Sources: Benjamin van der Linde; Judith Brueggeman, H. Keith, & Rodney Peters; Hans-Georg Boyken; & Cnley Wolterman
Altersschwäche
Il est marié avec Nantje (Noentje) Freese.
Ils se sont mariés en l'an 1857 à somewhere in IL, il avait 27 ans.
Enfant(s):
Hinderk A. Janssen
Sources: Author: Keith, H.; Peters, Rodney; & Brueggeman, Judith; Title: Hinderk A. Janssen," (Publication locatin: Lehi, UT, Publisher: FamilySearch, Publication date: xv June MMXX), Repository: The Cloud
Link: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K42J-1C7
"Hinderk A. Janssen Sex Male Birth 10 Sep 1829 ,,, Germany Death 02 Aug 1909 Last Changed: May 30, 2012 by H. Keith Burial 1909 Ackley, Franklin, Iowa, United States of America Last Changed: April 14, 2019 by Rodney Peters
Immigration 1853
Residence 1885 German, Grundy, Iowa
Residence 1900 German Township, Grundy, Iowa, United States
Spouses and Children
Hinderk A. Janssen 1829-1909
Marriage: 1857 ,, Illinois
Noentje Vryze 1840-1926
Children of Noentje Vryze and Hinderk A. Janssen (10)
[1 m] John A. Janssen 1858-1904
[2 f] Hilke Janssen 1860-1948
[3 m] Christian A. Janssen 1863-1907
[4 f] Wendelka Janssen 1868-1874
[5 m] Henry A. Janssen 1869-1964
[6 m] Ben Janssen 1871-1874
[7 m] Ben A. Janssen 1874-1946
[8 m] Venno A. Janssen 1877-1953
[9 m] Ralph Asa Janssen 1879-1957
[10 m] Harm A Janssen 1882-1973
Parents and Siblings
Jan Janshen 1801-1871
No Marriage Events
Wenndelke Klinkenborg 1799-1882
Children of Wenndelke Klinkenborg and Jan Janshen (5)
[1 f] Antje Janssen 1828-1908
[2 m] Hinderk A. Janssen 1829-1909
[3 m] John Johnson 1834-1912
[5 f] Martha Janssen 1837-1937
[6f] Fentje Janssen 1843-1921
Author: van der Linde, Benjamin, Title: «u»Die Familien der Kirchengemeinde Tergast (1661 - 1900)«/u», Ostfrieslands Ortssippenbücher Band LXXXV, (Publication location: Aurich, Niedersachsen, Publisher: Upstalsboom - Gesellschaft, Publication date: MMIX), Seite 257, Repository: Tazewell Co. Gen. & Hist. Soc., Pekin, IL.
[Seite 257]
"827. Janssen Jan Ayelts/Eilts 389, k. 1822 Tergast, im Dienst bei Hausmann Aike Luppen Vreezeman (oo), Arbeiter (wanderte in die USA aus, dieses wurde am 13.04.1860 bekanntgemacht (Amtsblaat 1860, S. 827)); oo 12.03.1826 Tergast (23/26), prokl. 19.02., 26.03., [sic] 05.03.1826 Tergast Wendelke Hinderks Klinkenborg 927 /= vgl. OFB Gandersum S. 63/, k. 1823 Gandersum, im Dienst bei Hausmann Heere Vreezeman zu Tammegast,
[1] Sohn * 09.04.1826 Tergast, + 18. (8.00) Tergast (9 Tage)
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[3] Hinderk Janssen * 10.09.1829 (19.00), ~ 20. Tergast, Bem.: "Hinderk Janssen ist im Jahre 1853 in Monat September nach America gezogen."
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It is my hypothesis the 2nd reading of the marriage banns (26.03.1826) is an error. It would make sense if the date were instead 26 Feb 1826, 7 days after the 1st reading (19 Feb 1826). The 3rd reading (5 Mar 1826) would be 7 days after the 2nd reading (26 Feb 1826). I doubt 1826 was a leap year, but I have not checked. - D. A. Navorska - iii May MMXXI - in proximo Grove, OK.
Author: Boyken, Hans-Georg, «u»Wo sind sie geblieben ? - Ostfriesen in Amerika«/u» Teil iii, (Publication location: Titonka, IA, Publisher: Boyken & Boyken Partners, Publication date: MMII), pg. 25, ISBN: 0.9670802-3-1, Repository: Dallas TX pub. lib.
[Pg. 25]
"25 - 1909
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Hinderk A. JANSSEN
* 10 Sep 1829 Tergast/Ostfriesland \\ + 2 Aug 1909 Ackley, IA ['Altersschwäche'] \\ = 5 Aug 1909 \\ R: w JANSSEN*FREESE, (10) 6 ch, 1 br, 3 si \\\\ O"
Author: Wolterman, Conley, Title: "Hendrek Janssen," (Publication location: Ackley, IA, Publisher: Find-a-Grave, Publication date: xi Feb MMXIV), Repository: The Cloud
Link: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/125004494/hendrek-janssen
"[photograph of stone shared with Noentje Janssen]
[photograph of stone shared with Noentje Janssen] Added by Sherry M
Picture of [stone shared with Noentje Janssen with 2 outlying stones] Added by Sherry M
Hendrek Janssen Birth 10 Sep 1829 Death 2 Apr 1909 (aged 79) Burial Oak Wood Cemetery Ackley, Franklin County, Iowa, USA Plot OS2R7L51B11 Memorial ID 125004494
Hinderk JANSSEN Birth: 10 SEP 1829 in Tergast, Ostfriesland, Germany Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Ackley, Franklin, Iowa Emigration: 1852 New Orleans Death: 02 APR 1909 in Ackley, Hardin County, Iowa
Note: Hinderk A. Janssen Family History
Hinderk A. Janssen was born in Tergast, Ostfriesland, Germany onSeptember 10, 1829. He came to America by sailboat in the year 1852. He came by way of the Atlantic Ocean and landed in New Orleans after fourteen weeks on the ocean. It was a very rough trip and not a pleasant one. He often told how he learned to knit on the trip to keep himself busy.
After arriving in New Orleans, he thanked God for a safe journey,even if he had only $ 1.50 to his name. He spent $.75 of it in NewOrleans.
From there he worked his way up along the Mississippi River tappingsugar maple trees to earn his way, until he arrived in Ilinois, his destination. He had high hopes in the "Land of Opportunity" for himself, his future family, his parents, a brother and four sisters...John,Martha, Fanny, and Geeske....still in Germany.
After working in Illinois for some time he met Nancy Freese and they were married in 1857. They lived in Stephenson County in the vicinity of Forreston. Here they worked hard on the farm. This was during the civil war and Grandma Janssen was always worried that Grandpa would enlist and join the army.
Grandma Janssen, who was born on December 16, 1840, in Neermoor,Ostrfriesland, Germany, came to the United States in the year 1855, withher parents and brothers and sister ... Janna, Anna, Ralph , and John.
The buffalos were plentiful there and there was always the threat of prairie fires. Grandma made candles, spun wool, and wove the cloth to make their clothing. They lived a frugal life.
In 1863 they moved by covered wagon to the area of the EastfrieslandChurch in Grundy County, Iowa. They lived the second place west of the church for many years. Later they moved to the Westfriesland Church area, and in 1901 moved to the town of Ackley. When they first came to Iowa, Grandpa would go to Hardin City grove to fell trees for railroadties when the railroad went throught the vicinity. Many Indians would come in the winter begging for food and Grandpa would always see to it that they got something. They would trade beadwork and handwork for food. Grandpa would challenge them to a match to shoot pennies off a post with their bows and arrows. The Indians never missed. Both Grandpaand Grandma had great compassion for the Indians.
They were blessed with 10 children. John, Hattie and Christian wereborn in Illinois. Wendelka, Henry, Ben A., Venno, Ralph, and Harm were born in Grundy County, Iowa. Wendelka and Ben died during childhood. The children all farmed in the Ackley area..... Grundy, Butler and Franklin counties.
Grandpa helped with the churches in the area where he lived. He borrowed $500. at one time to help start a new church, and interest was very high. Grandma said,"How will we ever get that paid?" "Oh", Grandpa said,"The Lord is a good paymaster."
When they moved to Ackley they joined the St. John's Evangelical Church, now called St. John's United Church of Christ.
Marriage 1 Noentje FREESE b: 16 DEC 1840 in Neermoor, Ostfriesland, Germany
Married: 1857
Children
John A. JANSSEN b: 07 NOV 1858 in Illinois
Hattie JANSSEN b: 20 SEP 1860 in Illinois
Christian A. JANSSEN b: 02 MAR 1863 in German Valley, Illinois
Wendelka JANSSEN b: 1868 in Grundy County, Iowa
Henry A. JANSSEN b: 02 FEB 1869 in Grundy County, Iowa
Ben JANSSEN b: 1871
Ben A. JANSSEN b: 08 JUN 1874 in Grundy County, Iowa
Venno A. JANSSEN b: 10 DEC 1877 in Grundy County, Iowa
Ralph A JANSSEN b: 03 JUL 1879 in Grundy County, Iowa
Harm A JANSSEN b: 02 SEP 1882 in Grundy County, Iowa
Parents
Photo[graph of stone shared with Wenndelke Janshen] Jan A Janshen 1801-1871
Photo[graph of stone shared with Jan A. Janshen] Wenndelke Hinderks Klinkenborg Janshen 1799-1882
Spouse
Photo[graph of stone shared with Hendreck Janssen] Noentje Freese Janssen 1840-1926
Siblings
Photo[graph of stone shared with Geerd Gronewold] Antje Janssen Gronewold 1828-1908
Photo[graph of his stone] John E. Johnson 1834-1912
Photo[graph of her stone] Martha Janssen Sneiderman 1837-1912
Photo[graph of her stone] Fentje E. Janssen Kruse 1843-1921
Children
Photo[graph of his stone] John A. Janssen 1858-1904
Photo[graph of her stone] Hilke Janssen Ulfers 1860-1948
Photo[graph of stone shared with Elizabeth Janssen & Annie Janssen] Christian A. Janssen 1863-1907
Photo[graph of stone shared with Ben Janssen] Wendelka Janssen 1868-1874
Photo[graph of stone shared with Rosa Janssen & Anna Janssen] Henry A. Janssen 1869-1964
Photo[graph of stone shared with Wendelka Janssen] Berend Janssen 1871-1874
Photo[graph of stone shared with Lucy R. Janssen] Ben A Janssen 1874-1946
Photo[graph of stone shared with Hilka M. Janssen] Venno A. Janssen 1877-1953
Photo[graph of Janssen family memorial stone] Ralph Asa Janssen 1879-1957
Photo[graph of stone shared with Christina Janssen] Harm A Janssen 1882-1973
Maintained by: Find a Grave Originally Created by: Conley Wolterman Added: 11 Feb 2014 Find a Grave Memorial 125004494"
Note: the spelling of the name in Tergast is Janssen. The handwritten double s - long s followed by short s, might be misread as hs. How the long s came after the short s is confusing though. For an example, read the title of the Declaration of Independence & the U.S. Constitution. Also, study the use of the etset ß as a ligature for the double s or sz. - D. A. Navorska - iii May MMXXI - in proximo Grove, OK.
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