Deze familietak start te Dussen rond 1719. Misschien is Teunis afkomstig van de oude Dordtse tak, maar dit is nog onduidelijk. Zeker in het begin werd de naam "van Klootwijk" gebruikt. Deze tak heeft veel nakomelingen in de USA.

Bronnen: Prot Trouwen Dussen 1745-... blz. 66/77, Doopboek RK Dussen 1648-1810 [876], dit alles n.a.v. onderzoek van Bert van Kootwijk, Huwelijksbijlagen Meeuwen 1820.

17-11-1720 Doopinschrijving van Jenneke van der PLAS [876], de dochter van Kuyndert Ariens van der PLAS [3771] en Jenneken Hendrika van der PUNTEN [3772], op 17 november 1720 te Dussen.

Bron: Dopen en trouwen (Nederduits gereformeerde gemeente)

1721 Als ouders van Adriaantje HOLLANDER(S) [3763] komen eigenlijk alleen Cornelis HOLLANDER en Jenneke van der STEEL in aanmerking. Bij de doop van Ariaantje op zondag 4 mei 1721 Meeuwen is tante Grietje Hollander getuige.
Bron: Meeuwen DTB's 1629-1810

09-11-1746 Ondertrouw van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [875] en Adriaantje HOLLANDER [3763] op 9 november 1746 te Dussen. Het huwelijk volgde op 22 november 1746.

19-09-1754 Aangifte van ondertrouw van Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [875] en Jenneke van der PLAS [876] op 19 september 1754 te Meeuwen.

1810 Jenneke KLOOTWIJK [7366] wordt ook genoemd Jenneke van Klodewijk. Haar geboortedatum is niet bekend. Het is ook mogelijk dat zij dezelfde is als Jenneken KLOOTWIJK [3770] gedoopt te Dussen op 19-02-1764 overleden op 07-09-1799 maar dan klopt de ovl.datum niet. In ieder geval wordt bij het huwelijk van haar zoon Teunus aangegeven dat zij in 1810 overleden is. Bij het huwelijk van haar zoon in 1810 wordt zij als moeder en als grootouders worden Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [875] en Jenneke van der PLAS [876] genoemd.

1820 Verklaringen bij het huwelijk van Teunus KLOOTWIJK [7367] en Maaijke ROGGE [7368] op 22 april 1820 te Meeuwen waarin verklaringen staan over de moeder van Teunus; Jenneke KLOOTWIJK [7366] en de grootouders van Teunus; Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [875] en Jenneke van der PLAS [876].

"Eenparig hebben verklaard; bij eigen verklaring en bij overlevering zoals welke weten dat Janneke van Klodewijk [7366] des verzoekers moeder den een en derstigsten December van den jare achtien honderd tien te Dussen is overleden.
Dat Teunis van Klodewijk in den jare zeventien honderd drie en zeventig den derden september en janneke van der Plas den negenden maart achtien honderd tien grootouders van moeders zijde van den verzoeker beide te Dussen zijn gestorven.
Dat dit hunlieden ....... daar geene formele extracten uit de registers van overlijden en bewijzen is aangezien in de Gemeente Dussen geene dusdanige registers van dien tijd te secretarij aanwezig zijn.
Waarvan acte door de comparanten benedend ons en onzen ..... van gedane voorleezing geteekend.
T v Kloodewijk, G van Kooten, Arnoldus van Turnhout, A v Krimpen, Jan Bruys"

1838 Overlijden van Dirk KLOOTWIJK [3767] op 81 jarige leeftijd op 6 juni 1838. Dirk de zoon van Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [875] (1719-1773) en van Jenneke van der PLAS was ongehuwd.

1938 Dirk KLOOTWIJK [3767] is op 06-06-1838 te Dussen ongehuwd overleden.

Bronnen: Dopen Almkerk NH 1786-1792, 1773-1811.

Bronnen: Opgave Sherron Klootwyk, San Jose, CA USA, en uitzoekwerk van Bert van Kootwijk.

Het lijkt er op dat het gezin in 1847 in de nieuwe wereld aankwam. In de Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s zien we in 1847 te Baltimore aankomen: Antonia Van Klootwyk, Johanna Van Klootwyk, Johannes Van Klootwyk, Kuindert Van Klootwyk, Pleuntje Van Klootwyk, en Teunis Van Klootwyk.
Als achternaam wordt in de akten veelal "van Klootwijk' gebruikt.
Kuindert is in 1885 begraven op begraafplaats Graceland te Pella.

Bronnen: BS huw Kedichem 1818-1, BS geb Kedichem 1818-3, 1830-8, 1832-17, 1836-17, BS ovl Kedichem 1832-11, 1840-10, opgave Sherron Klootwyk, San Jose, CA USA; Pat Klootwyk, Hesperia, CA USA.

1821 Overlijdensakte van Matthijs KLOOTWIJK [7490] geboren te Almkerk ca. 1820 overleden te Almkerk op 17-10-1821 zoon van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3548] (1788-) en van Niesje SCHREUDERS [3549] (1795-)

1824 Overlijdensakte van Antonia KLOOTWIJK [7491] geboren te Almkerk ca. 06-1824 overleden te Almkerk op 22-07-1824 dochter van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3548] (1788-) en van Niesje SCHREUDERS [3549] (1795-

Bronnen: BS geb Kedichem 1818-3.

1870 De volkstelling van 1870 geeft het volgende weer: Een gezin met Kuindert KLOOTWIJK [3550] 51 jaar, Geertruid BOSVELD [3579] 45 jaar, Aagje KLOOTWYK 14 jaar en verder inwonend Everdina Pleiber 13 jaar en Hurbert Van De Garde 10 jaar. Kuindert was boer en het gezin woonde in Lake Prairie, Marion, Iowa.

1880 De volkstelling van 1880 geeft het volgende weer: Een gezin met Kuindert KLOOTWIJK [3550] 62 jaar, Geertruid BOSVELD [3579] 57 jaar. Verder inwonend Hurbert Van De Garde 20 jaar en bediende van het gezin. Het gezin woonde in Lake Prairie, Marion, Iowa.

Johannes komt voor in de 1870 US census in Pella (roll 409 page 180). In de Census records van 1870 zien we verder: Gehena, 31 jaar, huisvrouw, Teunis 5 jaar, schoolgaand, William, 2 jaar, nog thuis, Niesje, 0 jaar, nog thuis, en Johanna, 9 jaar, schoolgaand en NICHT van de familie. Johanna is in Pella geboren in 1861, maar toen waren de echtelieden nog niet in Amerika. Johannes en Gezenna kwamen namelijk in 1865 naar de USA.

Bronnen: BS geb Kedichem 1836-17, Opgave Sherron Klootwyk, San Jose, CA USA; Pat Klootwyk, Hesperia, CA USA, Census US 1870.

11-04-1846 Geboorte van Alida Pieternella Jacoba KEEGEL [3576], de tweede echtgenote van Johannes KLOOTWIJK [3554] te Rotterdam op 11 april 1846.

Toegangsnummer: 999-01 Burgerlijke Stand Rotterdam, geboorteakten, Inventarisnummer: 1846A, Folionummer: a242, Aktenummer: 1846.961

1910 Volkstelling 1910 geeft weer het hezin van Johannes KLOOTWIJK [3554] en Alida Pieternella Jacoba KEEGEL [3576] met hun kinderen Nellie van KLOOTWYK [7238], Kuindert KLOOTWYK [7813], John van KLOOTWYK [7239], Alida van KLOOTWYK [7240] en Minnie van KLOOTWYK [6995].

Het gezin woonde in Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA

Teunis is overleden in het Maters Hospital in Knoxville, Ioha. Teunis en Nelltje zijn beide begraven op het Graceland in Ioha. Nelltje kwam in 1897 (op 17 jarige leeftijd) naar Amerika en was eerder gehuwd met John van Engelenhoven.
Bronnen: Opgave Sherron Klootwyk, San Jose, CA USA; Pat Klootwyk, Hesperia, CA USA.

01-11-1904 Overlijden van Mary de BONT [3571], de echtgenote van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3557]. Zij overleed te Pella IA op 34 jarige leeftijd.

Bron: De Grondwet 1 november 1904 pag. 5.

29-11-1906 Huwelijksinschrijving van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3557] en Nelltje TOL [3560] op 29 november 1906 te Pella, Iowa.

Voor beide partners was het het tweede huwelijk, Nellie was hiervoor gehuwd met een ENGELHOVEN.

1911 Overlijden van Nelltje TOL [3560] de echtgenote van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3557] op 20 september 1911 te Pella op 30-jarige leeftijd.

1917 Registratiekaart WW 1 van John Henry KLOOTWIJK [3584] de zoon van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3557] (1865-1938) en van Mary de BONT [3571] uit 1917. Hieruit weten we dat John Henry blauwe ogen en blond haar had en lang was. John was ongehuwd en werkte op de farm van zijn vader in Grand Forks, North Dakota.

1930 Tijdens de volkstelling van 1930 woonde Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3557] samen met zijn vrouw Mary (VERHEUL) [3574] te Knoxville, Marion, Iowa. Teunis was 64 en Mary was 61.

04-06-1938 Grafsteen van Teunis KLOOTWYK [3557] geboren te Pella,Iowa,USA op 11-08-1865 overleden te Knoxville,Iowa,USA op 04-06-1938 en zijn eerste vrouw Mary de BONT [3571] geboren te Iowa,USA ca. 1869 overleden te Pella,Iowa,USA op 1904.
Deze steen staat op Graceland Cemetery, Pella, Marion County, Iowa, VS

04-06-1938 Overlijdensadvertentie van Teunis KLOOTWYK [3557] geboren te Pella,Iowa,USA op 11-08-1865 overleden te Knoxville,Iowa,USA op 04-06-1938.

Tunis Van Klootwyk, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Klootwyk was born at Pella, Iowa, August 11, 1865 and died June 4, 1938 at the Mater hospital in Knoxville, Iowa.
He was married to Mary DeBont in 1886 and to this union, seven sons were born, John of Gilby, N.D., Fred of Knoxville; William of Grinell, Henry and Harmon of Knoxville, Lester of Indianola and Clarence of Knoxville.

In 1906 he married Mrs. Nellie Engelhoven who was deceased in 1911. To this uniun three children were born, Ira of Chicago, Ill, Nelson of Des Moines and one son dying in infancy. He also leaves one stephson John Engelshoven of Oskaloosa and one steph-daughter Alice Engelshoven of Chicago, Ill.

On june 21, 1928, he was united in marriage to Mrs Mary Terpstra of Monroe, who survives him.

He leaves 24 grandchildren and five brothers and six sisters, besides many other relatives and friends.

His entire life was spent in Marion county, living on a farm six miles south of Dallas until he retired in Dallas later moving to Knoxville where he resided until his death.

He was a quiet unassuming man of frugal habits and provided well for his family, all of whom were present during his last illness. He was a kind husband, a devoted father, a true friend and a good neighbor, always ready to lend a helping hand to all who were in need of distress.

Funeral services were held at 2:30 oçlock, Monday, at the Christian church conducted by Rev. M. M. Pigg Internant at Pella.

1917 Registratiekaart WW 1 van John Henry KLOOTWIJK [3584] de zoon van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3557] (1865-1938) en van Mary de BONT [3571] uit 1917. Hieruit weten we dat John Henry blauwe ogen en blond haar had en lang was. John was ongehuwd en werkte op de farm van zijn vader in Grand Forks, North Dakota.

1961 Het graf van John Henry KLOOTWIJK [3584], zoon van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3557] (1865-1938) en van Mary de BONT [3571], en zijn echtgenote Clara GILLIKSON [3585] op Prairie Home Cemetery, Gilby, Grand Forks County, North Dakota, USA.
(Bron: www.findagrave.com

1943 Robert Klootwyk's pilot training graduation photo in 1943. He was based outside of London and after D-Day he was based outside of Paris. He was the 2nd Glider into Germany during Operation Varsity, he was honored with the Air Medal, the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. Dad continued to fly for many years after the war. He flew for a small airline until the FAA in 1948 discovered he'd lost an eye during the war!

Photo thanks to Robert KLOOTWYK [7758]

14-06-1949 Grafsteen van Joel Kim KLOOTWYK [7762], de zoon van Robert John KLOOTWYK [7749] en anice Rose FRANKLIN [7751] op de Prairie Home Cemetery, Gilby, Grand Forks County, North Dakota, USA.

Bron: Find-A-Grave

1979 Graf van Robert John KLOOTWYK [7749] en Janice Rose FRANKLIN [7751] op Prairie Home Cemetery, Gilby, Grand Forks County, North Dakota, USA

2005 Overlijden van Janice Rose FRANKLIN [7751] de weduwe van Robert John KLOOTWYK [7749] op 3 mei 2005.

Janice Rose Klootwyk, 80, Bismarck died May 3, 2005, in a Bismarck hospital. Services will be held at 3 p.m. today at Bismarck Funeral Home with the Rev. Allen Wagner officiating. Burial will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at Gilby Cemetery, Gilby.
Janice was born Sept. 13, 1924, in Bowesmont, the daughter of Robert and Rhoda (Harris) Franklin. She spent her adolescent years in Gilby, and was married to Robert Klootwyk Feb. 23, 1943, in Grand Forks. Janice spent the next several years as a military wife while Bob trained to be a pilot in the Army Air Corps. After raising her family, she pursued a career selling fine women's apparel. Her style was classic in all respects, from her dress to her relationships with her family and friends. She will be held in loving memory by all. Janice's home was always a gathering place and her warmth and hospitality were legend. She was a dedicated wife, mother and homemaker, and had a special love for her grandchildren. The great loves of her life were Bob, her family and her books.
She is survived by daughters, Margo (Gary) Huber, Bismarck, and Kathryn (Larry) White, Bowman; sons, Robert (Jan) Klootwyk, Mesa, Ariz., Bruce (Deb) Klootwyk, Bismarck; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one sister, Elizabeth (Gary) Grzadzielewski, Ardoch; and her sisters-in-laws, Dorothy Franklin, Grand Forks, and Marilyn Nelson, Gilby.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert; her parents; an infant son, Joel; her brother, Jerry Franklin; and sister, Yvonne Dewey.

03-05-2005 Death Certificate van Janice Rose FRANKLIN [7751], de weduwe van Robert John KLOOTWYK [7749].

24-02-1915 Huwelijksinschrijving van Fredrick White (Fred) KLOOTWYK [3586] en Ethel Lydia SUTHERLAND (¹) [3587] op 24 februari 1915 in Knoxville.

1917 Registratiekaart eerste werledoorlog van Fredrick White KLOOTWIJK [3586] uit 1917-1918

1940 In de volkstelling van 11 april 1940 zien we Fredrick White KLOOTWIJK [3586] en zijn vrouw Ethel Lydia SUTHERLAND (¹) [3587] met hun kinderen Winfred KLOOTWYK [7648], Mary KLOOTWYK [7649], Robert KLOOTWIJK [7650], Dorothy KLOOTWIJK [7712], Lester KLOOTWIJK [7713], Ralph KLOOTWIJK [7714], Dixie KLOOTWIJK [7715], en Doris KLOOTWIJK [7716].

Ze woonden in de Washington, Marion, Iowa, USA.

Er zijn geen inwonende kinderen geregistreerd.

Zie volledig blad

1942 Robert Arthur KLOOTWIJK [7650] was tweemaal in actieve dienst: van 26 Aug 1942 - 1 Mar 1946 (WO II) en 27 Sep 1950 - 29 Jul 1951 (Korea)

13-04-1950 Volkstelling 1950 (Census) waarin het gezin van Robert Arthur KLOOTWYK [7650] en Phyllis Darlene McVAY [7718] is opgenomen. In het gezin woonde ook de zoon Robert Ivan [7727]. Robert was Attendant in het V.A. Hospital.

1967 Bericht van het sneuvelen van Robert Ivan KLOOTWYK [7727], de zoon van Robert Arthur KLOOTWIJK [7650] en Darlene McVAY [7718] op 8 augustus 1967 in Vietnam.

13-08-1993 Overlijden van Robert Arthur KLOOTWIJK [7650] op 13 augustus 1993

Robert Arthur Klootwyk, 73, of Pleasantville died of a heart attack Friday at home. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church in Knoxville, with burial at Graceland Cemetery there.
Mr. Klootwyk, a lifelong Marion County resident, was a retired nurse's aide at Veterans Medical Center in Knoxville. He was an Army veteran of World War II and the Korean War.
Survivors include his wife, Darlene [7718]; two daughters, Freida Hoyt [7719] of Pleasantville and Lila Fast [7720] of Knoxville; two brothers, Ralph [7714] of Knoxville and Lester [7713] of Des Moines; four sisters, Doris Marshall [7717] of Knoxville, Esther Schnicker [7715] of Mount Pleasant, Dixie Larpenter [7716] of Des Moines and Dorothy Smith [7712] of Southport, Fla.; and two grandchildren.
Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at Williams Funeral Home in Knoxville, where the family will be present from 6 to 8 p.m.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Pleasantville Rescue Unit or the Pleasantville Senior Citizens Center.

Headline: Obituaries, Publication Date: August 15, 1993, Source: The Des Moines Register, Page: 7, Subjects: Region: Iowa

2010 Overlijden van Darlene McVAY [7718], de weduwe van Robert Arthur KLOOTWIJK [7650] op 19 november 2010.

Pleasantville - Funeral services for Darlene Klootwyk of Pleasantville were held on Monday, Nov. 22, 2010 at the Mason Funeral Home with Pastor Jeff Flagg officiating. Burial followed in Graceland Cemetery. Musical selections were shared by Midge Brooks, organist and Bonnie Crook & Mona Hansaker, vocalist, singing "How Great Thou Art". A CD of "On the Wing's of Dove" was also shared. Those serving as casket bearers were; Arland Jolly, Roger Mott, David Baldwin, Ralph Klootwyk, Larry Bybee and Dennis McNearney.

Phyllis Darlene Klootwyk was born on June 25, 1926, at the family home in Knoxville to Henry Ivan McVay and Ethel Imagene (Smith) McVay.
As a child, Darlene worked for the North End Grocery after school and on weekends. She graduated from the Knoxville High School with the class of 1944. Following graduation Darlene worked for the Bellamy Telephone Company until she was united in marriage to Robert Arthur Klootwyk at the First United Methodist Church in Knoxville on June 29, 1947. Darlene and Robert lived in Knoxville until making their home on a farm outside of Pleasantville in 1970. They then moved to town in later years.
Darlene was very active in the community; she worked at the Pleasantville Senior Center, taught Sunday School, was on the Greenwood Cemetery Board and helped with the food pantry. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church and later joined St. Paul's United Methodist Church after moving to Pleasantville. Darlene was also a member of the UMW and the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary.
She enjoyed doing crafts, cross stitching and cooking and canning from her own garden. She also cherished the time spent with her grandkids and attending their activities.
Darlene passed away on Friday, Nov. 19, 2010 at her home at the age of 84 years.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Robert; a son, Lance Corporal Robert Ivan Klootwyk; and a brother, Richard McVay.
She is survived by her daughters, Lila Jean (Robert) Fast of Knoxville, Freda Darlene (Brent) Hoyt of Pleasantville; grandchildren, David Edward Fast of Urbandale, Elizabeth Darlene Hoyt and Kaylene Marie Hoyt of Pleasantville.
For those desiring, memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's United Methodist Church, the Pleasantville Senior Center, or Hospice of Central Iowa. Online condolences may be left at bertrandfuneralhomes.com

Het gezin van Ralph George KLOOTWYK [7714] en Pauline NICHOLS [8281].

v.l.n.r.
boven: Kent KLOOTWYK [8285], Brian KLOOTWYK [8287], Stephen KLOOTWYK [8282], Joel KLOOTWYK [8283], Randol KLOOTWYK [8284]
onder: Ralph George KLOOTWYK [7714], Pauline NICHOLS [8281], Sue KLOOTWYK [8286]

07-01-2019 Ralph George Klootwyk
November 25, 1929 - January 7, 2019

Ralph was born at his family farm home on November 25, 1929, in Marion County, Iowa to Fred and Ethel (Sutherland) Van Klootwyk.
Ralph attended rural schools until 7th grade, when his family moved to a Pleasantville area farm. He graduated from Pleasantville High School with the class of 1948.

He served with the U.S. Army during the Korean War in 1951 and received a hardship discharge. Ralph was united in marriage to Pauline Nichols on August 10, 1952 at the First United Presbyterian Church in Knoxville. They shared 66 years of marriage and were blessed with six children: Stephen, Joel, Randol, Kent, Sue and Brian. Ralph's pride and joy was his family. In 1952, he started his career at the Knoxville Veteran's Hospital and retired after 33 years, in 1985. During his service, he was awarded several certificates of achievement.

In 1952, he started his career at the Knoxville Veteran's Hospital and retired after 33 years, in 1985. During his service, he was awarded several certificates of achievement. While working at the VA Hospital, and farming, Ralph also served on the board of directors at Knoxville Coop for 9 years. He was a member of Marion Co. Pork Producers, the Marion Co. Farm Bureau, Pleasantville Alumni Association, and The National Association of Retired Federal Employees. He volunteered with Helping Hands and the home delivery of senior meals. Ralph also worked for the Knoxville Public Transportation.

Ralph had good faith and was a longtime active member of the First Presbyterian Church and served on the session board. He coached Little League baseball and was a leader of the White Breast Beavers 4-H club, organizing and helping 4-H'ers with their projects. He was inducted into the Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame on August 21, 2005 at the Iowa State Fair for 40 years of outstanding volunteer service and dedication to 4-H.

Ralph's hobbies included an antique "B" J.D. tractor, which was restored and displayed at "Pioneer Days" and other community events. He drove it in several parades, including the 1990 Knoxville Nationals parade, with his family. He enjoyed watching Knoxville High School baseball, basketball, volleyball and football games. He was also a fan of the Hawkeyes and Cyclones. Ralph will be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather.

Ralph began his eternal life on January 7, 2019, with family at his side. He suffered with heart disease and cancer for over 30 years in a good natured, quiet, and determined manner. In 1954, he was baptized and confessed that Jesus Christ was his Lord and Savior.

Those left to cherish Ralph's memory include his wife, Pauline, his children, Steve (Carla) Klootwyk of Knoxville, Sue (Dan) Gardner of Crawfordsville, Kent (Ronia) Klootwyk of Emmetsburg, Randy Klootwyk of Coralville, Joe Klootwyk of Knoxville, and Brian (Kelly) Klootwyk of Knoxville; three sisters, Esther (Dick) Schnicker of Mt. Pleasant, Dixie Larpenter of Des Moines, and Doris Marshall of Knoxville; sixteen grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren; and a host of friends.

Ralph is preceded in death by his parents; his sisters, Winifred, Mary, and Dorothy; and his brothers, Robert and Lester.

A visitation for Ralph was held on Thursday, January 10, 2019 at the First Presbyterian Church of Knoxville. A funeral service was held on Friday, January 11, 2019 at 10:30 A.M. at the First Presbyterian Church. Burial services followed at Graceland Cemetery in Knoxville.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given in Ralph's memory to the Marion County
4-H Foundation and the First Presbyterian Church of Knoxville.

Published on January 14, 2019

07-01-2019 Grafsteen van Ralph George KLOOTWYK [7714] en Winifred Pauline NICHOLS [8281] op de Graceland Cemetery, Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa, USA

Bron: Find-A-Grave

12-10-2019 Pauline Klootwyk July 13 1932 October 12 2019

Pauline Klootwyk was born at the Nichols Family Farm on July 13, 1932 east of Dallas in Marion County, Iowa to William and Fern (Dainty) Nichols. Pauline attended rural schools until high school when the family moved to Knoxville, Iowa. She was baptized April 3, 1947 at the First Presbyterian Church in Knoxville, Iowa. She graduated from Knoxville High School in 1950. Pauline was united in marriage to Ralph Klootwyk on August 10, 1952 at the First United Presbyterian Church in Knoxville, Iowa. They shared 66 years of marriage and were blessed with 6 children, Stephen, Joel, Randol, Kent, Sue and Brian. She was a model homemaker and was known for her wonderful home cooked meals and treats.

Pauline’s pride and joy was her family. Pauline’s greatest ambition was that her children and grandchildren continue close family ties. Pauline had good faith and was a longtime active member of the First Presbyterian Church. She was the church custodian for many years.

Pauline will be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She had a beautiful smile and witty sense of humor. Pauline began her eternal life on October 12, 2019 with family at her side. Those left to cherish Pauline’s memory include her children, Steve (Carla) Klootwyk of Knoxville, Joe Klootwyk of Knoxville, Randy Klootwyk of Coralville, Kent (Ronia) Klootwyk of Emmetsburg, Sue Klootwyk of Iowa City, and Brian (Kelly) Klootwyk of Knoxville; one sister, Jerri Kingery of Indianola; one sister-in-law, Pat Nichols of Knoxville; sixteen grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Pauline is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Ralph Klootwyk; brothers, Harold, Leonard and Donald; and sisters, Maxine and Margery. In Lieu of flowers, memorials may be given in Pauline’s memory to the First Presbyterian Church of Knoxville.

1917 Registratiekaart t.b.v. de 1e wereldoorlog van William John Klootwyk [3588].

1917 Uit de militaire registratie t.b.v. de eerste wereldoorlog blijkt dat William John Klootwyk [3588] boer is ("farming') en werkt op het bedrijf dat hij van zijn vader pacht. Hij heeft blond haar en blauwe ogen.

1940 In de volkstelling van 6 april 1940 zien we William John KLOOTWYK [3588] en zijn vrouw Christine Myrtle NELSON [3589] met hun kinderen LeRoy William KLOOTWYK [4066], Evelyn KLOOTWYK [4064], Frederick Max KLOOTWYK [4081] en Ruth Ann KLOOTWYK [4095].

Ze woonden in de Chester, Poweshiek, Iowa, USA. En William en zijn vrouw werkte op de boerderij waar ze woonden.

Zie volledig blad

1966 Volgens de SSDI is William overleden in oktober 1966 en was zijn laatste woonplaats; 92655 (Midway City, Orange, CA).

1972 De grafsteen van William John KLOOTWYK [3588] en zijn vrouw Christine Myrtle NELSON [3589] op Newton Union Cemetery, Newton, Jasper County, Iowa, USA
Plot: Sec 1 Lot 70 Block 2.

Bronnen: Opgave Pat William Klootwyk [4071], SSDI 485-03-6945.

1524 Volkstelling 1950 (Census) waarin het gezin van Donald Teunis KLOOTWYK [4060] en Agnes Adeline MEHRTENS [4061] is opgenomen. Ze woonden in Astoria, Oregon (4-19B H 9 app 4).
Donald zat in het leger, Agnes is geboren in Duitsland.

1966 Het huwelijk tussen Donald Teunis KLOOTWYK [4060] en Agnes Adeline MEHRTENS [4061] is in augustus 1966 te Los Angeles ontbonden.

Bronnen: Opgave Pat William Klootwyk [4071].

1940 In de volkstelling van 6 april 1940 zien we William John KLOOTWYK [3588] en zijn vrouw Christine Myrtle NELSON [3589] met hun kinderen LeRoy William KLOOTWYK [4066], Evelyn KLOOTWYK [4064], Frederick Max KLOOTWYK [4081] en Ruth Ann KLOOTWYK [4095].

Ze woonden in de Chester, Poweshiek, Iowa, USA. En William en zijn vrouw werkte op de boerderij waar ze woonden.

Zie volledig blad

Bronnen: Opgave Pat William Klootwyk [4071].

Bronnen: Opgave Pat William Klootwyk [4071].

1940 In de volkstelling van 6 april 1940 zien we William John KLOOTWYK [3588] en zijn vrouw Christine Myrtle NELSON [3589] met hun kinderen LeRoy William KLOOTWYK [4066], Evelyn KLOOTWYK [4064], Frederick Max KLOOTWYK [4081] en Ruth Ann KLOOTWYK [4095].

Ze woonden in de Chester, Poweshiek, Iowa, USA. En William en zijn vrouw werkte op de boerderij waar ze woonden.

Zie volledig blad

2010 Gretchen Klootwyk 1928 - 2010
Gretchen Klootwyk, 82, of Cottonwood died September 20. She was born April 7, 1928 in Oskaloosa, Iowa, the daughter of Bascum and Ted (Richmond) Umberger.
She was a graduate of Newton, Iowa schools.
Mrs. Klotwyk leaves her husband of 63 years, Max; two sons Norm and Dave, both of Arizona; two daughters Linda Allison (Vern) of Texas and Chris Siebold (Steve) of Colorado; six grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren.
There are no public services planned.

2012 Frederick -Max- Klootwyk
Born on Sep. 26, 1926
Departed on Oct. 23, 2012

Max Klootwyk, 86, of Cottonwood died October 23, 2012. He was born September 26, 1926 in Newton, Iowa, the son of William and Christiana Klootwyk.
He attended schools in Newburg, Iowa and Kellogg, Iowa High School. Mr. Klootwyk served his country in the Navy during World War II.
He was self employed as a plumbing contractor for 46 years. In partnership with son David for 20 years, he built several houses in Arizona and Iowa.
After his retirement he helped friends and neighbors with plumbing repairs up to a few weeks ago. He was a member of the Verde Baptist Church. Max loved to travel the world including every state of the union. He attended games in every major baseball league stadium. Above all else Max loved his family.
He was preceded in death by wife Gretchen Umberger Klootwyk, son David Klootwyk and a great-grandson.
Mr. Klootwyk is survived by his wife Hazel; a son Norm of Cottonwood; daughters Linda (Vern) of Texas and Chris (Steve) of Colorado; a stepdaughter Cyril and a a stepson Travis of Arizona; eleven grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held Sunday October 28 in the chapel of the Verde Baptist Church, 102 S. Willard St., Cottonwood at 2 PM.

23-10-2012 Grafplaat van Frederick Max KLOOTWYK [4081] en retchen Virginia UMBERGER [4082] op Prescott National Cemetery, Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona, USA

Bron: Find-A-Grave

Bronnen: Opgave Pat William Klootwyk [4071].

2011 David Klootwyk 1952 - 2011
David Klootwyk, 58, of Cottonwood died February 27.
He was born October 21, 1952, in Grinnel, Iowa, the son of Max and Gretchen Klootwyk.
He was the owner of K & K Plumbing.
He enjoyed skiing, hiking, travelling and was a St. Louis Cardinals’ fan.
Dave was loved by many and will be sorely missed by all.
He was preceded in death by his mother Gretchen and his grandson Andres.
Dave is survived by sons, Andrew Klootwyk (Kimberly) of California and Christopher Klootwyk (Nichole) of Arizona; his father Max Klootwyk; a brother, Norman Klootwyk of Arizona; sisters, Linda Allison (Verne) of Texas and Christy Seibold (Steve) of Colorado; and five grandchildren.

A reception to honor his life will be held Saturday, March 5 at VFW Post 7400 at noon

Het laatste adres van Henry was 50138 (Knoxville, Marion, IA).

Bronnen: SSDI nr 478-26-1618.

1917 Registratiekaart W.O. I van Henry John KLOOTWIJK [3590] uit 1917.

1920 Tijdens de volkstelling van 1920 woonde de ongehuwde Henry John KLOOTWIJK [3590] in Marion, Iowa bij de familie Ezra A Campbell.

04-04-1950 Volkstelling 1950 (Census) waarin het gezin van Henry "van Buren" KLOOTWYK [7706] en Hilda Ellen PITT [7999] is opgenomen.

2005 Graf van Henry "van Buren" KLOOTWYK [7706] en Hilda Ellen PITT [7999] op Glendale Cemetery, Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, USA, Plot: Blk K

2005 Hilda Ellen Klootwyk, 81, formerly of Knoxville, IA, passed away on August 18, 2005 in Las Vegas, NV after a short illness.
Hilda was born on a farm south of Knoxville in 1924, the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth (Clark) Pitt.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Van Klookwyk and her sister, Vera Sutherland; and two brothers, Howard and Kenneth Pitt.
She is survived by five sons, Ronald (Chowee) of Las Vegas, Bob (Barb) of Green Valley, AZ, Mike (Dotti) of Indianola, Jim (Becky) of Chandler, AZ and Jeff of Derry, NH; two sisters, Helen Spaur and Hazel Wright both of Knoxville; two brothers, Gene Pitt of Oskaloosa and Robert, Jr. of Ankeny. She is also survived by 14 grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.
Her family will miss her and remember how she showed her love by the way she always made a house a "home" and always made you feel special by making you your favorite pie.
A family memorial service will be held at the Glendale Cemetery on September 15.
--Des Moines Register, September 15, 2005

Uit de World War I Draft Registration Card van 1918 blijkt dat Lester Teunis grijze ogen had en lichtbruin haar. Zijn beroep was boer bij "De gebroeders Klootwijk".
Zoon Larry werd door Lester en Josephine geadopteerd. Josephine had bij het huwelijk met Lester al een zoon: William Joseph Coughlin die in WO II gesneuveld is in Duitsland.

Bronnen: Opgave Kathi Klootwyk [4021], World War I Draft Registration Cards.

1930 Tijdens de volkstelling in 1930 woonde Lester Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3594] (30 jaar) met Josephine COGLAN (Coughlin?) [4018] (22 jaar) in Knoxville, Marion, Iowa.

1940 In de volkstelling van 3 april 1940 zien we Lester Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3594], zijn vrouw Josephine COGLAN (Coughlin?) [4018] en hun zoon Larry KLOOTWYK [4019].

Ze woonden op N Jefferson, Indianola, Warren, Iowa, USA

Zie volledig blad1 en blad2

Bronnen: Opgave Kathi Klootwyk [4021].

1940 In de volkstelling van 3 april 1940 zien we Lester Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3594], zijn vrouw Josephine COGLAN (Coughlin?) [4018] en hun zoon Larry KLOOTWYK [4019].

Ze woonden op N Jefferson, Indianola, Warren, Iowa, USA

Zie volledig blad1 en blad2

06-09-1924 Huwelijksakte van Clarence KLOOTWYK [3596] en Grace Leona MOWEL [3597] op 6 september 1924 in Knoxville

Uit "The Journal Express" van 9 januari 2004:
"A Celebration of Life for Bethel Dee Van Klootwyk, 73, of Knoxville, who died Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2003 at his home, was held Monday, Dec. 29, at Williams Funeral Home. Pastor Steven Bagby officiated at the services. Music was provided by Janet Westberg, soloist and Darlene Mooberry, organist.

Interment was at Gosport Cemetery in rural Marion County. Casketbearers were Steve Hoehns, Ralph Klootwyk, Richard Mathes, Stu Menninga, Chuck Sims and Tom Smith. Honorary bearers were Flavian Hoch, Dale Pearson, Frank Rogers and Bob G. Smith.

Bethel was born on Aug. 18, 1930 southwest of Knoxville in rural Marion County. He was one of two children born to Grace Leona Mowl and Clarence Corney Van Klootwyk. He graduated from Knoxville High School in 1948. He was a captain in the United States Army from 1951-1953.

On April 4, 1964 he married Joan Marie Crossley in Knoxville. To this union four children were born.

Bethel farmed with his father and later his son south of Knoxville. He raised black-white face Angus cattle and Duroc hogs. He was a member of the National Farmers Organization and the Marion County Pork Producers. He was a 4-H leader for many years with the Hop-n-Hurry 4-H Club. He was also an honorary member of the Twin Cedars Future Farmers of America. He was awarded the Iowa Master Corn and Soy Bean Growers Association award in 1984 and 1985.

Bethel enjoyed traveling out west to Montana and Colorado with the family. He liked to spend free time hunting and fishing as well as reading. History and biographies were his favorite books. For many years Bethel collected antique cars. Special ones were his 1961 and 1962 Chevy convertibles and a red and white 1959 Corvette. He drove them in various 4th of July, Homecoming and other parades as far away as Oklahoma City, Okla.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

He is survived by his wife, Joan of Knoxville; a son, Logan Van Klootwyk and his fiancé, Angee Porter of Newton; three daughters and their husbands, Lori Van Klootwyk-Ladwig and Lejon Ladwig of Edina, Mo., LuAnn and Victor Markley of Kelley, and Loretta and Craig Schouten of Columbia, Mo.; a sister and brother-in-law, Clarice and Melvin Sams of Apache Junction, Ariz.; and five grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to the Hospice of Pella and Olive Chapel United Methodist Church.

Arrangements were made by Williams Funeral Home."

Bronnen: Opgave Sherron Klootwyk, San Jose, CA USA.

1991 NELSON T. KLOOTWYK: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Rocky Mountain News (CO) - January 7, 1991
Deceased Name: NELSON T. KLOOTWYK
79, of Denver died Jan. 1. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 7, in the Gospel Lighthouse. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Klootwyn, a native of Dallas, was a maintenance man for Montgomery Ward. Survivors include his wife, Ida; a daughter, Marla Miller; a brother, Ira; two grandsons; and two great-grandchildren.
Edition: FINAL Page: 103 Copyright (c) 1991 Rocky Mountain News

1994 IDA B. KLOOTWYK: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Rocky Mountain News (CO) - August 6, 1994
Deceased Name: IDA B. KLOOTWYK
82, of Denver died July 25 at the Hospice of St. John. Graveside services were July 29 at Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Klootwyk was born April 26, 1912, in Searsboro, Iowa. She married Nelson Klootwyk Sept. 2, 1939, in Grinnell, Iowa. She was a homemaker. She is survived by a daughter, Marla Burns of Lakewood; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Edition: FINAL Page: 65A Copyright (c) 1994 Rocky Mountain News
Denver Post, The (CO) - July 29, 1994
Deceased Name: Ida B. Klootwyk
Ida B. Klootwyk of Denver, a homemaker, died Monday at Hospice of St. John. She was 82.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. today at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Klootwyk was born April 26, 1912, in Searsboro, Iowa. Her husband, Nelson, is deceased.
She is survived by a daughter, Marla Burns, Lakewood; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Edition: Rockies Page: B-5 Copyright (c) 1994 The Denver Post Corp.

1963 Overlijden van John Alvin KLOOTWYK [7766], echtgenoot van Dollie Blythe (¹) [7773].

JOHN ALVIN KLOOTWYK 1899 - 1963
John Alvin Klootwyk 64, of 3401 Boston Street Hopewell, Virginia died suddenly of a heart attack at his home on August 28, 1963.
Born in Evergreen, Colorado he had resided in Hopewell for 37 years, where he was an employee of Continental Can Company.
He was a member of West End Presbyterian Church and a veteran of World War I.
He is survived by his Mrs. Dollie Blythe Klootwyk; two sons John W. Klootwyk of Colonial Heights Virginia and Clair O. Klootwyk of Hopewell; a daughter Mrs. William Belting (?) of Hopewell; three sisters Mrs. Zena King, Mrs. Mina LeCocq and Mrs. Linda Eggleston all of Des Moines, Iowa and five grandchildren.
Funeral services were held on Saturday August 31, 1963 at 2:00 p.m.
in the chapel of the Gould Funeral Home in Hopewell with the Rev. Kennedy Smartt(?) pastor of West End Presbyterian Chrurch. Burial was in the Appomattox Cemetery in Hopewell.
Mr. Klootwyk was the son of John W. Klootwyk a long time cement contractor in Pella. He entered the service in 1917 and was in the Navy until the end of World War I.
His sisters Mrs. King and Mrs. Eggleston attended the services
in Hopewell and returned to their homes in Des Moines on the 8th of September.

1987 Graf van John Alvin KLOOTWYK [7766] en Dollie Blythe [7773] op Appomattox Cemetery, Hopewell, Hopewell City, Virginia, USA

2001 Graf van John William KLOOTWYK [7775] en zijn echtgenote Mary DAVIS [7776] op Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery, Chester, Chesterfield County, Virginia, USA.

2001 John William Klootwyk was a retired DuPont Co. employee, a World War II Army Air Corps veteran who received the Distinguished Flying Cross, and husband of Mary Davis Klootwyk.

2007 Overlijden van Mary DAVIS [7776] de weduwe van John William KLOOTWYK [7775]

Mary Davis Klootwyk 1923 - 2007
Mary Davis Klootwyk, 83, of Colonial Heights, died Thursday, January 25, 2007 at her residence. Mrs. Klootwyk was the daughter of the late, Lewis C. and Blanche Thompson Davis and was preceded in death by her husband, John Klootwyk and a grandson, Reggie Ketcham. She is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, John Jr. (Butch) and Jean Klootwyk and a daughter and son-in-law, Charlene and William Ketcham all of Chesterfield; a sister, Margie Coleman of Colonial Heights; grandchildren, Melissa Zevgolis, Tracy Wimbrough and John Klootwyk III (Bubba); great-grandchildren, Caleb Cox, Angelique Zevgolis, T. C. Carroll and Morgan Wimbrough; numerous nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be held at 1:30 P.M., Saturday, January 27, 2007 in the Colonial Heights Chapel of E. Alvin Small Funeral Homes & Crematory, 2033 Boulevard with the Reverend E. D. Clem officiating. Interment to follow in Sunset Memorial Park, Chester, Va. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 P.M., Friday evening at the funeral home. Condolences may be registered at www.ealvinsmall.com.

2007 HERMAN VAN KLOOTWYK: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Oskaloosa Herald (IA) - December 3, 2007
Deceased Name: HERMAN VAN KLOOTWYK
OSKALOOSA -- Herman M. Van Klootwyk, 89, of Oskaloosa, died at his home in Oskaloosa.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2007, at 10 a.m. in the Bates Funeral Chapel in Oskaloosa with Pastor Alvern Boetsma officiating. Burial will be in the Forest Cemetery in Oskaloosa, with graveside military rites given by members of the Oskaloosa VFW, D.A.V. and American Legion. Visitation will begin Tuesday after 10 a.m., and the family will be at the funeral chapel on Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. to greet friends and relatives. Memorials may be made to either Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter or Alzheimers Disease and Related Disorders Association.
Copyright 2007, Oskaloosa Herald / Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. (CNHI). All Rights Reserved.

Herman Van Klootwyk
Oskaloosa. Herman M. Van Klootwyk, 89, of Oskaloosa, died at his home in Oskaloosa. He was born December 17, 1917 at Eddyville, the son of Matthew Tice and Minnie DeHamer Van Klootwyk. During World War II, he served his country in the United States Army. On February 25, 1947, Herman was united in marriage to Barbara Harrison Musgrove at Lancaster, Missouri. He was a machinist at Clow Corp in Oskaloosa for 35 years until retiring. He enjoyed feeding and watching birds and squirrels in his neighborhood, and tinkering and fixing things. He was a Life Member of the V.F.W. Post 2237 and a member of Harry L. Anderson Post 34 of the American Legion. 

His family includes his wife, Barbara Van Klootwyk of Oskaloosa; children: Jack (& Lydia) Musgrove of El Paso, Texas, Irena “Rena” Stone of Stephenville, Texas, Connie Van Klootwyk (& Richard Palmer) of Oskaloosa; and Cheryl (& Harlan) Miller of Grinnell; 10 grandchildren; and many great grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters: Ruth Jackson of Ottumwa and Ethel (& Floyd) Hulbert of Eddyville. 

Herman was preceded in death by his parents; a son in law: Rhodney Stone; two sisters: Ellen Brown and Esther Haber; and four brothers: Marienus, Gilbert, Pete, and Roy Van Klootwyk. 

Funeral services for Herman Van Klootwyk will be held Wednesday, December 5, 2007, at 10 a.m. in the Bates Funeral Chapel in Oskaloosa with Pastor Alvern Boetsma officiating. Burial will be in the Forest Cemetery in Oskaloosa, with graveside military rites given by members of the Oskaloosa V.F.W., D.A.V., and American Legion. Visitation will begin Tuesday after 10 a.m., and the family will be at the funeral chapel on Tuesday from 6 – 8 p.m. to greet friends and relatives. Memorials may be made to either Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter or Alzheimers Disease and Related Disorders Association. 

2008 Barbara Van Klootwyk: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Stephenville Empire-Tribune (TX) - March 4, 2008
Deceased Name: Barbara Van Klootwyk
OSKALOOSA, IOWA — Barbara Van Klootwyk, 84, died Sunday, March 2, 2008, at the Ottumwa Regional Health Center in Ottumwa, Iowa.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 5, 2008, in the Bates Funeral Chapel in Oskaloosa. Burial will be in the Forest Cemetery in Oskaloosa. Visitation will begin at 11 a.m. today and the family will be at the funeral chapel from 5 to 7 p.m. this evening.
Survivors include a daughter, Irena Rena Stone of Stephenville.
Published March 4, 2008
Stephenville Empire-Tribune
Author: Staff Writer Copyright © 2008 Stephenville Empire-Tribune, American Consolidated Media. All rights reserved.

Barbara Van Klootwyk
Oskaloosa. Barbara Van Klootwyk, 84, of Oskaloosa, died Sunday, March 2, 2008, at the Ottumwa Regional Health Center in Ottumwa. 

Barbara was born March 16, 1923 at Moravia, Iowa, the daughter of F. Gay and Irena C. Rogers Harrison. She graduated from the Fremont High School with the class of 1940. On February 25, 1947, she was united in marriage to Herman M. Van Klootwyk at Lancaster, Missouri, and he died December 1, 2007. Barbara worked as a clerk at the old F. W. Woolworth and Co. store in Oskaloosa for many years before retiring. She was a Life Member of the V.F.W. Auxiliary and served as president for 3 years, and treasurer over 25 years. She was also a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, and served on the Memorial Day Committee for many years. Barbara enjoyed her flowers and crocheting, and was devoted to her family. 

Her family includes her children: Jack (& Lydia) Musgrove of El Paso, Texas, Irena “Rena” Stone of Stephenville, Texas, Connie Van Klootwyk (& Richard Palmer) of Oskaloosa; and Cheryl (& Harlan) Miller of Grinnell; 11 grandchildren; and many great grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters in law: Ruth Jackson of Ottumwa and Ethel (& Floyd) Hulbert of Eddyville. 

Besides her husband, Barbara was preceded in death by her parents, an infant son, Bobby; a son in law: Rhodney Stone; two brothers: Dale and Claude; and a sister: Frances Davis. 

Funeral services for Barbara Van Klootwyk will be held Wednesday, March 5, 2008, at 1:30 p.m. in the Bates Funeral Chapel in Oskaloosa with Pastor Alvern Boetsma officiating. Burial will be in the Forest Cemetery in Oskaloosa. Visitation will begin Tuesday after 11 a.m. and the family will be at the funeral chapel on Tuesday from 5 – 7 p.m. to greet friends and relatives. Memorials may be made to Stephen Memorial Animal Shelter. 

11-10-1915 Huwelijksinschrijving van John KLOOTWYK [7239] en Anna van VALKENBERG [7814] op 11 oktober 1915 te Pella,Iowa

1940 In de volkstelling van 26 april 1940 zien we John van KLOOTWYK [7239], zijn vrouw Anna [7814] en hun kinderen Ernest KLOOTWYK [7815] en Raymond KLOOTWYK [7816].
Zowel John als zijn zoon Ernest waren Truckdrivers. Ze verdienden ongeveer 10 dollar per week en huurde een huis voor 10 dollar per maand.

Ze woonden in Washington Street, Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA in huisnummer 1109 achter.

Zie volledig blad

14-09-1940 Marriage License van Ernest KLOOTWYK [7815] zoon van John van KLOOTWYK [7239] (1885-) en van Anna [7814] en Mathilda BRAAFHART [7825] op 14 september 1940.

1940 In de volkstelling van 26 april 1940 zien we John van KLOOTWYK [7239], zijn vrouw Anna [7814] en hun kinderen Ernest KLOOTWYK [7815] en Raymond KLOOTWYK [7816].
Zowel John als zijn zoon Ernest waren Truckdrivers. Ze verdienden ongeveer 10 dollar per week en huurde een huis voor 10 dollar per maand.

Ze woonden in Washington Street, Pella, Marion, Iowa, USA in huisnummer 1109 achter.

Zie volledig blad

1950 Foto van Raymond KLOOTWYK [7816] uit 1950 uit het jaarboek van het "Iowa State College" in Ames, Iowa.

1966 Foto van Raymond KLOOTWYK [7816] uit 1966 van "West Campus High School" waar hij coach was voor football en worstelen.

1973 Ray Klootwyk arrived in Joliet in 1959 and he had a great three-year run with the Steelmen teams winning 25 straight games without a defeat, including 21 games in a row. In 1964, he moved to West to assume coaching duties and his winning ways followed. Coach Ray Klootwyk led the Tigers football team in the late‘60s. The teams won back-to-back Illini-8 conference titles in ’68 and ’69. Coach Klootwyk also known as “Tiger Ray” passed away at the early age of 50 after a battle with leukemia. As a tribute to the coach, the JT West stadium was named the Klootwyk Field. He was inducted into the Joliet Area Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.

2008 Impressie van "coach Klootwyk" door artist Roach op 20-04-2008

1823 Overlijden van Jan KLOOTWIJK [3830] geboren te Almkerk op 30-06-1821 overleden op 31-01-1823 te Almkerk de zoon van Jannigje KLOOTWIJK [3775] (1793-).
De oom van de overledene, Teunis KLOOTWIJK [3548], deed de aangifte.

1794 Extract Doopboek Gereformeerde gemeente te Dussen dan een kind van Jenneke Klootwijk [7366] genaamd Teunis [7367] is gedoopt op 23 november 1794 en is geboren op 13 november.
Extract t.b.v. het huwelijk van Teunis in 1920

1810 Jenneke KLOOTWIJK [7366] wordt ook genoemd Jenneke van Klodewijk. Haar geboortedatum is niet bekend. Het is ook mogelijk dat zij dezelfde is als Jenneken KLOOTWIJK [3770] gedoopt te Dussen op 19-02-1764 overleden op 07-09-1799 maar dan klopt de ovl.datum niet. In ieder geval wordt bij het huwelijk van haar zoon Teunus aangegeven dat zij in 1810 overleden is. Bij het huwelijk van haar zoon in 1810 wordt zij als moeder en als grootouders worden Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [875] en Jenneke van der PLAS [876] genoemd.

1820 Verklaringen bij het huwelijk van Teunus KLOOTWIJK [7367] en Maaijke ROGGE [7368] op 22 april 1820 te Meeuwen waarin verklaringen staan over de moeder van Teunus; Jenneke KLOOTWIJK [7366] en de grootouders van Teunus; Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [875] en Jenneke van der PLAS [876].

"Eenparig hebben verklaard; bij eigen verklaring en bij overlevering zoals welke weten dat Janneke van Klodewijk [7366] des verzoekers moeder den een en derstigsten December van den jare achtien honderd tien te Dussen is overleden.
Dat Teunis van Klodewijk in den jare zeventien honderd drie en zeventig den derden september en janneke van der Plas den negenden maart achtien honderd tien grootouders van moeders zijde van den verzoeker beide te Dussen zijn gestorven.
Dat dit hunlieden ....... daar geene formele extracten uit de registers van overlijden en bewijzen is aangezien in de Gemeente Dussen geene dusdanige registers van dien tijd te secretarij aanwezig zijn.
Waarvan acte door de comparanten benedend ons en onzen ..... van gedane voorleezing geteekend.
T v Kloodewijk, G van Kooten, Arnoldus van Turnhout, A v Krimpen, Jan Bruys"

1841 Overlijden van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [7367] zoon van Jenneke KLOOTWIJK [7366] (1765-1810) op 4 oktober 1841 te Dussen.

1794 Extract Doopboek Gereformeerde gemeente te Dussen dan een kind van Jenneke Klootwijk [7366] genaamd Teunis [7367] is gedoopt op 23 november 1794 en is geboren op 13 november.
Extract t.b.v. het huwelijk van Teunis in 1920

1820 Verklaringen bij het huwelijk van Teunus KLOOTWIJK [7367] en Maaijke ROGGE [7368] op 22 april 1820 te Meeuwen waarin verklaringen staan over de moeder van Teunus; Jenneke KLOOTWIJK [7366] en de grootouders van Teunus; Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [875] en Jenneke van der PLAS [876].

"Eenparig hebben verklaard; bij eigen verklaring en bij overlevering zoals welke weten dat Janneke van Klodewijk [7366] des verzoekers moeder den een en derstigsten December van den jare achtien honderd tien te Dussen is overleden.
Dat Teunis van Klodewijk in den jare zeventien honderd drie en zeventig den derden september en janneke van der Plas den negenden maart achtien honderd tien grootouders van moeders zijde van den verzoeker beide te Dussen zijn gestorven.
Dat dit hunlieden ....... daar geene formele extracten uit de registers van overlijden en bewijzen is aangezien in de Gemeente Dussen geene dusdanige registers van dien tijd te secretarij aanwezig zijn.
Waarvan acte door de comparanten benedend ons en onzen ..... van gedane voorleezing geteekend.
T v Kloodewijk, G van Kooten, Arnoldus van Turnhout, A v Krimpen, Jan Bruys"

1821 Geboorteakte van Arie KLOOTWIJK [7373] geboren te Dussen op 20-12-1821 zoon van TeunIs KLOOTWIJK [7367] (1794-1841) en van Maaijke ROGGE [7368] (1794-1844).
Deze akte is handgeschreven. Dat kwam wel meer voor aan het eind van het jaar omdat de voorbedrukte formulieren van dat jaar onvoldoende waren. In 1821 zijn de laatste vier geboortenakten van Dussen geheel met de hand geschreven.

1841 Overlijden van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [7367] zoon van Jenneke KLOOTWIJK [7366] (1765-1810) op 4 oktober 1841 te Dussen.

1848 Arie KLOOTWIJK [7373] zoon van Teunus KLOOTWIJK [7367] (1794-) en van Maaijke ROGGE [7368] (1794-1844) is op zeventwintig jarige leeftijd ongehuwd overleden.
Bronnen: BS ovl Dussen 1848-38

1898 Overlijden van Jenneke KLOOTWIJK [7371] te Dussen op 18-08-1898 dochter van TeunIs KLOOTWIJK [7367] (1794-1841) en van Maaijke ROGGE [7368] (1794-1844), echtgenote van Willem BAX [7372]

Bronnen: BS Huw Emmikhoven en Waardhuizen 1-1825.

1810 Inschrijving in het bevolkingsregister van Emmikhoven en Waardhuizen (periode 1810-1814) van eunis KLOOTWIJK [877], zijn echtgenote Janna VERHAGEN [880], en hun kinderen Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [881] en Johannes van KLOOTWIJK [882].

Er is hier iets vreemds aan de hand. In de inschrijvoing staat Johanna (dochter) i.p.v. Johannes. Ook het geboortejaar 1802 klopt niet. Hier is nog wat onderzoek nodig.

16-04-1842 Overlijden van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [877], de weduwnaar van Janna VERHAGEN [880] op 16 april 1842 te Dussen.
Als aangever zien we Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [881], 44 jaar, de zoon van de overledene.

1846 Overlijden van Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [881] op 25 november 1846 te Dussen, zoon van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [877] (1766-1842) en van Janna VERHAGEN [880], echtgenoot van Klazina DOLISLAGER [884].

1869 Overlijdensakte van Johannes van KLOOTWIJK [882] overleden te Dussen op 16-01-1869 zoon van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [877] (1766-1842) en van Janna VERHAGEN [880] (1764-). De aangifte werd gedaan door schoonzoon Cornelis SCHOUTEN [4764].

Bronnen: BS Huw Emmikhoven en Waardhuizen 1-1825, huw Dussen 14-1851, BS Dussen geb 1827-9.

1810 Inschrijving in het bevolkingsregister van Emmikhoven en Waardhuizen (periode 1810-1814) van eunis KLOOTWIJK [877], zijn echtgenote Janna VERHAGEN [880], en hun kinderen Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [881] en Johannes van KLOOTWIJK [882].

Er is hier iets vreemds aan de hand. In de inschrijvoing staat Johanna (dochter) i.p.v. Johannes. Ook het geboortejaar 1802 klopt niet. Hier is nog wat onderzoek nodig.

1827 Geboorteakte van Johanna van KLOOTWIJK [5156], de dochter van Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [881] en azina DOLISLAGER [884] op 3 februari 1827 te Dussen.

16-04-1842 Overlijden van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [877], de weduwnaar van Janna VERHAGEN [880] op 16 april 1842 te Dussen.
Als aangever zien we Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [881], 44 jaar, de zoon van de overledene.

1846 Overlijden van Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [881] op 25 november 1846 te Dussen, zoon van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [877] (1766-1842) en van Janna VERHAGEN [880], echtgenoot van Klazina DOLISLAGER [884].

Johanna trouwt in 1879 met de weduwnaar van haar zus Anna.
Bij zijn overlijden laat Johannes na: Een perceel tuin gelegen in Dussen in de Zuid-Hollandse polder, ter plaatse genaamd de tweede polder, Kadaster E 20, groot 3 roeden en 63 ellen; Een huis en erf idem E 21, groot 1 roede en 7 ellen; Een perceel tuin, idem E 22 groot 5 roeden en 30 ellen.
De namen Johannes Klootwijk en Johannis van Klootwijk worden door elkaar gebruikt.
Bronnen: Mem. van Succ. Heusden 62-7, GenLias Almk huw 121.004-110-12, GenLias Dussen huw 121.045-2105-23-1879, BS huw Dussen 6-1834, 11-1859, 23-1879, huw Almkerk 12-1860.

1810 Inschrijving in het bevolkingsregister van Emmikhoven en Waardhuizen (periode 1810-1814) van eunis KLOOTWIJK [877], zijn echtgenote Janna VERHAGEN [880], en hun kinderen Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [881] en Johannes van KLOOTWIJK [882].

Er is hier iets vreemds aan de hand. In de inschrijvoing staat Johanna (dochter) i.p.v. Johannes. Ook het geboortejaar 1802 klopt niet. Hier is nog wat onderzoek nodig.

1831 Geboorteakte van Teunis van KLOOTWIJK [3826] geboren te Dussen op 21-03-1835, zoon van Johannes van KLOOTWIJK [882] (1801-1869) en van Adriaantje de KONING [3825] (1801-1869).

1869 Overlijdensakte van Johannes van KLOOTWIJK [882] overleden te Dussen op 16-01-1869 zoon van Teunis KLOOTWIJK [877] (1766-1842) en van Janna VERHAGEN [880] (1764-). De aangifte werd gedaan door schoonzoon Cornelis SCHOUTEN [4764].

1876 Overlijden van Anna van KLOOTWIJK [3828] op 17-02-1876 dochter van Johannes van KLOOTWIJK [882] (1801-1869) en van Adriaantje de KONING [3825] (1801-1869), echtgenote van Cornelis SCHOUTEN [4764].

1901 Overlijden van Johanna van KLOOTWIJK [3827] op 30-5-1901 te Dussen dochter van Johannes van KLOOTWIJK [882] (1801-1869) en van Adriaantje de KONING [3825] (1801-1869) echtgenote van Cornelis SCHOUTEN [4764]