The Banner Press
Marble Hill, MO
August 12, 1926
MARTIN VANDEVEN
A wave of genuine sorrow spread over our community Wednesday afternoon when it became known that Martin Vandeven had departed this life. Mr. Vandeven had been in poor health for some time. On Wednesday, August 4th, the final summons came.
Mr. Vandeven was born in Holland and while still a young lad came with his father and several brothers and sisters to this country where he followed the vocation of farming. Mr. Vandeven at the time of his death was 77 years old. He spent his entire life in this county in this vicinity. February 13, he was married to Mary Hinkebein who died May 25, 1890. To this union eight children, three sons and five daughters were born. Two children, one son, Herman; and one girl, Minnie, preceded their father in death. He was active in church work, being one of the trustees of St. John's Church at Leopold. He was, also, a member of the married men's Sodality.
Funeral services were conducted Friday morning at St. John's Church. Rev. Father Kurtenbach officiating. Interment was at St. John's Cemetery. Those left to cherish his memory are two sons, George of Leopold and Jacob of St. Louis; four daughters, Sr. M. Mathilda of Chinchuba, La.; and Sr. M. Martinella of St. Louis. Both belong to the religious order of Notre Dame. Mrs. Jacob Elfrink of Leopold, Mrs. William Lorson of Staunton, Ill., one brother, William of Lima, Ohio and 23 grandchildren.
Missouri Death Certificate #24792
Martin VanDeven (use this spelling to locate certificate)
Born: Sept. 28, 1849 in Holland
Died: Aug. 4, 1926 in Leopold, Bollinger, MO
Widower of Mary Hinkebein Vandeven
Age: 76 years, 10 months, 6 days
Occupation: Retired farmer
Father: Jacob Vandeven of Holland
Mother: Mina Jacobs of Holland
Informant: George Vandeven of Leopold, MO
Cause of Death: Dysentery
Burial by Louis Anger in St. John's Cemetery, Leopold on August 6, 1926.August 12, 1926
NOTE: Martin's daughter, Mary Mathilda Vandeven, was buried first in Vesa Gesu and then 69 years later, she was moved to Resurrection Cemetery. Links to both cemeteries has been provided so that loved ones searching for her can follow the paper trail to her new resting site.
Marble Hill, MO
August 12, 1926
MARTIN VANDEVEN
A wave of genuine sorrow spread over our community Wednesday afternoon when it became known that Martin Vandeven had departed this life. Mr. Vandeven had been in poor health for some time. On Wednesday, August 4th, the final summons came.
Mr. Vandeven was born in Holland and while still a young lad came with his father and several brothers and sisters to this country where he followed the vocation of farming. Mr. Vandeven at the time of his death was 77 years old. He spent his entire life in this county in this vicinity. February 13, he was married to Mary Hinkebein who died May 25, 1890. To this union eight children, three sons and five daughters were born. Two children, one son, Herman; and one girl, Minnie, preceded their father in death. He was active in church work, being one of the trustees of St. John's Church at Leopold. He was, also, a member of the married men's Sodality.
Funeral services were conducted Friday morning at St. John's Church. Rev. Father Kurtenbach officiating. Interment was at St. John's Cemetery. Those left to cherish his memory are two sons, George of Leopold and Jacob of St. Louis; four daughters, Sr. M. Mathilda of Chinchuba, La.; and Sr. M. Martinella of St. Louis. Both belong to the religious order of Notre Dame. Mrs. Jacob Elfrink of Leopold, Mrs. William Lorson of Staunton, Ill., one brother, William of Lima, Ohio and 23 grandchildren.
Missouri Death Certificate #24792
Martin VanDeven (use this spelling to locate certificate)
Born: Sept. 28, 1849 in Holland
Died: Aug. 4, 1926 in Leopold, Bollinger, MO
Widower of Mary Hinkebein Vandeven
Age: 76 years, 10 months, 6 days
Occupation: Retired farmer
Father: Jacob Vandeven of Holland
Mother: Mina Jacobs of Holland
Informant: George Vandeven of Leopold, MO
Cause of Death: Dysentery
Burial by Louis Anger in St. John's Cemetery, Leopold on August 6, 1926.August 12, 1926
NOTE: Martin's daughter, Mary Mathilda Vandeven, was buried first in Vesa Gesu and then 69 years later, she was moved to Resurrection Cemetery. Links to both cemeteries has been provided so that loved ones searching for her can follow the paper trail to her new resting site.
The Banner Press
Marble Hill, MO
August 12, 1926
MARTIN VANDEVEN
A wave of genuine sorrow spread over our community Wednesday afternoon when it became known that Martin Vandeven had departed this life. Mr. Vandeven had been in poor health for some time. On Wednesday, August 4th, the final summons came.
Mr. Vandeven was born in Holland and while still a young lad came with his father and several brothers and sisters to this country where he followed the vocation of farming. Mr. Vandeven at the time of his death was 77 years old. He spent his entire life in this county in this vicinity. February 13, he was married to Mary Hinkebein who died May 25, 1890. To this union eight children, three sons and five daughters were born. Two children, one son, Herman; and one girl, Minnie, preceded their father in death. He was active in church work, being one of the trustees of St. John's Church at Leopold. He was, also, a member of the married men's Sodality.
Funeral services were conducted Friday morning at St. John's Church. Rev. Father Kurtenbach officiating. Interment was at St. John's Cemetery. Those left to cherish his memory are two sons, George of Leopold and Jacob of St. Louis; four daughters, Sr. M. Mathilda of Chinchuba, La.; and Sr. M. Martinella of St. Louis. Both belong to the religious order of Notre Dame. Mrs. Jacob Elfrink of Leopold, Mrs. William Lorson of Staunton, Ill., one brother, William of Lima, Ohio and 23 grandchildren.
Missouri Death Certificate #24792
Martin VanDeven (use this spelling to locate certificate)
Born: Sept. 28, 1849 in Holland
Died: Aug. 4, 1926 in Leopold, Bollinger, MO
Widower of Mary Hinkebein Vandeven
Age: 76 years, 10 months, 6 days
Occupation: Retired farmer
Father: Jacob Vandeven of Holland
Mother: Mina Jacobs of Holland
Informant: George Vandeven of Leopold, MO
Cause of Death: Dysentery
Burial by Louis Anger in St. John's Cemetery, Leopold on August 6, 1926.August 12, 1926
NOTE: Martin's daughter, Mary Mathilda Vandeven, was buried first in Vesa Gesu and then 69 years later, she was moved to Resurrection Cemetery. Links to both cemeteries has been provided so that loved ones searching for her can follow the paper trail to her new resting site.
Marble Hill, MO
August 12, 1926
MARTIN VANDEVEN
A wave of genuine sorrow spread over our community Wednesday afternoon when it became known that Martin Vandeven had departed this life. Mr. Vandeven had been in poor health for some time. On Wednesday, August 4th, the final summons came.
Mr. Vandeven was born in Holland and while still a young lad came with his father and several brothers and sisters to this country where he followed the vocation of farming. Mr. Vandeven at the time of his death was 77 years old. He spent his entire life in this county in this vicinity. February 13, he was married to Mary Hinkebein who died May 25, 1890. To this union eight children, three sons and five daughters were born. Two children, one son, Herman; and one girl, Minnie, preceded their father in death. He was active in church work, being one of the trustees of St. John's Church at Leopold. He was, also, a member of the married men's Sodality.
Funeral services were conducted Friday morning at St. John's Church. Rev. Father Kurtenbach officiating. Interment was at St. John's Cemetery. Those left to cherish his memory are two sons, George of Leopold and Jacob of St. Louis; four daughters, Sr. M. Mathilda of Chinchuba, La.; and Sr. M. Martinella of St. Louis. Both belong to the religious order of Notre Dame. Mrs. Jacob Elfrink of Leopold, Mrs. William Lorson of Staunton, Ill., one brother, William of Lima, Ohio and 23 grandchildren.
Missouri Death Certificate #24792
Martin VanDeven (use this spelling to locate certificate)
Born: Sept. 28, 1849 in Holland
Died: Aug. 4, 1926 in Leopold, Bollinger, MO
Widower of Mary Hinkebein Vandeven
Age: 76 years, 10 months, 6 days
Occupation: Retired farmer
Father: Jacob Vandeven of Holland
Mother: Mina Jacobs of Holland
Informant: George Vandeven of Leopold, MO
Cause of Death: Dysentery
Burial by Louis Anger in St. John's Cemetery, Leopold on August 6, 1926.August 12, 1926
NOTE: Martin's daughter, Mary Mathilda Vandeven, was buried first in Vesa Gesu and then 69 years later, she was moved to Resurrection Cemetery. Links to both cemeteries has been provided so that loved ones searching for her can follow the paper trail to her new resting site.
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