Navorska tree » Rose Lieuwen (1905-1998)
Personal data Rose Lieuwen
- Alternative name: Rose Lieuwen Baker
- She was born on February 2, 1905 in Meservey, Cerro Gordo Co., IA.
- She was baptized April 1954 in UCC Cong. Chr., Belmond, Wright Co., IA.
- She died on April 1, 1998 in Clarion, Wright Co., IA, she was 93 years old.
- She is buried on April 4, 1998 in Belmond, Wright Co., IA.
- A child of Teeke Tjaard Lieuwen and Hilke Vry
- This information was last updated on July 24, 2014.
Household of Rose Lieuwen
She is married to Ralph Chester Baker.
They got married on September 20, 1932 at Little Brown Chr., Bradford Twp., Chickasaw Co., IA, she was 27 years old.
Ralph Chester Baker oo Rose Lieuwen
Source: Poolman, Judy, Lieuwen / Frey Family Group Rec., (Clarion, IA, JP, xvii Jun MMVII), pgs 2 & 5.
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"... Judy Mo. 5 F Rose LIEUWEN Born 2 Feb 1905 Place Meservey, Cerro Gordo Co., Iowa Christened Apr 1954 Place Belmond, Wright Co, IA. Died 1 Apr 1998 Place Clarion, Wright, IA. Buried 4 Apr 1998 Place Belmond, Wright, IA. Spouse Ralph Chester BAKER Married 20 Sep 1932Place Nashua, Chickasaw Co., IAA., Litle Brown Chur ..."
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"... CHILD 5 - Rose LIEUWEN ... MARRIAGE: The marriage was in the LITTLE BROWN CHURCH in Nashua, IA. [Note by David A. Navorska: Although the Little Brown Church is served by the post office in Nashua, IA, the church is located in Bradford Twp., Chickasaw Co., IA.]Mar. register 3 - Book 20 - Pg 56
Baker, Ralph C. & Rose Lieuwen mar. by Rev. William Kent, Minister September 20, 1932 ..." <>
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Notes about Rose Lieuwen
Rose Lieuwen
Source: Author: Poolman, Judy, Title: "Lieuwen / Frey Family Group Rec.," (Publication location: Clarion, IA, Publisher: JP, Publication date: xvii June MMVII), pgs 2 & 5.
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"... Judy Mo. 5 F Rose LIEUWEN Born 2 Feb 1905 Place Meservey, Cerro Gordo Co., Iowa Christened Apr 1954 Place Belmond, Wright Co, IA. Died 1 Apr 1998 Place Clarion, Wright, IA. Buried 4 Apr 1998 Place Belmond, Wright, IA. Spouse Ralph Chester BAKER Married 20 Sep 1932Place Nashua, Chickasaw Co., IAA., Litle Brown Chur ..."
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"... CHILD 5 - Rose LIEUWEN BIRTH: she was born in Meservey, as at the time her Father Teeke had been working on the railroad. On the first of March they moved to a farm in Hancock Co. 4 miles East of Goodell, IA. so her birth is registered at Garner, Ia. thecounty seat of Hancock County, IA. ... MARRIAGE: The marriage was in the LITTLE BROWN CHURCH in Nashua, IA. [Note by David A. Navorska: Although the Little Brown Church is served by the post office in Nashua, IA, the church is located in Bradford Twp., Chickasaw Co., IA.]Mar. register 3 - Book 20 - Pg 56
Baker, Ralph C. & Rose Lieuwen mar. by Rev. William Kent, Minister September 20, 1932
CHRISTENED: Belmond, IA. UCC Congregational Church, Belmond, IA.
BIOGRAPHY: Attended Country School while living in Hancock Co., Avery Twp., Section 34. She stayed home and helped her mother, Helen with the smaller children. Her sisters Grace and Nellie were married and gone and Rose was the nextoldest girl. She helped Nellie and Grace when they had babies. Sister Helen [Toot] finished 8th grade. Rose found Geography hard. Her first job was with Uncle John and Aunt Jennie Lieuwen [ brother of her father Teeke] who lived inBelmond, IA. They took in boarders in their home. Another job was at a Resturant [sic] in Belmond that was run by Fosters. They had two boys Arnold and Victor who [sic] she took care of sometimes instead of working in the resturaunt[sic]. They also had boarders above the resturant [sic] like a dormitory, she changed bedding. Rose went to Dumont and helped Uncle Pete Lieuwen and wife Katie Lieuwen when he broke his leg. Uncle Pete was married twice. She alsoworked in Dumont in a resturaunt [sic] waiting on tables and in a store. When whe was about 19 she worked in Alexander at Greenfields. They boarded teachers. Rose helped with the washing, ironing, house cleaning. they had a little boyFrederick that she helped care for. Rose went to dances and danced alot with Johnny Baker. Ralph's brother, She doesn't remember meeting Ralph [her husband] at the dances but met him when he delivered milk at the resturant [sic], inBelmond, IA.
DEATH: Death odcurred at Clarion, IA. Care Center, Clarion, IA. at 9:45 am on April 1, 1998. Personally witnessed death. Recorded in Clarion, Wright Co., ..."
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Day of burial April 4, 1998
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