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98751	Married.	STAFFORD, Charles (I54993)
98752	Married.	STAFFORD, Ray (I25719)
98753	Married.	STAFFORD, Lewis W. (I43324)
98754	Married.	STAFFORD, Ray (I25719)
98755	Married.	STAFFORD, Lewis W. (I43324)
98756	Married.	MEREDITH, Orpha M. (I43055)
98757	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98758	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98759	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98760	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98761	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98762	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98763	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98764	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98765	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98766	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98767	Married. Had 5 daughters - see Vol 22 page 7 Stafford Data.	STAFFORD, Stephen Luther (I26110)
98768	Married. Name of spouse unknown.	MARTIN, Gary (I15144)
98769	Married: Marie F. Hull 9 FEB 1935 in Christian Co., Missouri -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social Security Death Index Name: Ray Loveland Last Residence: 98942 Selah, Yakima, Washington Born: 9 Jun 1910 Died: 16 Nov 1999 State (Year) SSN issued: Missouri (Before 1951) LOVELAND, Ray S "Doc"; 89; Selah WA; Yakima H-R; 1999-11-17 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Loveland&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=50&GScnty=2991&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=46992834&df=all& Ray Sigel Loveland Birth: Jun. 9, 1910, Missouri Death: Nov. 16, 1999 Burial: Terrace Heights Memorial Park, Yakima, Yakima County, Washington Spouse: Marie F. Hull Loveland (1917 - 1990)	LOVELAND, Ray Sigel (I121047)
98770	Married: Marie F. Hull 9 FEB 1935 in Christian Co., Missouri -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social Security Death Index Name: Ray Loveland Last Residence: 98942 Selah, Yakima, Washington Born: 9 Jun 1910 Died: 16 Nov 1999 State (Year) SSN issued: Missouri (Before 1951) LOVELAND, Ray S "Doc"; 89; Selah WA; Yakima H-R; 1999-11-17 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Loveland&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=50&GScnty=2991&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=46992834&df=all& Ray Sigel Loveland Birth: Jun. 9, 1910, Missouri Death: Nov. 16, 1999 Burial: Terrace Heights Memorial Park, Yakima, Yakima County, Washington Spouse: Marie F. Hull Loveland (1917 - 1990)	LOVELAND, Ray Sigel (I121047)
98771	Married: Marie F. Hull 9 FEB 1935 in Christian Co., Missouri -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social Security Death Index Name: Ray Loveland Last Residence: 98942 Selah, Yakima, Washington Born: 9 Jun 1910 Died: 16 Nov 1999 State (Year) SSN issued: Missouri (Before 1951) LOVELAND, Ray S "Doc"; 89; Selah WA; Yakima H-R; 1999-11-17 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Loveland&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=50&GScnty=2991&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=46992834&df=all& Ray Sigel Loveland Birth: Jun. 9, 1910, Missouri Death: Nov. 16, 1999 Burial: Terrace Heights Memorial Park, Yakima, Yakima County, Washington Spouse: Marie F. Hull Loveland (1917 - 1990)	LOVELAND, Ray Sigel (I121047)
98772	Married: Marie F. Hull 9 FEB 1935 in Christian Co., Missouri -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social Security Death Index Name: Ray Loveland Last Residence: 98942 Selah, Yakima, Washington Born: 9 Jun 1910 Died: 16 Nov 1999 State (Year) SSN issued: Missouri (Before 1951) LOVELAND, Ray S "Doc"; 89; Selah WA; Yakima H-R; 1999-11-17 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Loveland&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=50&GScnty=2991&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=46992834&df=all& Ray Sigel Loveland Birth: Jun. 9, 1910, Missouri Death: Nov. 16, 1999 Burial: Terrace Heights Memorial Park, Yakima, Yakima County, Washington Spouse: Marie F. Hull Loveland (1917 - 1990)	LOVELAND, Ray Sigel (I121047)
98773	Married: Marie F. Hull 9 FEB 1935 in Christian Co., Missouri -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social Security Death Index Name: Ray Loveland Last Residence: 98942 Selah, Yakima, Washington Born: 9 Jun 1910 Died: 16 Nov 1999 State (Year) SSN issued: Missouri (Before 1951) LOVELAND, Ray S "Doc"; 89; Selah WA; Yakima H-R; 1999-11-17 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Loveland&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=50&GScnty=2991&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=46992834&df=all& Ray Sigel Loveland Birth: Jun. 9, 1910, Missouri Death: Nov. 16, 1999 Burial: Terrace Heights Memorial Park, Yakima, Yakima County, Washington Spouse: Marie F. Hull Loveland (1917 - 1990)	LOVELAND, Ray Sigel (I121047)
98774	Married: Marie F. Hull 9 FEB 1935 in Christian Co., Missouri -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social Security Death Index Name: Ray Loveland Last Residence: 98942 Selah, Yakima, Washington Born: 9 Jun 1910 Died: 16 Nov 1999 State (Year) SSN issued: Missouri (Before 1951) LOVELAND, Ray S "Doc"; 89; Selah WA; Yakima H-R; 1999-11-17 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Loveland&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=50&GScnty=2991&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=46992834&df=all& Ray Sigel Loveland Birth: Jun. 9, 1910, Missouri Death: Nov. 16, 1999 Burial: Terrace Heights Memorial Park, Yakima, Yakima County, Washington Spouse: Marie F. Hull Loveland (1917 - 1990)	LOVELAND, Ray Sigel (I121047)
98775	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	SCOTT, Marilyn (I16557)
98776	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	SCOTT, Carroll (I16556)
98777	Marrige listing has the groom as Edmund Stafford.	Family F6953
98778	Marrige listing has the groom as Edmund Stafford.	Family F6953
98779	Marrige listing has the groom as Edmund Stafford.	Family F6953
98780	Marrige listing has the groom as Edmund Stafford.	Family F6953
98781	Marrige listing has the groom as Edmund Stafford.	Family F6953
98782	Marrion C., age ten months, is listed as son on the 1910 Douglas Co., Missouri census in the HH of John L. Williams. Marion, age 10, is listed as son on the 1920 Webster Co., Missouri census in the HH of John Williams. Marion, age 20, is listed as son on the 1930 Webster Co., Missouri census in the HH of John W. Williams.	WILLIAMS, Maron C. (I121148)
98783	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98784	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98785	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98786	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98787	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98788	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98789	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98790	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98791	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98792	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98793	Marritje Jans, born about 1607 in Flekkeroy, Norway was the daughter of Tryntje Jonas who was the first mid-wife of New Amsterdam and the sister of Anneke Jans. Anneke had married twice. First to Roelof Jansen in Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk in April of 1623 and the second time in New Amsterdam to Domine Everadus Bogardus in March of 1638. The records show that Marritje was married three times. Around 1632 she married Tyman Jansen, more than likely at Amsterdam in The Netherlands. He died before 1646, for in that year Marritje married for the second time to Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen on 28 August 1646 at the Reformed Dutch Church at New Amsterdam. Dirck died by July 1648 and the following year on 20 July 1649 Marritje married for the third and last time to Govert Loockermans. Marritje Jans and Tyman Jansen. They had one child, a daughter, Elsje (Elsie) who was born about 1633/34 in New Amsterdam. Elsie married twice, first, with intentions recorded 7 Jan 1652 at New Amsterdam, to Pieter Cornelis Vanderveen; and second, on 11 April 1663 at New Amsterdam to Jacob Leiser. Elsie had four children by Pieter. Three, Cornelis, Timotheus, and Margarita, were mentioned in her mother's will. Her second marriage to Jacob Leiser resulted in seven more children being added to her progeny: Susanna, Catharina, Jacob, Mary, Johannes, Hester, and Francina. Marritje Jans and Dirck Corneliszen Van Wensveen. From this marriage one child was born and baptized at the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam. He was christened as Cornelis and was recorded as Cornelis Dirckszen in marriage intentions to Grietje Hendricks on 17 Nov 1652. They had one son, Dirck Dirckszen, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 2/3/1674. Marritje Jans and Govert Loockermans. Govert had been previously married to Ariaentje Jans. He and Marritje had one child, Jacob, who was baptized at New Amsterdam on 17/3/1652 and witnessed by: Pieter Prins, Annetje Loockermans, and Jacob Van Couwenhoven. Records show that Jacob was alive but unmarried on 7/5/1677--the date of his mother's will. It was proved in New York on 22/7/1678 with a codicil dated 1/11/1677. Sources: NYG&BR, records of Reformed Dutch Church New Amsterdam, "Dear Cousin..." by William Brower Bogardus and many of the resources he mentions in his wonderful book.	JANS, Marritje (I28768)
98794	Marsel, age 1, is listed as son on the 1910 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Bedford Stafford. Marvin J., age 10, is listed as son on the 1920 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Bedford W. Stafford. Marvin, age 21, is listed as son on the 1930 Jackson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Bedford Stafford. Tennessee State Marriages Name: M J Stafford Spouse: Nina Clark Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1936 Marriage County: Jackson Marriage State: Tennessee Social Security Death Index Name: M. J. Stafford Last Residence: 37148 Portland, Sumner, Tennessee Born: 12 May 1908 Died: 26 May 1991 State (Year) SSN issued: Michigan (Before 1951) Marvin Stafford is named as brother in the Nov. 1990 Obituary for Raymond E. Stafford.	STAFFORD, Marvin James (I2065)
98795	MARSHALL --Services for Ethel Sinderella Boerboom, 81, of Marshall, will be today ( November 24, 1999 ) at 10:30 a. m. at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Marshall. Visitation is from 9:00 a. m. until time of service. Burial will be in St. Eloi Catholic Cemetery in Ghent. Rehkamp Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Boerboom died November 20, 1999, at Weiner Memorial Medical Center in Marshall. She was born August 4, 1918 in Lyon County to John and Martha (McDaniel) Stafford. She attended rural grade school and graduated from Marshall High School in 1936. She worked for Northwestern Bell until her marriage with John A. Boerboom June 4, 1940 at St. Eloi Catholic Church in Ghent. The couple farmed in the Ghent area until retirement in 1976 when they moved to Marshall. She did volunteer work, liked traveling and sewing and she especially enjoyed her family and friends. Survivors include her son Bennet of Marshall; daughters, Lorette Danielowski of Meyerstown PA., and Doris Hughes of Balaton ,MN; eight grandchildren; and nine great grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, one son, three brothers and one sister.	STAFFORD, Ethel Sindrilla (I69466)
98796	MARSHALL --Services for John A. Boerboom of Marshall will be held today (May 10, 1999) 10:30 a. m. at Holy Redeemer Catholic church in Marshall. Visitation is a Rehkamp Funeral Home is at 8:30 a. m. until the funeral. Burial will be at St. Eloi Catholic Cemetery in Ghent. Mr. Boerboom died at Weiner Memorial Nursing Home in Marshall on Friday (May 7, 1999) He was born January 5, 1914 to Jacob and Louise (DeWisperaeler) Boerboom in Ghent. He attended school at St. Eloi's and in New Ulm. He and Ethel Stafford were married on June 4, 1940 in St. Eloi's Church in Ghent. The couple farmed in the Ghent area until his retirement in 1976, when they moved to Marshall. He was active member of Holy Redeemer Church. He enjoyed rolle bolle, golf, fishing and playing cards with family and friends. Survivors include his wife; son Bennet of Marshall; daughters, Lorette Danielowski of Myertown, PA. ;And Doris Hughes of Balaton, MN; brothers, Edward of Ghent and Gerald and Vincent, both of Marshall, and sisters, Geraldine Carrow of Marshall and Bertha DeCamer of Ghent. He was preceded in death by his parents; son Michael; and his bothers Henry, August, Bill and Harry. He was Farmer and owned a farm in the area of Ghent Minnesota. Ethel Sindrilla STAFFORD and John A. BOERBOOM had the following children: All Living	BOERBOOM, John A. (I69475)
98797	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	COLEMAN, Marshall Hayes (I93914)
98798	Marshell, age 1 & eleven months, is listed as son on the 1920 Davidson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Elias S. & Alta Pinekard. Marshal, age 12, is listed as son on the 1930 Davidson Co., Tenn. census in the HH of Shanon & Alea Pinekane.	PINEKARD, Marshall (I121476)
98799	Martha applied for a Revolutionary War pension on January 30, 1840 in Morgan Co., KY.	CRAIG, Martha (I9275)
98800	Martha applied for a Revolutionary War pension on January 30, 1840 in Morgan Co., KY.	CRAIG, Martha (I9275)

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