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Olive Tree Genealogy Marketplace & Store [You are here - Olive Tree Genealogy Marketplace & Store]   Album #22 OXNER-DYKEMA Surnames: Oxner, Dykeman, Jonkman Locations: Holland Michigan This photo album was in pieces and all that was available for purchase was the inside front cover and several pages, plus several photographs. Included in the album were two business cards and what looks like a page from a family bible for the Dykema family. It is written in period handwriting with the first date being 1863. There is also a single sheet in different handwriting with genealogy of the Oxner family Inscription inside cover reads "F. S?L? Mrs. Ninne's Album, Holland City, Ottawa County Michigan" Stamped Album Frontspiece "Photographs" in fancy fonts Next page writing "A. J. O. Adrian John Oxner, Holland Michigan, 41 East 14th St" [an error occurred while processing this directive] List of Album Photos OX-1. tintype 3 men. "Fred Dykema, John Oxner" OX-3. tintype 2 men "Fred Dykema, John Oxner" OX-4. tintype. no writing but looks like Fred Dykema and John Oxner OX-5. Business card with photo. A J Oxner, Democratic Candidate for Alderman, third ward. Your vote kindly solicited OX-6. Business card with photo. J. Oxner, Secretary of Holland Aerie 1594, F.O.E. Clerk of Holland Camp 2231 M.W.A., Holland Michigan OX-7. Photo of funeral wreath with young man's photo inside. "Brother Will Oxner" OX-8 Loose photo, looks like John Oxner OX-10. tintype of 2 children "John & sister Minnie Oxner" OX-11. loose photo. Verso reads "Brother Will Oxner" It looks like the same photo used in the funeral wreath OX-12. loose photo. Verso reads "Sister Minnie" Dykema Family Register This is a loose double sided sheet of lined paper in period handwriting. It is in Dutch. The first date is 1863. It is titled FAMILY REGISTER. Above that, in more recent handwriting someone has added the notation "Johannes Dykema died 1915 Jan 29 Martha Jonkman Dykeman " I have not included the actual dates, the Family Register is births, deaths and marriages. The Dutch words you need to know are geboren = born; overleden = died; getrout met = married with. See more Dutch church words translated from Dutch to English Page One Janna geboren den .... helena Fredericka geb. den .... Peter Frederick geb. den .... Antje geb. den ..... [insert reads "died ...."] Henderika geb. den .... Wentelina geb. den .... [insert reads "overleden ...."] Johannes geb. den ... gest.... .... Martinus geb. den .... [insert "died ...." Martha geb. den .... Tamme geboren ..... "overleden" is written in above the entry in the same hand. below it "gestovan ...." Tamme geboren .... overleden ss Francina Harmina geboren .... [insert "- Feb. ...."] Magdalena Cornelia geboren .... [insert "-June ...." Jan Frederick geboren .... overleden .... Reverse of Page One Fokke K. Jonkman: overleden den .... getrouw met Dorothea Johanna Jonkman geboren --- Reit geboren .... overleden ... Nicoloas Jonkman geboren .... overleden ... Martinus Jonkman geboren .... Jan Jonkman geboren .... Fransina Jonkman geboren .... Frans Jonkman geboren .... Freicke [Frederick in America] geboren .... overleden ... Francina geboren .... Martje geboren .... overleden ... Wentelina geboren .... overleden ... Harmina geboren .... Pieter geboren .... Separate Page ... born in Holland Mich. James Albert Oxner. Died .... ... born in Holland Mich. Cornelius Martin Oxner. Died .... ... born in Holland Mich. William Joseph Oxner. Died .... ... born in Holland Mich. Adrian John Oxner. Died .... ... born in Holland Mich. Minnie Oxner. Died quite young, about .... Mother born 1842 died around 1923 Father born 1830 Purchase Your Ancestor Photo in 3 Easy Steps Step 1: Write down the Album #. Example: #55 Step 2: Write down the Name & Number of each photo you are interested in. Example: MA-2, MA-15 Step 3: Place your order for individual quality photographic reproductions Your Name in History Oxner Genealogy Part of the Our Name in History Series! Are you interested in the Oxner name in history? The Oxner Name in History is a customized book offering a unique blend of fascinating facts, statistics and commentary about the Oxneradt name. The book is just one of an entire series of family name books in the Our Name in History collection. Genealogy Spotlight Be sure to check out Lorine's Genealogy Books now available on Amazon Free Genealogy Trials Try Ancestry US Free Trial, Ancestry Canada Free Trial, Ancestry.UK Free Trial or Ancestry Australia Free Trial   Wishing you had an ancestor photograph? See the 1800s photographs and ancestor photo albums on Lost Faces. There are over 2,500 photos in this growing genealogy collection

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