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MRS. GERTRUDE JANSSEN

JIWelsch — 2009-09-06 22:54:10Z

Source Muscatine Iowa Journal Sat. Oct. 15, 1966
GERTRUDE JANSSEN
Mrs. Gertrude Janssen. 76, died at 4:05 a. m. today at Muscatine
General hospital. Mrs. Janssen came to Muscatine
20 years ago. She was on the staff at the Lutheran
Homes for about 10 years, and had retired, remaining as a
resident at the homes for the past 10 years.
She is survived by two sons, Rev. Erwin Janssen of Windsor,
Colorado, and Dr. Martin Janssen of St. Paul. Minn.
She was preceded in death by her parents and husband.
Services are pending at the George M. Wittich funeral
home. Interment will he at the Lutheran Homes cemetery.
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Source Muscatine Iowa Journal Sat. Oct. 15, 1966
MRS. GERTRUDE JANSSEN
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Janssen, 76, were held
at 2 p.m. Monday at the Lutheran Homes chapel.
The Rev. Henry C. Hafermann officiated
Mrs. Orra Mullenix was the organist, and Mrs.
Henry Rassmussen the vocalist. Pallbearers were Millard Nelson,
Rudolph Mattheis, Ben Matz and Fred Phillipi.
Interment was at the Lutheran Home cemetery.
Mrs. Janssen died Oct. 15 at Muscatine General hospital.

E. Evelyn Janssen, 92

JIWelsch — 2009-07-22 09:33:52Z

E. Evelyn Janssen, 92, Columbus Junction, died Saturday, Oct. 28, 2006, at Colonial Manor Care Center, Columbus Junction.

After cremation, burial will be at Trade Lake Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery, Frederic, Wis. Stacy-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services, Columbus Junction, is handling the arrangements.

Mrs. Janssen was born Aug. 22, 1914, in Grantsburg, Wis., the daughter of Andrew and Matilda Ekstrum Baldwin. She married Johnnie Janssen on April 6, 1935, in Grantsburg, Wis. He preceded her in death in 1979.

She was a farm wife, homemaker and mother and a lifetime member of Zion Lutheran Church, Frederic. Her special activity was making large, hand tied, heavy quilts. Many were sent to the Holy Land and many other countries through her church charities. In later years, she made twin size quilts and lap robes for cancer patients and those in retirement and nursing homes. Her greatest joy was spreading love to her family and friends and being a loving grandma.

Survivors include a daughter, Fern White Bylo of Columbus Junction with whom she made her home in the latter years; 10 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; eight great-great grandchildren; and four nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a son, James in 1974; a daughter, JoAnn in 1998; two special sons-in-law, Walt Yeschick and Chuck White; and a grandson, David Janssen in 1969.

Re: Fred, Jean and John Janssen

suezooper — 2009-05-09 19:29:35Z

Hello, Ingrid, I am Susan Janssen, youngest daughter of Fred. Frederich is the son of Gretchen and Johann that came to northeastern Ohio through Ellis Island New York from the port of Bremen with my great aunt Bertha on board the ship SS Muenchen. Departed port of Bremen April 5th,1928 and arrived New York, New York April 16th, 1928. Jean and John were both born in Ohio. Let me know if you still want information.

Re: janssen's from meservey iowa Email correction

patchfaye2 — 2009-03-17 02:26:52Z

I have had a slight change in email address. Please contact me at Patchfaye2@msn.com.

Thank you

Re: janssens from meservey iowa

patchfaye2 — 2009-03-16 04:33:22Z

I am a relative of the Meservey, IA Janssen's.

Please contact me at Patchfaye@msn.com so we can exchange info.

Thank you

Re: to delarae

patchfaye2 — 2009-03-16 04:27:12Z

Searching for Gene Janssen's granddaughter in Meservey, IA. I am a GG granddaughter of Jacob Cornelius Janssen and Trientje Bruns of Meservery, IA.

Could you please contact me if you still check this site so we can compare notes.

Thank you,
Patchfaye2@msn.com

JANSSEN Robert C 1944-2001 section 10

t42DFWNat — 2009-03-12 01:22:27Z

JANSSEN Robert C 1944-2001 section 10

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,802 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Harmon Albers Janssen, b. abt 1850, lived Livingston Co., IL

margerice1 — 2009-03-06 06:28:15Z

Harmon Albers Janssen, b. abt 1850, lived Livingston Co., IL
I have an original Cabinet Card photograph of “Harm Albers Jansen – father of W. J. Jansen”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. Photo was taken in Pontiac (Livingston Co.) IL in about 1890, and he looks to be approximately 40-45.

I found a Harm Rudolph Janssen, both in the 1910-1930 census records for Livingston Co, IL, and in the WWI Draft Registration, showing his DOB as 23 Feb 1878, His wife is listed as “Gesche”. Has to be a relationship between the Harm Albers in the photo, and the Harm Rudolph in the WWI registration, as they were in same county. 1880 census for Clayton (Woodford Co.) IL shows Harmon Janssen, age 38, with wife Annie, age 30. Children were Henry, 5; Kate, 3; and Mary, 9 mo.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Harm Janssen or Jansen.

Mary Janssen Reineker, b.Sep1879, dau of Harmon/Annie Janssen of Woodford Co., IL

margerice1 — 2009-03-06 06:25:57Z

I have an original Cabinet Card photograph of “Mary Janssen Reineker”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. Photo was taken by “Farley” Studio, and she looks to be about age 18.

I found Mary in the 1880 census, daughter of Harmon and Annie Janssen of Clayton (Woodford Co.) IL. She was age 9 months, with date of Sep 1879 listed.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Mary Janssen Reineker.

JANSSEN Charles M 1942-2002 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-20 23:29:30Z

JANSSEN Charles M 1942-2002 section 11

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,088 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Tonjes Janssen & Melta (Suit) Janssen from Extum, Germany

jtmeyer61 — 2009-01-11 21:36:03Z

I am looking for more information about the following family.

TONEJES JOHNSON/JANSSEN was born 19 Jan 1833 in Extum, Ostfriesland, Germany, and died 17 Mar 1918 in Titonka, Kossuth county, IA.

He married MELTA SUIT 1860 in Extum, Ostfriesland, Germany. She was born 05 Jan 1831 in Extum, Ostfriesland, Germany, and died 23 May 1910 in German township, Kossuth county, IA.

Immigration: 1867, Attended the Reformed Church

Children are:
GEESKE b. 1859, Extum, Ostfriesland, Germany.
JOANNA b. 12 May 1862, Germany; d. 23 Mar 1955, Kossuth county, IA.
GERTRUT b. 12 Sep 1863, Extum, Ostfriesland, Germany; d. 11 Jul 1947, Iowa.
HERMENA b. Aug 1866, Extum, Oestfriesland, Germany; d. Bet. 1870 - 1880.

Re: Janssen Family Tree/Cookbook

clintjanssen — 2009-01-05 12:29:29Z

I would love to get the site info ifyou still have it

Janssen came during WW1

clintjanssen — 2009-01-05 12:25:29Z

My great, great grandfather left the germany army because of diffence in beliefs (put mildly) moved north to meet his wife last name Janssen. Changed the family name to Janssen moved though the NY and ended in Oregan. Jess is a family first or middle name pasted 4 generations so far. My Father also mentioned that Martin is also a family name. I would be thankful for any information, I believe they moved through the Indiana Area

Re: Are you my brother?

clintjanssen — 2009-01-05 12:07:24Z

Hey, Corrie love ya Clint

Re: Janssen's in Canada or the Netherlands

clintjanssen — 2009-01-05 11:38:05Z

Hello, I am also looking for the Janssen Family ansestery. My great, great mother Janssen moved with her husband during World War 1. Jess is the family first name we seem to be passing down throuth the generations. We are west coust usa, have been for some generations

Re: Nokomis

charlie7299 — 2009-01-01 04:14:47Z

Hello, I am yet another Janssen, Johnson name that has ties in the Nokomis, Mt. Olive Illinois areas.

My grandfather was George Johnson from the Nokomis, Ohlman, Illinois area, married Anna Brockman from Nokomis;
his older brother was John Johnson from the Nokomis, Ohlman, Oconee area; these two brothers came over with their father Garrett from Germany in 1862; John mother's name from his Obit is Mary and died in Germany many years before his death, 1914.
their brother Harmon Johnson, from his obit grew up in the Mt. Olive area and married a Mary Hackman(n) and moved to Kansas where they both died in the 1930's. I am at my brick wall on actually finding records for the family in the Mt. Olive area. I believe from Harm's Obit which states he grew up to manhood in Mt. Olive that the family was in the Mt. Olive area first then moved towards the Nokomis area. The Farmer's Directory indicates they came to the Nokomis area around 1878; if you should come across any information on this "Janssen, Johnson" surname I would appreciate it. Mary ps no Jeannie and I are not related; but have met each other.

Re: Janssen's in Canada or the Netherlands

zalesmonkey — 2008-11-13 04:11:34Z

hey , my granfather mathieu janssen was from the netherlands and immigrated to ontario, im currently in alberta though. maybe we are related.

Re: Janssen's in Canada or the Netherlands

swissconsulateaua — 2008-11-11 15:16:36Z

My father, Theodor Janssen was born in De Lutte,(O) Holland on December 17, 1892. He had several brothers and sisters. His father was a policeman. In 1910, my father went for studies to Immensee, Switzerland till the first worldwar broke out and he had to serve in the army in Holland. After the war he continued his studies in Switzerland, got married to Elisabeth Grüter. They had seven boys and one daughter. their names are as follows: Willhelm, Johann, Elisabeth, Joseph, Alois, Theodor, Karl. Except me, all are living in Switzerland.
We also have our coat of arms.

DAVIS FAMILY

frankysgalof77 — 2008-10-01 21:13:25Z

MY GRANDMAS NAME IS OR WAS ALICE EVELYN DAVIS SHE WAS ONCE WITH MY GRANDPA JACK GARDNER THEY LIVED IN MINNESOTA PLEASE IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO CONTACT ME AT frankysgalof77@yahoo.com

Re: Albert H. JANSSEN - Ostfriesland to IL

tjadena — 2008-07-05 16:24:05Z

Hi-

Please send me your address so I can email you personally about mutual relatives. My addy is atjaden@gmail.com . I look forward to hearing from you!

Cheers,
Amy

Re: Albert H. JANSSEN - Ostfriesland to IL

itradeforfun — 2008-07-04 12:19:45Z

Almost forgot my aunt says Albert H went by Johnson here. He was sent back the first time being an illegal immigrant and when he came the second time he gave his name as JOnson with false paperwork. caution though my aunts memory is sometime suspect. i don't remember grandma telling the story so I don't know.

Re: Albert H. JANSSEN - Ostfriesland to IL

itradeforfun — 2008-07-04 12:11:04Z

Henry was my great grandfather "Alberts son". He moved to macoupin county Il after marrying Theresa "Katie" johanna Heiken. They had three daughters taht survived. My grandmother Helen, Anna, and Mildred. Also two sons that died in infancy. After Henry died Theresa "Katie" married George JOhnson one of Henry's brothers. I have a few pictures here and my dad has albums of them. The Janssen/ Johnsons were camera crazy. The story on albert I have is the same only not as a stow away. He shoveled coal was the story my grandma gave. He made the trip twice I am told. Ostefriesland is where the Ludemanns are from but census records show Albert H. As being from Hannover which is in the same northwest part of Germany. At that time the king of Hanover was also king of Great Britain through inheratance. I wish I could say I had a father and mother for him but he is the dead end.

Re: SCHMACKER in Leer, East Frisia, Germany,

inselpfarrer — 2008-05-30 11:44:12Z

The OSB Leer (luth) has Schmacker Nr. 13395 to 13411

Your Wilke Gerdes Schmacker
oo 09.04.1787
Marsson, Elsche Roelfs Carls *29.05.1768 Leerort
7 children in the OSB Leer (luth)
e.g.
Roelfke *22.05.1800 Leerort ~22.05.1800 Leer (godfather was grandfather Roelf Carls Marsson)

Roelfke child: [Nr. 13406]
Wilke Roelfs o-o *23.05.1822 Leer ~03.06.1822Leer

Roelfke oo Johann Hinrichs Heyer and had 5 children, but I found no JANSSEN

but Nr. 13396 OSB Leer (luth)
Schmacker, Frerich Gerdes *13.05.1795 Leerort
oo 11.01.1817 Leer
Janssen, Barber * 1796 Leerort

JANSSEN (all spellings) are very, very often used in East Frisia. So to start a successfull research, more information are needed.

Re: to delarae

AnnaChristopher2007 — 2008-05-10 18:51:39Z

My grandfather had a brother named Cornelius. His name was Koert Otto Janssen. There was also a brother Andrew that lived in I believe Waverly or Pella Iowa. Could these be relatives.

Gradus(geurt)janssen and Elisabeth van Kempen

winnfamilies — 2007-10-11 11:49:50Z

I am looking for any information regarding Gradus(geurt)janssen and Elisabeth van Kempen. Their children include Gertruida b.1808, Maria b.1812, Hendricus b. 1815, Maritinus b.1818, and Bernardus b.1822. All born in Ooij, Ubbergen, Netherlands.

I am unable to find any additional information regarding their parents. If you have any information, please email me at otherdeanna2@hotmail.com Any help is greatly appreciated.

Janssen Family Tree/Cookbook

krishfish — 2007-03-01 20:35:45Z

Wanted to let someone of this last name know that an online auction site has this book up for sale. It says it starts with Johanass Janssen born 1823 and has recipes and family pictures. If you are interested contact me and I will give you the site.

Re: Janssen Ancestors

DonnaMerkel500 — 2006-08-14 04:38:23Z

Could you provide more information? Do you have birth dates?
Do you know where these Janssens lived? Are these all brothers and sisters or different generations?

Grandfather Jann H. Janssen born in Ostfriesland March 13, 1904 emmigrated to the United States

kjaartist — 2006-07-26 21:17:30Z

I am looking for relatives in Ostfriesland that are related to my Grandfather, Jann Hikos Janssen, who lived in Suffolk, New York at the time of his death, with his beloved wife, Julianna Janssen. They had been to his homeland several times, however I have little information about them. My father John Peter Janssen was named for my grandfather's brother Peter, who died of pneumonia or influenza at the same time as his parents. My Uncle Charles Abalius Janssen was named I believe (Middle Name) for my Grandfather's Father.

My Grandfather had sisters, that I believe were a bit older than he was. We have a photo of the family farm house. My grandfather never spoke much of his life in Germany. If you have any info, please contact me.

My brother John Christopher Janssen has inherited the stein that was sent here, by relatives from Ostfriesland, that belonged to our Great, Great Grandfather depicting his military (Calvary) and other conquests. It was made for him and presented to him by his men. It was sent here, to my father as he was the male heir. My Grandfather Jann H. Janssen was the only surviving son in his family.

My brother would like to visit our cousins there in Ostfriesland and I am obtaining as much info as I can for him.

Bertha Kuhrt Janssen, Dick Janssen

smaguire50036 — 2006-07-19 02:32:18Z

Looking for info on Bertha Kuhrt Janssen, married Dick Janssen 12-9-1898 in Iowa. She was born in Pomeroy, Calhoun, Iowa 3-26-1877. They had 3 children Lawrence, Hilda and Edwin. Bertha and Dick divorced at some point and she disappeared. Wondering what happened. Any info appreciated.

JANSSEN of Iowa

lclark87 — 2006-05-01 01:55:45Z

Looking for Charles Marcus JANSSEN
b. January 1, 1827 in Lutjenberg, Holstein Germany. Emigrated to US abt Aprl 14, 1851.
May have lived in New York before settling in Davenport, Iowa.
d. June 22, 1902 in Davenport, IA
Buried at Fairmont Cemetary Davenport
According to certificate of marriage, he married Catherine Marie Henrietta Jehring on March 22, 1864. Certificate had spelling of Gerring.

Believe they had the following children:
FredrickaJANSSEN
b. January 9, 1865 and d. March 17, 1895

Amelia Wihlemina Magarite JANSSEN
b. June 3, 1867 Bunker Hill, IL
d. ??
m. Frank JAEGER on October 2, 1889 in Davenport, Iowa

John Frederick Wilhelm JANSSEN (grandfather)
b. August 1, 1870 in Bunker Hill, IL
d. November 10, 1932 in Ridgefield, WA
m. Katherine GABELMANN on August 19, 1903 in Davenport, IA

Emma Mary Caroline JANSSEN
b. August 19, 1874 in Shipman, IL
d. June 13, 1955 in Portland, OR
m. Max Henry OHM on June 15, 1898 in Davenport, IA

Any information gladly accepted.
Linda Clark e-mail lclark@district.vannet.k12.wa.us

Thank you

JEHRING of IOWA

lclark87 — 2006-05-01 01:55:45Z

John JEHRING Sr.
b. abt 1831
m. September 29, 1856 to Catherine ??

Was a member of Company F 45th Illinois Infantry as a musician during Cival War.
Children:

Dorothea JEHRING
b. abt 1834
m. to Henry LANGE
In 1904 lived at 1108 W 2nd Street
Mary JEHRING
b. abt 1841
m. to ?? Slottenberg
In 1904 lived at 707 W 4th Street

Catherine Marie "Henrietta" JEHRING
b. April 24, 1843
d. March 19, 1926 in Portland, OR
m. March 22, 1864 to Charles Marcus JANSSEN

Edwin JEHRING

I have a poor quality copy of an article in
Davenport Democrat and Leader abt September 29, 1916.
Mr Mrs John Jehring observe anniversay of 60 years.
Two photos of four generations:

John Jerhring, Edwin Jehring, John Jehring and Baby Jehring

Mrs. John Jehring Sr, Mrs. Adam Stafenbiel, Harriet Hertzberg, and Mrs. Harriet Hertzberg.

Any information or leads appreciated.
Linda Clark e mail
lclark@district.vannet.k12.wa.us

Thank you

Re: Janssen Ancestors

2006-03-24 21:14:59Z

Harm Janssen is a name that shows up in the Leeraner Stamm of das oldenburgische Geschlecht Schmacker aus der Friesischen Wehde in vier Jahrhunderten. Specifically in the line of Wilke (Gerdes) Schmacker~Zetel,1762 - 1817, Germany.3'rd child: Roelfke Schmacker, b. Leer 22.5.1800, d. 1.5.1888. m. 4.5.1828 Johann Heyer of 25.5.1793 - 21.5.1838, Schneidermeister ebd. (S.v./s/o Harm Janssen H. ebd. u.d. Antje Hinrichs Aggen.
Several other Janssens and Harms also within this Schmacker family.

Siebrand JANSSEN & Diederecka HENDRICKSON Dixon Lee county Illinois

echorton — 2006-02-18 04:10:12Z

I am searching for information on Siebrand JANSSEN of Eldena late 1880'S. Married to Diederecka HENDRICKSON. Their children were Sophia, Anna, Henry, and Lena. Lena married John LUND, who practiced medicine in Dixon for many years. Anna married an Albright and farmed in Eldena and Sophia married a Graham and lived in Michigan. I am a decendent of Sophia (Janssen) Graham. I have data from their 1880 census wherein they indicate both were from Hanover (lower sauxony germany). I have reason to believe that Diederecka's mother may have been Catherine or perhaps german equivalent. I have been unable to contact another poster with shared heritage, Adele Malerich.
Any help will be appreciated.

Re: Siebrand JANSSEN & Diederecka HENDRICKSON Dixon Lee county Illinois

echorton — 2006-02-18 04:10:12Z

Siebrand,
Guten tag!
Nice to meet you.
My Great Great Grandfather was aledgedly from Hannover Germany (Sauxony). This according to U.S. Census records.
His wife was from Oldenberg which is near the Netherlands as you know.

"Flaming Victory Sword" is interesting in that my Siebrand was a farmer who served in the U.S. Civil war on the union side with a regiment in the Illinois Infantry.

Wear your name well, its seems like a very good name to me.

Thanks for the reply, and good luck with your studies.

Re: gene janssens granddaughter

MarilynLong962 — 2005-10-02 17:38:38Z

Kelly: My great-grandfather is Michael Bauman. His brother Peter had a daughter Anna, who married Cornelius Janssen. I only have names of their children and no further information. I would love to update my family file with the Janssen information and I would be glad to fill you in on the Bauman line if you would be interested. Please let me know.

Marilyn

Illinois obit: Nora L. MCCOOL Janssen, d/o Buell & Leta Mae MCCOOL --- Sangamon, Menard Co.

janm581 — 2005-05-18 19:15:27Z

GREENVIEW - Nora L. Janssen, 57, of Greenview died Tuesday, May 17, 2005, at her home.

She was born Feb. 23, 1948, in Springfield, the daughter of Buell and Leta Mae Bast McCool. She married Dean Janssen in 1970 in Middletown.

Mrs. Janssen graduated from Petersburg High School. She retired as a mental health technician from Lincoln Developmental Center. She was a member of Greenview United Church.

Survivors: husband, Dean; son, Aaron (wife, Amy) Janssen of Lincoln; two daughters, Stacie (husband, Rusty) Skelton of Middletown and Megan Janssen of Greenview; and four grandchildren.

Services: 10 a.m. Friday, Hurley Funeral Home, Petersburg, the Rev. Allen Dean officiating. Burial: Oakland Cemetery, Petersburg.

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not researching this family....courtesy info only
source: State Journal Register, Springfield IL 5/18/05

Illinois obit: Nora L. Janssen, d/o Buell & Leta Mae BAST McCool ---Sangamon, Logan, Menard Co.

janm581 — 2005-05-18 19:09:48Z

GREENVIEW - Nora L. Janssen, 57, of Greenview died Tuesday, May 17, 2005, at her home.

She was born Feb. 23, 1948, in Springfield, the daughter of Buell and Leta Mae Bast McCool. She married Dean Janssen in 1970 in Middletown.

Mrs. Janssen graduated from Petersburg High School. She retired as a mental health technician from Lincoln Developmental Center. She was a member of Greenview United Church.

Survivors: husband, Dean; son, Aaron (wife, Amy) Janssen of Lincoln; two daughters, Stacie (husband, Rusty) Skelton of Middletown and Megan Janssen of Greenview; and four grandchildren.

Services: 10 a.m. Friday, Hurley Funeral Home, Petersburg, the Rev. Allen Dean officiating. Burial: Oakland Cemetery, Petersburg.

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not researching this family....courtesy info only
source: State Journal Register, Springfield IL 5/18/05

Illinois obit: Nora L. JANSSEN, w/o Dean Janssen --- Sangamon, Logan, Menard Co.

janm581 — 2005-05-18 19:06:53Z

GREENVIEW - Nora L. Janssen, 57, of Greenview died Tuesday, May 17, 2005, at her home.

She was born Feb. 23, 1948, in Springfield, the daughter of Buell and Leta Mae Bast McCool. She married Dean Janssen in 1970 in Middletown.

Mrs. Janssen graduated from Petersburg High School. She retired as a mental health technician from Lincoln Developmental Center. She was a member of Greenview United Church.

Survivors: husband, Dean; son, Aaron (wife, Amy) Janssen of Lincoln; two daughters, Stacie (husband, Rusty) Skelton of Middletown and Megan Janssen of Greenview; and four grandchildren.

Services: 10 a.m. Friday, Hurley Funeral Home, Petersburg, the Rev. Allen Dean officiating. Burial: Oakland Cemetery, Petersburg.

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not researching this family.....courtesy info only
source: State Journal Register, Springfield IL 5/18/05

Re: June Gerbode's Research Data

2005-04-14 04:10:29Z

No. Just click on the "Gerbode, Nicholl, Nicolle, etc" on the left. Then do a search on the name you are looking for. After finding someone you can click on Pedigree, Decendency, etc. Let me know if you need any more help. I am still uploading so check back every few days.

Re: June Gerbode's Research Data

mothorn — 2005-04-13 21:21:07Z

Does this site require an access code? I got to the home page through the address your provided...but then could not get beyond that screen

Thank you for whatever guidance you can provide

June Gerbode's Research Data

2005-03-25 03:45:07Z

I have just uploaded the research material of June Gerbode who passed away last August to the Website listed below. Click on Gerbode, Nicholl, Nicolle, etc and do a search on Janssen. Will be adding pictures and documents.

http://www.genelea.com/

Janssen from Ostfriesland to Illinois

thadamy — 2005-03-20 00:36:16Z

I am researching the family line of Arend Janssen, born:Aug. 13, 1824 and wife Anjte Tonjessen, born:April 5, 1822. They
had 8 children, Rixte,Lucke, Arhend, Veke, Antje, Toenjes, Ubbe, and Janns.
My line is through Veke and Toenjes.
Veke born:Sept. 24, 1856 in Schwerinsdorf, Ostfriesland
died: Feb. 22, 1922 in Nokomis, IL
She married Anton F. Johnson on August 19, 1883
They had 7 children, Theodore, Edward, Tena(Tina), Otto, Anna, Frank, and John.

Toenjes born: Feb. 14, 1862 in Schwerinsdorf, Ostfriesland
died: March 6, 1938 in Nokomis, IL St. Paul's cemetery.
He married Antje Bartels Duin on Sept. 21, 1884 in Mt. Olive, IL. They had nine children, Arend, Bernhard, Anna, Lena, Theodore T., Louise, Gretje, John, and Henry.

I am looking for any other information or possible family matches. Thank you.

Re: delrae- very important

MarilynLong57 — 2005-03-05 23:39:00Z

I am looking for information on the children of Cornelius and Anna Bauman Janssen. My family line is that of Anna Bauman. Her father Peter was a brother to my ggrandfather Michael Bauman. I'd appreciate any information. Thanks.
My e-mail is longs1@gte.net.

Re: JANSSEN born in Germany

gab2009 — 2005-02-28 21:19:10Z

Hello, I am researching my husband's family. I have a great grandfather Anton Janssen b: 1860 died 1909. He married Mary Julia Pransch my records indicate that he arrived in America May 31, 1886 along with a brother Johan who was 23 years of age at the time. I am not sure this is the same Anton. but.... Maybe there is a connection somewhere?

Re: Bernard Janssen Sr of Germany

AggieKlug — 2005-02-20 19:15:11Z

Mynnie,
Would any of the nine children of the second marriage be named Anton Dirk Janssen? I know he had a brother named Gerhardt Janssen. Anton's DOB was June 26, 1872 in Reepsholt, Hanover, Germany. Can you help me?

Janssen/Johnson

fmhblt1 — 2005-01-28 22:46:20Z

Searching for relatives of Johann Friedrich Bruns Janssen b.Oct. 23/4 1839 Schwerinsdorf, Germany.
m. Fredericke Kohlascheck in Clayton Co.,IA 1869.
Thanks
fh

Re: CORNELIUS JANSSEN GREAT-GREAT GRANDAUGHTER

rptrs1 — 2005-01-23 02:38:40Z

We are related through your Gruis ancestors. Let me know if you are looking for info on them.

Roger Peters

JANSSEN born in Germany

2005-01-14 21:44:52Z

I am searching for information on Anton JANSSEN who was born in Germany in the mid to late 1800's.

Anton married my gr grandfathers youngest sister, Catharina Juliane Auguste OMMEN who was born 1882 in West Dunum, Germany.

I have 4 children listed for Anton and Catharina.
However I do not have birth, death, marriage dates or spouses names for any of them.

If anyone can help me fill in some information for him I will appreciate it very much. The information that I have so far came from an OSB.
Thank you,
Cindy (o:

Re: Siebrand JANSSEN & Diederecka HENDRICKSON Dixon Lee county Illinois

2005-01-06 14:50:15Z

Hello,

My name is Siebrand Janssen and I live in the Netherlands. I,m 24 and I study state- and authority law. Today I was surfing around on the internet when I typed my name in the search bar of google. I could not believe that there once lived a person with the same name as me. However Siebrand is a dutch name, you don't hear it very often here. Originally Sie-Brand is an old German name which means something like "flaming victory sword" (yeah). Well, I,ve bothered you long enough. Good luck with your quest!

Greets,
Siebrand Janssen

Re: Janssen's & Johnson's from Illinois and South Dakota and Ostfriesland

2004-12-30 16:22:10Z