VAN PELT, Effie

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• Address: Address:
  Aafje (Effie) VAN PELT
• Name: Aafje van Pelt
• Name: Fay van Pelt

Effie married VAN BETHEM, William. William died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Dick van Pelt
• Immigration: 1855, Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA; from Charlois, Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
• Moved: 1870, Sioux County, Iowa, USA; from Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA
• Residence: 5 May 1887, Sherman Township, Sioux, Iowa, USA; published in the Sioux County Herald,

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Dirk Van Pelt, of Sherman township, is building a new dwelling house on his farm. Braskamp, of Alton, is doing the job. In very few years all our farmers will be comfortably located in new buildings, everything shows that hard time are past.

Dirk married DEN HARTOG, Aafje 12 Mar 1872, Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA. Aafje was born Nov 1853, Netherlands; died 17 Mar 1936, Orange City, Sioux, Iowa, USA; was buried 20 Mar 1936, West Lawn Cemetery, Sioux, Iowa, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Aagie den Hartog
• Name: Effie den Hartog
• Name: Effie Hartog
• Alt. Birth: Nov 1852
• Obituary: Friday, March 27, 1936, Alton, Sioux, Iowa, USA; Alton Democrat
• Obituary: Friday, March 20, 1936, Alton, Sioux, Iowa, USA; Alton Democrat,
• Obituary: Thursday, March 19, 1936, Orange City, Sioux, Iowa, USA; Sioux County Capital
• Obituary: Thursday, March 26, 1936, Orange City, Sioux, Iowa, USA; Sioux County Capital
• Obituary: Friday, March 6, 1936, Alton, Sioux, Iowa, USA; the Alton Democrat

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Herman Van Pelt of Morningside called on his mother, Mrs. D. Van Pelt, who is seriously ill.

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Mrs. D. Van Pelt Dies

Mrs. D. Van Pelt died at her home in Orange city March 17 at the age of 82 years. She was born in Holland and came to this country with her parents when she was two years old. In 1872 she came to Sioux County and lived on a homestead 3 miles west and 1 mile south of Orange City. In that same year she was married to Dick Van Pelt in Pella, Iowa. Nine children were born to her. Three children and her husband preceded her in death: Mary, 1918; Ray, 1917; Mrs. Anna Lohman, 1921; and Mr. Van Pelt in 1919. She is survived by the following children: John, Glendale, Cal,; Mrs. Fay Van Benthem, Lane and Andrew of Orange City; Herman, Sioux City; Rudolph, Maurice. She had 22 grand children and 6 great grand children. Funeral services will be on Thursday at two o'clock in the home and at 2:30 in the American Reformed church of which organization she was a member. Interment will be in the local cemetery.

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Mrs. D. Van Pelt who has been ailing for some time passed away at her home Tuesday morning. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

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PERSONAL NEWS

Out of town people present at the Mrs. D. Vn (sic) Pelt funeral were: John Van Pelt, Glendiale, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Pelt, Merideth Van Pelt, Miss Blanche Van Benthem, and H. Bouwmeester, all of Sioux City; Miss Verna Van Benthem and S. Silkenbakken of Akron, Iowa.
Will Dielman, Earl Dielman, Mrs. K. de Bruyn, Mrs. J. Hellinga, Mrs. Effie Van Rees, Bas Andeweg and Mrs. Bas Vanderweg, all of Pella, Ia.; Mrs. M. C. Johnson, Oldham, S.D.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Pelt, Volga, South Dakota.

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Funeral services for the late Mrs. D. Van Pelt were held Thursday afternoon at the American Reformed church. Rev. Bert Brouwer officiated. Burial services were delayed until Friday due to the fact that her son, John, of Glendale, Calif., did not arrive in time for the services. Mrs. Van Pelt died at her home here March 17 at the age of 82 years. She was born in Holland and came to this country with her parents in early infancy. They settled at Pella. In 1872 she was married to Dick Van Pelt and the young couple came to Sioux county, settling on a homestead 3 miles west and 1 mile south of Orange City. In 1903 they moved to Orange City. Mr. Van Pelt passed away in 1921. Three children also preceded her in death - Mary, Ray and Mrs. Anna Lohman. Surviving are John of Glendale; Mrs. Fay Van Bethem; Lane and Andrew of Orange City; Herman of Sioux City; and Rudolph of Maurice. She is survived by 22 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren.

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• Estate Sale: Saturday, August 10, 1907, Saturday, August 17, 19, Alton, Sioux, Iowa, USA; Alton Democrat
• Occupation: Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "arbeider" day laborer
• Immigration: 1855, Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA; from Charlois, Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
• Moved: 1870, Sioux County, Iowa, USA; from Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA
• Occupation: 1880, West Branch, Sioux, Iowa, USA; farmer
• Obituary: 29 May 1907, Orange City, Sioux, Iowa, USA; Sioux County Herald

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Estate Sale:


Public Sale of Real Estate

Notice is hereby given that at two o'clock P. M. on Saturday the 7th day of September, 1907, at the front door of the court house at Orange City Iowa, we the undersigned will offer for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described real estate, to-wit:

The northeast quarter of section 36-95-46 and the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 31-95-44 and also lots 2 and 3 in block number 27 Orange City Iowa -all of said real property belonging to the estate of Leendert Van Pelt Senior, recently deceased, and all said property being situated in Sioux County Iowa.

This property is free and clear of all liens and encumbrances and is as choice and desirable as any in the county. A small payment must be made on the date of the sale by the purchaser as earnest money but the consideration is not to be paid until the sale and deed has been approved by the District Court of Sioux County Iowa. For particulars call on or address the undersigned.

DIRK VAN PELT, ALBERTUS VAN PELT,
Executors, Orange City Iowa
G. T. HATLEY, Attorney for Estate

Obituary:


A Pioneer Gone

Leendert Van Pelt was born at Charlois, South Holland, April 6, 1822 and died in Orange City Sunday night. Mr. Van Pelt was one of the early pioneers of the county, coming here from Pella with his family in 1870 which then consisted of his wife and four children, Dirk, Bert, Andrew and Mary. He took up his homestead near town and made a fine farm of it. During the last year or two he had lived with Mr. and Mrs. Ike Vos and had kept around in tolerable health. Sunday morning he was up as usual, smoked his pipe and sat out on the porch for a time. But the machinery was worn out and he passed away peacefully and without pain. Mrs. Van Pelt died five years ago and a daughter Mrs. Van De Steeg in March. Seven children survive, Dirk, Albert, Mrs. Frank Van deStoep, Leendert, Henry, Mrs. J. R. Brink, Mrs. J. G. Van den Berg. There are forty one grandchildren living and eighteen great grandchildren. The funeral took place yesterday at two o'clock from the First Reformed church and was attended by a great number. Mr. Van Pelt passed away surrounded by the evidences on all sides of the remarkable progress in which he and his family had been so large a factor and after an experience to which it is given few men to pass through.

Note: The obituary is incorrect in stating that Leendert had moved here from Pella with his wife and four children in 1870. By 1870, 10 children had been born, one had died in Holland. It should have read Leendert and his wife had first moved to Pella from South Holland with his wife and four children, Dirk, Bert, Andrew and Mary (Maria Adriana).

Died:
His death was recorded at the Sioux Courthouse. It lists his name as Leendert VanPelt, born 4 April 1822 in the Netherlands, died 26 May 1907 in Orange City age 85 years 1 month and 20 days old, cause of death cerebral hemorrhage, son of Dirk Van Pelt and Aartje Barendrecht. He is listed as a widower at time of death.

Leendert married VAN ITERSON, Andrika 13 Sep 1848, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. Andrika (daughter of VAN ITERSON, Andries Andriesz and KEISERWAARD, Maria Hendriksdr) was born 13 Feb 1828, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; died 1 Jun 1902, Orange City, Sioux, Iowa, USA; was buried , West Lawn Cemetery, Sioux, Iowa, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Antje van Iterson
• Occupation: Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "naaister" seamstress
• Immigration: 1855, Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA; from Charlois, Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
• Moved: 1870, Sioux County, Iowa, USA; from Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA
• Obituary: 4 Jun 1902, Orange City, Sioux, Iowa, USA; Sioux County Herald

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Immigration:
Listed as Mrs. L. van Pelt.

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Death of Mrs. L. Van Pelt, sr.

Andrika, wife of Mr. L. Van Pelt, sr., departed this life on Sunday, June 1, 1902, at 1:15 p. m., at the age of 74 years, after long and continued suffering from rheumatism and other ailments common in advanced age.

Deceased was born in Holland in 1828, her maiden name being Andrika Van Iterson; she came to America in 1856 settling in Pella, Iowa. In 1870 with her husband she came to Sioux county, being among the first settlers
of the colony. They settled on a farm just west of Orange City, where they resided until ten years ago, when they built a fine residence in town and retired from the farm.

The death of Mrs. Van Pelt, although not unexpected, brought deepest sorrow to her family and friends, to whom her noble life had endeared her. She was a Christian lady, a devoted wife and indulgent mother. She leaves her aged husband and eight grown children -all of whom were in attendance at the death bed- to mourn her demise.

How sadly the death of this beloved companion falls on the aged husband cannot, in any manner, be fully realized; but when we stop to consider that they have for fifty-four years fought, hand in hand-buffeting the hardships of early days one can begin to realize the loving fidelity which cemented these faithful hearts, and the depth of sorrow its severing bring.

The funeral sermon was preached yesterday afternoon by Rev. Staplekamp at the First Reformed church. The remains were followed to their final resting place in the Orange City cemetery by a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends. THE HERALD desires to extend its sympathy to the family in their great bereavement.

Died:
Died at 1:15 p. m.

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• Name: Dirk van Pelt
• Occupation: Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "dagloner" day laborer, and "vlasboer" a farmer who grows flax for linen and linseed oil

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Christened:
Witness: Geertje van Pelt.

Dirk married BARENDREGT, Adriana Aalbertsdr 28 May 1813, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. Adriana (daughter of BARENDREGT, Aalbert Jacobsz and VAN DER GRAAF, Aartje Arijsdr) was christened 27 Dec 1789, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; died 1 Feb 1838, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Aarjte Barendrecht
• Occupation: Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "melkboerin" milk peasant

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Christened:
Witness: Neeltje Verschoor.

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• Name: Andries van Herson
• Occupation: Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "verver"painter

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Christened:
At time of baptism his parents are listed as Andries van Iterson and Isabella Taijlor.

Andries married KEISERWAARD, Maria Hendriksdr 22 Nov 1823, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. Maria (daughter of KEISERWAARD, Hendrik Jansz and GROENENDIJK, Ariaantje Cornelisdr) was born 10 Mar 1803, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; was christened 13 Mar 1803, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; died 23 Dec 1882, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands. [Group Sheet]

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• Occupation: Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "naaister" seamstress

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Christened:
Witness: Hendrica Groenendijk.