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Schaap

Dragonsdawn19963 — 2009-10-16 23:45:57Z

Interested in any information about Schaap family. Jan Schaap, born 1819, Netherlands would be my great great grandfather. I am related to him through John Schaap, his son. Thank you.

Re: Schaap

pat_ready — 2009-09-27 18:42:47Z

Thanks, It is helpful to find someone who knows what I need etc in Holland.

Re: Schaap

hbvk — 2009-09-27 05:24:25Z

I think you will have to visit the Gelderland archive in Arnhem for that.

What are you trying to achieve? Note that Dutch courts do not do weddings, if you are looking for Arnhem marriages try Genlias http://www.genlias.nl/

Re: Schaap

pat_ready — 2009-09-24 16:36:41Z

I would appreciate any help on how to trace records through local court houses in Arnhem if you know how.

many thanks for looking anyway.

Regards

Re: Schaap

hbvk — 2009-09-23 18:31:08Z

Records from Amersfoort are on http://amersfoort.digitalestamboom.nl/

I couldn't find the records you asked for, but there are many hits for Schaap and Cohen. I suspect that the Schaap-Cohen marriage and the death of Eva Schaap did not take place in Amersfoort, though.

Schaap

pat_ready — 2009-09-16 15:35:24Z

I am trying to source info gathered from The Schaap of Amersfoort history. Any help on David Schaap marrying Evelina Cohen much appreciated as I can find no record of English marriage. Also a death for Eva Sharp (Schaap) in 1937 would also we welcome.
Have tried site mentioned for bmd's but not successful....maybe me!!

Thanks

Netherlands Genealogy site

ladyravenlore — 2009-09-03 16:50:53Z

I found a very good source for information at the following links (one is in Dutch and the other in English).

http://www.genlias.nl/nl/page0.jsp (Dutch)

http://www.genlias.nl/en/page0.jsp (English)

They have birth, death and marriage records back to 1810. You can research by state and town or the whole country. Some states have more records entered than others. Ex. Noord-Holland has only marriage records loaded while Gronigen has birth, death and marriage records. These records can be printed out and do have a lot of information. Some marriage records will give you birth dates of bride and groom while others give only and age. It'll give the day it was registered and where. It also lists parents for both bride and groom (mother's maiden name is listed). It also will give occupations but you may need a translation because that part will be in Dutch. I've used this site and have added several generations to my father's side of the family. One thing is the site sometimes can act goofy. Just be patient because you can get a lot of information.

Re: Schaap family from Hilversum, Netherlands

ladyravenlore — 2009-09-03 16:49:11Z

Re: Schaap family research

ladyravenlore — 2009-01-03 05:31:09Z

If you know where your family came from in Holland try going to www.genlias.org. My family came from North Holland, Utrecht and Groningen and I was able to find records going back to early 1800s. They are constantly adding more records. The site has birth, death and marriage records. The marriage records give a lot of information and were extremely helpful and I was able to add several generations to my tree. One thing about this site is it can be a little finicky at times so you just have to keep trying. A little frustrating but well worth the effort if you come up with any records.

Re: OTTO SCHAAP FAMILY, COOKVILLE, MO, EARLY 1900'S

KenGoldsberry28 — 2008-04-10 04:11:42Z

Thank you Lori.... I'm sure it is the same Schaap. I am not seeking Schaap family history... I was told my ggrandfather George Nelson Goldsberry and his family lived in the old Schaap house from about 1873- 1884... and the children went to St Anne school. His oldest daughter Jessie, married William Jasper Cook the Cookville store owner and postmaster. I'm trying to prove George lived in the house or one near by. This house was located in Laclede County and the front fence was on the Pulaski county line. I also desire a photo of the house. The .5 mi x 10 mi Laclede county strip has been part of the Fort Leonard Wood bombing range until last year when it was given to the Mark Twain National Forest....

I am in contact with actual Schaap relatives and would be happy to share them with you. contact me directly at

goldsdlf@lamar.colostate.edu regards, Ken Goldsberry

Re: OTTO SCHAAP FAMILY, COOKVILLE, MO, EARLY 1900'S

loristrawhun — 2008-04-09 21:51:10Z

Hi,

I THINK we might we talking about the same Otto Schaap (wife Mary Zweeris) - if so, I am a descendent and also looking for information. I'm not sure where to start or if I can supply what you are seeking. Can you tell me more about you and your direction/purpose?

Looking for C.D. Schaap info-my grandfather

tigger4teri — 2006-08-10 01:15:20Z

Married Clara Dorthy Reynolds. Had at least 1 child. Died Oct 1961. Probably lived in Iowa. That's all the info I can find.

Re: Schaap family research

edwards881 — 2005-11-29 03:42:59Z

Craig: I saw your posting and thought I would try and get in touch with you concerning your Schaap family line. I don't know if I can be of any assistance but I do have some information about a Schaap family that immigrated from Germany in 1857 and settled in Weston, Platte County, MO with my family (the Nass family). The information I have from my great-grandmother's obituary is that she immigrated in 1857 with the Nass, Intfen, and Schaap families and settled in Weston, MO. In the 1860 Weston, MO census Peter Schaap is listed as Peter Shipp. His wife is listed as Henrietta and their children are William, age 20 and Albert, age 10. Could this be the Albert Schaap that you mention as your Ggrandfather? My G-grandmother's sister, Margaret, married William Schaap in 1865. He was active in the civil war. After they marry they move to Atchison, KS where they spend the rest of their lives. They have 8 children together: Dora, Minnie, Mary, Nellie, William, Margaret, Peter and Albert.
I don't have any specific information about William's brother Albert but if this is the same Albert you are researching, this may give you some leads.
I do not have any concrete information on the families immigration although I did find the following information on Peter Schaap in Germans to America, 1850-1874. The search on Peter's name revealed the following information: Peter Schaap, age 50, gender male, Port of embarkation: Havre, France, Final destination: New Orleans, Ship's name: Baden, Date of Arrival: April 30, 1857. A search of the Nass name and Intfen name on the same ship did not yield any results.
I hope this information helps. If it does, please let me know. I have access to records in Atchison, KS and may be able to find more information.

Schaap / Biscanter Family - Holland > Wisconsin

@@RGLeonard@aol.com — 2003-09-07 19:57:10Z

John Willem Schaap (1851 - 1945) married Mietje Biscanter (1850 - 1888). They had the following children: Christian, Jannetje, Mientje, Anna, Jacob, Frederik and Josina. Mietje Biscanter died in Holland, after which the family immigrated to the U.S., settling in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. Seeking information on this family, ancestors and descendants

Schaap / DeBruine Marriage

@@RGLeonard@aol.com — 2003-09-07 19:57:10Z

I haven't found a connection to your line, but there are some similarities. I have John Schaap married Mary M. DeBruine in 1904. John Schaap was her 2nd husband. Her first husband, Adrian Verhulst was killed in an accident in North Dakota in 1903. John Schaap was the son of William Schaap and Joanna Bauman

Re: Schaap family research

2003-08-15 01:21:40Z

My father's grandfather was Albert B. Schaap. He died in Sacramento in the early 1900s. My father George Schaap is tracing his family roots. Albert was married to Sarah. She too is burited in Sacramento. They owned a saloon and at some time a cigar shop. They were also involved in other businesses. Let me know if you have more information on Albert and his arrival to the US. Where did he enter the states and when? Information on his brothers and sisters?We have alot of information regarding the time spent in Sacramento and have actually located the burial sites.

Schaap/Feld birth 1855 nw Germany

2003-08-11 22:24:22Z

In Gersten, the birth of Herman Heinrich August Schaap to Johann Gerhard Schaap and Anna Maria Theresia Feld, 11 January 1855.

Re: Schaap / DeBruine Marriage

ginnyb_us — 2003-08-11 02:50:32Z

My great grandmother on my mothers side was Artje (Mary) Schaap. She was the daughter of Willem Schaap and Jannetje Bouman. You have her listed as Joanna Bauman. Mary Schaap, my great granmother, would have been a sister to your John Schaap. I can give you further information. I know one family member that goes back, I believe it is 68 generations.

Re: Jan Schaap

2002-07-18 19:39:15Z

I'm not sure how all this works so I'm not certain who I'm writing to. In reference to the info about Jan Schaap who came to the US: actually he came to NO November, 1846 aboard the "Wakema". 14 FEB 1847 he and Hermina Blomers were married at St. Louis. From there they proceedd to Holland, MI. You can see the ships passenger listm and a written record of their marriage at my webite:
http://geocities.com/gewdunn/index.html

Re: Schaap family from Hilversum, Netherlands

2001-10-23 22:20:20Z

Hi, I believe our dads were 1st cousins. Is your dad Jim? My Grandma is Ora Schaap Slager

Re: Jan Schaap

2001-09-03 11:29:41Z

The wife of Jan Schaap was Hermina Bloemers. They were married in St. Louis. Write me b ack as I have a lot of information. D Postma

Schaap family from Hilversum, Netherlands

2001-01-28 15:16:49Z

Looking for any information on the Schaap family. They immigrated to the US from Hilversum in about 1910/11. My Great
grandfather was Jasper Schaap who was married to Antje Lagerway. His parents were Hendrik Schaap who was married to Aaktje Vlug. This is as far back as I have been able to take this. Antje Lagerway's parents were William Lagerway and Aartje De Bruin. Any info would be appreciated.

schapen uit Zaandam

2000-12-10 00:28:48Z

Kijk eens op http:\\people.zeelandnet.nl/lschaap

Jan Schaap

2000-05-25 23:49:56Z

Jan Schaap immigrated to America in 1847!
Married Herminia Bloomas. Had a bunch of kids. My Grandmothers name was Wilhemina (Minnie) Schaap Draman. Married Jan in Iowa.

Familie schaap uit Zaandam, Netherlands

2000-04-29 09:35:15Z

Cornelis Schaap trouwt op 30-6-1850 met Maartje Houzager in Zaandam. Wie heeft eerdere gegevens?

Schaap family research

MBChap — 2002-04-06 01:08:22Z

Looking for information on my ancestors. My Grandmother was born Melinda Elizabeth Schaap, circa 1886, I think in Missouri. Later moved to Sacramento. Her father was Albert Schaap, who migrated from Holland. Melinda's brothers included George, Grover, and Albert Jr. In early 1900's Melinda married Frank Bacon. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Jan Schaap Family

xxxBDrewa — 2001-09-04 11:33:43Z

looking for more information on Jan Schaap Family Tree members
thank you

Jan Schaap Family

xxxBDrewa — 2001-09-04 11:33:43Z

Jan Schaap married to Willimtye VanDenLuden they had 4 sons, Jacob married to Josina VanSprang they had 6 children: Williem married to Jannetje Bouwman they had 6 children: Garret and Jasper have no idea about their families.

Schaap/Biscanter Family

xxxBDrewa — 2001-09-04 11:33:43Z

Hi cousin Randy
I will send you all the info I have on the Schaap/Biscanter Family by mail in a few days.
Barb(Veldman)Drewa from Kaukauna, Wisconsin.

Jacob Sipkes Schaap

t_schaap — 2002-03-20 14:05:13Z

Ben op zoek naar Jacob Sipkes Schaap.
Overleden 7 -4 -1846 op Terscheling.
was getrouwd met Martje cornelis Schagen.

Wie kan me verder helpen ?

Jan Schaap

dmmorehous1 — 2002-02-13 22:01:01Z

Barb, More detail please! I have a number of Jan Schaaps in my ancestry. I have a double dose, as my great-grandparents were first cousins and both Schaaps.

Dave

Re: Schaap family from Hilversum, Netherlands

2002-08-19 17:13:22Z

I don't have more info, but just wanted to let you know that I am olso trying to get as far back as possible. My name is Hendrik Schaap, I was born and Live in Aruba(Caribbean Island part of Netherland Kingdom) My grandfather name was
Hendrik Schaap. He moved to Curacao and then to Aruba around 1930 I guess. he was problaaly born around 1910.
I am still looking to find out his parents and other families.
This was just extra info, I don't know if it helps you. but we can help each other.

Phyllis Irene Schaap 1927-2002, obituary, Leeds, ND>Renton, WA

mariekamerer51 — 2003-04-19 01:06:44Z

Renton Reporter (Renton, King County, Washington), September 4, 2002, page 27, OBITUARIES

Phylllis [sic] Schaap

Phyllis Irene Schaap of Renton died Aug. 15, 2002, in Issaquah, She was 75.
She was preceded in death by her husband, John O. Schaap in 1991. She is survived by her son, John Schaap of Issaquah; daughter Deborah Shields of Seattle; brothers Vernon Johnson, Arthur Johnson, and Norman, all of North Dakota; sister Genevieve Ahlberg of North Dakota; and three grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Providence Hospice of Seattle, 425 Pontius Ave. N., Suite 300, Seattle, WA 98109.

OTTO SCHAAP FAMILY, COOKVILLE, MO, EARLY 1900'S

goldsdlf — 2002-12-01 09:28:25Z

I am seeking contacts familiar with the Otto SCHAAP family who owned a two story log home near St. Anne school and Church a couple of miles from Cookville, MO. This area is now part of Fort Leonard Wood (as of 1941). The SCHAAPs bought the house (we think) from George GOLDSBERRY, who was there from about 1877 to 1886... I desire a photo or word picture of the house and any records related to it. I would appreciate any suggestions for contacts or, for locating information. The house burned on 8 or 9 Feb 1922...any stories related to this would also be appreciated.

Re: Jan Schaap

Vicky_Bloemers — 2002-04-14 00:48:45Z

I am researching the Bloemers surname. Right now I am concentrating on the two brothers and their families that came to the United States from Winterswijk, NL. The brothers were Gerrit Willem Bloemers and Jan Albert Bloemers. Gerrit Willem settled in Sheboygan County, WI, which is where we are from, and Jan Albert who settled in Holland, MI. My husband is a descendant of Gerrit Willem Bloemers. We have tons of info on Gerrit Willem Bloemers and his descendants but very little on Jan Albert. My records indicate that Jan Albert b. 07 August 1797 was married on 17 September 1823 to Johanna Kobus b. 08 November 1794. They had four children, Harmina Bloemers b. 15 January 1824, Jan Christiaan Bloemers b. 04 March 1827, Janna Gertruid Bloemers b. 30 July 1830 and Jan Derk Bloemers b. 02 November 1833. I think the girls may have married T. Keppel and Jan Schaap.

Why was a Schapp at a Greider Reunion ?

cdknowles — 2003-03-13 20:52:14Z