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Persönliche Daten Meentje 'Minnie' Sleper 

• Alternative Name: Meentje Sleper Rippentrop
• Sie ist geboren am 13. Februar 1888 in Möhlenwarf, Ostfriesland, Hannover.
• Emigriert im Jahr 1891, Deutschland to U.S.A.
• Sie ist verstorben am 4. Dezember 1951 in fortasse, in proximo, Lakota, Kossuth Co., IA, sie war 63 Jahre alt.
• Sie wurde begraben nach 4. Dezember 1951 in Ramsey Ref. Cem., German Twp., Kossuth Co., IA.
• Ein Kind von Evert John Sleper und Antje Kruithoff
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 4. August 2013.

Familie von Meentje 'Minnie' Sleper

Sie ist verheiratet mit Olvert J. Rippentrop.

Sie haben geheiratet am 12. März 1908 in Ramsey Ref. Chr., German Twp., Kossuth Co., IA, sie war 20 Jahre alt.

Olvert J. Rippentrop oo Meentje Sleper

Marriage source: Anonymous, Rippentrop/Sleper FGS, (Algona IA, received from Robert Kent xi Feb MCMXCIII).

Olvert J. & Meentje were married at Ramsey Reformed Chr. <>

Kind(er):

1. Child 3 of Olvert & Meentje Rippentrop  ????-1912
2. Child 7 of Olvert & Meentje Rippentrop  ????-1923
3. Joe Rippentrop  1909-1970
4. Everett Rippentrop  1910-1983 
5. Olvert Rippentrop  1914-1995 
6. Annie Rippentrop  1916-2007 
7. Marcus Rippentrop  1921-1968 
8. Gretchen Geraldine Rippentrop  1927-2009 

Notizen bei Meentje 'Minnie' Sleper

Meentje 'Minnie' Sleper

Source: 23 Mar 1895 German Twp., Kossuth Co., IA census, Repository: Dallas TX pub. lib.

Name spelt Abeentje Sleeper on 23Mar1895 German Twp., Kossuth Co., IA cen. age 7y German-born. Parents foreign-born.

Kent, Robert, Rippentrop / Sleper FGS, (Algona IA, RK, xi Feb MCMXCIII)

Emigrated to the USA in 1891 at the age of 3yrs Faith = Reformed\\Presbyterian

Note: The Ramsey church originally was a union church serving both Reformed & Presbyterian congregations.

To a farm near Lakota IA in 1930. Minnie is buried at Ramsey Reformed Chr. cem.; however, I have not found the stone yet. - David A. Navorska - Irving TX

'Olvert and Minnie stayed on the farm. In 1944 Minnie fell and broke her hip and never walked again. She passed away in December of 1951. Olvert stayed on the farm with his son, Joe, until 1970 when he entered Timely Mission NursingHome in Buffalo Center. He passed away in April of 1970.'

24 Mar 1920 German Twp., Kossuth Co. IA census, Repository: Dallas TX pub. lib. has age=32, y.o.i.=1892, y.o. naturalization = 1908.

Bolin, Carol, Descendants of Antje 'Annie' Kruithoff, (Cedar Fls, IA, CB, xi Feb MMVI)

'... 5. vi. MINNIE MEENTJE SLEPER, b. 13 Feb 1888, Mohlenwarf, Kreis Leer, Ostfriesland, Germany; d. 04 Dec 1951, Buried German Twp., Kossuth Co., IA. ...'

Boyken, Ruth & Hans-Georg, Obituaries from the area around Titonka ... Kossuth County, Iowa Teil I, (Titonka IA, Boyken & Boyken, MMVII) no pagination, ISBN 0-9670802-8-2, Repository: Dallas TX pub. lib.

"O. J. RIPPENTROP * 11 January 1885 Titonka, IA as son of John K. RIPPENTROP and his wife Mareka * WILLEMSSEN + 29 April 1970 # Ramsey Reform. Church cem. north of German Valley, IA oo 12 March 1908 Titonka, IA Minnie SLEPER * 13 February 1888 Möhlenwarf (not Mohlenwarf), Ostfriesland, as daughter of Everett SLEPER and his wife Annie > 1891 + 4 December 1951 # Ramsey Reform. Church cem. north of German Valley, IA ... Mrs. Rippentrop Services Are Held

Lakota: Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church for Mrs. O. J. Rippentrop, with the pastor, E. H. Buschman officiating. Interment was at the Ramsey Reform Church cemetery. The pallbearers were: JohnJohnson, Henry Rust__er, Arthur Droessler, Fred Asche, Fred Pannkuk, and E. A. Wortman.

Mrs. O. J. Rippentrop, nee Minnie Sleper, was born February 13, 1888 in Mohlenwarf, Ostfriesland, Germany. At the age of three years, in 1891, she came with her parents, Everett and Annie Sleper to his country and settled in the vicinityof Buffalo Center, Iowa. Here she was educated in the rural schools and received her christian training in the Ramsey Reform church with which she became affiliated.

On March 12, 1908 she was joined in holy wedlock to Mr. O. J. Rippentrop by the late Rev. G. Haken at Titonka. At first they made their home on a farm near Woden, but a few years later they moved north of Titonka and in 1930, to theirpresent home. to this union eight children were born, of whom six survive. The other two passed away in infancy.

In December 1943 Mrs. Rippentrop suffered a stroke, from which she rallied fairly well, but on February 17, 1944 she had the misfortune of breaking her hip. She was taken to the hospital and later given the best of care in her home bythe family, but in spite of all that could be done she never regained the ability to walk. During these last years her physical condition gradually grew worse and the final summons of death came to her on Tuesday evening, December 4th at8:45.

She became a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Lakota November 5, 1928 where she attended regularly as long as her health permitted.

Surviving are her husband, Mr. O. J. Rippentrop, six children namely: Joe at home, Everett at Bancroft, Olvert of Titonka, Annie, Mrs. George Ennen, Lakota: Marcus of West Des Moines; Gretchen, Mrs. Roland Heetland, Lakota, 17grandchildren, one brother, John Sleper of Titonka, four sisters, Mrs. Otto Swalve, Esterville; Mrs. Henry Baker and Mrs. Ubbe Winter of Buffalo Center and Mrs. Ray Wentworth, Bancroft, many other relatives and friends.

Those from out of town who attended the services were: Mrs. Elsie Swalve and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Isebrand of Esterville; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Beebo of Armstrong; Mrs. Andrew Boekleman and Henrietta ofAlgona; Roy Fear, Van Meter, Iowa; George Winter of Athen; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sleper, Burt; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ites, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wentworth and Delbert and Mr. and Mrs. Forest McGregor of Bancroft; Mr. and Mrs. Jake Risius, Rake; Mr.and Mrs. Joe Risius, Crystal Lake; Mr. and Mrs. John Lampe, Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gabel, Swea City;Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Ubbe, John and Edward Winter, Andrew Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Walker, Mr. and Mrs. AlbertSleper, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sleper, Mr. and Mrs. John Sleper, Mr. and Mrs. George Rippentrop, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hippen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Auke, Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Balvance and John Rippentrop all of Buffalo Center.

Those attending from Titonka were: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Ray and Everett Rippentrop, James Rippentrop, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stecker, John Isebrand, Mr. and Mrs. John Sleper, John Sleper, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sleper,Mrs. G. D. Welhausen, Mrs. Ted Rike and John, Mr. and Mrs. John Welhausen, Mrs. John Boekleman, Robert Boekleman, Mr. and Mrs. Heiko Boekleman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boekleman, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beenken, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beenken, Mr. and Mrs.Simon Sunken, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ubben and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Geirking, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Schmit.

Music was furnished by a mixed quartet, Jerry Heetland, Jerry Ukena, Gertrude Gutknecht and Edith Schroeder who sang "Rock of Ages," "What a Friende We Have in Jesus" and "Does Jesus Care." <>

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