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Anthony (Tony) Van Roekel

Zoon van Abraham Van Roekel en Nennetje (Nancy) Van De Krol, geboren 6-3-1886 USA IA Ornage City, overleden 20-4-1969 USA MN Montevideo en begraven IA Alton Nassau Township Cemetery

Trouwt 27-2-1908 Jeanette (Jane) Van Der Meer, geboren 30-5-1889 USA IA Alton, overleden 8-6-1978 USA MN Montevideo en begraven IA Alton Nassau Township Cemetery

Kinderen:

1. Artie Elizabeth Van Roekel, geboren 13-4 en gedoopt 6-6-1909 USA IA Alton, overleden 16-6-1919 USA IA Alton en begraven Nassau Township Cemetery
2. Henriette Nancy Van Roekel, geboren 2-7 en gedoopt 6-10-1912 USA IA Alton, overleden 31-10-1941 USA IA Sioux City en begraven Alton Nassau Township Cemetery
   Trouwt 15-1-1937 Gerrit Fedders Jr, zoon van Gerrit Fedders en Nellie Hofland, geboren 16-1-1911 USA IA Orange City, overleden 10-10-1965 USA IA Orange City en begraven West Lawn Cemetery
3. Nancy Johanna Van Roekel, geboren 13-3 en gedoopt 6-6-1915 USA IA Alton, overleden 25-4-2002 USA MI Grand Rapids en begraven IA Orange City West Lawn Cemetery
4. Henry Abram Van Roekel, geboren 2-7 en gedoopt 1-9-1918 USA IA Alton, overleden 17-2-1988 USA MN Montevideo en begraven Lac qui Parle County Terrace Lawn Memory Gardens
5. Arthur Van Roekel, geboren 13-8 en gedoopt 5-11-1922 USA IA Alton, overleden 5-6-1973 USA IA Rock Valley en begraven 5-6 Hull Hope Cemetery
6. Leora Van Roekel, geboren 27-12-1927

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GSCGS:

USA IA Alton Births, East Orange Reformed Church, later Alton First Reformed Church

GSCGS USA Iowa Sioux County Cemetery Index:

VAN ROEKEL - Anthony - b. 1886 d. 1969 ss Jane Nassau Twp Cem Alton IA

GSCGS USA Iowa Sioux County Cemetery Index:

VAN ROEKEL - Jane - b. 1889 d. 1978 ss Anthony Nassau Twp Cem Alton IA

Iowa Gravestone Photo Project:

Nassau Township Cemetery Sioux County, Iowa
From the far west side, counting rows going east about 3 rows.

Iowa Gravestone Photo Project:

Nassau Township Cemetery Sioux County, Iowa
Dau. of A. A. and J. VanRoekel [Artie 1909]
From the far west side, counting rows going east about 3 rows.

Iowa Gravestone Photo Project:

Nassau Township Cemetery Sioux County, Iowa
From the far west side, counting rows going east about 3 rows.

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Obituaries of Anthony, dochter Henrietta

Services Held For Anthony A. Van Roekel

Anthony A. Van Roekel, 83, of Sibley died Sunday night in the Montevideo hospital after a six month Illness.

Funeral services were held Wednesday at the First Reformed church of Sibley with the Rev. Schmidt officiating. Burial was at Alton Cemetery under the direction of the Walton Funeral Home of Sibley.

Pallbearers were his nephews, Arlen, Harvard, and Jerry Van Roekel and Ronald Mulder of Montevideo, Minn., Dwight Johnson of Willmar, Minn., and Melvin Mored of Worthington, Minn.

Mr. Van Roekel was born March 6, 1886. He married Jeanette Vander Meer on February 27, 1908. They farmed in the Maurice and Orange City areas, but was a retired farmer for twenty years.

His survivors are his widow; two daughters, Mrs. Len (Nancy) Luchtenburg of Dundee, Minn., and Mrs. Joe (Leora) Mulder of Montevideo, Minn., two sons, Henry of Montevideo, Minn., and Art of Rock Valley, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by two children.

Rock Valley Bee 1969-04-24.

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Mrs. Gerrit Fedders Dies at Age of 29

Mrs. Gerrit Fedders, Jr. died Friday evening in an ambulance enroute to a Sioux City hospital where she was to be operated on for gallstones.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Van Roekel who live southwest of Orange City on the old Cambier farm.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Fedders, Jr. made their home near Newkirk.

Funeral services were held in Orange City at the Colenbrander Church, on Tuesday afternoon.

Survivors include her husband, Gerrit Fedders, Jr., her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Van Roekel, four brothers, and sisters, Henry Van Roekel, California, Arthur at home, Leora, at home, and Nancy (Mrs. Leonard Luxemberg) of Ashton. Her brother Henry who is in the army in California, came home on Monday for the funeral and will have a two week furlough.

Sioux Center News 1941-11-06.