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Household of Fenna (Fentje) (Fenna (Fentje) "Fannie") "Fannie" Hassebroek

She is married to Harm (Hiram) Hermannus (Harmannus) Spieker.

They got married on January 25, 1893 at George, Lyon Co., IA, she was 24 years old.

Harm H. (Hiram) Spieker oo Fenna "Fanny" Hassebroek

Marriage source: Miedema, Jan; Miedema, Akkerman, Crull, Barnes, (Publication location: Kimball, SD, Publisher: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jsmnancy&id=I00061, Publication date: xvi Jan MMXI), Repository: TheCloud

"... Hiram H. (Harm) Spieker Sex: M Birth: 2 JUN 1871 in Germany Death: 8 NOV 1915 in George, IA Burial: Zoar Presbyterian Cemetary, Lyon County, George, Iowa ... Marriage 1 Fannie (Fenna) Hassebroek b: 10 APR 1868 in Florence, IL Married: 25 JAN 1893 in George, IA ..." <>

Child(ren):

  1. Jelkalina Spieker  1895-1985 


Notes about Fenna (Fentje) (Fenna (Fentje) "Fannie") "Fannie" Hassebroek

Fenna (Fentje) "Fanny" Hassebroek

Source: Casjens, Esther, et. al., In And Around George, Iowa 1871 - 1912, (Hills, MN, Crescent Pub. Co., MCMLXXVI), Pg. 174, Repository: Dallas TX Pub. Lib.

[Pg. 174, Col. 1]

"Harm Spieker - - was born at Florence, Illinois. He came here as a young man and married Fannie Hassebroek, who had also come from Florence. They were married in 1893 and farmed five miles east and one and one-half miles north ofGeorge.

Children in the family were Lena (married George Akkerman); ..."

Hueser, Roberta, et. al. "Zoar Presbyterian Church Cemetery", (Publication location unknown, Publisher: RH, Publication date: ca. MCMLXXVI), Pg. 2, Repository: George IA pub. lib.

"Zoar Presbyterian Church Cemetery walked in 1976 by Bonnie Smith, Shirlee Arneson, Sharon Bragg, and Dixie Horn. Alphabetized by Roberta Hueser ... Spieker, Bert, p. 8 ...
Fannie, p. 1
Harm H., p. 1 ..."

Hiebult, Jean, Zoar Presb Death Record, (Publication location: Ashton, IA, Publlisher: fortasse JH, Publication date: xiv June MMIII), pg. 3, Repository: George IA pub. lib. ... Name Date Remarks ... Spieker, Fanny 1931JY01 63 years old Spieker, Harm H. 1915NO08 44 years ..."

Heilbut, Jean, Letter to David A. Navorska, (Publication location: Ashton, IA, Publisher: JH, Publication date: xxx June MMXI)

"... The Zoar church is in Lyon county, Iowa. Its in Grant township, section 35. .. that's on the corner of Log Ave. and 200th street. ..."

Miedema, Jan; Miedema, Akkerman, Crull, Barnes, (Publication location: Kimball, SD, Publisher: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jsmnancy&id=I00061, Publication date: xvi Jan MMXI), Repository: The Cloud

"... Fannie (Fenna) Hassebroek Sex: F Birth: 10 APR 1868 in Florence, IL Death: 1 JUL 1931 in George, IA Burial: 4 JUL 1931 Zoar Presbyterian Cemetary, Lyon County, George, Iowa

Note: The deceased Fannie Hassebroek Spieker was born in the vicinity of Forreston, IL on April 10, 1868. She was the 6th child of 13. She spent her infant and childhood days in IL. At the age of 16, she in the company of her sisters left theplace of her birth and came to the community of George where she spent the remainder of her life. In 1893 she was united in marriage to Harm Spieker. This marriage was blesses with 9 children, 2 of whom died in infancy. Her entire wedded life was spent in this vicinity. Her activities and influence did much in making this communitywhat it is now. She saw the community develop in the way of financial advantages, as farmstead after farmstead was built up. She saw the church advantages and arrangements run their course and exert its influence. She herself wasinterested in this particular activity. On the ;las t Sunday of her sojourn on earth she was present in the Sunday School and worship. We can say of this pilgrim she was faithful to the church to the end.

In 1915 she was bereft of her husband leaving her the head of the family. She with her children kept up the family home and continued their occupation. Mrs Spieker always enjoyed good health and took much joy in performing the dailyduties about the house making it a pleasant home for her and the members of her family. The last 2 years she was troubled with a difficulty of the heart. These attacks came on without much warning. On Wednesday July 1 she spent the latter part of the evening quietly in the home retiring about 10. At 11:30 her son was rousedby her call. One of the heart attacks had come upon her, and while her son was summoning the physician she passed away. She attained the age of 63 years, 2 months and 21 days.

She leaves to mourn her departure 4 sons and 3 daughters; Mrs Lena (George) Akkerman, DeSmet, SD; Henry of George; Mrs Tillie (Hy) Kruger, Magnolia, MN; Fred of Willow Lake, SD; John of Rushmore, MN; Mrs Ida (H) Kix of George; and Williamof George. She leaves 18 grandchildren also.

She is also survived by 5 brothers: Will of George, Arend of Sibley; Fred of Willow Lake, SD; David of Henry, SD; and 4 sisters Mrs Mike Ackerman, Mrs K A Klaasen, Miss Bertha Hassebroek, all of George and Mrs Doyen of Baileyville, IL.

Besides these she leaves other relatives, members of this church and a large circle of friends.

Father: Freerk William Hassebroek b: 17 DEC 1827 in Oldersum, Germany Mother: Jelkelena Pommer b: 28 AUG 1843 in Oldersum, Germany c: 3 SEP 1843

Marriage 1 Hiram H. (Harm) Spieker b: 2 JUN 1871 in Germany Married: 25 JAN 1893 in George, IA

Children

1. Lena Spieker b: 15 NOV 1895 in Ashton, IA 2. Henry Spieker b: 16 SEP 1897 in George, IA 3. Tilla Spieker b: 14 FEB 1900 in George, IA 4. Fred Spieker b: 20 MAY 1902 in George, IA 5. John Spieker b: 19 MAY 1904 in George, IA 6. Ida F. Spieker b: 20 SEP 1906 in George, IA 7. William Spieker b: 4 OCT 1908 in George, IA

Knock, Marvin, Knock Family, (Publication location: Sioux Fls., SD, Publisher: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=knock&id=I30614, PUblication date: i Apr MMIX), Repository: The Cloud

"... Fentje HASSEBROEK ... Fannie HASSEBROEK ... Sex: F Birth: 10 Apr 1868 in , Stephenson County, Illinois, USA ADDR: Florence Township - Stephenson County, IL ... Death: 1 Jul 1931 in George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA Burial: Jul 1931George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA ADDR: Zoar Presbyterian Cemetery - George, IA ... Change Date: 1 Apr 2009 ...

Father: Freerk William HASSEBROEK b: 17 Dec 1827 in Oldersum, , Ostfriesland, Germany Mother: Jelkelina Janssen POMMER b: 28 Aug 1843 in Oldersum, , Ostfriesland, Germany

Marriage 1 Hiram Hermannus SPIEKER b: 2 Jun 1871 in Wirdum, , Ostfriesland, Germany Married: 25 Jan 1893 in George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA Change Date: 31 Dec 2008

Children

1. Henry SPIEKER b: 10 Nov 1893 in ? 2. Henry SPIEKER b: 21 Oct 1894 in ? 3. Lena SPIEKER b: 15 Nov 1895 in George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA 4. Henry SPIEKER b: 26 Sep 1897 in George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA 5. Tillie SPIEKER b: 14 Feb 1900 in George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA 6. Fred SPIEKER b: 20 May 1902 in George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA 7. John Harm SPIEKER b: 19 May 1904 in George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA 8. Ida SPIEKER b: 20 Sep 1906 in George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA 9. William SPIEKER b: 4 Oct 1908 in George, Lyon County, Iowa, USA"

Appledorn, C. Robert, compiler, Strong, Lin Cornelius, ed.: The Ostfriesen Families of German Valley Illinois, Vol. ii, (S. St. Paul, MN, Ostfriesen Gen. Soc. of America, MMXII), Pg. 672, Repository: George IA Pub. Lib.

[Pg. 672]

"4004. Spieker/Spyker, Friedrich Kampen, farmer, * 10 FEB 1822 Visquard, Emden, OSTF, [6449] oo May 1853, OSTF, Maria Tale Koordes (Cordes), * 14 SEP 1825 Osteel, OSTF, + FEB 1892 GVI [6450], # 11 FEB 1892, [6451]

[6449] Germans to America, Ira A. Glazier & P. William Filby, Scholarly Resources; name: Spieker, Friedrich; occupation: farmer; final destination: USA; ship's name: Oder; manifest ID: 00035653; embark: Bremen & Southampton; immigration:1 MAY 1880 [6450] Ostfriesische Nachrichten, Boyken & Boyken Pub., vol. 06-1892 [6451] Germans to America, Ira A. Glazier & P. William Filby, Scholarly Resources; name: Cordes, Marie; occupation: [-]; final destination: USA; ship's name: Oder; manifest ID: 00035653; embark: Bremen & Southampton; immigration: 1 MAY1880 Anneessen, Helmut, Die Familie der Kirchengemeinde Visquard Family 1665, 1663" <>

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Fenna (Fentje) Hassebroek
1868-1931

1893

Harm (Hiram) Hermannus (Harmannus) Spieker
1871-1915

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1895-1985

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Birthday April 10, 1868

  • The temperature on April 10, 1868 was about 2.9 °C. There was 1 mm of rain. The air pressure was 5 kgf/m2 and came mainly from the north-northeast. The airpressure was 76 cm mercury. The atmospheric humidity was 72%. Source: KNMI
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Day of marriage January 25, 1893

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Day of death July 1, 1931

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Day of burial July 4, 1931

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