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NOTEBOOM Martin C 1926-1997

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-11 20:34:32Z

NOTEBOOM Martin C 1926-1997

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

NOTEBOOM Helen M 1925-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-11 20:34:20Z

NOTEBOOM Helen M 1925-1984

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

NOTEBOOM Daniel Scott 1960-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-11 17:50:02Z

NOTEBOOM Daniel Scott 1960-1984

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: martin t. noteboom

jhalbach48 — 2009-07-09 03:00:59Z

Are you still looking for info on Martin Noteboom/buried in Pipestone?
I have a document that I printed off the Internet with family history about Martin Noteboom, married to Ricke Ottema. Ricke was a sister of my grandmother, Josie Ottema Dykstra. I tried to attach the document, but was unable. I can send you the link if I can find it. I think I found the name spelled differently (Neuteboom) in the Dutch records.

Re: Maurice Noteboom & Viola Yaek in Michigan

apetrous — 2008-07-12 19:23:55Z

It's that time of year!
62nd Harder-Weil Reunion

Come and join us for an afternoon of family fellowship, fun and games!
Sunday, August 10th, 2008
12 noon until ?
AmVet Hall, 51285 County Line Rd
just north of 23 Mile Rd in New Baltimore, MI 48047

contact me for more info

anne

Re: ira

shellymannes — 2008-05-11 12:02:53Z

Hi Scoot,

I am sorry that when I replied to you yesterday,I had your posting confused with Lynette Lum's posting. I stiil can help you though. Your grandfather Cornelius "Bud" Noteboom was the son of Gerrit (b. 1878) and Alice (Bylsma) Noteboom.
Gerrit was the son of Cornelius (b.1850) and Jennie (Den Adel)Noteboom. Cornelius was the son of Gerrit (b.1825)and Leine(Langstraat)Noteboom. My 3rd greatfather Johannes
was the youngest brother of Gerrit (sons of Arie) who came over from Holland in and settled in Pella IA. You will still find your branch of the family under the 2 famliy trees I gave in the other reply. I really hope this helps you out.

Re: Martin Noteboom and Marie Bobeldyh

ljsma61 — 2008-05-10 22:51:52Z

Did you ever find out more about them. I might help if you didn't

Re: ira

shellymannes — 2008-05-10 13:15:49Z

Hi Scott,

I can help with your family tree since I happen to be a cousin of yours. I have been researching the Noteboom tree for time now. Most of what you need to know is at the website rootsweb.com. Use the name Ben Noteboom in the search field. The name that will appear will be Ben Isaac Noteboom who I believe is your great grandfather Benjamin. LoriLynns Family is accurate family tree. If you look under SharonScott's tree the Burgraff Family Tree at this site will actually give you more information on your branch of the family. Your great great grandfather Isaac b 1853 (son of Pieter Noteboom and Maria Vander Meer) traveled to Oregon from Pella, IA (this where the Notebooms originally settled in the states coming from Holland)with his family as a boy. Sharon provides some of the story although I have read the sad story in greater detail in the Noteboom Family tree book which was put together by a relative H. Vande Garde. Unfortunately, I no longer have the book, but I believe a copy is available at the Calvin College Hertiage Center in Michigan. My 3rd great grandfather was the youngest brother of Pieter. I have a great deal more information on the Noteboom tree, but you should be able to to find a great deal on the internet as well by using google as I have. A word of caution there is some misinformation on the LDS site as the parents of Pieter and Johannes, but the two trees at rootsweb I gave you have the correct info. If you need anything please contact me and I will be more than happy to help you out.

Shelly Mannes

Re: ira

Notebooms1 — 2008-05-06 20:50:32Z

My name is Robert Scott Noteboom, but I go by Scott. I do not know much about my family as most passed away before I was able to learn much about them. My fathers name was Robert Geritt Noteboom and my Grand parents were Mary and Corneilus (Bud) Noteboom. We all lived in Lynden, WA and my grandfather owned Lynden Auto Sales. Does anyone know more about my family history or tree?

Re: Maurice Noteboom & Viola Yaek in Michigan

apetrous — 2008-04-06 04:50:40Z

We will be having another family reunion this August, if your interested, let me know and I can send you the info.

anne

Re: Noteboom of South Dakota and Iowa

RaymondCOlson50 — 2008-03-22 14:29:14Z

Pieter Rocus Noteboom and his wife Niesje Groeneweg moved from Germany to Sioux County, IA. around 1898 - They had four children born in Barendrecht, Holland, then two in Germany and last one was born in Minnesota (Rena Noteboom, born in Murray Co., MN. on Dec. 2, 1901). Niesje was buried in Sioux Co., IA. (no marker) - she died on July 25, 1904. He gave up the custody of his seven children right after she died and all were raised by their mother's siblings. Anyone out there familiar with this family??

Re: Maurice Noteboom & Viola Yaek in Michigan

apetrous — 2008-03-02 01:42:35Z

Thank you! I will note the spelling/name change in our records and add the correct names of his children.

I"m assuming you are related?? Any other info you have would be greatly welcomed.

Re: Maurice Noteboom & Viola Yaek in Michigan

al5719 — 2008-03-02 01:20:38Z

I just thought I'd inform you that Rodger has two children. The son's name is Robert not Roger and he also has a daughter named Tiffany..

Maurice Noteboom & Viola Yaek in Michigan

apetrous — 2007-07-26 20:13:28Z

Hi! I am looking for info on this branch of my family tree.
Viola Yaek, b.12/12/1912 d. 5/22/2004 Centennial Cemetery, New Haven, Michigan

Married to Maurice Noteboom

Children:

Roger (sons name also Roger)
Nancy married to unk Coyle ( David, Paul, Hector)
Ronald b. 5/31/1948 d. 8/30/2003 New Haven, MI (Ronald, Brian)
Janet (Doris, Christine, Kimberly)

Re: www.home.zonnet.nl/notenboom26

2006-05-31 23:42:26Z

Also looking for "Notenboom" links to fill a family tree. Numansdorp area left in the 50's, immigrated to Canada. Any help appreciated. Sean Notenboom

Re: Noteboom of South Dakota and Iowa

2006-05-24 19:15:43Z

Thank you for the info...lost my computer in the hurricanes. Luckily, I have most everything on paper and most of it survived! Candice

Re: Noteboom of South Dakota and Iowa

Oelrich — 2005-10-16 00:40:04Z

Greater Sioux County Genealogical Society has a Noteboom history. There were lots of Arie Notebooms.

Re: Who knows the ancestors of Jacobus Noteboom, born in Apeldoorn/The Netherlands/Europe.

2005-04-05 15:31:50Z

Dear Isabel Welch,
It is almost two years ago you posted a reply on my message. I do not think my grandfather Christiaan Noteboom is family of your family. He lived his whole life in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands. The Noteboom family is parted in two lines: the one of the middle of the Netherlands (Deventer, terwolde and Apeldoorn) and the one in the west part. I am from the middle part and maybe the Christiaan from your family is from the west.
With kindest regards from The Netherlands, Mariëtte Noteboom

martin t. noteboom

2005-03-10 18:02:33Z

Looking for info on Martin Theodore Noteboom originally from the Netherlands. Immigrated to the US in 1898, settled around Alto Iowa (Souix County). Birthdate was around 1866 and died in Pipestone MN on 11-29-1953.

Martin Noteboom and Marie Bobeldyh

2003-11-26 02:46:46Z

Looking for further information on Martin Noteboom who married Marie Bobeldyh on 23 Nov 1938. Especially want information on Marie. Martin was born on 05 march 1916 in Corsica, Douglas Co. South Dakota. He died on Oct 1982 in Corsica, SD. His father was William Henry Noteboom and his mother was Gertie Wiersma (daughter of Andrew Wiersma and Prancis Patt). William Henry Noteboom was the son of Gerritt Marrten Noteboom and Geertje (Gertie) VanderLey.

Noteboom of South Dakota and Iowa

2003-10-16 02:03:08Z

Looking for any information Arie NOTEBOOM and his descendants. I do not know who he was married to, but his son, GERRIT MAARTIN NOTEBOOM was born 05 Feb 1858 in Pella, Marion Co. Iowa. Gerrit died on 06 June 1948 in Corsica, Douglas Co. South Dakota. Gerrit was married to GEERTJE (GERTIE) VANDER LEY in Aug. of 1879 in Pella, Marion Co. Iowa. The children of Gerrit and Gertie:
1. Mary married William John Vanden Hoek
2. Gertrude Elisabeth married John A. Vogel
3. Arie Jacobes married Alice Neas
4. Cornelia Adranane
5. Mattie Nellie
6. Martin Adranus
7. William Henry
8. Gerrit
9. Suzanne Mgdalena
10. Marion Mathew
I have further information on each child.

Arie Jacobes Noteboom and Alice Neas had the following children:
1. Martin
2. Margie
3. Gerrit
4. Gertie
5. Harold
6. Wilbur
7. Raymond
8. Lorraine
9. Ruth
10. Romania
11. Donald

I have some information on the above.
Anyone realted to any of these people?

Re: Who knows the ancestors of Jacobus Noteboom, born in Apeldoorn/The Netherlands/Europe.

2003-05-05 11:08:57Z

My father's name was Christiaan Noteboom and my mother's name was Joyce Mary Barford. I never knew my father. He was supposedly an engineer in the merchant navy and he met my mother in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I don't know whether they were married but I was born in January 1952. My mother was originally South African working in the South African Embassy in Argentina at that time. I currently live in Sydney, Australia. I would be interested to know if there is any information regarding Christiaan Noteboom.

ira

2001-05-10 23:02:21Z

Dear Debbie,
After I sent my first message I understood that you were not a "Noteboom"(What means nut-tree in Dutch!) but that you was helping the Noteboom family to assist with finding their ancestors.
Thank you very much! I was looking for a certain Jacob. Now I know a lot about him. He was one of my grandpa's brothers.
The cemitaries in your country are more beuatiful as the cemetaries here I think.
There are two Noteboom-families who left for the States: one from the South of Holland and one of the middle part. I am family of the last one.
With kind regards and have a nice weekend, Mariëtte Noteboom

Jacob Noteboom

2000-11-26 13:00:26Z

Dear Lynette.
I have read your message. I am sorry but I think the
Noteboom-names you mention are no family of the jacob Noteboom from Apeldoorn in The Netherlands.
I did not find any clue yet in the search for ancestors of Jacob. All the best in your search.
Regards, Mariëtte.

Notebooms in oregon CA..USA

2000-11-16 11:06:30Z

My Great Grandfather Benjamin Noteboom was born I beleive in Oregon, his son Donald was my dads father, he was born in oregon as was my Dad. My dad was born 10-11-44, To Donald Noteboom and Audrey Dunn Noteboom. My Dad was the 4th child and only boy of my Granparents 5 children born in Tillamook, Oregon.
That is all the information I have, any help would be appreciated.

Who knows the ancestors of Jacobus Noteboom, born in Apeldoorn/The Netherlands/Europe.

2000-01-15 04:59:48Z

Jacobus Noteboom was the brother of my grandfather Christiaan Noteboom from Apeldoorn, The Netherlands. Around 1890 he left The Netherlands for the United States. He was about 25 years old. He was a butcher. Does somebody know anything about his life and his family in the USA? Thanks for your help. MariÃ«tte.

Ira noteboom

debbieweisel — 2001-11-04 18:48:42Z

would any of your family have come to Idaho?
Where were they from originally?

Ira Noteboom

debbieweisel — 2001-11-04 18:48:42Z

Dear Marriette,

The Noteboom family is not a relation of mine, I just have an odd little habit. You see in the states cemetaries are often very pretty and parklike. They are quite and have a lot of flowers. my dad always taught me you could learn a lot of history by observing the tombstones in the cemetaries, so I have loved visiting cemetaries since i was a kid.
I live in Idaho and have always visited a particularly beautiful little cemetary and often visited Ira Noteboom's grave.
I have recently been researching my own ancestors Weisel, Smith, Dockery and Phelps. My husband suggested that I might want tolet people know about Ira's grave since Noteboom is not a very common name in the states. My husband thought someone might be searching for info about him. That is why I put that message up. I am sure I could find out other info though.

Bye Debbie

Ira Notebbom in Idaho

debbieweisel — 2001-11-04 18:48:42Z

For years now I have gone to Dry Creek Cemetary just between Eagle and Boise Id. off of Hill Rd. and sat next to a particular gravestone to think. Today when we went there to eat a picnic lunch my husband said "you know you ought to lokk them up and see if anyone is looking for them. so that is what I am doing.

The grave is in the second section up on a hil overlooking the farm area of Boise and the foothills on the north side. It is quiet and beautiful.

The inscription says:

Noteboom (across the top)

Alice
Born Sept. 18, 1887
Died April 15, 1970

Ira
Born July 21,1886
Died May 24, 1968

If anyone is looking for these people let me know maybe I can help.

Debbie

Ira Notebbom in Idaho

debbieweisel — 2001-11-04 18:48:42Z

For years now I have gone to Dry Creek Cemetary just between Eagle and Boise Id. off of Hill Rd. and sat next to a particular gravestone to think. Today when we went there to eat a picnic lunch my husband said "you know you ought to lokk them up and see if anyone is looking for them. so that is what I am doing.

The grave is in the second section up on a hil overlooking the farm area of Boise and the foothills on the north side. It is quiet and beautiful.

The inscription says:

Noteboom (across the top)

Alice
Born Sept. 18, 1887
Died April 15, 1970

Ira
Born July 21,1886
Died May 24, 1968

Married Mar 17, 1909 (in the center)

If anyone is looking for these people let me know maybe I can help.

Debbie

jacob Willem Noteboom

marmidnot — 2002-06-12 12:28:59Z

Thanks for the reply. And for the name, birthdate and date of departure.
That is the information I need for my 'stamboom'.

noteboom family

marmidnot — 2002-06-12 12:28:59Z

Dear Debbie,
Today I have read your message on the m.board. The Noteboom-family I am a daughter of is originally from The Netherlands. Europe. They are from Apeldoorn and surroundings. So the middle of the country. I live in a small village near Amsterdam. Where do your ancestors originally come from?
Regards, Mariëtte

Jacob Noteboom

maxnoteboom — 2002-08-23 14:19:15Z

Born 12 july 1863,Terwolde,The Netherlands.
Left on 05-09-1890 Apeldoorn to Portland,N.America. As I Know was he
unmaried. A childrenhome in Portland becames
all his Amarican-properties.his dutch-properties went to his dutch family;sister
and five brothers.Who knows more?Max Noteboom

Jacob Noteboom

maxnoteboom — 2002-08-23 14:19:15Z

His name is not only Jacob but Jacob Willem and his American-properties went to a childrenhome in
Portland (Ohio) USA.

www.home.zonnet.nl/notenboom26

PNotenboom — 2002-02-11 20:41:20Z

See this website to find out if you are connected to my family. Petra Notenboom