" Inscribed in Dutch on a fieldstone: '1736 Fithe Aten ontslapen den 21 Des' "
She was the daughter of John/Jan Aten 1675-1744 and the sister of the Marytje Aten who married Volkert Sebring for whom the Sebring-Aten cemetery was named.
See description of now-gone cemetery.
She was the daughter of John/Jan Aten 1675-1744 and the sister of the Marytje Aten who married Volkert Sebring for whom the Sebring-Aten cemetery was named.
See description of now-gone cemetery.
" Inscribed in Dutch on a fieldstone: '1736 Fithe Aten ontslapen den 21 Des' "
She was the daughter of John/Jan Aten 1675-1744 and the sister of the Marytje Aten who married Volkert Sebring for whom the Sebring-Aten cemetery was named.
See description of now-gone cemetery.
She was the daughter of John/Jan Aten 1675-1744 and the sister of the Marytje Aten who married Volkert Sebring for whom the Sebring-Aten cemetery was named.
See description of now-gone cemetery.
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