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Persoonlijke gegevens Fokke Behrends Hook 

• Alternatieve naam: Fred B. Hook (ook bekend als / alias)
• Hij is geboren op 26 september 1857 in Ihren, Ostfriesland, Germany.
• Hij is overleden op 7 juni 1945 in Eldora Hospital, Eldora, Hardin County, Iowa, hij was toen 87 jaar oud.

  Oorzaak: Pneumonia

• Hij is begraven juni 1945 in Wellsburg Reformed Church Cemetery, Wellsburg, Iowa.
• Een kind van Berend Hinrichs Eernst Hoek en Greetje Rudolphs Fokken

Gezin van Fokke Behrends Hook

Hij is getrouwd met Regina Catherine Soorholtz.

Zij zijn getrouwd februari 1883 te Melbourne, Iowa, hij was toen 25 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Berend F. Hook  1891-1978
2. Kate F. Hook  1888-1985 
3. Grietje F Hook  1883-???? 
4. Jan Hook  1885-< 1937
5. Infant Hook  

Notities over Fokke Behrends Hook

Grundy Register Thursday, June 7, 1945
Fred B. Hook, who had been a continuous resident of this section of Grundy for 72 years, died at the Eldora hospital shortly after eleven o'clock Saturday night. He was taken sick a week before with pneumonia. When his condition became worse a few days later, he was taken to the hospital at Eldora. That was three days before his death. He came to this county and to this country from Germany when he was 15 years old.,..Mr. Hook was born in Ostfriesland, Germany, September 26, 1857. At the age of 15, he with his mother, four sisters and one brother came to America and located on a farm in Colfax Township, now th Lupke Hook farm. That farm has been owned and operated by some member of the Hook family ever since. A littler later his three other brothers left the old country and came to join the remainder of the family on the farm in Colfax Township. Fred Hook and Catherine Soorholtz (our Catherine Regina Soorholtz) were married at Melbourne, Iowa, during the month of February, 1883. They remained with his mother on her farmuntil 1894 when Mr. Hook bought a farm of his own which remained his up to the time of his death. It is 2 miles south and a mile east of Wellsburg. Mrs. Hook died in 1902. He continued to live on the home place until five years ago when he movevd to the new place built by hisdaughter, Mrs. Andrew Olthoff (this is Kate Hook, birth Oct 1, 1888) and husband.
Surviving members of his immediate family are two daughters, Mrs. Andrew Neiter (this is Grace Hook), Steamboat Rock, and Mrs. Andrew Olthoff. One surviving son makes his home with the Olthoff family (this being Berend "Ben" born in 1891). One son John died in 1937 and one died in infancy. Mr. Hook came from a family of nine children. The father died in Germany. There were five sons and four daughters. The sons were Rudolf, Harm, Henry, Ernest and Fred. The daughters were Mrs.Wumke Wumkes of Lincoln Township, Mrs. Fred Nieman, Mrs. Henry Bungerand Mrs. Peter Heikens. Only one of this large family now remains. She is Mrs. Wumkes, who is now 89 years old. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon and later at the Reformed Church inWellsburg, Iowa. Rev. William Landdiedel officiated at the servides with burial in the cemetery adjoining the church.
Grundy Register Thursday, June 7, 1945
Fred B. Hook, who had been a continuous resident of this section of Gr undy for 72 years, died at the Eldora hospital shortly after eleven o' clock Saturday night. He was taken sick a week before with pneumonia . When his condition became worse a few days later, he was taken to t he hospital at Eldora. That was three days before his death. He cam e to this county and to this country from Germany when he was 15 year s old.,..Mr. Hook was born in Ostfriesland, Germany, September 26, 18 57. At the age of 15, he with his mother, four sisters and one brothe r came to America and located on a farm in Colfax Township, now th Lup ke Hook farm. That farm has been owned and operated by some member o f the Hook family ever since. A littler later his three other brother s left the old country and came to join the remainder of the family o n the farm in Colfax Township. Fred Hook and Catherine Soorholtz (ou r Catherine Regina Soorholtz) were married at Melbourne, Iowa, during th e month of February, 1883. They remained with his mother on her farmu ntil 1894 when Mr. Hook bought a farm of his own which remained his u p to the time of his death. It is 2 miles south and a mile east of We llsburg. Mrs. Hook died in 1902. He continued to live on the home pl ace until five years ago when he movevd to the new place built by hisd aughter, Mrs. Andrew Olthoff (this is Kate Hook, birth Oct 1, 1888) an d husband.
Surviving members of his immediate family are two daughters, Mrs. Andr ew Neiter (this is Grace Hook), Steamboat Rock, and Mrs. Andrew Olthof f. One surviving son makes his home with the Olthoff family (this bei ng Berend "Ben" born in 1891). One son John died in 1937 and one die d in infancy. Mr. Hook came from a family of nine children. The fath er died in Germany. There were five sons and four daughters. The son s were Rudolf, Harm, Henry, Ernest and Fred. The daughters were Mrs.W umke Wumkes of Lincoln Township, Mrs. Fred Nieman, Mrs. Henry Bungeran d Mrs. Peter Heikens. Only one of this large family now remains. Sh e is Mrs. Wumkes, who is now 89 years old. Funeral services were hel d at the home Wednesday afternoon and later at the Reformed Church inW ellsburg, Iowa. Rev. William Landdiedel officiated at the servides wit h burial in the cemetery adjoining the church.

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