Familiestamboom Van Der Tuin - Benninga » Adrian "Ed" Vander Tuin (1908-1994)

Données personnelles Adrian "Ed" Vander Tuin 

• Le surnom est Ed.
• Il est né le 24 juin 1908 dans Clark Township, Douglas, South Dakota, Verenigde Staten.

  Adrian is the last of ten children and the seventh son, very probably named after his aunt Adriaantje van der Tuin (1864-1947). In the Netherlands it's very exceptional to name a male after an aunt: third and following sons should be named after an uncle, the first two sons for their grandfathers.
  In 1913 he is called in a Friesian newspaper Adrijaan v.d. Tuin. In the Census 1915 he is called Edward Vander Tuin. Usual name: Ed(d).
  
  Ed was born on the original Vander Tuin farm in section 10 of Clark Township, two miles west and one mile south of the Dutch agrarian settlement New Holland (78 people in 2010), Douglas County, in the southeast of South Dakota, not far away east ofthe river Missouri.
  Adrian's parents moved in 1898 or 1899 to this farm from Nieveen, near Platte, appr. 12 miles southwest of New Holland.

• Il est décédé le 4 novembre 1994 dans Corsica, Douglas County, South Dakota, USA, il avait 86 ans.

  Ed died at the Pleasant View Nursing Home at Corsica. Source; son Everett, e-mail July 2011.
  According to US Securities Death Index Adrian's last residence was Harrison, Douglas County.
  Source also: list of buried persons there, received by P. Hakze in June 2011.

• Il est enterré dans Cemetery New Holland, Douglas, South Dakota, Verenigde Staten.
• Un enfant de Johannes Vander Tuin et Margje Margaret Groen
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 6 février 2024.

Famille de Adrian "Ed" Vander Tuin

Il est marié avec Johanna Feenstra.

Ils se sont mariés le 21 novembre 1934 à Douglas County, South Dakota, Verenigde Staten, il avait 26 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. John Adrian Vander Tuin  1937-2004 
2. Margaret Vander Tuin  1940-> 2019 
3. (Ne pas publique)

Notes par Adrian "Ed" Vander Tuin

It's remarkable that Adrian isn't mentioned in the Census 1915 with his parents.
In February 1920 he lived without occupation at his parents' farm in Clark Township, Precinct no. 6. Source: scan of Census 1920.
This is in section 10 of Clark Township, 2 1/2 mile southwest of New Holland. Here the original Vander Tuin farm stood, where the family lived since 1898/1899. According to the Census 1925 the 16 years old Adrian Vander Tuin lived with his parentsat their farm in Harrison, Douglas County and he had no occupation.
In April 1930 he lived with his mother, widow since 1927, and three siblings still on the original Vander Tuin farm, 2 1/2 mile southwest of New Holland. Adrian was then a farm laborer at a general farm, very probably on the own Vander Tuin farm.
Source too: scan of Census 1930.
The brothers Bonne and Adrian Vander Tuin married in resp. 1927 and 1924 to the sisters Rickie and Johanna Feenstra.
In April 1940 farmer and head of the family Adrian lived with his wife Johanna and their two years old son John at a rented farm inClark Township. He works weekly 48 hours. Right next to them his mother, head, and his brothers John and Johannes lived at a rented farm too.
Source: scan Census 1940, 04/2012.
Between 1940 and August 1945 the family movesd from the original VanderTuin farm 2 1/2 mile southwest to 3/4 mile south of New Holland to, where Adrian's older brother, Hannes (Johannes, 1890-1965), bought section 2, 160 acres, in Clark Township.In this section were a big and a small farmhouse.
Hannes, his older brother John (Jan), both bachelors, and their mother Margie, widow since 1927, lived in the big house and the small house was rented to the youngest brother Adrian (Ed) and his family. Some time after his mother Margie's death inJune 1947 they switched houses, so Adrian's family got the big house. After many years of renting Adrian bought the place. Ed and Joanna farmed here until their retirement in 1981, when they moved to the village New Holland itself.

Ed farmed with his family 3 quarters of land (a quarter is a 1/4 of a square mile section, this is 640 acre, so 480 acres in total (= 192 hectare). He owned one quarter and the rest was rented on shares. The standard share was 1/3 of the crop for the landlord and 2/3 for the tenant. The Vander Tuins raised corn, oats, alfalfa, prairie hay, cattle and hogs (male pigs). In the beginning ten cows were milked by hand, the cream was sold and the skimmed milk fed to the hogs. There were then about25 stockcows and two crops of calves until they were sold.
Adrian liked wood working very much as a hobby and built trinkets (= little toys for fun) out of wood to amuse people and kids.

Sources: internet, Rianne Boek, Stamboom Jan Johannis (van der Tuin), Adrian's son Everett Vander Tuin, e-mails Nov., Dec. 2008 and Jan. 2012. and Adrian's daughter Margie Vander Tuin, April 2009.

Photo:
P. Hakze has a picture of Adrian/Ed(d) and his 8 siblings in the late 1950s, sent in Oct. 2009 by his daughter Margie Vander Tuin.
Back row, left to right: John, Anna, Lizzy, Hilda, Sip.
Front row: Bonne, Albert, Adrian (Ed), Hannes (Johannes).
The 1956 photo was provided in November 2016 by Adrian's son Everett Vander Tuin.

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