Dirk Brower arrived in New York, New York on February 17, 1910. He departed Rotterdam on the ship "Potsdam." The ship records are found on Ancestry.com. He was 22, Dutch, and born in "Boleward" which should be Bolsward.
Dirk served in WWI and was part of Company "A" 31st Infantry, stationed at Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill. The unit wrote a letter which was published in the Friday, October 5, 1917 Tomah Journal (page 1, column 1) which was signed by Dirk Brower among others from Monroe County.
Lois Lindley married Dirk Brower in Monroe County, Wisconsin on June 23, 1920.
Dirk served in WWI and was part of Company "A" 31st Infantry, stationed at Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill. The unit wrote a letter which was published in the Friday, October 5, 1917 Tomah Journal (page 1, column 1) which was signed by Dirk Brower among others from Monroe County.
Lois Lindley married Dirk Brower in Monroe County, Wisconsin on June 23, 1920.
Dirk Brower arrived in New York, New York on February 17, 1910. He departed Rotterdam on the ship "Potsdam." The ship records are found on Ancestry.com. He was 22, Dutch, and born in "Boleward" which should be Bolsward.
Dirk served in WWI and was part of Company "A" 31st Infantry, stationed at Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill. The unit wrote a letter which was published in the Friday, October 5, 1917 Tomah Journal (page 1, column 1) which was signed by Dirk Brower among others from Monroe County.
Lois Lindley married Dirk Brower in Monroe County, Wisconsin on June 23, 1920.
Dirk served in WWI and was part of Company "A" 31st Infantry, stationed at Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill. The unit wrote a letter which was published in the Friday, October 5, 1917 Tomah Journal (page 1, column 1) which was signed by Dirk Brower among others from Monroe County.
Lois Lindley married Dirk Brower in Monroe County, Wisconsin on June 23, 1920.
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