time and faithful member of St John's Lutheran Church where she was a member of the Evening Guild for many years. When her husband died suddenly in 1978, she became both mom and dad to her family. She will be lovingly remembered by her eight daughters: Sue Litzau of Park Rapids, Linda (Walt) Leckner of Park Rapids, Nancy Terhark of Park Rapids, Reenie Campbell of Crescent City, CA, Carol Terhark of Moorhead, MN, Debbie (Brian) Luther of Park Rapids, Janie (Tim) Wheeler of Park Rapids and Shari (Vance) Carlson of Park Rapids; her 21 dearly loved grandchildren: Missy Quinn, Rob Litzau, Ron (Lynn) Litzau, Jessie Litzau, Jim (Emily) Leckner, Patti (Chris) Goodman, Ryan (Jessica) Leckner, Sarah (Rhyn) Noll, Jason (Katie) Campbell, Jennifer Campbell, Ben (Vanessa) Campbell, Josh Terhark, JT (Sarah) Luther, Luke (Molly) Luther, Megan Luther, Katie Luther, Amy Luther, Taylor Wheeler, Chris Wheeler, Alyssa Carlson and Austin Carlson; her 33 precious great grandchildren: two brothers: Philip Hitchcock of Pine Island, MN and Richard (Joyce) Hitchcock of Fergus Falls, MN; 1 sister, Dorothy Embree of Park Rapids; two sisters-in-law, Etta Mae Hitchcock of Salem, OR and Sharon (Roger) Winter of Park Rapids as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. June's daughters will remember her for her endless pots of coffee and the hours of laughing, sharing stories, and reading the paper around the kitchen table. Also for her strawberry/raspberry jams that started with a morning of picking and ended with a jar of jam for all. Sunday church was followed by lunch at moms, where she could take a pound of hamburger and magically make it into a meal for however many people showed up. June was an inspiration to all of them in many ways... some of which they have yet to discover. Most of June's grandchildren knew her as the Green House Grandma. They were the highlight of her day. Her house was often referred to as Grand Central Station because of her open door policy, welcoming hugs, and her seemingly bottomless cookie jar. Her house was often filled to capacity with grandkids along with their friends. Some of her favorite things to do were watching Twins games, driving to look for deer (100+ at last count), family reunions, the chicken dance, and family holidays especially Christmas Eve. She also loved to walk - lots of miles were happily spent walking around Park Rapids, often with friends and family. June's faith, trust, and love in the Lord were a very important part of her life. She rarely missed a chance to attend worship and her St John's church family was an essential part of her life. She always ended her day reading the Bible and the Portals of Prayer. June was preceded in death by her husband, James Terhark; mother and father, Harry and Ruth Hitchcock; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Everett and Fern Terhark; brothers, Dean, Don and Dave Hitchcock; sister, Dee Lindow; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Jerry and Lorraine Terhark; brother-in-law, Dave Shackman; sisters-in-law, Jacque Hitchcock, Georgia Hitchcock, Bev Hitchcock; and brothers-in-law, Bill Lindow and Royce Embree. Funeral services will be held at 11 AM Tuesday, December 31, 2013 at St Johns Lutheran Church with Rev. James Neubauer and Rev. Timothy Heinecke officiating. Music will be provided by Sarah Kaufenberg (organist), Roberta Hitchcock (flutist) and Lynn Just (soloist). Congregational hymns will be: "What A Friend We Have in Jesus" "Children of The Heavenly Father" and "Jesus Loves Me". The active casket bearers will be: Jim Leckner, Rob Litzau, Ron Litzau, Ryan Leckner, J.T. Luther and Luke Luther. The rest of her grandchildren will serve as honorary casket bearers. Interment will be made next to her husband, James Terhark, at the Greenwood Cemetery in Park Rapids. Visitation will be held from 5 to 7 PM Monday, December 30, at the Jones-Pearson Funeral Home in Park Rapids and for one hour prior to the service at the church on Tuesday | Hitchcock, June Neta (I1446)
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| 524 | Kapitein Infanterie | Bax, Jacobus Frederik Nicolaas (I5650)
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| 525 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I1486)
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| 526 | Keizerstraat | Kingwel, Catharina Johanna (I8899)
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| 527 | Keizerstraat | Kinwel, Willem (I8900)
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| 528 | Kevin was married April 1, 1983 to Linda Reynolds. Linda's children by previous marriages: * Jim Quartarone In 1999 Jim lives in Los Angeles California * Marcy Reynolds Marcy is divorced from Craig Dehls. She lives in Denver Colorado * Melissa Reynalds. lives in Colorado Springs Colorado. Kevin and Linda were divorced about 1993 and Linda died in April 1995. She is buried in Denver. 1999 Kevin served in Bosnia a couple of years ago and is currently stationed in South Korea * Flew AH-1F Attack helicopter five years U.S. Calvary. * Current Aircraft UH-60L Assault Helicopter * Ten Years enlisted service Field Artillery Awards: 4 = Army Achievement Medals 2 = Army Commendation Medals 1 = National Defense Ribbon 4 = Good Conduct Ribbons: 4 = Overseas Medals 2 = NCOES Ribbons Graduated from the Army Warrant Officer Candidate School at Fort Rucker, Alabama. (November 1989) March 20, 1990: My son, Kevin Lee Wagand, ran into a Kevin L. terHark while both were in helicopter flight training at Ft. Rucker, Alabama. I have had a book on that terHark family since the 1980s ... we capitalize the "H" ... they use the lower case "h". This family is mainly in Iowa and Minnesota. I have not had a chance to type all their information into this book as of June 2000 but am working on it. They came from The Netherlands in the early 1900s. Incidentally, Kevin L. Terhark has an aunt ... Nancy Terhark, born May 4, 1942; Kevin Lee Wagand's mother (me) is Nancy TerHark Wagand, born November 3, 1941. | Wagand, Kevin Lee (I3461)
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| 529 | Known as "Chuck". Buried at Lincoln Cemetery, Aurora, IL | Gartman, Charles Edward (I734)
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| 530 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I747)
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| 531 | Kok | Nieuwveld, Aart (I6337)
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| 532 | Koopman | Nieuwveld, Abraham (I6296)
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| 533 | Koopman te Oakland, Ohio, USA | Muntendam, Willem Gijsbert Karel (I5645)
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| 534 | Kornelis Luitjens van Oostwold Klaaske Duurts van F.W. | Gezin F3414
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| 535 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (12940368)
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| 536 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (18929736)
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| 537 | Kreeg ooit van de koning een schenkkan voor moedig gedrag. | Nieuwveld, Willem (I6480)
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| 538 | Kwam uit familie van sigarenmakers. Anneke ter Hark - Nieuwveld herinnert zich een huisje aan het Raam in Gouda waar Janus, broer van Johanna op zolder sigaren maakte. Oom Janus had diverse zonen (Bart, Joost) en twee dochters (Nel en Everdien). | van der Valk, Johanna (I3411)
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| 539 | Lakenkoopman in Veenendaal en Ede, wolhandelaar, soldaat in de tiendaagse veldtocht in 1831. Van de veldtocht is een dagboek, een heldenepos en zijn brieven overgeleverd. | Hardeman, Johannis (I1016)
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| 540 | Landbouwer op "Het Harkel" en op "Kiskamp" aan de Oude Borculoseweg in Olden Eibergen | te Harkel, Arent (I5165)
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| 541 | Landon lived 30 minutes was 1 lb 1.7 oz 11 1/2 inches long. | Rompf, Landon Dean (I5703)
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| 542 | Last name could have been "Finch" | Finck, Ted (I694)
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| 543 | later werd achternaam Vresen | te Haverkamp, Teube (I1347)
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| 544 | Lena Hockman Rockford – Lena Hockman, 89, a resident of St. Ann Center in Rockford, formerly of Freeport, died Monday, December 18, 1995 at the Center. She was a member of St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kent, Pearl City Eastern Star, and Blackhawk Home Bureau. Born April 7, 1906 in Freeport, she was a daughter of Frederick and Janna (Nieman) TerHark. She married Morrell M. Hockman on February 6, 1935. He died December 1, 1971. Surviving are two sons, Harold (Martha) Hockman of Westfir, Oregon, and gary Hockman of Pearl City; two daughters, Carolyn Hockman of University Park and Joyce (Louis) Fisher of Rockford; four grandchildren; two brothers, Fred TerHark of Shannon and Richard TerHark of Freeport; and two sisters, Anna Riebe and Jennie (Avery) Keppen, both of Waukegan. Also preceding her in death was one son; three sisters and three brothers. Funeral service will be 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Walker Mortuary with the Rev. Barbara Rapp of St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church in Kent officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. | Terhark, Lena (I3212)
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| 545 | Leona Terhark, age 83 of Little Rock, IA died Sunday, March 24, 2013 at the Good Samaritan Society at George, IA. Funeral services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at the Tabernacle Baptist Church in George with Pastor Bryan Anderson, officiating. Burial will be in the Pleasant View Cemetery at Little Rock. Visitation will be Tuesday, March 26th from 2:00 – 8:00 p.m. with the family present from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. at the Tabernacle Baptist Church in George. Leona Marian Terhark was born October 19, 1929, daughter of Neal and Jennie (Johnson) Stomberg. At the age of 10, Leona came to know Jesus Christ as her personal Savior at a revival meeting and was baptized a short time later. She attended country school, Elgin #4, through the 8th grade and worked in the George Bakery for a short time. She married Charles Terhark on June 6, 1949 in their farmhouse with Rev. Harm Johnson (uncle) officiating. Early in their marriage Charles and Leona lived in a tenant house adjacent to the current home where they farmed together with her parents. Leona helped on the farm walking beans, driving tractors and doing chores. In the late 1970's she started Terhark Book & Bible, where she sold bibles, wedding invitations, toys, jewelry and her favorite, Precious Moments dolls for over 35 years. Leona lived her entire life on the homestead farm until she suffered a stroke in November of 2010, thereafter being cared for at the Good Samaritan Center in George. Leona will be remembered for her dedication to family, unselfish generosity, and her desire for others to know the Lord. Those left to cherish memories of Leona include her children, Orvis (Gloria) Terhark of Blue Earth, MN; Gaylen (Deb) Terhark of Little Rock, IA; Glee Meyer of Sheldon, IA; Kandace (Wayne) Kampman of Albert Lea, MN; Darin (Shannon) Terhark of Brandon, SD; Grandchildren, Tyson (Kelly) Terhark of Horace, ND; Marnie (Rob) Norman of Blue Earth, MN; Jason (Kim) Terhark of Little Rock, IA; Jill (Wade) Netten of Little Rock, IA; Brent (Laura) Tjepkes of Sioux Falls, SD; Kelsey (Jimmy) Buehler of North Branch, MN; Brian Tjepkes of Sioux Falls, SD; and Gavin and Grayson Terhark of Brandon, SD; 13 great-grandchildren; Brother-in-law Marlin Terhark and Sister-in-law Shirley Muldoon and her husband John. She was preceded in death by Charles, husband of 58 years; parents, Neal and Jennie; sisters, Harriet Wagenaar and Jeanette Mulder; Brothers-in-law, Delmer Terhark, Enno Wagenaar and Kenneth Mulder. | Stomberg, Leona Marian (I2875)
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| 546 | Levenloos geboren | ter Harkel (I10737)
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| 547 | Levenloos geboren. Geboren vóór huwelijk met Harm Beishuizen. | ter Harkel, N.N. (I205)
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| 548 | Lid der firma G. Duuring en zoon. Lid gemeenteraad Rotterdam 1861 - 1869. Met zijn vrouw Regent en Regentes van Burgerweeshuis van Rotterdam. Eigenaar van de buitenplaats 'Vredenoord' en der ridderhofstad 'Oudaen'. Heer van Oudaen en Breukelen St. Pieter. | Duuring, Gerard (I574)
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| 549 | Lid der provisionele municipaliteit 25 januari 1795, doch bedankt den 26en. d.a.v. | Schuurman, Theodorus (I2696)
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| 550 | Lid van de firma H. Muntendam, assuradeuren te Amsterdam | Muntendam, Hendrik (I5634)
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