Bruulsema en Bruursema Genealogie!
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| 1 | Aafke, zoals ze is gedoopt op 21 juni 1801, is geboren op 17 juni 1801 te Zandeweer. Ze is overleden op 13 Mei 1841. Drie dagen vóór haar aan is haar dochter Clasine op 4 jarige leeftijd overleden, en acht dagen daarvoor is haar zoon Jan Jacob op 9 jarige leeftijd overleden. Dus binnen een periode van 66 dagen zijn drie leden van dit gezin overleden, waarschijnlijk aan een ziekte, maar dat is op dit moment nog niet zeker. Op de overlijdensaangifte van Afien, is te lezen dat ze een dochter is van Derk Derks Bruilsema, geboren ongeveer 1780, en Grietje Pieters, en dat ze is geboren te Zandeweer. Uitgaande van deze gegevens hebben we alle geboortes tussen 1798 en 1803 zitten bekijken en er komt maar 1 aangifte voor van een Aafke, dochter van Derk Derks en Grietje Pieters, dus dat kan niet anders dan dat moeten haar ouders zijn geweest. Tot voor kort dachten we dat ze 5 kinderen zou hebben gebaard. Nieuwe informatie geeft aan dat ze zes kinderen heeft gekregen. Ook vier van haar 6 kinderen zijn op jonge leeftijd gestorven. Aangezien Willem de enige zoon is die nakomelingen heeft achtergelaten, is dit ook de enige tak die de familie-naam heeft voort gedragen. (En er dus voor heeft gezorgd dat ik dit als Bruulsema kan verzorgen). Op de originele aangiftes is te zien dat de achternamen steeds anders werd geschreven, en ook de voornaam werd op verschillende manieren op papier gezet. | Bruilsema, Aafien (I17)
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| 2 | Albert Bruursema led a life saturated with honesty, integrity and respect. He was many things in his life – a hard worker, a devout Christian, a devoted husband, father and grandfather. He always held himself up to a high standard, and because of his zestful pursuance of life, he reaped the rewards of a loving family and a happy place in life. 1916 was a year full of excitement on all fronts in the U.S. In science, Albert Einstein had just completed his theory of relativity, and in entertainment, Charlie Chaplin was at his height of fame as a silent movie star. The political scene, too, was dynamic as World War I raged through cities in Europe. Amidst these events that came to define the era, William and Johanna (Roels) Bruursema of Holland, Michigan, welcomed the birth of their son, Albert, on May 10, 1916. One of eight Bruursema children, Al grew up in the Holland area and attended the local schools through the eighth grade. Thereafter, he honorably served his country in the Army National Guard. Al met his beautiful wife-to-be, Mabel, at a Baker Furniture picnic, which was on the Holland Furnace picnic grounds. At first sight, Al was smitten with Mabel and since he had never dated before, he was nervous about asking her out. But as fate would have it, the two began dating and over their two and a half year courtship, their love for each other blossomed. Al and Mabel were happily married on December 23, 1938, in the Trinity Reformed Church parsonage by Rev. Ter Keurst. Al was so nervous about his wedding day that he forgot to tell his parents, so he and Mabel only had two witnesses at the ceremony. Like many young couples, the newlyweds didn’t have any money for a honeymoon, so they went to Mabel’s parents’ home for lunch. Over the next several years, Al and Mabel were blessed with five children, who brought a great pride and joy to their lives. Al faithfully provided for his family working at Home Heating and Cooling, and later at Lear Siegler. Time together was always important to Al and Mabel and they took many opportunities to go hunting, fishing and camping as a family. One of Al’s favorite fishing holes was Burt Lake. After their kids were grown, Al converted an old bread truck into a motor home, and he and Mabel would head out with their boat in tow for some fishing and camping. After a day of fishing, Al had an ingenious way of beaching the boat, going full throttle until they hit land. And every time Mabel ended up on the floor after being thrown off her seat. Once, while backing the boat into the water, the brakes gave out and the boat went floating down the river while everything in the motor home was water logged. Al and Mabel had a good sense of humor, they cleaned things up and continued the vacation with their family. Al was a lifetime member of the Trinity Reformed Church, where he also served on the Greater Consistory. He and Mabel raised their children in the faith, and were always happy to take them to special meetings, like Youth for Christ. After retiring, Al and Mabel wintered in Florida, which Al loved, but Mabel didn’t like being away from their family. At home, Al liked to keep himself busy, especially activities outdoors. He loved doing yard work on his riding mower, or snow blowing the drive in the winter. Al was a real handy man and could fix just about anything. He also had a real talent for woodworking. He and Mabel would often go to local craft shows to sell the woodcrafts he made. Al had a love of music in his heart, and enjoyed tapping his toes to the beat of Big Band music on his old record player. He also played the accordion. When watching TV, Al’s full attention was on the program. In fact, his children could walk right in front of him and sit next to him and he wouldn’t even notice them until later, when he would ask “When did you get here?” On occasion, Al and Mabel enjoyed going to lunch or dinner at Long John Silver’s. Being a fisherman, Al would say, “If you can’t catch them, buy them.” Al was a man of great devotion – to his beloved wife, his family and to his faith in the Lord. At the age of 57, with retirement around the corner, he became paralyzed. When asked by his son Paul, dad, “how long were you angry at God?” His response was, “I was angry at God, but only, for two minutes.” Through afflictions and physical limitations, Al always kept his spirits high and attitude positive because he knew God had a plan for his life. On January 2, 2004, Al’s beloved wife Mabel passed away after 65 wonderful years of marriage. Following her death, through the strength of his Lord, Al continued the good fight. Even in the last three years at the nursing home, he never quit touching the lives of others. Although Al will be dearly missed, his legacy of love and dedication leaves his loved ones with wonderful memories and a strong foundation of faith. Albert Bruursema, age 91 of Holland, MI, died on Sunday, September 23, 2007, at Resthaven Care Center. Al was preceded in death by his wife, Mabel; daughter, Sandra Busscher; and grandson-in-law, Derrick Van Doornik. Surviving are his children: Jim and Ruth Bruursema of Holland, Rog and Eileen Busscher of Holland, Ruth and Ron Buter of Zeeland, Paul and Linda Bruursema of Holland, Mary and Butch Woodruff of Glenn; 16 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren; brothers: Elmer and Gert Bruursema of Grand Rapids and Chuck and Joyce Bruursema of Zeeland; sister, Wilma Petroelje of Holland; sisters-in-law: Kay Bruursema and Marie Weighmink, both of Holland; several nephews, nieces and cousins. Services will be at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, September 26, at the Trinity Reformed Church, 712 Apple Avenue, Holland, with the Rev. Don Battjes officiating. Burial will be in the Graafschap Cemetery. Visiting will be from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday, September 25, at the Dykstra Life Story Funeral Homes - Mulder Chapel, 188 West 32nd Street, Holland. Memorial contributions may be made to Resthaven Care Center Bethel Program or The Navigators c/o Max Weighmink. Please visit Al’s memory page at www.lifestorynet.com where you may sign his online guest book and/or share a memory or photo with his family. | Bruursema, Albert (I126)
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| 3 | Alvin Bruursema, age 86 of Byron Center, went to be with his Lord February 16, 2016. He was preceded in death by his wife of 59 years, Eunice Bruursema; his parents Tyce and Jennie Bruursema; his son Jim Bruursema; his granddaughter Lisa Boersma; his brother Ken Bruursema and his sister Mary Hoeksema. Al will be lovingly remembered by his children: Gary (Terrie) Bruursema, Sharon (Jim) Smith, Susan (Robert) Morris, and Mary Jo (Dan) Groenveld; the joys of his life, his 12 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; his brothers and sisters: Tyce (Alva) Bruursema, Marvin (Shirley) Bruursema, Annamae (Bob) Tanner, John (Mary) Hoeksema, Edward (Marjorie) Bruursema, and Dennis Bruursema; his brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: Bud (Theresa) DeVries and Norm (Shirley) DeVries; and many nieces and nephews. Al served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict. Following his discharge, he owned and operated Al’s Sunoco. For 30 years, he volunteered on the Byron Township Volunteer Fire Department, 7 years as the chief. He was a lifelong member of the First Byron Center Christian Reformed Church. Al loved to serve and volunteered with Mel Trotter Ministries, Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services, and Crossroads Bible Institute-Prison Ministries. A Celebration of Life Service will be held 10:30 AM, Saturday, February 20, 2016, at First Byron Center Christian Reformed Church, 2450 85th St SW, Byron Center, with Reverend Tom Groelsema officiating. Interment will be at Winchester Cemetery. Relatives and friends may meet with Al’s family Friday, February 19, 2016, from 3-7 PM at the Cook Funeral Home, Byron Center Chapel, 2067 84th SW, Byron Center. Contributions in memory of Al may be made to Hospice of Holland or Mel Trotter Ministries or Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services. Al’s family welcomes memories and messages in their guest book online at www.cookcares.com. | Bruursema, Alvin (I147)
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| 4 | bijnaam "Grietje Pieters" | Pieters, Geertje (I51)
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| 5 | Bruursema, Jan Ellen 10/18/1962 - 5/17/2015 Jan Ellen Bruursema, 52, passed away peacefully at her home in Marne with her loving husband of 21 years Leland Ogdahl holding her hand. Jan will be deeply missed by her parents, Tyce and Alva Bruursema and her sisters and brother-in-laws, Lori J Baker and David Koski and Connie and Mark Griffen. Also her nieces and nephew Jenny, Kristina, Karla, Emily and Neal. She will be fondly remembered by her step-children Justyne and Jim, Erin and Matt, and John and Michelle. Also the rest of the Ogdahl families and her friends and neighbors. Her 9 grandchildren have wonderful memories of Grandma Jan. A memorial service will be held to honor Jan on May 28, 2015 at Del-Mar Farm Community Bldg. 5751 Del-Mar View Dr SW, Grandville, MI at 3 PM. Contributions to Spectrum Health Hospice or Planned Parenthood of West Michigan are appreciated. . Published in Grand Rapids Press on May 24, 2015 - See more at: http://obits.mlive.com/obituaries/grandrapids/obituary.aspx?pid=174896513#sthash.s0iEzhoM.dpuf | Bruursema, Jan Ellen (I171)
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| 6 | Geboorte aangifte: Op heden den dertienden april achtienhonderd en vijfendertig des middags om twaalf uren is voor ons Hendrik Willem van Giffen, Wethouder der Stad Groningen Speciaal belast met de functie van Officier van den Burgerlijken Stand verschenen :Johan Marius BuschAdamani oud vierentwintig jaren, Student in de medicijnen alhier woonachtig, dewelke geassisteerd door twee getuigen, de eerste Reinoldus Jacobus Tellegen, oud drieentwintig jaren, Student, de tweede Wessel Ottenhoff oud vierenvijftig jaren, zonder beroep, beide alhier woonachtig, heeft verklaard, dat Afien Bruilsema oud vijfendertig jaren, zonder beroep, geboren te Zandeweer, wonende te Groningen, ongehuwd, op den twaalfden deser des nachts te half drie uur verlost is alhier aan de A.Sch.Tn.11?? van eenen Zoon, dewelke genaamd zal worden Derk Derks. Tengevolge van deze verklaring hebben wij de tegenwoordige acte opgemaakt die door den aangever/welkebij de verlossing heeft geassisteerd/ getuigen en ons na voorlezing is getekend, J.M.BuschAdamani H.W.van Giffen W.Ottenhoff R.J.Tellegen G.A.Stratinge | Bruilsema, Derk Derks (I21)
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| 7 | geboren aan de Kruisstraat 258 te Groningen. | Bruilsema, Clasine (I22)
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| 8 | geboren aan het Zuiderdiep 60a | Bruilsema, Jan Jacob (I20)
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| 9 | geboren in het Nosocomium Academicum | Bruursema, Willem (I15)
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| 10 | gefusilleerd in kamp Westerbork Zie ook: https://westerborkportretten.nl/verzetsportretten/lambertus-bruulsema | Bruulsema, Lambertus (I29)
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| 11 | http://www.mensenlinq.nl/mensenlinq/overlijdendvhn/site/advertentie/detail?pid=5921813 | Bruulsema, Janny (I112)
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| 12 | https://www.wiewaswie.nl/personen-zoeken/zoeken/document/a2apersonid/129900483/srcid/14804779/oid/37 | Bron (S4)
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| 13 | Overleden | Boersma, Lisa (I187)
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| 14 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I148)
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| 15 | Tenminste nog één levende persoon is verbonden aan deze aantekening - detailgegevens worden niet weergegeven. | Levend (I152)
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