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Our ancestors and three generations of their offspring.

Also includes the Bos family tree (Harlingen-Amsterdam-Vlissingen-Chicago) and 14 separate pedigrees.

Onze voorouders en drie generaties van hun nakomelingen.

Bevat ook de Stamboom Bos (Harlingen-Amsterdam-Vlissingen-Chicago) en 14 apartstaande kwartierstaten (van aangehuwde tantes etc.).

Most of my ancestors lived in Greater Friesland (Fryslan, Groningen, East-Friesland) and Danelaw England (Lancs, Lincs, Yorks, Notts, Leics, Derbs).

Before abt 1700 some lived in Rouveen, Amersfoort, Horst? (stamvader Rost), Tiel, Borculo, Ommeren, or just across the Netherlands border.

I have no idea where the ancestors of my granddad’s grandmother Annie Blundell nee Burton came from.

This database contains:

a few thousand found ancestors and their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
the ancestors (no descendants beyond the odd sibling) of 13 persons not related to my parents.
a couple of generations of Dutch-American families not related to me (with some connection to emigrated relatives).
some Jewish families closely related to one distant relative of my grandmother murdered during the Holocaust.

Deze database bevat:

een kwartierstaat met voorouders en hun kinderen, kleinkinderen en achterkleinkinderen.
diverse (13) andere kwartierstaten.
naar Amerika geëmigreerde, niet-verwante families die via een huwelijk "vastzitten" aan een wel-verwant emigratiegezin.
enkele niet-verwante Joodse families, familie van een verre achternicht van mijn grootmoeder.

De Harlingse familie Bos (Jan Bos & Hieke Bos-de Roos) woonde enkele generaties aan de Zoutsloot o.a. op nummer 60.

Posthume dank aan wijlen achterneef Pieter Kloosterman (1950-2012), die hielp met het Kloosterman-deel.

Ook dank aan achternicht Ina van der Zaag voor hulp met de afstammelingen van Haye Postma & Imke Postma-Postma.

I am grateful to my late cousin Shirley J. Medema - Bos (1932-2018) as well as to David Otto, who both helped with the American side of the Bos family tree.

The North Meols (Southport) data are mostly based on the work of Joyce Otterstrom (last updated on my side in Nov 2020).

Default for a christening, marriage or burial in the parish of North Meols is St. Cuthbert’s, Churchtown (oldest parish church).

Old place names in the former (then still larger) parish of North Meols:

Bank Field Lane = lane running between Churchtown and Crossens

Blowick = hamlet east of Little London, west of where The New and The Old Pool streams join, north of Meols Cop

Blowick Moss = east of the North End of Birkdale, south of The Trap and Town Lane

Blundell's Lane = lane running east from Bank Field Lane winding south towards Moss Lane

Butt's Lane = part of the lane connecting The Trap & Town Lane to Lower Blowick

East Bank Lane = now East Bank Street running into Trap Lane (Southbank Road)

Hawes Side = along the dunes where Southport started; part is now Hawesside Street & Ashley Road

Little London = hamlet around The Anchor Inn (now The Blue Anchor pub) at the end of Tithebarne Lane/Road & Hart Street

Meols Cop = now Meols Cop Road, south of Blowick, east of Little London

Mill Lane (Birkdale) = lane connecting Snuttering Lane to North End and Birkdale

Mill Lane (Churchtown) = lane running north into Churchtown from Row Lane & Moss Lane

Moss Lane = lane continuing east from Row Lane

Mount Pleasant = now Manchester Road starting from Lord Street running towards Roe/Row Lane

Park Lane = lane running south from crossing of Mill Lane, Rowe Lane and Moss Lane

Pitts House = south of Moss Lane, west of Wyke Lane, east of The New Pool (stream)

Snuttering Lane = lane running South from The Trap towards Mill Lane & North End (going towards Birkdale),

perhaps starting from The Trap along the northern end of Cemetery Road

South Hawes (Hawes Houses) = small hamlet next to the dunes west of the South End of Birkdale

Southport = newer housing developments in the dunes to the west of Hawes Side

Straight Up Lane = lane continuing east of Moss Lane after junction with Wyke Lane

The Trap = hamlet between Trap Lane (now Southbank Road) & Town Lane, north of where is now Duke Street Cemetery

Trap Lane = now Southbank Road

Westward = lanes to the west of Marshside near the northernmost edge of the sand dunes

Wyke Lane = lane running south-east of Moss Lane towards Wyke Farm (just beyond The Old Pool)

Double cousin William Sutton (1752 - 1840) was owner of the Black Bull Inn (now Hesketh Arms) in Churchtown.

He started the first sea bathing lodge which he named the South Port Hotel.

It stood near what is now the crossing of Lord Street and Duke Street.

It was the very beginning of what would become Southport as a seaside bathing resort.

* De Rijnkaarten van neef Isaac van Geelkercken (1615-1675)

Voorouders van: Fokke Bos (1897-1993) & Imke Kloosterman (1905-1990) (1890 personen)

Voorouders van aangehuwde tantes (kwartierstaten):

* Jeltje en Corina van Velsen (441 prs, ook Duitse, Engelse en Friese voorouders)

* Henriette Smit (889 prs, ook Duitse, Vlaamse en Zwitserse voorouders)

* Neeltje van der Linden (866 prs, ook Duitse, Engelse, Franse, Friese, Schotse, Vlaamse en Zweedse voorouders)

* Margaret Blundell (674 persons, English ancestors)

* To Beglinger (543 prs, ook Deense, Duitse, Franse, Friese, Italiaanse, Zweedse en Zwitserse (2x) voorouders)

* Jeanette Lap (936 Friese voorouders)

Voorouders (kwartierstaten) van:

* Ellen Bos - van Noorden (475 prs, ook Antilliaanse, Duitse, Franse, Friese, Italiaanse, Waalse, Zweedse en Zwitserse voorouders)

* Frank Smaling (1013 prs, ook Duitse, Franse, Friese en Schotse voorouders)

* Arie Kranendonk (1951-2016) (779 personen, ook Duitse / Pruisische, Franse, Italiaanse, Vlaamse en Waalse voorouders)

* Ruud Brand (681 personen)

* Henk van der Veer's moeder (263 personen)

* Ann Irish (62 people)

* Gerard Koolbergen (1931) en Nel Dijkshoorn (1929) (476 prs, ook Duitse, Friese, Vlaamse en Zweedse voorouders)

WAR & VIOLENCE:

Ancestor who was captive in Barbary (Berber part of Maghreb) for 16 years & 6 months:

Thomas RYMER (1652-1715)

Cousins who died as soldiers in the armies of dictator Napoleon:

Boer de, Johan (Jan) Bokkes (1794 - ~1814)
Boer de, Uiltje Sipkes (1791 - >1811)
Boonstra, Jan Feikes (1785 - >1811)
Buren van, Klaas Andries (1793 - 1812)
Dijkstra, Teunis Bokes (1790-1815)
Holwerda, Taeke Jelles (1779 - 1813)
Holwerda, Thomas Jelles (1788 - ~1814)
Holwerda, Willem Baukes (1792 - ~1814)
Lammertsma, Leffert Lammerts (1789 - 1813)
Looyinga, Johannes AEbeles (1790 - 1813)
Pijpstra, Sape Oenes (1789 - >1812)
Pool, Rienk Johannes (1774 - 1813)

[Postma, Minne Harmens (1788 - 1814) echtgenoot van Lutske Aukes van der Wal]

Romkes, Harmen Klaases (1788 - 1814)
Tyzema (Thijssema), Jan Hendriks (1791 - 1813)
Veer van der, Uilke Tjeerds (1788 - > 1811)
Wal van der, Tjalling Gaeles (1793 - 1815)

Zwaagstra, Jacob Wybes (1792 - > 1813)

Cousins who lived or fought as colonial soldiers in the East Indies:

Bos, Jan (1926 - 1999)
Eijzeren van, Willem (1843 - 1883)
Grouwstra, Aldert (1808 - 1848)
Grouwstra, Sipke Jan (1814 - 1848)
Haas de, Thijs (1884 - 1945)
Kamminga, Klaas (1846 - 1869)
Kloetstra, Gaele Wijbes (1799 - >1828)
Kroonenberg, Edmond Ludovicus (1915 - 1945)
Rost, Hans Hendrik Wijntjens (1716 - 1751)
Visser, Bastiaan (1844 - 1867)
Wal van der, Andries Gaeles (1797 - 1879)
Zee van der, Douwe Baukes (1838 - 1866)

Cousins who died in the non-native American Civil War:

Harrison, Samuel Capt. (1821 - 1862)
Polsma, Rinse Pieters (1819 - >1865)

Cousins who fought as soldiers during World War I:

Astill, Ernest (1894 - 1916)
Blow, George (1895 - 1918)
Bretherton, Thomas (1890 - 1916)
Broekstra, John (1895 - 1968)
Harrison, Bertrand (1881 - 1967)
Harrison, William Henry (1895 - 1916)
Hibbert, Reuben (~1897 - 1918)
Hoeksma, Andries (1896 - 1917)
Johnson, William (~1893 - 1918)
Parker, Edward (1897 - 1918)
Platt, Orlando (1884 - 1919)
Platt, William Henry (1886 - 1916)
Rensema, Alfred Daniel (1900 - 1962)
Rimmer, Peter (1883 - 1915)
Rimmer, Thomas Miller (1891 - 1916)
Sawyer, James William (1897-1917)
Spencer, William Henry (1891 - 1917)
Tandy, Herbert Godfrey (~1896 - 1917)
Travis, Ernest Winter (1885 - 1915)
Wareing, John Sutton (1895 - 1915)
Watkinson, James (1889 - 1958)
Winrow, Albert James (1899 - 1918)
Woosey, Ernest (1896 - 1917)

Cousins who died during World War II due to German, Japanese or Allied war efforts and crimes:

[victims not related to me are between brackets]:
[Binnebösz, Johannes Andreas (1879 - 1945)]
Haas de, Thijs (1884 - 1945) died under Japanese occupation
[Hen, George (1879 - 1942) Shoah] father of Israel Hen
[Hen, Israel (1908 - 1942) Shoah] husband of Johanna Nijhuis
[Hen, Jacob Salomo (1909 - 1943) Shoah] brother of Israel Hen
Hoeksma, Binne (1895 - 1944) died due to allied bombardments
Huijser, Jan Antoni (1898 - 1945) verzetsstrijder?
Kroonenberg, Edmond Ludovicus (1915 - 1945) starvation & forced labour under Japanese occupation
[Meulenberg, Abraham Jacobus (1893 - 1945)] verzetsstrijder?
Nijhuis, Johanna (1909 - 1942) Shoah, wife of Israel Hen
[Paauw de, Serline (1884 - 1942) Shoah] mother of Israel Hen
maternal aunts & uncles & cousins of Johanna Nijhuis:
[Rood, Adriana (1881 -1942) Shoah] + husband [Levie Pais (1877 - 1943) Shoah]
[Rood, Elias (1884 - 1942) Shoah] + wife [Sara Lamport (1884 - 1942) Shoah] and
sons [Louis Rood (1906 - 1943) Shoah] & [Marcus Rood (1909 - 1945) Shoah]
[Rood, Mozes (1886 - 1945) Shoah] + wife [Mietje Frenk (1887 - 1944) Shoah]
Spannenburg, Henderika (~1918 - 1944) verzetsstrijder?
[Velsen van, Jacobus Hendrik (1921 - ca 1945)] broer van Jeltje & Corina, vermist in Duitsland of Sudetenland
[Warnink, Marinus Bernardus (1892 - 1945)]
Wouterse, Jan (1919 - 1943) dwangarbeid in Duitsland

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