VanderStoep, Mary (Mrs. Frans) 1854-1930

VANDERSTOEP, VANPELT

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Date: 6/13/2021 at 20:33:34

Vander Stoep, Mary born 17 Jul 1854 died 22 Jun 1930 mother husb: Francis buried in West Lawn cemetery Orange City IA.

See the obit of Frans Vander Stoep 1853-1938 for more family details

Find a Grave lists Maria Adriana Vander Stoep born 18 Jul 1854 Charlois Zuid Holland Netherlands died 22 Jun 1930 Orange City IA buried in West Lawn Cemetery Orange City IA. Husband Frans Vander Stoep and children listed were – Kathryn M. Vedder, Floris F. Vander Stoep, Jennie Vos, Lane Frank Vander Stoep, Annie M. Oelrich, Dena I Plender and Johanna Bruyn.

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DeVolksvriend of Jun 26, 1930 In Dutch
Attempted translation:

On Sunday, 22 June, at 2 a.m., Mrs. Frans Van Der Stoep, born Maria Adriana Van Pelt, swapped the temporary with the eternal, in the age of 76. In the beginning of February revealed itself an inflammation to the neck, and what ever was tried was done to, nothing benefited. She was in a lot of pain, and about four weeks ago it was a lot of forces.

17 July 1854 at Charlois Nederland she was born, came here in the beginning of 1855 here with her parents. They settled west of Orange City, and when she was married to Frans Vande der Stoep on 30 March, 1876, by her uncle, Ds Betten, the young couple also settled on a farm in the area, where they were lived until Feb. 1905 when they settled in the city.

Their Marriage became blessed with ten children, of which nine are still alive, Johanna Mrs. D. Bruyn, Leendert, Anna Mrs. Geo Oelrich, Andrew, Jennie Mrs. I. O. Vos, Floris F., Dena Mrs. J. Plender, Richard and Kathryn Mrs. Joe Vedder. She is survived by her husband and her two brothers, Leendert here and Henry at Glendale CA, 23 grand and 12 great-great-children, mourn the passing of a loving, caring wife and mother, who gained many friends during her working life because of her gentle orientation.

The funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the death house and at 3:30 p.m. at the 1st Ref Church, where Dss. H. Colenbrander and J. D. Dykstra lead the service.