Van den Born and Nijboer lines

Van den Born's: One line Jack Vanden Born (b. 1943) April 7, 1992, revised July 2014. Peter van den Born’s (b. 1937) genealogical work, done mostly in the Arnhem archives, has identified our earliest known ancestor in the "van den Born" line as Jacob Jans (c. 1641-‐1684). He may have been the son of Jan Jacobs in de Maet (b., c. 1610) according to the investigations of Peter’s nephew, Peter Vermaat. Jacob Jans Jacob was born in Renkum, probably in 1641 and subsequently married Neeltje Jacobs (c. 1648-‐1733) about 1670. They lived in Renkum at the corner of Dorpstraat and Veerweg. A huge paper factory now lies to the south of the main road; and, a few metres further south the Neder Rijn River flows west. Three children were born to the couple: Jan (b. 1675), Cornelis (b. 1676), Jacomina (b. 1677). Peter found various documents with respect to Jacob Jans in the Arnhem archives. In one document, Jacob functions as the “onderschout,” a kind of court official helping the schout by doing the collections for whatever fines were levied or other low level elements of the schout’s tasks. The name at the bottom of the document reads “Jacob Jansen.” Another document shows the 1679 purchase of a piece of land close to Renkum (named the “Patacker”) by “Jacob Jansen” and “Naeltien Jacobs.” (Consistent spelling was not the order of the day at that time—Jacob Jans, Jacob Janse, Jacob Jansen; Neeltje, Naeltien, Neeltjen…) They probably grew tobacco on the Patacker. Further, it is likely that Jacob and Neeltje either bought or otherwise came into possession of three more parcels of land, although some of them may have come to Neeltje in her second marriage. In 1684 Jacob Janse was included in the summary of the membership of the “schutterij” of “Onze Lieve Vrouw”—a cloister for Roman Catholics. A “schutterij” was a voluntary city guard or militia, a precursor to local police forces, like the armed men pictured in Rembrandt’s “Night Watch.” They were the protectors of a town—protectors against attack or revolt, or fire. While voluntary, the officers were appointed by the government. But members had to pay dues and purchase their own equipment. I suspect an attraction for joining was not only in fulfilling civic duties, but also in the possibilities of further appointments. But, a schutterij could also function like a chapter of the Canadian Legion, where the pleasure is that of sharing drinks. Maybe Jacob Jans came to be an onderschout by virtue of his membership in the schutterij. Jacob died in 1684, aged about 43. Neeltje soon married Cornelis de Beet and together they had five children born between 1684 and 1692, so a total of eight children for Neeltje. In 1735, after Neeltje’s death, the four parcels of land were sold for 121, 190, 470, 302 gulden and the house in Renkum for 1360, a total of ƒ2443—a tidy sum. The daily salary of a land worker was about 20 stuivers (i.e., one gulden). Peter also learned that Neeltje Jacobs had two brothers who owned parcels of land on “de Born,” the piece of land which is the source of our family name. It’s a small area (about 50 hectares, i.e., about 125 acres) 5.5 km west and a bit north from Renkum, thus, between Wageningen and Bennekom on the north side of Kielekampsteeg and on both sides of Bornsesteeg. The middle picture has Pe van den Born walking south on Bornsesteeg. (23 May 2014). The land on the left (west) had an altitude of three metres on my Garmin GPS, and on the right (east) four metres. The centre of Bennekom, about one kilometre to the right had an altitude of eight metres. Neeltje’s two brothers, Willem and Cornelis, came into possession of the parcels, probably by inheriting them from their father. In the Arnhem archive, Pe van den Born found references to Jacob Willems van Heelsum (Heelsum is on the eastern side of Renkum) who possessed parcels of land previously owned by "Derck Cornelissen op den Born." Jacob Willems was the father of Neeltje Jacobs, and likely was related to Derck Cornelissen op den Born. Pe is confident that Jacob Willems had four children: Willem Jacobs, Cornelis Jacobs, Neeltje Jacobs (the wife of Jacob and the mother of Jan) and Hilleken Jacobs. He has clear evidence that Willem and Cornelis are brothers and that Neeltje and Hilleken are sisters, but not specifically that all four are brothers and sisters. But he is confident they are because of various documents that more or less imply it to be the case. De Born has a long history: Peter and his brother-‐in-‐law Arend Vermaat saw documents dating from 1430 with the name “de Born,” “op den Born,” and “van den Born” in connection to it. The word “born” could mean either a wet area or a border area. Both conditions applied to the piece: It could be wet from water draining into the area from the east and upwelling in the grass, but it was also midway between Wageningen and Bennekom, a border area. Jan Jacobs Jan Jacobs, (1675-‐1743), the oldest son of Jacob Jansen, married Jenneken Hendricks van Bleek (c. 1677-‐
1752), a girl next door in Renkum, in the late 1690’s. They had three children: Nieske (c., 1700), Reinder (c., 1702), Cornelis (b. 1706) Cornelis became our forefather. Like his father, Jan joined the Renkum schutterij in 1696. In the treasurer's books of the Renkum schutterij, Jan signed his name as "Jan Jacobs." Jan Jacobs must have been an affable sort of fellow because he was able to accumulate a wide variety of debts. ("Hij barstte van de schulden," wrote Peter.) He borrowed from the church diaconate (who, like the old Catholic bishops, were land owners in the Netherlands.) He bought 1/6 of a house from his brother for 75 gulden. In 1730 Jan was treasurer of the schutterij and signed the books on completing his term. He did not, however, bother to turn over the remaining funds, which were still being sought from him six years later. According to the records Peter van den Born found, Jan’s daughter, Nieske, was registered as a member in the Renkum church as Nieske van den Born on April 1, 1722 after doing profession of faith; not “Nieske Jansen” as would have been more common. A couple of years later, her younger brother Reinder, was registered as “Reinder Jansen.” Where did this last name come from? Why “van den Born?” Nieske’s father and mother lived near the cloister of Onze Lieve Vrouw in Renkum, half a kilometre east of her grandparents, Jacob and Neeltje. Why not simply Nieske Jansen? What inclined Nieske to refer to herself as “van den Born?” Pe leans to the idea that Nieske’s grandmother Neeltje somehow influenced Nieske and Cornelis to begin using the “van den Born” name. Nieske and her brother Cornelis’s great-‐uncle Cornelis (Neeltje’s brother) lived across the street from Neeltje and owned land on de Born. Or, could Niekse have visited her grandmother frequently and become friendly with Neeltje’s brother, Cornelis? (I do not know the birth date or death date of Cornelis Jacobsen, but his sister Neeltje was born in 1648, so assuming a birth date between 1640 -‐ 1650, in 1715 he might have been 75 when Nieske was 15.) Might Niekse and Cornelis have walked to de Born together, maybe to do a little farm work with the elderly Cornelis? (In May 2014 Pe and I easily walked the 5.5 km in an hour.) Or, could Jan have farmed on de Born with his uncle Cornelis? Maybe Nieske and Cornelis helped when they were old enough. It seems to me that a fairly powerful force would have been necessary for Nieske, Cornelis and their father Jan to begin using the “van den Born” descriptor and name. No one was required to adopt a family name, and the more common style of naming in Renkum at that time was to use patronyms. In England surnames did not come into usage until medieval times. The Norman conquest of 1066 introduced the practice to England. And, by 1400 most English families had adopted the use of hereditary surnames. In fact, by the 12th century, the use of a second name had become so widespread that, in some places, it was considered vulgar not to have one. The Statute of Additions, passed during the reign of Henry V in the early fifteenth century, gave full legal recognition to English surnames. In 1464, during the reign of Edward IV, the recognized insufficiency of given names for distinguishing individuals led to this first statute requiring the use of surnames. In the 16th century the Dutch nobility also began using permanent surnames, a practice that the general population gradually followed. These permanent surnames could be adopted from family patronyms, place names, descriptive traits, or occupational names. During this transitional period, a person could be known by his or her patronymic name, a permanent surname, both names together (where the patronym would be used as a sort of middle name), or they could alternate between the patronym and the surname in the records.By the 1600s, Dutch people began to turn their patronymic name into modern last names. Thus a Jan Hendricksen (Jan, the son of Hendrick) gave his son the surname Hendricksen instead of Jansen. However it may be, Nieske was listed with the “van den Born” name in 1722. Nieske’s brother Cornelis signed himself as “Cornelis Jansen van den Born” in 1730 when he signed up in the schutterij. And in 1731 their father Jan also signed his name as “Jan Jacobsen van Den born.” His handwriting skill was not well-‐developed. It is through Cornelis that the name comes down to us. Jan (Jacobs) van den Born died in 1743, “poor as church rat,” according to Peter. His sons paid a debt of 145 gulden in 1785, i.e., forty years after their father’s death. Cornelis “Jansen” van den Born Jan Jacob's son, Cornelis Jansen van den Born (c. 1706-‐1792), became a carpenter in Bennekom, and fathered 15 children during his lifetime! He married Nieske Gerrits (1707-‐1763) in 1732 and they received 10 children in the years 1733-‐1753. In 1739, the records show, Cornelis purchased three "schepels" (1450 m2) of land near Bennekom, and by 1758 he owned several pieces of land in the area. His wife, Nieske, died in 1763. Three years later, on June 6, 1766, Cornelis, 60 years old, married 29 year old Sophia Van Binsbergen. Together the couple produced five children, the last born on Feb. 18, 1778. Wow! Willem van den Born Cornelis' fourth child, Willem van den Born, (1739-‐1808) developed our family line further. Like his father, Willem married twice: first to Maaijtjen Everts of Arnhem, then to Geertruij Jans of Voorthuizen. With their help, he reared seven children. At some point during his life, Willem moved to a mill half way between Nijkerk and Putten for which he paid rent (pacht) to the honorable Mr. Goldstein-‐-‐lord of the manor Oldenaller. Evert van den Born The oldest son of Willem, Evert van den Born, (b. 1770) worked at the mill with his father but lived in Nijkerk. He married Gijsbertje Jans of Nijkerk. I do not have any stories from Peter about this man's occupation or land holdings. Willem van den Born The oldest son of Evert and Gijsbertje van den Born, Willem van den Born (1795-‐1853), moved to Huizen about ten miles west of Nijkerk and in 1818 married Evertje Vlaanderen, an orphan since her early youth. Willem came to be called "Woeste Willem” of “Huizen," wild Bill of Huizen. His wife's grandmother operated the family mill as best she could, i.e., not very well. (The mill is pictured on the lithograph John Vandenborn has on the wall of his house in Busby.) But Willem gradually took over the operation and by dint of hard work and frugal living paid off the debts. Willem and Evertje produced ten children in Huizen. The last child, Jan van den Born (1837-‐1913, my great-‐grandfather) grew up there. Willem van den Born died in 1853, i.e., when his son Jan was 16 years old. Perhaps an epidemic of some kind struck the area since Willem died on August 9 and his 21 year old daughter Evertje died on Aug. 11. Later, Jan moved to Lage Vuursche to begin work at another mill, probably in the later 1860's. I presume he worked at the mill his father operated before that. But in the Lage Vuursche he met Hilke Schriever, a servant girl with the lady Drakenstein, a local notable. He not only met her, the two of them got along so well that she became pregnant in the fall of 1871, a fact that troubled Jan the remainder of his life. Both were in their middle thirties, hardly spring chickens. I don't know the economic situation that had brought Hilke from Germany to Lage Vuursche or where in Germany she had come from. The marriage became reasonably successful and the two continued working the mill for some years. But it didn't go all that well. American grain began coming to Europe in that period and it seems likely that the local grain-‐
feed economy came under pressure. Thus in the spring of 1886 Jan and Hilke van den Born moved to Voorthuizen. In May 1886 Jan van den Born was registered as member of the Voorthuizen Hervormde Kerk by Rev. Willem van den Bergh. This church became the second congregation to split away from the main reformed denomination in the Abraham Kuyper-‐led-‐movement called the Doleantie. In January 1890 Jan joined the Voorthuizen Gereformeerde Kerk, after the group lost possession of the building where the split began. The membership shift linked Jan and many of his descendants to the Kuyperian movement in terms of the Gereformeerde Kerk and the Christian Reformed Church. I saw both the 1886 signature and the 1890 signature in the church minute books in Voorthuizen and Barneveld in March 1992. The Voorthuizen Hervormde Kerk minute books are kept in church and the Voorthuizen Gereformeerde Kerk minute books are in the archives of Barneveld city hall. Willem van den Born (1872-‐1943, my grandfather) was the first-‐born son of Jan and Hilke van den Born. His first fourteen years were spent in Lage Vuursche where he would have attended school; he did not go to school in Voorthuizen. Willem had two sisters—Johanna and Gezina and a younger brother who died at age 6. Willem was handsome; Gezina was also attractive, though less so than she herself thought, according to Peter van den Born. In Voorthuizen, Jan & Hilke rented a house, took in boarders and did laundry to make economic ends meet. The house still stands today, transformed into a restaurant called "De Punt." I think their two daughters helped in that enterprise while Willem travelled to work in the area. Willem signed up as a mill hand wherever he could. Labour contracts of this sort were normally for one year and all of them ran out on the same date. Willem moved from employer to employer quite often, likely looking for higher wages. Board and room was included with such agreements. With his work in various mills, Willem became quite skilful with maintaining and operating them. At some point, in the later 1890's I think, Willem began to work for a milk factory (a creamery) and feed grinding mill near Terschuur about 8 km west of Voorthuizen. The milk factory owners had purchased a steam engine to turn the cream separators and thought that it could also turn grain grinders. Willem was employed to operate the grain milling part of the enterprise. He continued his work there and on May 20, 1902 married Gijsje Doppenberg, a girl from the Voorthuizen area. Willem and Gijsje had seven children—Johannes Jacobus van den Born, (Feb. 27, 1903-‐Nov. 8, 1980), Aaltje, (b., July 16, 1904-‐) and five others, the last born in 1913. Aaltje is our Tante Aal who lived in Lethbridge, Alberta. Grandfather Willem van den Born remained a workman in Terschuur until Sept. 1920 when he purchased the business. My father was 17 then and attended a business school in Amersfoort learning bookkeeping. The period from 1902-‐1920 must have been a fairly poor time for Willem, Gijsje and family. I would think that the first five years of owning the business must also have been difficult. In 1920 my father was still in school. After school and in the summers, he would have been busy helping produce feed and distributing it. Two younger brothers Jan (b., Nov. 1905) and Jacob (b., Nov. 1906) did not continue school beyond the normal grades 1-‐6. A fourth brother Gerrit was born in 1910. But my father was encouraged to continue in school—he was smart, or so his father presented him to others. That favoured presentation was not well-‐received by my father's brothers and sisters. To complicate the family structure further, my father served in the armed forces in 1921 & 1922 and learned to give orders. I would guess that the decade in the twenties was not all that happy in the van den Born house in Terschuur. The feed business matured, but the three brothers and my father stayed away from each other more than working together. I would think that everyone was pleased when my Dad and Mother married in 1930. My father moved to Rhenen in 1929 where in anticipation of his marriage he had purchased a mill with the help of his father's co-‐signature on a bank loan. The purchase price was 14,000 gulden. Jan, Jacob & Gerrit continued to work with their father Willem in the feed business in Terschuur while my Dad developed a business in Achterberg, a village just north of Rhenen. The decade of the thirties was not good economically, but animals needed feed whether or not there was a depression. I think my father did all right in Achterberg. Then the war came-‐-‐ very upsetting and it led to our family's immigration to Canada in May 1949. Ancestry of grandmother Gijsje Doppenberg (1874-‐1944) Tijmen Dercks Dobbenberg ( -‐1774) m. (1758) Maria Kluppel ( -‐1795) Jannes Tiemensen Dobbenberg (Doppenberg) (1765-‐1833) m. (1789) Elisabeth Abrahamsen (1770-‐1852) Gerrit Doppenberg (1799-‐1869) m. (1) (1822) Geertje Hendriksen (1799-‐1840) m. (2) (1840) Breunisje Mosterd (1813-‐1887) Jan Doppenberg (1842-‐1890) m. (1871) Aaltje van den Brink (1844-‐1896) Gijsje Doppenberg (1874-‐1944) m. (1902) Willem Hendrik Hendrikus van den Born (1872-‐1943) Johannes Jacobus van den Born (1903-‐1980) m. (1930) Nennetje Nijboer (1904-‐1983) whvb/20-‐Sep-‐09 Willem & Jan Nijboer Lines Jack Vanden Born, September 2009 Willem Rijcksen, our earliest known ancestor in the Nijboer line (apart from Floris V, 1254-‐1296), apparently moved from Wormingen (within Apeldoorn now) to the Putten area around 1715, a distance of about 25 km. He fathered at least one son—Aart. (It appears that the family name “Nijeboer” or “Nieuwboer” was in use in the Apeldoorn area at this time. But it was Willem’s grandson, also named Willem, who adopted that family name in 1812.) •
Aart Willemsen, born c., 1713 in Apeldoorn. Aart Willemsen (1713-‐1760) was born in Apeldoorn. His father moved to the Putten area shortly after Aart’s birth. Later, Aart married Grietje Jansen (1730 – 1761) on Dec. 12, 1750 in Putten. Together they had four children. Aart died ten years later. His wife, Grietje, then married Gerrit Koopman on Aug. 03, 1761 and bore him a child, Josijntje, thirteen days later, i.e., on Aug. 16, 1761. Grietje died after that, sometime before the end of the year. • Jan Aartsen van de Broek (Jan. 24, 1751 – March 3, 1782) • Geertruid Aartsen (April 3, 1753 – ?) • Teunisje Aartsen (Sep. 02, 1755 – ?) • Willem Aartsen (Nijeboer), May 08, 1757 – Oct. 08, 1833 Willem Aartsen (May 08, 1757 – Oct. 08, 1833) was born near Putten, and professed his faith in the Lord in Putten at age 18. He was most likely a day-‐labourer in his early manhood, but on March 23, 1803 he married Gerritje Gerrits Wakker from Ermelo, and once married, he worked steadily on a farm just west of Putten, near Hoef, from 1802-‐1808. He apparently then rented, and, possibly, bought the farm called “Rouwendaal” in the years 1808-‐1814. His wife, Gerritje, had died in 1808 during the birth of their fourth child, Gerrit. Interestingly, on Aug. 08, 1812, in Ermelo, Willem adopted the family name Nijeboer. The new Napoleonic codes of the time required citizens to have a family name. So Willem became known as Willem Nijeboer. As can be seen below, various spellings of names, maybe of many Dutch words, were acceptable at the time. •
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Aart Nijeboer Gijsje Willems Nieuwboer Grietje Willems Nieuwboer Gerrit Aartsen Nijeboer April 29, 1803 – April 15, 1887 Dec. 12, 1804 – Sep. 22, 1870 Jan. 02, 1807 – April 7, 1861 Oct. 17, 1808 – Nov. 1, 1874 Gerrit Aartsen Nijeboer (Oct. 17, 1808 – Jan. 11, 1874), came to farm land at 1855 Husselsesteeg, Putten (4 km south of Ermelo) and eventually died near Putten. He married twice. The first marriage with Woutertje produced three children and second with Evertje van der Veen produced eight children. •
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Gijsbertje July 1, 1846 – April 19, 1920 Willempje Dec. 12, 1848 – 1929 Jannetje Aug. 13, 1851 – Aug.02, 1876 Grietje May 17, 1854 – April 15, 1921 Jan Oct. 18, 1856 – Dec. 30, 1861 Willem April 14, 1860 –Jan. 02, 1937 Jan June 21, 1863 – April 02, 1942 An unnamed still-‐born child, Jan. 01, 1865. Part 1—Willem Nijboer (1860-‐1937) Willem Nijboer (Apr. 14, 1860 -‐ Jan. 2, 1937) married Willempje van Middendorp (Mar. 28, 1865 -‐ Dec. 10, 1945) on Jan. 19, 1894 in Barneveld. They bought a farm, “Dronkelaar,” a few kilometres west of Barneveld, apparently with a loan co-‐signed by Teunisje van Middendorp. Willempje became an only child after 1875, and by 1894 her mother had been a widow for some 25 years. Willem and Willempje subsequently had nine children. •
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Evertje Nijboer Teunisje Nijboer Gerrit Nijboer Melis Nijboer Jan Nijboer Willem Nijboer Nennetje Nijboer Heimen Nijboer Gijsje Nijboer (1894-‐1992) Married Lubbert van Ramshorst, 1939 (1896-‐1974) (1897-‐1920) (1899-‐1919) (1900-‐1994) (1902-‐1993) (1904-‐1983) Married J. J. van den Born, 1930 (1906-‐1952) (1907-‐1993) Willempje van Middendorp, wife of Willem Nijboer Evert Heimen van Middendorp and Aaltje Elberts van Kootwijk (c., 1755) produced at least one child, born in Voorthuizen. •
Heijmen Evertsen van Middendorp (1785 – 1869?) Heijmen Evertsen van Middendorp (1785 -‐ 1869?) married Nennetje Everts van Westerveld (1792 – 1869?) in 1816. Both were from Voorthuizen, and they had three children. •
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Wouter (1822-‐1857) Meeuwis (1832-‐1832) Meeuwes (1833-‐1869+) Meeuwes van Middendorp (1833-‐1869) from Barneveld married Teunisje van het Hol (1833-‐1894) from Lunteren on Oct. 9, 1862. They had three children. •
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Nennetje van Middendorp Willempje van Middendorp Hendrik van Middendorp (1864-‐1875) (1865-‐1945) (1868-‐1869) Willempje van Middendorp (1865-‐1945) married Willem Nijboer in 1894 and together they had nine children. The second last was Nennetje Nijboer, my mother. Nennetje Nijboer (1904-‐1983) married Johannes Jacobus van den Born (1903-‐1980) on Sep. 5, 1930 in Barneveld. They lived in Achterberg (near Rhenen) from 1929-‐1949 and had seven children. The family emigrated to Busby, Alberta in May 1949. •
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Bertha Groot (1931-‐ ). Married William Groot in 1956. William Vanden Born (1932 -‐ ). Married Dixie Wierenga in 1958. George Vanden Born (1934 -‐ 1976) John J. Vandenborn (1937 -‐ 2014). Married Audrey Pawlyk in 1967. John Vandenborn (1938 -‐ 2013). Married Sophie Dobranski in 1960. Jack Vanden Born (1943 -‐ ). Married Avlyn Ellen in 1964. Wilco Vanden Born (1947 -‐ ). Married Audrey Hogenes in 1969. Evertje Nijboer (1894 – 1992), eldest daughter of Willem Nijboer, married Lubbert van Ramshorst (1891 – 1976) on Feb. 03, 1939. Evertje became the step-‐mother of Lubbert’s children. Lubbert had previously married Gijsbertha van der Laak (1893 – 1935) in 1920, and together they had eleven children, all born in Nijkerk. •
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Margaretha van Ramshorst, (Mar. 01, 1921 – Dec. 01, 1922) Wilhelmina van Ramshorst, (Feb. 14, 1922 -‐ ?) Evert van Ramshorst, (Sep. 13, 1923 -‐ ?) Margaretha van Ramshorst, (Jan. 03, 1925 -‐ ?) Gerritje van Ramshorst, (Feb. 26, 1926 -‐ ?) Cornelis van Ramshorst, (April 23, 1927 -‐ ?) Lubbert van Ramshorst, (April 02, 1928 -‐ ?) Gijsberta van Ramshorst, (Nov. 07, 1929 -‐ ?) Everhard van Ramshorst, (Feb. 05, 1931-‐ ?) Jansje Gerarda van Ramshorst, (Oct. 16, 1933 -‐ ?) Part 2—Jan Nijboer (1863-‐1942) Gerrit Aartsen Nijeboer (1808 – 1874) married two times: first Woutertje van Wijnkoop (1816 – 1845) and, secondly, Evertje van der Veen (1823 – 1879). Their seventh child was Jan Nijboer (June 21, 1863 – April 02, 1942). Jan Nijboer married Petertje Schipper (Feb. 13, 1876 – May 1, 1937) in Putten on Dec. 22, 1905. They farmed land near Putten and had four children. •
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Gerrit Nijboer (Feb. 18, 1905 – Jan. 20, 1985) Hendrikus Nijboer (June 7, 1906 – Mar. 11, 1995) •
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Evertje Nijboer (Sep. 28, 1909 – July 21, 1996) Gijsbertje Nijboer (Jan. 19, 1913 – June 21, 1978) Married Aart van Asselt. 1941. Evertje Nijboer married Willem van de Bruinhorst (May 02, 1912 -‐ April 7, 2004) on May 2, 1934 in Nijkerk. They had six children. •
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Aaltje van de Bruinhorst (Aug. 19, 1934 -‐ ). Married Cornelis van Rootselaar. Jannetje van de Bruinhorst (June 06, 1936 -‐ ). Married Coop Koekoek in 1960, and Gradus Kreijkas in 2000. Gerarda van de Bruinhorst (June 06, 1939 -‐ ). Married Maas Roseboom. Petronella van de Bruinhorst (April 02, 1942 -‐ ). Married Frans ten Voorde. Evertje van de Bruinhorst (Mar. 25, 1944 -‐ ). Married Marinus Klaasen. Gerard van de Bruinhorst (Feb. 13, 1946 -‐ ). Married Anna Keurhorst. Five children. Gert van Rootselaar, son of Aaltje and Cornelis van Rootselaar, scanned and e-‐mailed me ten pages from which information for the Jan Nijboer family line was taken. Evert-‐Jan van Asselt, son of Gijsbertje Nijboer (1913 – 1978) and uncle of Gert van Rootselaar, created a 280 page genealogical register from which Gert scanned the relevant pages. The ancestry of our grandfather Willem Nijboer (1860-‐1937) Willem Rijcksen Aart Willemsen (1713-‐1760) m. (1750) Grietje Jansen (1730-‐1761) Willem Aartsen (1757-‐1833). He became Willem Aartsen Nijeboer in 1812. m. (1803) Gerritje Gerrits Wakker (d. 1808) Gerrit Aartsen Nijeboer (1808-‐1874) m. (1) (1835) Woutertje van Wijnkoop (1816-‐1845) m. (2) (1846) Evertje van der Veen (1823-‐1879) Willem Nijboer (1860-‐1937) Jan Nijboer (1863-‐1942) m. (1894) Willempje van Middendorp m. (1905) Petertje Schipper Nennetje Nijboer (1904-‐1983) Evertje Nijboer (1909-‐1996) m. (1930) Johannes van den Born m. (1934) Willem van de Bruinhorst Aaltje van de Bruinhorst (1934-‐ ) Gert van Rootselaar (source of the information in 2009) m. Cornelis van Rootselaar The ancestry of our grandmother Willempje Nijboer née van Middendorp (1865-‐1945) Evert Heimen van Middendorp m. (c. 1755) Aaltje Elberts van Kootwijk Heijmen Evertsen van Middendorp (1785-‐1869?) m. (1816) Nennetje Everts van Westerveld (1792-‐1869+) Meeuwis van Middendorp (1833-‐1869) m. (1862) Teunisje van het Hol (1833-‐1894) Willempje van Middendorp (1865-‐1945) m. (1894) Willem Nijboer (1860-‐1937) Nennetje Nijboer (1904-‐1983) m. (1930) Johannes J. van den Born Nennetje van Middendorp (1864-‐1875) The van den Born Line Jacob Jans born ~1641, Renkum, Holland, married in late 1660's, Neeltje Jacobs, born 1648, died 1733. Jacob died ~1684. Three children: Jan (b. 1675), Cornelis (b. 1676), Jacomina (b. 1677). Jan Jacobs born 1675, Renkum, married ~1700, Jenneken Hendriks van Bleek, born 1677, died 24 Aug 1752. Jan used the “van den Born” name in a 1731 legal document; he may have used the name casually before that, of course. He died in 1743. Jan and Jenneken also had three children: Nieske (c., 1700), Reinder (c., 1702), Cornelis (b. 1706) Cornelis* (Jansen) van den Born, b. 1700, d. 1792. He married (1) Nieske Gerrits, married 16 Nov 1732 in Bennekom, Gelderland, b. 1707 in Bennekom, Gelderland, d. 14 May 1763. He married (2) Sophia van Binsbergen, on 24 Jun 1766. I. Jacobus van den Born, b. 27 Aug 1733. II. Anneken van den Born, b. 7 Nov 1734 in Bennekom. III. Jan van den Born, b. 26 Dec 1735 in Bennekom. IV. Gerrit van den Born, b. 18 Aug 1737 in Bennekom. V. Willem* van den Born, b. 11 Oct 1739 in Bennekom, Gelderland, d. 5 Feb 1808 in Putten, Gelderen. He married (1) Geertruij Jans, married 18 Oct 1778, b. in Voorthuizen, Gelderland. He married (2) Maarijtjen Everts, married 1 Apr 1769, b. in Arnhem, Gelderland, d. 2 Jul 1778 in Putten, Gelderland. A. Hendrik van den Born, b. 29 Apr 1780 in Putten, d. 12 May 1784. B. Willem van den Born, b. 13 Dec 1782 in Putten. C. Evert* van den Born, b. 5 Aug 1770 in Aldermolen, Gelderland. He married Gijsbertje Jans, married 1793/1794, b. in Nijkerk, Gelderland. 1. Willem* van den Born, b. 1 Jul 1795 in Oldenaller, Gelderland, d. 9 Aug 1853 in Huizen. He married Evertje Vlaanderen, married 1 Nov 1818 in Huizen, Gelderland, b. 14 May 1797 in Huizen, d. 25 May 1880 in Huizen. a. Anna Maria van den Born, b. 22 Apr 1819 in Huizen, d. 16 Aug 1819. b. Gijsbertje van den Born, b. 31 Jan 1821 in Huizen, d. 4 Apr 1826. c. Jacob van den Born, b. 26 Feb 1822 in Huizen, d. 5 Apr 1850. d. Anna Maria van den Born, b. 24 Mar 1823 in Huizen, d. 27 Mar 1823. e. Evert van den Born, b. 21 Apr 1824 in Huizen, d. 16 Feb 1872 in Huizen. He married Jannetje Bakker, married 13 May 1855, b. 28 Aug 1832 in Muiderberg, d. 04 Nov 1915 in Huizen. f. Pieter van den Born, b. 14 Aug 1825 in Huizen, d. 30 Apr 1850. g. Gijsbertje van den Born, b. 16 Jul 1827 in Huizen, d. 12 Feb 1858. h. Anna Maria van den Born, b. 10 Aug 1828 in Huizen. i. Evertje van den Born, b. 7 Jun 1832 in Huizen, d. 11 Aug 1853. j. Jan* van den Born, b. 10 Mar 1837 in Huizen, Gelderland, d. 6 Jun 1913 in Terschuur, Gelderland. He married Hilke Schriever, married 26 Apr 1872, b. 23 Jan 1837 in Germany, d. 22 May 1916 in Terschuur, Gelderland. (1) Willem* H. H. van den Born, b. 22 Jun 1872 in Lage Vuurse, Utrecht, d. 14 Jun 1943 in Terschuur, Holland. He married Gijsje Doppenberg, married 18 May 1902 in Terschuur, Holland, b. 29 Nov 1874 in Voorthuizen, Gelderland, (daughter of Jan Doppenberg and Aaltje van den Brink) d. 21 Dec 1944 in Terschuur, Gelderland. (a) Johannes Jacobus* van den Born, b. 27 Feb 1903 in Terschuur, Holland, d. 9 Nov 1980 in Busby, Alberta, buried in Westlock, Alberta. He married Nennetje Nijboer, married 5 Sept 1930 in Terschuur, Holland, b. 3 Oct 1904 in Barneveld, Gelderland, (daughter of Willem Nijboer and Willempje van Middendorp) d. 2 Oct 1983 in Edmonton, Alberta, buried in Westlock, Alberta. [1] Bertha VandenBorn, b. 25 Jul 1931 in Rhenen, Holland. She married William John Groot, married 14 Jun 1955 in Edmonton, Alberta, b. 18 Nov 1921 in Andijk, Holland, (son of Simon Groot and Trijntje Visser). [A] Laura Jean Groot, b. 17 Mar 1956 in Edmonton. She married Andy McLeod, married 13 Aug 1983 in Smithers, B.C, b. 7 Feb 1954 in Prince Edward Island. 1. Caitlyn Jacinth McLeod, b. 30 Jun 1987 in Smithers, B.C. 2. Megan Jennifer McLeod, b. 17 Oct 1988 in Smithers, B.C. 3. Elin Victoria McLeod, b. 1 May 1992 in Smithers, B.C. [B] Blaine Derek Groot, b. 13 Mar 1957 in Edmonton, d. 13 Mar 1957 in Edmonton. [C] Donald John Groot, b. 27 Sep 1958 in Edmonton. He married Pat Dronkelaar, married 7 Apr 1990 in Edmonton, b. 24 Aug 1962 in Iron Springs, Alberta. 1. Michael John Groot, b. 10 Apr 1996. 2. Aaron David Groot, b. 30 Jun 1998 in Edmonton. [D] Helen Marlene Groot, b. 1 Oct 1960 in Edmonton. She married Joel Hughes, married 22 May 1993 in Edmonton, b. 23 Dec 1963. 1. Morgan Lee Hughes, b. 15 Mar 1996 in Edmonton. 2. Brandon Jamie Hughes, b. 30 May 1998 in Edmonton, Grey Nuns Hospital. [E] Wayne Douglas Groot, b. 1 Oct 1960 in Edmonton. He married Luz-‐Maria Lugo-‐Chan, married 8 Jan 1997 in Mexico, b. 5 Oct 1964 in Mexico. 1. Luis Emiliano Groot, b. 28 Jul 1999 in Edmonton. 2. Ana Sofia Groot, b. 12 Dec 2002 in Edmonton. [F] Marian Ruth Groot, b. 6 Mar 1962 in Edmonton. She married Wendell Allan Gelderman, married 15 Aug 1987 in Edmonton, b. 5 Apr 1960. 1. Hannah Karen Gelderman, b. 11 May 1989 in Edmonton. 2. Gabrielle Rose Gelderman, b. 9 Jan 1991 in Edmonton. 3. Simon William Gelderman, b. 22 Jun 1995 in Edmonton. [G] Jennifer Michelle Groot, b. 8 Sep 1966 in Edmonton. She married Theodore Forwell, married 14 Jul 2007 in Whitehorse, b. 14 Jan 1966. [2] William H.H. VandenBorn, b. 17 Nov 1932 in Rhenen, Holland. He married Edigna (Dixie) Wierenga, married 6 Jun 1958 in Edmonton, b. 27 Aug 1935 in Wisconsin, (daughter of Herman Wierenga and Harriet Westra). [A] Karen Jean VandenBorn, b. 15 May 1959 in Toronto, Ontario. [B] Mark Andrew Wierenga, b. 16 May 1961 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He married Debra Joy Huyser, married 21 Jul 1984 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, b. 18 Nov 1961. 1. Lucas Andrew Huyser-‐Wierenga, b. 7 Oct 1987 in Edmonton. 2. Maria Noelle Huyser-‐Wierenga, b. 27 Nov 1989 in Edmonton. 3. Abigail Rose Huyser-‐Wierenga, b. 15 Jul 1992 in Edmonton. 4. Alexander Andrew Huyser-‐Wierenga, b. 16 Jul 1997, d. 16 Jul 1997. 5. Emma Grace Huyser-‐Wierenga, b. 11 Apr 1999 in Edmonton. [C] Ann Elizabeth VandenBorn, b. 1 Nov 1961 in Edmonton, Alberta. She married Duncan Scott Gish, married 21 Aug 1999 in Edmonton, b. 20 Aug 1963. [D] Joan Eleanor VandenBorn, b. 15 Feb 1963 in Edmonton. She married Andrew Paul Geisterfer, married 17 Aug 1985 in Edmonton, b. 11 Sep 1960 in Grand Rapids. 1. Johannes Herman Geisterfer, b. 18 Jul 1990 in Edmonton, d. 18 Jul 1990 in Edmonton, buried in Westlawn Cemetary, Edmonton. 2. Zachariah Andrew Geisterfer, b. 1 Dec 1991 in Edmonton. 3. Samuel Peter Willem Geisterfer, b. 15 Nov 1994 in Edmonton. 4. Benjamin Mark Geisterfer, b. 20 Dec 1997 in Edmonton. [E] Elaine Margaret VandenBorn, b. 12 May 1971 in Edmonton, Alberta. She married Darren Schaaf, married 31-‐Dec-‐2000 in Honolulu, Hawaii, b. 17 Aug 1963. [3] Gerrit (George) Willem VandenBorn, b. 14 Apr 1934 in Rhenen, Holland, d. 5 Aug 1976 in Busby, Alberta. [4] John (Hans) Vandenborn, b. 19 Jun 1937 in Rhenen, Holland, d. 9 March 2014. He married Audrey Pawlyk, married 1 Apr 1967 in Edmonton, b. 15 Feb 1944 in Carvel, AB. [A] LeeAnn Carmen Vandenborn, b. 20 Jul 1967 in Edmonton. She married Robert Gordon Turnbull, married 11 May 1996 in Edmonton, b. 21 Aug 1965. 1. Cameron James Turnbull, b. 28 Oct 2002 in Edmonton. 2. Alexandra Caroline Turnbull, b. 2 Nov 2004. [B] Loraine Brenda Vandenborn, b. 21 Aug 1970 in Edmonton. She married Michael Robert Kolber, married 17 Jul 1999 in Edmonton, b. 12 Oct 1970. 1. Nicholas John Kolber, b. 24 Jun 2002 in Peace River. 2. Kate Mary Kolber, b. 9 Jun 2004 in Peace River. 3. Mark William Kolber, b. 29 Jun 2006 in Peace River. [C] Craig Byron Vandenborn, b. 11 Jun 1973 in Edmonton. He married Kimberley Nicole Waagenaar, married 20 Dec 2003 in Las Vegas, b. 18 Mar 1974. 1. Lindsay Lucianna Vandenborn, b. 30 Mar 2007 in Mexico. 2. Taylor Rae Vandenborn, b. 9 Jan 2010 in Brisbane, Australia. [5] John Vandenborn, b. 7 Sep 1938 in Rhenen, Holland, d. 24 Jun 2013 in Edmonton. He married Sophie Dobranski, married 20 May 1960 in Edmonton, b. 2 Oct 1940. [A] Deborah (Debbie) Lynn Vandenborn, b. 3 Mar 1961 in Montreal. She married Al Jandura, married 31 Jan 1993 in Edmonton, b. 20 Feb 1958. 1. Allison Leigh Jandura, b. 25 Oct 1994 in Edmonton. 2. Keith Allan Jandura, b. 26 Jun 1996 in Edmonton. [B] Daniel (Dan) John Vandenborn, b. 15 May 1962 in Sarasota. Florida, USA. He married Bernadette Astride Roska, married 31 May 1986 in Vimy, Alberta, b. 23 Sep 1965 in Inuvik (?). 1. John Thomas Vandenborn, b. 30 Sep 1988 in Edmonton. 2. Amanda Jeanne Vandenborn, b. 25 May 1990 in Edmonton. She married Devon YYY, married 6 Oct 2012. 3. Neil Daniel Vandenborn, b. 6 Nov 1991 in Edmonton. [C] Terry James Vandenborn, b. 24 Mar 1965 in USA. He married Donna Lee Westra, married 4 Jul 1992 in Lethbridge, Alberta, b. 11 May 1966 in Edmonton (?). 1. Brett Lloyd VandenBorn, b. 4 Apr 1994 in Lethbridge. 2. Erin Sophia Vandenborn, b. 8 Apr 1996 in Lethbridge. 3. Riley James Vandenborn, b. 27 Oct 1999 in Lacombe. [D] Douglas Allen Vandenborn, b. 11 Sep 1970 in Colorado, USA. He married Natalie Neilson, married 29 Apr 1994 in Texas (?), b. 24 Aug 1969. 1. Taylor Jean Vandenborn, b. Aug 2000 in Washington. 2. Jesse Allan Vandenborn, b. 30 Apr 2003 in Portland, Oregon. [6] Jack VandenBorn, b. 1 May 1943 in Rhenen, Holland. He married Avlyn Marie Ellen, married 22 May 1964 in Lacombe, Alberta, b. 9 May 1939 in Edmonton, (daughter of John Ellen and Tena Prins). [A] Jacquelyn Ruth VandenBorn, b. 7 May 1967 in Edmonton, Alberta. She married Remko William Oosterhuis, married 29 Jul 2000 in Edmonton, b. 23 Dec 1970 in Rocky Mountain House. 1. Anneke Ellyn Oosterhuis, b. 07 Nov 2001 in Edmonton. 2. Marijke Tena Oosterhuis, b. 27 Feb 2004 in Edmonton. 3. Saskia Trudy Oosterhuis, b. 21-‐Nov-‐2006. 4. Willem Jacob Oosterhuis, b. 1 Oct 2009 in Edmonton. [B] Lance Christian VandenBorn, b. 31 Jul 1970 in Edmonton, Alberta. He married Laurel MacLure, married 15 May 1999 in Jasper, b. 16 Oct 1975 in PEI. Divorced 2006. 1. Elijah MacLure VandenBorn, b. 30 Jul 1999 in Edmonton. [7] Herman Wilco VandenBorn, b. 3 Aug 1947 in Rhenen, Holland. He married Audrey (Adriana) Hogenes, married 15 Aug 1969 in Edmonton, Alberta, (daughter of Gerrit Hogenes and Antje (Ans) van den Boogaard) b. 8 Dec 1947 in Amsterdam, Holland. [A] Brian James VandenBorn, b. 12 Oct 1971 in Madison, Wisconsin, USA, d. 15 Jan 1987 in Edmonton, Alberta, buried 19 Jan 1987 in Westlawn Cemetery, Edmonton. [B] Glenn Jonathan VandenBorn, b. 25 May 1974 in Wilmington, Delaware, USA. He married Rebecca Jean Notenbomer, married 29 Sep 2001 in Edmonton, b. 8 Nov 1974, (daughter of Marty Notenbomer and Tina Notenbomer). 1. Hannah Faith VandenBorn, b. 30 Mar 2004 in Edmonton. 2. Elise Nicole VandenBorn, b. 2 Oct 2005 in Edmonton. 3. Marie Kaitlyn VandenBorn, b. 1 Jan 2009 in Edmonton. [C] Carita Anne VandenBorn, b. 4 Apr 1978 in Edmonton, Alberta. She married Kevin Heath Hofstede, married 17 Jun 2000 in Edmonton, b. 13 Jul 1978 in Edmonton, (son of Bill Hofstede and Jenny Hofstede). 1. Lynnea Adriana Hofstede, b. 1 Sep 2003 in Edmonton, Grey Nun's Hospital. 2. Madilyn Janneke Hofstede, b. 22 Nov 2005 in Edmonton. 3. Rachael Jacqueline Hofstede, b. 18 Jul 2008 in Edmonton. 4. James Wil Hofstede, b. 26 Jan 2011 in Edmonton. [D] Charlene Andrea VandenBorn, b. 30 Nov 1984 in Edmonton, Alberta. She married Benjamin Jeremy Bentum, married 22 Jul 2006 in Edmonton, b. 16 Jun 1984 in Woodstock, Ontario, (son of Jake Bentum and Janet Bentum). [E] Melodie Elizabeth VandenBorn, b. 14 Mar 1988 in Edmonton, Alberta. (b) Aaltje van den Born, b. 16 Jul 1904 in Barneveld, Gelderland, d. 5 Oct 1993 in Lethbridge, Alberta. She married Kees van't Land, married 20 May 1932 in Zwartebroek, Holland, b. 24 Oct 1903 in Barneveld, d. 8 Oct 1981 in Coalhurst. [1] Gijsbertha (Betty) Van't Land, b. 17 Mar 1934 in Epe, Holland. She married Leonard Vogelaar, married 18 Nov 1955 in Lethbridge. [A] Calvin Vogelaar, b. 7 Sep 1956 in Lethbridge, d. 7 Sep 1956. [B] Judith Carolyn Vogelaar, b. 14 Sep 1957 in Lethbridge. She married Allan Welke, married 15 May 1981 in Pincher Creek. 1. Erin Kathleen Welke, b. 9 Jun 1986 in Pincher Creek. [C] Andre Vogelaar, b. 11 Jul 1961 in Pincher Creek. [D] Carole Juanita Vogelaar, b. 29 Jan 1973 in Pincher Creek. [2] Janny Van't Land, b. 14 Jun 1935 in Epe, Holland. She married Dirk DeJong, married 16 Aug 1956 in Lethbridge. [A] Alice Janette DeJong, b. 28 Apr 1957 in Calgary. [B] Richard Harold DeJong, b. 28 Aug 1958 in Calgary. [C] Timothy Cornelius DeJong, b. 2 Sep 1962 in Calgary. [D] Mark Robert DeJong, b. 25 Aug 1968 in Calgary. [3] Wilhelmina (Wilma) Hendrika Van't Land, b. 18 May 1939 in Epe, Holland. She married Mike Sandstra, married 8 Jul 1960 in Lethbridge. [A] Ronald James Sandstra, b. 28 Jan 1962. He married Anita Sandstra, married 17 Oct 1980 in Lethbridge. 1. Christopher David Sandstra, b. 8 Aug 1978 in Red Deer. 2. Daniel Benjamin Sandstra, b. 26 Apr 1981 in Red Deer. 3. Joel Matthew Sandstra, b. 16 Jan 1985 in Red Deer. [B] Philip Michael Sandstra, b. 1 Dec 1963 in Innisfail. He married Gayle Sandstra, married 9 Jul 1988 in Saskatoon. [C] Anita Joyce Sandstra, b. 11 Jun 1965 in Innisfail. She married Rob Entingh, married 31 May 1986 in Red Deer. [D] Wilma Ann Sandstra, b. 29 Nov 1967 in Innisfail. She married Richard VanderLeek, married 19 Dec 1986 in Red Deer. 1. Matthew David VanderLeek, b. 19 Feb 1987 in Red Deer. [E] Theodore Grant Sandstra, b. 23 Jan 1973 in Red Deer. [4] Hendrika (Henny) Van't Land, b. 15 Jan 1942 in Epe, Holland. She married Cornelius (Gordy) Korver, married 24 Sep 1965 in Lethbridge. [A] Doug Ray Korver, b. 8 Jul 1968 in Lethbridge. [B] Paul Gordon Korver, b. 14 Dec 1972 in Edmonton, d. 17 Aug 1981 in Lethbridge. [C] Lorraine Grace Korver, b. 28 Dec 1975 in Calgary. [5] Jan Cornelis (John) Van't Land, b. 7 Jun 1945 in Epe. Holland. He married Teena Kits, married 15 Jul 1966 in Red Deer. [A] Bradley Cornell Van't Land, b. 26 Jun 1974 in Wetaskiwin. [B] Tania Corrine Van't Land, b. 14 Jul 1976 in Lethbridge. She married Mark Heins, married 19 Sep 1998 in Lethbridge. [C] Karen Lynne Van't Land, b. 27 Feb 1981 in Lethbridge. [6] Johannes Jacobus (Hans) Van't Land, b. 5 Jul 1947 in Apeldoorn, Holland. He married (1) Hilda Ovinge, married 20 Oct 1972 in Lethbridge, b. 29 May 1951 in Lethbridge, d. 21 Sep 2001 in Coalhurst, buried 25 Sep 2001 in Lethbridge. He married (2) Rita Kloopstra-‐Pool, married 23-‐Mar-‐2002 in Lethbridge. [A] Scott Conrad Van't Land, b. 17 Jul 1975 in Lethridge. He married Angela Greidanus, married 10 Jul 1999 in Lethbridge, b. 2 Dec 1979 in Lethbridge ??. 1. Noah Jacob Van't Land, b. 16 July 2001 in Lethbridge. 2. Caleb William Van't Land, b. 20 Dec 2002 in Lethbridge. 3. Eden Charity Van't Land, b. 7 Oct 2004 in Lethbridge. [B] Trevor Jason Van't Land, b. 1 May 1978 in Lethbridge. He married Samantha Badger, married 14 Apr 2001 in Lethbridge, b. 1979 in Marquette, Michigan, (daughter of Wayne Badger and Peggy Badger). 1. Brodie Jason Van't Land, b. 3 Jul 2003 in Lethbridge. 2. Rylee Elizabeth Van't Land, b. 20 Apr 2005 in Lethbridge. (c) Jan Willem van den Born, b. 2 Nov 1905 in Barneveld, Holland, d. 24 Feb 1981. He married Wilhemina (Mina) Bonhof, married 18 Jun 1936, b. 20 Dec 1908 in Holland, d. 16 Oct 2003. [1] William Hendrik Hendrikus VandenBorn, b. 29 Apr 1937 in Holland. [2] Peter VandenBorn, b. 31 Dec 1938. [3] Gijsje VandenBorn, b. 1 Dec 1941. She married Arend Vermaat, b. 11 Feb 1939 in Hoevelaken. [4] Lubbertus VandenBorn, b. 29 Sep 1943. [5] Willemina VandenBorn, b. 14 Jul 1948. [6] Aaltje Hilke VandenBorn, b. 2 Apr 1951. (d) Jacob (Jaap) van den Born, b. 19 Nov 1906 in Barneveld, Gelderland, d. 6 Apr 1984. He married Fokertje (Fo) Vellanga, married 13 Mar 1935 in Holland, b. 11 Dec 1909, d. 8 Mar 2005. [1] Willem Hendrik Hendrikus Vanden Born, b. 1 Dec 1936. [2] Trijntje Reintje Vanden Born, b. 12 Jan 1938. [3] Folkert Vanden Born, b. 18 Mar 1939. [4] Hillegonda Vanden Born, b. 29 Jun 1940. [5] Yme Tiede Vanden Born, b. 30 Sep 1941. [6] Gijsje Vanden Born, b. 23 Jan 1943. [7] Reintje Vanden Born, b. 3 Apr 1944. [8] Johannes Jacobus Vanden Born, b. 9 Jun 1945. [9] Jan Willem Vanden Born, b. 5 Aug 1947. [10] Hein Vanden Born, b. 8 Dec 1949. [11] Gerrit Vanden Born, b. 27 May 1950. (e) Gerrit van den Born, b. 5 Jan 1910 in Barneveld, Gelderland, d. 8 Mar 1954. He married Clara Feijen, married 7 Sep 1950 in Holland, b. 21 Feb 1923. (f) Hilke van den Born, b. 4 Aug 1913 in Barneveld, Gelderland, d. 1992. She married Gerrit Veenendaal, married 1939 in Holland. (2) Jacob van den Born, b. 1 Dec 1873, d. 16 Sep 1880. (3) Gezina van den Born, b. 25 Jun 1876, d. 1899. (4) Johanna van den Born, b. 2 Feb 1879. 2. Jan van den Born, b. 12 May 1797 in Nijkerk, d. 7 Oct 1798. 3. Hendrik van den Born, b. 18 Oct 1798 in Nijkerk, d. 11 Jan 1862. 4. Jan van den Born, b. 29 Oct 1801 in Nijkerk. a. Evert van den Born, b. 1830 in Amsterdam. (1) Willem van den Born, b. 29 Aug1867 in Harderwijk. (a) Evert van den Born, b. 21 Jun 1894 in Harderwijk. [1] Aalbertus van den Born, b. 1921 in Harderwijk. [A] Evert (Ed) Albertus van den Born, b. 1949 in Ermelo. (b) Willem van den Born, b. 4 Aug 1895. [1] Evert van den Born, b. 12 Jun 1927. [A] Erik VandenBorn, b. 1965 in USA. 5. Beert van den Born, b. 31 Oct. 1801 in Nijkerk. 6. Evert van den Born, b. 6 Nov 1805 in Nijkerk. 7. Wijmtje van den Born, b. 28 Dec 1808. D. Cornelis van den Born, b. 11 Jan 1772 in Putten, Gelderland, d. 1779. E. Willem van den Born, b. 6 Nov 1773 in Putten, d. 1779. F. Hendrik van den Born, b. 1 Jun 1775 in 1779. G. Niesje van den Born, b. 4 Apr 1777 in Putten, d. 1798. VI. Jenneken van den Born, b. 22 May 1741 in Bennekom. VII. Jantien van den Born, b. 14 Feb 1744 in Bennekom. VIII. Hendrik van den Born, b. 12 Sep 1745 in Bennekom. IX. Niesen van den Born, b. 17 Mar 1748 in Bennekom. X. Janna van den Born, b. 29 Nov 1753 in Bennekom. XI. Jan van den Born, b. 28 May 1767 in Wageningen. XII. Margarita van den Born, b. 27 Mar 1769 in Wageningen. XIII. Reinder van den Born, b. 2 Nov 1769 in Wageningen. XIV. Maria de Bruin, b. 16 Aug 1774 in Wageningen. XV. Geurtje van den Born, b. 18 Feb 1778 in Wageningen.

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