The Mulherns and Raffertys of Lawrence County, Ohio - Person Page 2105

The Mulherns and Raffertys of Lawrence County, Ohio
With the DeJongs and Dalenbergs of Cook County, Illinois (orignating in the Netherlands)
Person Page 2105

         
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Trijntje Kuijper (F)
(6 January 1845 - 8 January 1862)
Relationship=Great-granddaughter of Pieter Cornelisz Dalenberg.
Last Edited=4 Jun 2005

     Trijntje Kuijper was born on 6 January 1845 in Schoorl, Noord Holland, Netherlands.1 She was the daughter of Cornelius Kuijper and Maartje Dalenberg.1
          Cornelius and Maartje, with their 7 children, immigrated during the first half of 1849 to the United States of America on board the Massachusetts of Boston. It was not a pleasant, happy voyage for this family. Disease raced through the boat and killed 4 of their children. First, Cornelius (age 8) and Pietertje (only 2 years old) died on the 24th of May. Two days later, Antje died. She was only a year old. Three days after that, on the 29th, Maartje, one month short of 9 years old, died. I can't imagine what it must have been like for them. Surely they were full of hope before they began their voyage. Did they manage to keep hope even with half of their family dying? Her name has also been given as Catherine.1 Catharine, age 14, was enumerated in the household of her parents on the 1860 Federal Census for the Blue Island Post Office in Worth Township, Cook County, Illinois.2 Follow the link to see the census image. Catherine died on 8 January 1862.1 She was 17 old.

Appears on charts:
Descendant Chart for Pieter Cornelisz Dalenberg

Citations

  1. [S328] Moody, Larry. Moody/Dudley Tree. Online <http://awt.ancestry.com>, <e-mail address>. Text downloaded 29 Jul 2001.
  2. [S393] Illinois. Cook County. 1860 U.S. Census, population schedule. Micropublication M653, roll 169. Washington: National Archives.


         
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Carol Lea Millslagle Macke

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