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Household of Grietje (Grietje "Grace") "Grace" Vry

She is married to John Peter Pals.

They got married on March 16, 1899 at Meservey, Cerro Gordo Co., IA, she was 19 years old.

John Peter Pals oo Grietje "Grace" Vry

Marriage source: Poolman, Judy, Frey / Kuper Family Group Rec., (Clarion, IA, JP, xxiii May MMVII), pg 2.

"... [Child] 4 F[em] Grace FREY Born 24 Nov 1879 Place Wymeer, Ostfriesland, Germany Died 26 Jul 1966 Place Meservey, Cerro Gordo, IA Buried 29 Jul 1966 Place Meservey, Cerro Gordo, IA Spouse John Peter PALS Married 16 Mar 1899 Place Meservey,Cerro Gordo, IA. ..." <>

Notes about Grietje (Grietje "Grace") "Grace" Vry

Grietje "Grace" Vry or Frey

Source: Koens, Rolf u. Christian, Die Familien der Kirchengemeinde Wymeer 1713 - 1900, (Westerstede, Niedersachsen, Eigenverlag, MMIV), ISBN 3-9809065-0-7, Seite 309, Repository: MN Gen. Soc. Lib., S. St. Paul, MN

[Seite 309]

'3089 Vry, Boost Bertus, * 23.4.1852, S.d. 3086, Dienstknecht; oo 22.10.1871 Grietje Kuper, * 8.11.1850 in Holthuserheide, T.d. 2145
Grietje * 24.11.1879
Engelina * 27.5.1882'

Poolman, Judy, e-mail to David A. Navorska in re Vry family, (Clarion IA, JP, xxv Apr MMVII)

"... I have church records from the Wymeer: ... CHILDREN OF Joost & Grietje [Kuper] Vrei [FREY] (this is the spelling they used when coming to the US.) ... 4. Grietje Vry b. 24 Nov. 1879 bpt. 04 Jan 1880 geburtsort: Kloster Dunebroek zu Wymeer Gehorend [par . the same yr. 1880 pg 134 # 2 ..."

Hendricks, Reinhard, Frey family data, (Wymeer, Niedersachsen, RH, xi Sept MCMLXXIX), pg. 2

"THE CHILDREN OF JOOST BERTUS AND GRIETJE (KUPER) FREY: ...
4. Grietje Nov. 24, 1879 July 26, 19 ..."

Ev. Ref. Kirchengemeinde, Auszug aus dem Taufregister, (Wymeer, Niedersachsen, ERK Wymeer, xviii June MCMLXXIX)

Auszug aus dem Taufregister der evang.-ref. Kirchengemeinde WYMEER Jahrgang 1880 Seite 134 Nr. 2 Täufling: Vry, Grietje Geburtstag: 24. 11. 1879 Geburtsort: Kloster Dünebroek (zu Wymeer gehörend) Tauftag 4. 1. 1880 Eltern: Vater: JoostBertus Vry Mutter: Grietje, geb. Kuper ..."

Hamlin, Reinhart, THE CHILDREN OF JOOST BERTUS AND GRIETJE (KUPER) FREY, (Germany, RH, MCMLXXIX)

"THE CHILDREN OF JOOST BERTUS AND GRIETJE (KUPER) FREY ... 4. Grietje Nov. 24, 1879 July 26, 1966 ..."

Poolman, Judy, Frey / Kuper Family Group Rec., (Clarion, IA, JP, xxiii May MMVII), pg 2.

"... [Child] 4 F[em] Grace FREY Born 24 Nov 1879 Place Wymeer, Ostfriesland, Germany Died 26 Jul 1966 Place Meservey, Cerro Gordo, IA Buried 29 Jul 1966 Place Meservey, Cerro Gordo, IA Spouse John Peter PALS Married 16 Mar 1899 Place Meservey,Cerro Gordo, IA. ..." <>

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Grietje Vry

Johannes Vry
1827-????

Grietje Vry
1879-1966

1899

John Peter Pals
< 1885-????


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