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Household of Anna Margaretha Friedrick Hoodjer

She is married to Harm Folkert Poppen.

They got married on January 27, 1921 at Peace Luth. Chr., Butler Ctr., Butler Co., IA, she was 22 years old.

Harm Folkert Poppen oo Anna Hoodjer

Marriage source: Hoodjer, Mandy, Hoodjer/Hinders Family Tree, (Pub. location unknown, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mhoodjer&id=I1378, xvii Mar MMIV)

"... Harm Folkert Poppen Sex: M Birth: 30 DEC 1898 in Butler County, Iowa Death: 20 JUL 1986 in Charles City, Iowa Burial: 23 JUL 1986 Allison, Iowa ... Marriage 1 Anna Hoodjer b: 31 JAN 1898 in Butler County, Iowa Married: 27 JAN 1921 in Peace Lutheran Church-Butler Center, Iowa ..." <>

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Notes about Anna Margaretha Friedrick Hoodjer

Anna Margaretha Friedrick Hoodjer

Source: Hoodjer, Mandy, Hoodjer/Hinders Family Tree, (Pub. location unknown, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mhoodjer&id=I1378, xvii Mar MMIV)

"... Anna Hoodjer Sex: F Birth: 31 JAN 1898 in Butler County, Iowa Death: 31 MAR 1972 in Charles City, Iowa Burial: Allison, Iowa

Father: John Claassen Hoodjer b: 2 NOV 1872 in Forlitz-Blaukirche, East Friesia, Germany Mother: Dena Hinrichs b: 30 NOV 1873 in Pilsum, Ostfriesland, Germany

Marriage 1 Harm Folkert Poppen b: 30 DEC 1898 in Butler County, Iowa Married: 27 JAN 1921 in Peace Lutheran Church-Butler Center, Iowa

Children

1. Vern Poppen b: 14 DEC 1921 2. Mae Poppen b: 18 MAY 1924 3. Living Poppen"

"... Anna Margaretha Friedrick Hoodjer Sex: F Birth: 31 JAN 1898 Baptism: 13 FEB 1898 CONF: 12 APR 1914 Peace Lutheran Church-Butler Center, Iowa

Note: Confirmation verse: Revelations 3:20 -from Mission in a Mile: Church Stories from Butler Center, Iowa by Herbert Freese

Father: John Claassen Hoodjer b: 2 NOV 1872 in Forlitz-Blaukirche, East Friesia, Germany Mother: Dena C. Hinrichs b: 30 NOV 1873" <>

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Anna Margaretha Friedrick Hoodjer
1898-1972

1921

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