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Jan Dontje
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Posted - 28/06/2005 :  19:31:33  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
hi friends.
Cornelius Folgert Dontje,born 01-14-1833 in Midwolda(Holland)
married on 10-13-1858 in Termunten(Holland) has leaved Holland on 03-18-1869 to Emigrate to the USA with 6 children.
They have lived in Kalamazoo,Mi. USA.
All data from the Family i know.
who can help me to trace the town of departure,the name of the ship and the arrival town in the USA or Canada?
i have tryed several sites but without any luck.
Maybe you can help me.
Jan.
Jan Dontje
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