Talk:Project/Emigrants(Landverhuizers) from Drenthe, Friesland and Groningen

Things to do [21 May 2013]

• making a table with the emigrants from Groningen, Friesland, Drenthe in the years 1847-1872
• add Old Groningen--henk 05:41, 20 May 2013 (EDT)
• put the dates in a table
• The Old places

[20 May 2013]

Low Prairie/South Holland [20 May 2013]

[1]--henk 10:15, 20 May 2013 (EDT)

First settlers Graafschap [20 May 2013]

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• Lambert Tinholt, 1849;
• child of A. J. Neerken, 1850;
• Geesje Kropschat, 1850;
• Geert Kamps, 1850;
• Roelafje Schrow, 1850;
• Hendrik Brinkman, 1850;
• Wilhelmina H. Van Zanten, 1851;
• Gerrit Bouws, 1851;
• Hendrikje Klomparens, 1851;
• Derk Oude Gindel, 1851;
• Trutje Lucas, 1851;
• Jan Hendrik Lubbers, 1851;
• Johannes Hovenga, 1852;
• Steven Lucas, 1852;
• Berend Vos, 1852; and
• Janna Lamping, 1852.--henk 13:43, 20 May 2013 (EDT)

Massachusetts of Boston 24 Apr 1849 [21 May 2013]

http://www.eenigenburg.org/mob.htm

http://www.aadas.nl/sites/default/files/proceedings/1987_2_Ettema.pdf The Da1enbergs ••• the Kuypers ••• the Eenigenbergs and Tons, De Jongs ••• Ambuuls ••• the Jonkers, and others, one by one.

The two De Jong families joined the Cornelius Kuiper, Jan Yonker, Johannes Ambuul, Jan Bras, Pieter Dalenberg, Jan Ton, Klaas Dalenberg, Hark Eeningenberg, Leendert Vander Syde, Pieter Oudendijk, Cornelius Dalenberg and Cornelius Hoogendunk families on April 18, 1849 for the 48 day voyage to New York City. The party then traveled by boat on the Hudson River, canals, and the Great Lakes to Chicago, where they rented an unfurnished house.. The group had intended to settle at South Holland, Illinois, but their scouting party, on its return trip, bought 160 acres of good land, now Roseland, 20 miles nearer to Chicago. = Pieter was known as de Meester. He was the first schoolteacher in de Hooge Prairie and an Elder in the First Reformed Church of Roseland. = De 9 oprichters van Roseland Johannes Ambuul, Jacob de Jong, Pieter de Jong, Klaas Dalenberg, Pieter Dalenberg, Jan Jonker, Cornelis Kuijper, Jan Ton, Leendert van der Sijde = Jacob had 40 acres and built his home near 104th and Michigan Avenue. Pieter had 35 acres and built at 107th and Michigan. Both brothers became successful truck gardeners and founders and officials of the First Reformed Church of Roseland. geboorte: 1/2/1811? overlijden: 18/6? 12/6?

beroep: Warmenhuizen

gebeurtenis: De tocht naar Roseland De tocht naar Roseland Nota’s over de familie

gezin in 1849 naar Noord-Amerika Pieter, a school teacher and church music master, was married to Tryntje Dalenberg. They brought six children, four sons and two daughters, to the US. Two daughters and a son were to be born in Roseland. huwelijk: 18350819 huwelijk: Warmenhuizen--henk 06:05, 21 May 2013 (EDT)

First dutch settlers in Milwaukee [21 May 2013]

[3]--henk 07:18, 21 May 2013 (EDT)