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Comment by Jean Baier on December 9, 2009 at 1:58pm

Hello! Hoping some one with info on Ny/Mi migration would have some info for me.I have a ggrandfather George A. Hodge living with Ryer and Angeline Van Patton/en in Genesee co. MI. they are his grandparents according to the 1870 and 80 census...Cannot figure out who the mother is or where "Hodge" comes into play.Been a mystery for many years,Anyone's help appreciated. Jean

Comment by Jennifer Swart on November 27, 2009 at 2:36pm

Marilyn, just a note on http://www.allegroningers.nl...
If you found the marriage certificate index (http://www.allegroningers.nl/index.php?task=persoon_detail&opti...), you can click on Akte inzien to view the actual certificate.

Comment by Tamura Jones on November 27, 2009 at 1:23pm

Place Niehove, municipality ("gemeente") Oldehove.

Comment by Jennifer Swart on November 27, 2009 at 8:29am

Marilyn,
Here is a link to the birth certificate for Lolko.
http://www.allegroningers.nl/index2.php?task=bladeren&id=789&am...

For research in Groningen, http://www.allegroningers.nl/ is very good.

Comment by Tamura Jones on November 26, 2009 at 12:55pm

As I said, IE cannot handle it. You have to use a web browser.

Comment by Tamura Jones on November 25, 2009 at 7:27pm

Detail resultaat: (Kind)

Bron Burgerlijke stand - Geboorte
Archieflocatie Groninger Archieven
Algemeen Gemeente: Aduard
Soort akte: geboorte
Aktenummer: 34
Aangiftedatum: 19-06-1880
Kind Lolko Hommema
Geslacht: M
Vondeling: N
Geboortedatum: 18-06-1880
Geboorteplaats: Aduard
Vader Hessel Hommema
Moeder Gezina Alberts
Nadere informatie beroep vader: landgebruiker;


Roelfina Hommema: not found
But if you search for Roelfiena Hommema:

Detail resultaat: (Kind)

Bron Burgerlijke stand - Geboorte
Archieflocatie Groninger Archieven
Algemeen Gemeente: Aduard
Soort akte: geboorte
Aktenummer: 18
Aangiftedatum: 22-04-1882
Kind Roelfiena Hommema
Geslacht: V
Vondeling: N
Geboortedatum: 21-04-1882
Geboorteplaats: Den Ham gem. Aduard
Vader Hessel Hommema
Moeder Gezina Alberts
Nadere informatie beroep vader: landbouwer;

Comment by Tamura Jones on November 25, 2009 at 7:23pm

Maybe this helps: A Guide to Genlias.

Be advised that Internet Explorer still does not support web standards and is therefore still not capable of rendering that page. The four leading web browsers (Opera,Firefox, Safari and Chrome) render it just fine.

Comment by Linda Praamsma on October 21, 2009 at 2:11pm

Hi everyone. I just found this page today. I have been doing my family genealogy for some 30 years now. Can't stop! My family is mostly from Friesland, North Holland, and South Holland, and a few scattered ones from Germany (before 1750) I was born in Utrecht, so I have no American ancestors. My family names are PRAAMSMA, BOMMER, BORGER, BANGMA, GEERTSMA, RODENRIJS, UITTENBROEK, van HAASTEREN (and all it's permutations) LABEE,and many more. I still have many blank spots on my tree.
Just can't seem to kick the habit!

Comment by Sylvia Binch-Talma on September 10, 2009 at 3:23am

New on the GenLias website:

Ancestors New Amsterdam – New York in Genlias

In 1609, exactly 400 years ago, the explorer Henry Hudson left Amsterdam engaged by the Dutch East India Company to try to find a sea route along the north-east coast of North America. He did not find that route, but he discovered the island Manna Hatta. In his wake came Dutch traders and colonists who founded New Amsterdam. These ancestors of the present-day New York can now be found in Genlias.

De baptismal and marriage records have survived, beginning in 1639 and these data are now uploaded in our unique ancestor database Genlias. At the same time the site is enlarged with the background information about these records. The grand totals are 20.219 baptismal records over the years 1639-1800 and 6636 marriage records over the years 1639-1801.

Now you can search for the ancestors of Roosevelt, Van der Bildt, Bogardt, Van Bueren and Springsteen in Genlias and maybe, leafing through the database, you will come across members of your family!

This is only the beginning, according to Rob Huijbrecht the project manager of Genlias Overseas. In the future we hope to add even more faraway countries. So the researchers can track their ancestors who emigrated with the help of Genlias.

September 7, 2009

http://www.genlias.nl/en/page10.jsp

Comment by Doug Tallman on September 8, 2009 at 9:10pm

Did anyone see this fascinating story?

You can't blame my ancestors. We weren't even on this side of the Atlantic for another 49 years.

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