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Household of Anna Hinderike Swalve

She is married to George James Rippentrop.

They got married on October 15, 1914 at Titonka, Kossuth Co., IA, she was 19 years old.

George J. Rippentrop oo Anna Hinderike Swalve

Marriage source: Obit for Jennie M. Sleper, Buffalo Center (IA) Trib. 15 June 1995, vol 104 # 12 pg 5 col 3

'Jennie Margaret Sleper was born April 12, 1923 at Titonka to George and Anna Swalve Rippentrop.'

Boyken, J. Clarine J., The Whistle Blows at Noon Cent Hist of Titonka IA 1898-1998, (Brainerd MN, Titonka Cent Comm, MCMXCVII), pg 416-417 LOC # 95-61970

'George J. Rippentrop ... marriage to Anna Swalve on October 15, 1914.'

Rippentrop, Wendy, Rippentrop Family Tree, (Pub. location unknown, http://wc.rootsweb.com, i Nov MMI)

'... George J. RIPPENTROP ... Marriage 1 Anna SWALVE ...' <>

Child(ren):

  1. John Senus Rippentrop  1915-1998 
  2. Irvin L. Rippentrop  1929-1963
  3. Alvin Andrew Rippentrop  ± 1931-± 1931


Notes about Anna Hinderike Swalve

Anna Hinderike Swalve

Source: Obit for Jennie Margaret Sleper, Buffalo Center (IA) Trib. 15June1995, Vol 104 # 12 pg 5 col 3

'Jennie Margaret Sleper was born April 12, 1923 at Titonka to George and Anna Swalve Rippentrop.'

24 Apr 1920 German Twp., Kossuth Co., IA census for middle initial of W? & age=24, nation of birth=Germany, y.o.i.=1891, y.o.naturalization=1896.

possible:

SSDI: 'ANNA RIPPENTROP b. 22 Aug 1897 d. Apr 1979 last SS address of record: 50480 (Titonka, Kossuth, IA) Issued: Iowa'

Emigrated from Germany at age 10y

Rippentrop, Wendy, Rippentrop Family Tree, (Pub. location unknown, worldconnect.rootsweb.com, i Nov MMI)

'... Anna SWALVE ... Sex: F Birth: 1891 Death: 1966 Change Date: 2 Mar 2000 Marriage 1 George J. RIPPENTROP ...'

Book, Ardella, No Title, (Sandpoint ID, http://wc.rootsweb.com, v Apr MMV)

'...Anna Swalve Sex: F Birth: 10 FEB 1894/95 Death: 9 JUL 1931 in Titonka, Iowa

Father: Rienhardt George Swalve b: in Wymeer, Germany Mother: (Jennie) Jantje Arrends

Father: (John) Johann Gerhardt Swalve Mother: (Jennie) Jantje Arrends

Marriage 1 George Rippentrop b: 1 MAR 1891/92

Children

1. John S. Rippentrop b: 14 FEB 1915 2. Raymond John Rippentrop b: 12 JUL 1916 in Titonka, Iowa 3. George James Rippentrop b: 23 AUG 1918 in Buffalo Center, Iowa 4. Edgar Arnold Rippentrop b: 10 FEB 1921 in Buffalo Center, Iowa 5. Jennie Margaret Rippentrop b: 12 APR 1923 in Titonka, Iowa 6. Irene Rippentrop b: 18 JUN 1925 in Titonka, Iowa 7. Iola Rippentrop b: 23 APR 1927 in Titonka, Iowa 8. Irvin Rippentrop b: 1 APR 1929 9. Andrew Rippentrop b: 8 JUL 1931'

Boyken, J. Clarine J., The Whistle Blows at Noon Cent Hist of Titonka IA 1898-1998, (Brainerd MN, Titonka Cent Comm, MCMXCVII), pg. 416-417.

[pg. 416]

'RIPPENTROP, GEORGE J. 1892-1966 RIPPENTROP, ANNA SWALVE ____-1931

George J. Rippentrop was born one mile north of Titonka (now the Robert Boekelman farmstead) on March 1, 1892. He received his

[pg. 417]

grade school education in the German Valley School. He continued to live on the home place after his marriage to Anna Swalve on October 15, 1914. Anna was born in Germany and immigrated to America at the age of ten. To this union ninechildren were born. The older children received their education in the German Valley School. The family had membership in the Ramsey Reformed Church.

In March of 1931 the family moved to a farm one mile west, but continued to work the land on the two farms. Shortly after moving tragedy marked this young family. July 9 of that year the thirty-six year old mother died after giving birth to her ninth child. The surviving children ranged in ages from two to sixteen years of age. ...'

Koens, Rolf u. Christian, Die Familien der Kirchengemeinde Wymeer 1713 - 1900, (Westerstede, Deutschland, R&CK, 2004), ISBN 3-9809065-0-7, pg. 288

'2869 Swalve, Reinhard Johann, * 1848, Landwirt, + 1.7.1900; oo 12.4.1894 Jantje Arends
Anna Hinderike * 10.2.1895
Arend Deterd * 5.2.1897' <>

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