Believe he is buried in West Lawn Cem--but not sure.
De Volksvriend dated Jan 14, 1904, p. 5, col 2: It pleased the Lord to take from my side and from the family circle on January 10, 1904 my very elderly, beloved husband, B. van den Berg, Sr., at the age of 82 years, 11 months and 1 day. Though I will be lonely, I will be still. The Lord has made it well. I believe that my husband has gone to rest and that in the Lord's time, I shall see him again. My sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for their sympathy and help. In the name of the children, Widow B. Van den Berg. Orange City, 11 Jan. 1904.
B. Van den Berg is no more. Sunday evening at 8:45, he fell to sleep at the age of 82 years, 11 months and 1 day. He was born in Doornspijk, Netherlands. With his wife and children, he came to America in 1866 and settled in Alto, Wisconsin. After 6 and half years living there, he came here in 1873 to Sioux County and settled at Newkirk. His first wife died 29 years ago. After having been a widower for seven years, he married with the widow Hoeven, who had always been a caring person to him and to his children, as well as to her own children.
For the past 18 years, Van den Berg has lived in the city with his wife. His own children are Jan, Dries, Hendrik, Lammert, Mrs. R. Rozeboom van Zion City and Mrs. G. Van Beek of Emmons county, N.D. The children of the second wife are Mrs. Herman Harmelink, Mrs. J. v.d. Beek, Mrs. Teunis Verhoef, Mrs. C. v. Beek and Mrs. J. v.d. Maaten. The deceased was a man of faith, for whom dying was a gain. Wednesday at mid-day the remains will be buried and Rev. Stapelkamp will lead the funeral service. [Translated by J. Smith.]
[At least one daughter predeceased him--Gerritje (Vanden Berg) Versteeg on Nov 11, 1886. She was married to Gysbert Versteeg. Gerritje Van den Berg's mother was Aaltje Juffer who d. abt. 1875 in Sioux County. Aaltje Juffer was Beerd Van den Berg's first wife.]
De Volksvriend dated Jan 14, 1904, p. 5, col 2: It pleased the Lord to take from my side and from the family circle on January 10, 1904 my very elderly, beloved husband, B. van den Berg, Sr., at the age of 82 years, 11 months and 1 day. Though I will be lonely, I will be still. The Lord has made it well. I believe that my husband has gone to rest and that in the Lord's time, I shall see him again. My sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for their sympathy and help. In the name of the children, Widow B. Van den Berg. Orange City, 11 Jan. 1904.
B. Van den Berg is no more. Sunday evening at 8:45, he fell to sleep at the age of 82 years, 11 months and 1 day. He was born in Doornspijk, Netherlands. With his wife and children, he came to America in 1866 and settled in Alto, Wisconsin. After 6 and half years living there, he came here in 1873 to Sioux County and settled at Newkirk. His first wife died 29 years ago. After having been a widower for seven years, he married with the widow Hoeven, who had always been a caring person to him and to his children, as well as to her own children.
For the past 18 years, Van den Berg has lived in the city with his wife. His own children are Jan, Dries, Hendrik, Lammert, Mrs. R. Rozeboom van Zion City and Mrs. G. Van Beek of Emmons county, N.D. The children of the second wife are Mrs. Herman Harmelink, Mrs. J. v.d. Beek, Mrs. Teunis Verhoef, Mrs. C. v. Beek and Mrs. J. v.d. Maaten. The deceased was a man of faith, for whom dying was a gain. Wednesday at mid-day the remains will be buried and Rev. Stapelkamp will lead the funeral service. [Translated by J. Smith.]
[At least one daughter predeceased him--Gerritje (Vanden Berg) Versteeg on Nov 11, 1886. She was married to Gysbert Versteeg. Gerritje Van den Berg's mother was Aaltje Juffer who d. abt. 1875 in Sioux County. Aaltje Juffer was Beerd Van den Berg's first wife.]
Believe he is buried in West Lawn Cem--but not sure.
De Volksvriend dated Jan 14, 1904, p. 5, col 2: It pleased the Lord to take from my side and from the family circle on January 10, 1904 my very elderly, beloved husband, B. van den Berg, Sr., at the age of 82 years, 11 months and 1 day. Though I will be lonely, I will be still. The Lord has made it well. I believe that my husband has gone to rest and that in the Lord's time, I shall see him again. My sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for their sympathy and help. In the name of the children, Widow B. Van den Berg. Orange City, 11 Jan. 1904.
B. Van den Berg is no more. Sunday evening at 8:45, he fell to sleep at the age of 82 years, 11 months and 1 day. He was born in Doornspijk, Netherlands. With his wife and children, he came to America in 1866 and settled in Alto, Wisconsin. After 6 and half years living there, he came here in 1873 to Sioux County and settled at Newkirk. His first wife died 29 years ago. After having been a widower for seven years, he married with the widow Hoeven, who had always been a caring person to him and to his children, as well as to her own children.
For the past 18 years, Van den Berg has lived in the city with his wife. His own children are Jan, Dries, Hendrik, Lammert, Mrs. R. Rozeboom van Zion City and Mrs. G. Van Beek of Emmons county, N.D. The children of the second wife are Mrs. Herman Harmelink, Mrs. J. v.d. Beek, Mrs. Teunis Verhoef, Mrs. C. v. Beek and Mrs. J. v.d. Maaten. The deceased was a man of faith, for whom dying was a gain. Wednesday at mid-day the remains will be buried and Rev. Stapelkamp will lead the funeral service. [Translated by J. Smith.]
[At least one daughter predeceased him--Gerritje (Vanden Berg) Versteeg on Nov 11, 1886. She was married to Gysbert Versteeg. Gerritje Van den Berg's mother was Aaltje Juffer who d. abt. 1875 in Sioux County. Aaltje Juffer was Beerd Van den Berg's first wife.]
De Volksvriend dated Jan 14, 1904, p. 5, col 2: It pleased the Lord to take from my side and from the family circle on January 10, 1904 my very elderly, beloved husband, B. van den Berg, Sr., at the age of 82 years, 11 months and 1 day. Though I will be lonely, I will be still. The Lord has made it well. I believe that my husband has gone to rest and that in the Lord's time, I shall see him again. My sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for their sympathy and help. In the name of the children, Widow B. Van den Berg. Orange City, 11 Jan. 1904.
B. Van den Berg is no more. Sunday evening at 8:45, he fell to sleep at the age of 82 years, 11 months and 1 day. He was born in Doornspijk, Netherlands. With his wife and children, he came to America in 1866 and settled in Alto, Wisconsin. After 6 and half years living there, he came here in 1873 to Sioux County and settled at Newkirk. His first wife died 29 years ago. After having been a widower for seven years, he married with the widow Hoeven, who had always been a caring person to him and to his children, as well as to her own children.
For the past 18 years, Van den Berg has lived in the city with his wife. His own children are Jan, Dries, Hendrik, Lammert, Mrs. R. Rozeboom van Zion City and Mrs. G. Van Beek of Emmons county, N.D. The children of the second wife are Mrs. Herman Harmelink, Mrs. J. v.d. Beek, Mrs. Teunis Verhoef, Mrs. C. v. Beek and Mrs. J. v.d. Maaten. The deceased was a man of faith, for whom dying was a gain. Wednesday at mid-day the remains will be buried and Rev. Stapelkamp will lead the funeral service. [Translated by J. Smith.]
[At least one daughter predeceased him--Gerritje (Vanden Berg) Versteeg on Nov 11, 1886. She was married to Gysbert Versteeg. Gerritje Van den Berg's mother was Aaltje Juffer who d. abt. 1875 in Sioux County. Aaltje Juffer was Beerd Van den Berg's first wife.]
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