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EMAIL US		 bullet William Hanford VAN CAMPEN was born on 3 Mar 1790 in Pennsylvania, USA. He died in May 1875. Parents: Samuel VAN CAMPEN and Martha DRAKE.

He was married to Harriet INGRAHAM between 1796 and 1799. Children were: Hiram VAN CAMPEN , Samuel Reed VAN CAMPEN, Nancy B. VAN CAMPEN, Julia Ann VAN CAMPEN, William Hanford VAN CAMPEN, Mary VAN CAMPEN , Caroline VAN CAMPEN, Harriet VAN CAMPEN.

He was married to Nancy BYRNES .

bullet William Hanford VAN CAMPEN was born in 1819. Parents: William Hanford VAN CAMPEN and Harriet INGRAHAM .

bullet Abby Caroline VAN DUKER (Private). Parents: Mark Charles VAN DUKER and Davina Ann WAGNER.

bullet Heidi Catherine VAN DUKER (Private). Parents: Mark Charles VAN DUKER and Davina Ann WAGNER.

bullet Mark Charles VAN DUKER (Private).

Children were: Abby Caroline VAN DUKER, Heidi Catherine VAN DUKER .

bulletGrietje Jans VAN HAM.

She was married to Dirk Nies DE VOOGD. Children were: Geeske (Grace) HAM DE VOOGD .

bullet Lavina VANDER MOLEN was born on 17 Oct 1907 in Cincinnati, Ohio. She died on 4 Sep 1961 in Butterworth Hospital, Grand Rapids, Kent Co., MI.

She was married to Ralph Richard MOSSEL on 7 Feb 1928 in Grand Rapids, Kent, MI. Lavina married first to Ralph MOSSEL. They divorced. After their son, Raymond Harold MOSSEL was born in 1930, they remarried. They divorced again about 1938. After the divorce, Lavina and Ray lived with Lavina's parents. After Lavina's parents died, Lavina and Ray lived iwth Aunt Lou (Lucille, Lavina's sister). Just before Ray's 10th birthday, they moved to 3144 Byron Center Road to John Berends. John Berend's wife had passed away. He needed a housekeeper and someone to take care of his younger children. This gave Lavina and Ray a place to live, and Lavina had work to help support them. Later John and Lavina Married . They were married until Lavina passed away. Children were: Raymond Harold MOSSEL.

She was married to John BERENDS .

bullet Annechien VANDERBERG

She was married to Jan (John) DERTIEN . Children were: Johanna Jacoba DERTIEN.

bullet Elizabeth Mckay VANMETER

She was married to Joseph HIATT in 1749.

bullet Elizabeth VAUGHAN Barroness Grey of Wilton / B was born about 1463. She died on 15 Jan 1514/15.

She was married to Sir Edward STANLEY 1st Baron of Mounteagle before 25 Nov 1501. Children were: Edward STANLEY, Thomas STANLEY Parson at Baddisworth , Mary STANLEY.

She was married to John GREY Lord Grey of Wilton.

bullet Mary Ann VELVIN had the follwoing step-child(ren) Bobby VELVIN. Parents: Wayne VELVIN and Ruth ROBINSON.

bullet Wayne VELVIN

He was married to Ruth ROBINSON. Children were: Mary Ann VELVIN.

bullet Joan De VENABLES was born about 1320. She died about 1354.

She was married to Sir Thomas LATHAM in 1357 in Lathom, Lancashire, England.

bullet Robert VENABLES was born in 1622.

He was married to Elizabeth STANLEY in 1650.

bullet Geert KOENES VENEMA was born on 7 Nov 1778 in Meeden, Groningen, Netherlands. Parents: Koeno GEERTS and Aaltje HINDRIKS.

bullet John VENERABLE

He was married to Nancy DAVIS.

bullet Sir Edward VERE Earl of Oxford was a seventh Earl of Oxford.

He was married. Children were: Elizabeth VERE.

bullet Elizabeth VERE was born on 2 Jul 1575 in Lathom, Lancashire, England. She was christened in on 10 Jul 1575 in Theobalds, Middlesex, England. She died on 10 Mar 1626/27. She was buried on 11 Mar 1626/27 in Abbey, Westminster, Middlesex, England.. Parents: Sir Edward VERE Earl of Oxford.

She was married to Sir William STANLEY 6th Earl of Derby . daughter of Edward DE VERE, Earl Of Oxford.

Elizabeth De VERE (633)(634) (5)(6) was born on 2 Jul 1575 in <, Lathom, Lancashire, Eng>. She was christened on 10 Jul 1575 in , Theobalds, Middlesex, England. She died on 10 Mar 1626/27. She was buried on 11 Mar 1626/27 in Abbey, Westminster, Middlesex, England. She has Ancestral File number 8XKN-ST. William STANLEY EARL OF DERBY and Elizabeth De VERE had the following children:
Children were: Elizabeth STANLEY, Elizabeth STANLEY, Kathrine STANLEY, Sir James STANLEY 7th Earl of Derby, Charles STANLEY , Elizabeth STANLEY, Robert STANLEY, Anne STANLEY.

bullet H. VERHOFF

She was married to Sietske MOSSEL on 10 Sep 1942.

bullet Carla Ann VERNON (Private). Parents: William D. VERNON and Irene Frances WILLMS.

bullet Coleen Lynn VERNON (Private). Parents: William D. VERNON and Irene Frances WILLMS.

bullet husband of Irene Frances WILLMS, VERNON

He was married to Irene Frances WILLMS.

bullet Marsha Lee VERNON (Private). Parents: William D. VERNON and Irene Frances WILLMS.

bullet Patricia Lou VERNON (Private). Parents: William D. VERNON and Irene Frances WILLMS.

bullet Vaudine Sherry VERNON (Private). Parents: William D. VERNON and Irene Frances WILLMS.

bullet William D. VERNON (Private).

Children were: Vaudine Sherry VERNON, Carla Ann VERNON, Patricia Lou VERNON, Marsha Lee VERNON, Coleen Lynn VERNON.

bulletW.E. VINT.

He was married to Nancy Ellen MCGINLEY on 11 Apr 1893 in RoseCreek, Petit Jean Township, Perry, AR.

bullet Trientje VISKER

She was married to Haiko (Harold) MOSSEL on 14 Apr 1899 in Finsterwolde, Groningen, Netherlands. Children were: Jans MOSSEL, Roelfke MOSSEL, Geertje MOSSEL, Geeske MOSSEL.

bullet Klaartje Hilbrands VISSCHER

She was married to Hendrik Jans BOTTINGA. Children were: Trientje "Katherine" BOTTINGA.

bullet Frances VISSER (Private).

Children were: Karie Jo LANGEVELD , Brenda LANGEVELD.

bulletRuth Hilda VOETBURG (Private).

bulletMargaret Lillian VOGT was born on 19 Jul 1925 in Phoenix, Maricopa Co., Arizona. She died on 25 Jan 2002 in Forrest Hill, California. Harold Davis,Jr. - Jan 28, 2002
The following was written by Harold and Pam Davis's oldest son James Allen:
How can I describe my Grandma Davis?.............She is a gracefull lady.....One who never settled for anything less than her & her family had to........One who would never let her family be poor.......One who would never let her Grandkids starve......One who would always cook (Allan) Jim mashed potatoes when ever he wanted her too......One who would make Andrew banana pudding with vanilla wafers when ever he wanted it .......One who would cook for an army (or two ,or three, or four) each and every time she cooked.....One who would make home made ice cream whenever we wanted it .........One who was always making home made jelly.......One who would feed the deer in her backyard ......And then couldn't keep them out of her peach trees......She loved planting flowers in the garden ......She loved her rose bushes so much.....She loved to sit and talk to you no matter what you had to say .......She was always willing to help.......Her and Renee would always clean house and watch Days of Our Lives together ......She was always so proud of her son,my dad........And she always loved my mother so very much ......She was a grand lady who was as tough as they come... She had to be because she was fighting an uphill battle all the way......Tonight, January 24th, 2002 the Davis family lost a wonderful and proud mother, a loving wife, and the most loving, caring,grandmother I have ever known. I ask you Lord to please take her into your loving arms where she will struggle no more...Where she can breathe as deeply as she wants.

The beautifull Margret Davis will be missed terribly,but will be loved and carried in our hearts forever.




She was buried in Gustine, CA. The following was written by Harold and Pam Davis's oldest son James Allen:
How can I describe my Grandma Davis?.............She is a gracefull lady.....One who never settled for anything less than her & her family had to........One who would never let her family be poor.......One who would never let her Grandkids starve......One who would always cook (Allan) Jim mashed potatoes when ever he wanted her too......One who would make Andrew banana pudding with vanilla wafers when ever he wanted it .......One who would cook for an army (or two ,or three, or four) each and every time she cooked.....One who would make home made ice cream whenever we wanted it .........One who was always making home made jelly.......One who would feed the deer in her backyard ......And then couldn't keep them out of her peach trees......She loved planting flowers in the garden ......She loved her rose bushes so much.....She loved to sit and talk to you no matter what you had to say .......She was always willing to help.......Her and Renee would always clean house and watch Days of Our Lives together ......She was always so proud of her son,my dad........And she always loved my mother so very much ......She was a grand lady who was as tough as they come... She had to be because she was fighting an uphill battle all the way......Tonight, January 24th, 2002 the Davis family lost a wonderful and proud mother, a loving wife, and the most loving, caring,grandmother I have ever known. I ask you Lord to please take her into your loving arms where she will struggle no more...Where she can breathe as deeply as she wants.
The beautifull Margret Davis will be missed terribly,but will be loved and carried in our hearts forever.



Parents: William Fredrick VOGT and Lilly May TALLEY.

She was married to Jesse Harold DAVIS on 8 Jul 1949. Uncle Harold and Aunt Margaret

They met in the lettuce packing sheds of California...
They started with “deficits galore.”
No education, no supporting family.
No occupational training.
Two little girls already to care for.
A family scene from “Grapes of Wrath.”

24 Nov 1924
Jesse Harold Davis;
Age 1 year, 3 months, 24 days.
The Davis family had recently left Arkansas looking for work.Uncle Harold’s father was killed when he was one year, three months and 24 days old. His mother was expecting their fifth child. One little girl had already died.

11 June 1925
Jesse Harold Davis;
Age 1 year, 10 months, 11days.
His little sister, Johnny Ruth Davis, was born five months and thirteen days after his father’s death.

15 Feb 1927
Jesse Harold Davis;
Age 3 years, 6 months, 15 days.
Uncle Harold’s Mother remarried two years, two months and 21 days after the death of his father, one year and eight months after the birth of her last Davis last child.

3 Nov 1927
Jesse Harold Davis;
Age 4 years, 3 months, 3 days.
Uncle Harold’s Mother, Lillie Grace Ferguson Davis, dies of Typhoid Fever. She had a miscarriage prior to her death.

The first four years of Uncle Harold’s life
was spent with family moves while looking for work; The trauma of a Father’s tragic accidental death; A Mother without insurance or education to care for her family; The emotional neglect of a mother who lost her husband, was expecting a child and had no means of supporting herself or her children; The birth of a little sister in the midst of deep family mourning; Moving from family member to family member with his Mother and siblings; His Father’s oldest son, Charley Davis, leaving as they looked for work; The remarriage of his Mother; The death of his Mother. His siblings being split up and “farmed out” to whoever would take them.

I was once told after the death of Uncle Harold’s Mother, “things were bad.”
What were the first four years?

Uncle Harold and Aunt Margaret stayed married for over 50 years. They lived in neighborhoods they couldn’t afford so their kids would have the best security they could give. They worked hard at everything they did. Aunt Margaret was Uncle Harold’s partner in success against all odds. Aunt Margaret and Uncle Harold’s five kids are living proof of a partnership that was not content to find excuses in the environment. Children were: Belinda DAVIS, Harold Wayne DAVIS, Wendy Warren DAVIS.

Children were: Carol NEWSOME DAVIS, Shirley NEWSOME DAVIS.

bulletWilliam Fredrick VOGT.

He was married to Lilly May TALLEY . Children were: Margaret Lillian VOGT.

bullet Anna Marie Katharine llsabein VOLLMER was born in Jun 1780 in Bagband, Germany. Parents: Johann Barpel MANHENKE VOLLMER and Anna Ilsabein FISCHER.

She was married to Johann Herman Henrich Christoph SAGEL-SPRANGER on 4 Feb 1803 in Detmold, Lippe, Germany. Children were: Friderike Sophie Anne Marie Ilsabein SAGEL, Zwillinge Johann Hermann Christoph SAGEL Twin, Henriette Florentine Amalie SAGEL Twin , Johann Friedrich Caspar SAGEL, Friederike Elisabeth SAGEL, Johann Simon Conrad SAGEL , Charlotte Catherine F. SAGEL, Heinrich Friedrich Conrad SAGEL, Christof Henrich Wilhelm SAGEL, Henriette Conradine Wilhelmine SAGEL .

bullet Alberts Alberts VONDELING was born before 1801 in UNKNOWN. Located with the marriage papers of Alberts and Eltje (on michrofiche in Netherlands) there was this sad story. The paper was torn already when the fiches were made, and the writing is very hard to read.

In 1802 a woman was begging on the streets of Delfzijl, a village North of Termunten. One day she was found dead at the side of the road, with her little baby son in her arms. Some people thought she called herself Elisabeth, no surname was known and no one knew where she came from. in that time in such small places everybody knew each other, and also knew everyone from surrounding villages (mostly they still do in our days 1998). So she really was from a distant place, maybe even from abroad. In Delfzijl is a harbour to the Northsea, on Dollard Bay, maybe she got off the boat, we will never know. Maybe she ran away for something.....
The baby was taken care of by the church, they raised him and gave him education, food, clothes, until he was old enough to take care of himself. His signature on his military paper, shows he could write very well. Especially for those days and poor people.

Alberts Albert Vondeling (b. 1801) married Eltje Aijkes
Jan (John) Vondeling (b. 1833) married Trientje (Kathrine) Bottinga
Klaassien (Clausine) Vondeling(b. 1863) married Berend Koeno Mossel He was adopted in 1802 in Termunten, Groningen, Netherlands. Adopted: Perhaps the man who found or raised him was named Albert. Vondeling means "found" in Netherlands. The church adopted him (Alberts) after he was found, on the street, in the arms of his dead mother, who was a stranger in the village Termunten. Termunten, Gronningen, Netherlands).

Baptism: Because the mother had died, they didn't know weather he was baptised alaready, but in those days most children were baptised right after birth, for they often died at a young age. So perhaps the church assumed he would have been already baptised when they found him with his dead mother. He died on 23 Dec 1860 in Termunten, Groningen, Netherlands. Albert died in Termunten, County Groningen, Holland 6 months after his wife Eltje died. He served in the military in Not called to service. Military: On the military paper behind the date of Birth: ...1801.It appeared when he was found and adopted they decided he was about a year old, but did not give him a birthday. Parents: Unknown
Place of Birth: Unknown

He was not called to military duty.

On the military paper is, as ususal, a description of Alberts looks. (on microcfiche in Netherlands) This one is torn and it is very hard to read. Somethings however can be read. Chin, round, mouth broad, nose ordinary, hair brown, face skin smooth. He attended in Alberts could write very well, especially for those days & for poor people.. He was named for Albert Alberts, perhaps after the person who found him and raised him in the church.. He Died at 60 years old.. Parents: Unknown UNKNOWN and Elisabeth UNKNOWN.

He was married to Eltje AIJKES on 4 Jun 1825 in Termunten, Groningen, Netherlands. Marriage: With the marriage papers (on microfiche in The Netherlands) is the information below:

Albert and Eltje married with "Acte van Onvermogen" which very poor people got from the authorities. Then they wouldn't have to pay for the marriage license and papers needed (birth certificate, etc) They must have been really poor indeed when they got this.

With ELTJE AIJKES marriage notice was noted that her name was changed from ELTJE AIKES JONAS TO ELTJE AIJKES, why was not said. With her marriage papers there were 2 death certificates. One, AIKO JONAS (perhaps her natural father?) died 24 Feb 1812 and one, LIEBE ELTJES died 9 March 1804. (Liebe sounds very German) Located with the marriage papers of Alberts Albert Vondeling and Eltje Aijkes (on michrofiche in Netherlands) there was this sad story. The paper was torn already when the fiches were made, and the writing is very hard to read.

In 1802 a woman was begging on the streets of Delfzijl, a village North of Termunten. One day she was found dead at the side of the road, with her little baby son in her arms. Some people thought she called herself Elisabeth, no surname was known and no one knew where she came from. in that time in such small places everybody knew each other, and also knew everyone from surrounding villages (mostly they still do in our days 1998). So she really was from a distant place, maybe even from abroad. In Delfzijl is a harbour to the Northsea, on Dollard Bay, maybe she got off the boat, we will never know. Maybe she ran away from something.....

The baby was taken care of by the church, they raised him and gave him education, food, clothes, until he was old enough to take care of himself. His signature on his military paper, shows he could write very well. Especially for those days and poor people.
Children were: Jan "John" VONDELING.

bullet Jan "John" VONDELING was born on 8 Aug 1833 in Termunten, Groningen, Netherlands.



He served in the military in May 1852 in 2e Regiment Vestingartillerie; (vesting, in english fort) May 1852 to May 1857. He resided at Termunten, County Groningen, Holland in 1862. He had the following children Klaassine Vondling. He was an Arbeider (Farmer). Parents: Alberts Alberts VONDELING and Eltje AIJKES.

He was married to Trientje "Katherine" BOTTINGA on 7 Sep 1862 in Termunten, Groningen, Netherlands. Children were: Klaassien "Clausine" VONDELING.

bullet Klaassien "Clausine" VONDELING was born on 1 Mar 1863 in Termunten, Groningen, Netherlands. According to FAMILY ORAL HISTORY: "Clausine was an orphan, she was found on the roadside." Vondeling means "found" in the Dutch. When the michrofiche reconding her parents marriage was located in the Netherlands the story below was found.
CLAUSINSE WAS NOT AN ORPHAN, but it's easy to see where the true story came from.
Located with the marriage papers of Alberts Albert VONDELING and Eltje AIJKES (on michrofiche in Netherlands) there was this sad story. The paper was torn already when the fiches were made, and the writing is very hard to read.
In 1802 a woman was begging on the streets of Delfzijl, a village North of Termunten. One day she was found dead at the side of the road, with her little baby son in her arms. Some people thought she called herself Elisabeth, no surname was known and no one knew where she came from. In that time in such small places everybody knew each other, and also knew everyone from surrounding villages (mostly they still do in our days 1998). So she really was from a distant place, maybe even from abroad. In Delfzijl is a harbor to the Northsea, on Dollard Bay, maybe she got off the boat, we will never know. Maybe she ran away for something.....
The baby was taken care of by the church, they raised him and gave him education, food, clothes, until he was old enough to take care of himself. His signature on his military paper, shows he could write very well, especially for those days and poor people.
They immigrated on 1 May 1888 to From Groningen , Netherlands to New York, USA. She died in Dec 1893 in Michigan. No death record in Kalamazoo County or Eaton county MI has been found as of 1999 She was buried on 8 Dec 1893 in Riverside Cemetery, Kalamazoo, MI. Clausine is buried next to her sons and later her husband Berend was buried next to her.
Riverside Cemetery, Kalamazoo, MI
Sec X lot 27
BEREND MOSSEL, Buried 8 July 1937
MRS. BEN MOSSEL "KLAUZINA", Buried 8 Dec 1893
BABY FRANKIE, Buried March 25/26 1895
ENOS 3 Year Old, Buried 25 Mar 1895
Parents: Jan "John" VONDELING and Trientje "Katherine" BOTTINGA.

She was married to Berend Koenes MOSSEL on 26 May 1884 in Termunten, Groningen, Netherlands. Children were: Kathrine MOSSEL, Grietje (Grace) MOSSEL, John Berend MOSSEL, Winefred MOSSEL, Enos (Keono) MOSSEL, Frank MOSSEL.

bullet P. VOORBOOM

She was married to Arend Tjark MOSSEL .

bullet Freerk VOS

She was married to Dirkje MOSSEL. Children were: Jakob MOSSEL.

bullet Howard W. VOS

He was married to Carolyn "Carol" Grace WALKER.

bullet Issac VOTAW

She was married to Frances STANLEY on 2 May 1819.

bullet Rebecca VOTAW

She was married to Josiah STANLEY.

bullet Tam Le VU

Children were: Duc Huu NGUYEN.

bulletElizabeth WADE.

She was married to Nelson Charles TYLER . Children were: Daniel TYLER, Lucy Ann TYLER, William W. TYLER, John C. TYLER, Thomas W. TYLER, Charles D. TYLER, Sina TYLER.

bullet Tyler Wade Beres WADLEY (Private). Parents: Ron BERES and Carolee Ann PARKER.

bullet Barbara Dean WAGGONER (Private).

Children were: Shannon Dewayne STEWART, Charlene Michaelle Shelly STEWART .

bulletBertha WAGNER was born in Aug 1876 in Germany. Parents: Johannes WAGNER and Maria Amelia STEIN.

bullet Darrin David WAGNER (Private). Parents: David Earl (Dewey) WAGNER and Sherran Ann ZIMBELMAN.

bullet David WAGNER (Private).

Children were: David Earl (Dewey) WAGNER, Gerald Eugene WAGNER, Herbert Lee WAGNER.

bulletDavid Earl (Dewey) WAGNER (Private). Parents: David WAGNER and Earlene TRIMBLE.

Children were: Davina Ann WAGNER, Darrin David WAGNER, Sarah Dawn WAGNER, Sharla Ann WAGNER.

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