However, when I searched the marriage records for these names, I came up empty.
Processing comprised hand-threshing (later in history replaced by machine threshing): the grain would then be removed to a granary for permanent storage. No other Oolthuis entries were found in the 1748 tax record. Only one of their children was baptized as Groenink, the second son, Zeijne.
... KAPPEL German, Dutch Name for a person who lived near or worked at … Also, the name Zeijne is very unusual so the fact that Teube Oolthuis and Berendeken Oolthuijs named their first son Zeijne (presumably after Berentje Rensink’s father) is a great indication that the hypothesis is correct.
Please read what Yvette can do for you. Status: threatened, trend: growing, numbers: 941*. Keep an eye out for unusual names and naming patterns, which can provide indirect evidence of parentage.
New World Dutch barns) represent the oldest and rarest types of barns. Geertje, daughter of Teube Oolthuijs and Beerndeken Oolthuijs, baptized 28 October 1725. Drost en Geërfden van Bredevoort [Sheriff and Shareholders of Bredevoort], 1608-1794, Record Group 0098, ECAL; Read about Yvette's professional genealogy services. Since this is an area where people named themselves after the farms they lived on, and we don’t know where Geertje’s family was living when she was born, we cannot assume that she was baptized as Oolthuijs. [Affiliate link]. Since the name could change every time a person moved, this creates some interesting genealogical puzzles. Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), baptismal register 1665-1732, Zeijne Oolthuijs, 13 September 1722; RG 3019, ECAL; Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), baptismal register 1665-1732, Zeijne Groenink, 15 August 1723; RG 3019, ECAL; Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), baptismal register 1665-1732, Geertje Oolthuis, 28 October 1725; RG 3019, ECAL; Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), baptismal register 1665-1732, Geert Oolthuis, 22 December 1726; RG 3019, ECAL; Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), baptismal register 1665-1732, Jan Oolthuijs, 18 April 1728; RG 3019, ECAL; Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), baptismal register 1733-1811, Elsken Oolthuijs, 8 January 1736; RG 3019, ECAL; Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), baptismal register 1733-1811, Janna Oolthuis, 2 November 1738; RG 3019, ECAL; Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), baptismal register 1733-1811, Arent Oolthuis, 2 November 1738; RG 3019, ECAL. Although they produce less milk than the Holstein-Friesian, these old breeds can fend for themselves better, says Hiemstra, and they do well on more extensive farms or with an element of nature reserve grazing. It shows the Oolthuis farm was located between the Greutink and Tolkamp farms on one side and the Kloms (Klomps) farm on the other side.8 These names match the neighbors of Berendken Oolthuijs, which proves that Berendken, the widow of Teube Groeninks was living on a farm named Oolthuijs in 1748 so her name was a farm name. [citation needed] The remaining American Dutch-style barns represent relics from the 18th and 19th century. Various types of hay barn included those with 'honeycombed' brick walls, forming a decorative as well as practical form of ventilation, and the Dutch barn, which has a roof but open sides. She is listed in the hamlet of Barle (Barlo), between Saeltjen Klomps, Hendr. (July 2018) (Learn how …
Berendken Oolthuijs, widow of Teube Groeninks, has four children, two over the age of 16. See more ideas about Pennsylvania dutch, Barn art, Barn quilts. Marriage banns of Tobe Groenink and Berentje Rensink, 1721. All websites were accessed on 2 December 2015. Do you need a genealogist in the Netherlands to help you with your research? The eldest must have died, and the following daughter received the same name, as was the custom. It is therefore suited to grazing in nature areas. This is really interesting and helpful. Threatened means there are less than 3000 female breeding animals. Geertje’s marriage record said that her father Teube was deceased by 1753. Although this is a traditional Pennsylvania Dutch dessert and snack, many people believe that it first became common in the New England region after being introduced by migrating Amish sects. Sign up to receive weekly email updates with news about Dutch Genealogy! De regering overtuigen dat geld verdienen niet zaligmakend is. [11] The latter type are also, confusingly, sometimes called French barns.
Keepingitdutch@yahoo.com We are a family of 5 starting our off-grid journey on a 36.5 acre plot of solid oak and pine timber in Northeast Oklahoma, the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. Huber, Greagory. The next step is to find out if this Groenink-Rensink couple ever lived at the Oolthuis farm.
Happy Lake Homestead 5. Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), baptismal register 1665-1732, Geertjen Oolthuis, 21 April 1731; RG 3019, ECAL; Translated from Dutch Reformed Church (Aalten), marriage register 1665-1732, Groenink-Rensink, 26 January 1721; RG 3019, ECAL; Translated from Manor of Bredevoort, Liberal Gift of 1748, district Aalten, hamlet of Barlo, fol. A search for “Oolthuis” and variations in these records turned up this entry:7. Nowadays they are more commonly used to store straw.
Geertjen, daughter of Teube Oolthuijs and Berentjen Oolthuijs was baptized on 21 April 1731. In this case study, I’m going to give you an example of such a family in my own tree that shows you how to identify parents even when the names keep changing. Only one Teube in Aalten had a daughter Geertje baptized in the right period, Teube Oolthuis, married to Berendeken Oolthuis. This Dutch Genealogy webinar gives you a great introduction to researching your Dutch ancestors. It wasn't until the introduction of the civil registration in 1811 that their names became fixed. This is one of the few breeds that is growing in numbers, although it is still on the threatened list. Whereas in the US the descendants of the original Dutch Friesian cattle were bred over many generations for milk production, here in the Netherlands there was more emphasis on appearance and the cows became smaller and smaller. [5] Another distinctive feature of the Dutch barn is that the ends of the cross beams protrude through the columns. Flying Hooves 3.
Jan, son of Teube Oolthuijs and Beerndeke Oolthuijs, baptized 18 April 1728. Moeten we niet in Katie komen om deE rassen instant te houden. Besides, they are part of our living cultural heritage and we should look after that diversity. Requires a Legacy FamilyTreeWebinar subscription to watch. Its lower legs, belly and tail tip are white. Still other British Dutch barns may be found with no walls at all, much like American pole barns. This breed was named for its dark reddish, in places almost blackish colour. In parts of the provinces of Drenthe, Overijssel and Gelderland, people used to call themselves after the farm they lived on. But a number of farmers kept a Red and White Friesian bull in a barn so the breed continued to exist. The name is thought to derive from the emotion that is provoked after one tastes the sweet, creamy confection. In the 1960s and 70s, half of all Dutch cattle were MRIJ, but after that their numbers went into a steep decline. Search a wide range of records to find out who was living at the farm in a certain period. Video lesson 21 is about animals in Dutch. This can require research in tax records, court records, private farm records and manorial records. It's a patronymic surname meaning "son of Peter."
Wonderful to hear! Entry was through paired doors on the gable ends with a pent roof over them, and smaller animal doors at the corners of the same elevations.
The first names match and the hamlet matches, but the last names don’t. The Conversion of Traditional Farm Buildings: A guide to good practice, by. 120 Farm Name Ideas. Dairy farmers will then get rid of their less productive cows, a move which puts Dutch heritage cattle breeds at risk. [citation needed] Large beams of pine or oak bridge the center aisle for animals to provide room for threshing. Marriage banns of Reinder te Boske and Geertje Oolthuis, 1753, The church records of Aalten are indexed at the Gelders Archief website.1 That index provides links to scans of microfilms. and Mette Klomps on one side and Aelbert Grotink at Tolkamp, Geert Hillen and his wife Dersken Bullens and Berent Gruetink on the other side.
Or is it? ALING Dutch Variant of ALINK.
Banns 26 January 1721, marriage 16 February 1721: In contrast to the specialized Holstein-Friesians, the original old Dutch cattle breeds are what is known as dual-purpose breeds, which is to say that they are suited to both dairy and beef production. A search for T*b* as vader and Be* as moeder between 1720 and 1750 in Aalten in the index at the Gelders Archief showed that the couple had the following children: This shows that Teube and Beerndeken must have lived on the Oolthuis farm by 13 September 1722. When Geertje Oolthuis had her banns published to marry Reinder te Boske in Aalten, Gelderland on 14 April 1753, her father was listed as the late Teube Oolthuis in Barlo.1 The name of her mother is not recorded in the marriage record, which was customary for this area. I’ve been reading the book ‘The Plant Paradox’ by Steven R. Gundry. Hay barns came into use at the end of the 18th century. The famous Ús Mem statue in Leeuwarden is of a Dutch Friesian cow. These are a relatively recent development in the history of British farm architecture, most examples dating from the 19th century. Janna, daughter of Teube and Barentje Oolthuis, baptized 2 November 1738.
A pent roof, or a pentice, over the doors offered some protection from inclement weather. I use the same strategies there. Yvette Hoitink, CGSM is a board-certified genealogist in the Netherlands who helps people find their Dutch ancestors. Dank u wel! [5], Inside the barns are supported by heavy structural systems. The mortised and tenoned and pegged beams are arranged in "H-shaped" units. This was the only marriage of a Teube to a Berentjen. To test the hypothesis that Teube Groenink and Berentjen Rensink were the same as Teube Oolthuis and Berendeken Oolthuis, we can search for their children. A search for first person: Ge*r* as dopeling (baptized child) and second person: T*be* as vader (father) turned up several baptisms, including two for a Geertje, daughter of Teube in Aalten in the 15-40 years prior to her marriage: This shows that Geertje was probably baptized as an Oolthuijs after all, which indicates that her parents were already living at that farm when she was born. The White-Headed cow is all black or red with a white head and tail tip.
The Dutch Barn has a square profile, unlike the more rectangular English or German barns. This red and white breed developed on the fertile plains between the Maas, Rhine and Ijssel rivers. Cadastral map of Oolthuis farm and surrounding area in 1832. This article's use of external links may not follow Wikipedia's policies or guidelines.
No other people named Oolthuis were found in the Aalten records for this period, indicating that this was the only family living on that farm at that time. [3], What are called Dutch barns in the United Kingdom are sometimes called a hay barrack in the U.S., a specific type of barn developed for the storage of hay. They are often constructed with a rounded or arched corrugated iron roof and with metal uprights, although frequently, telegraph poles are used for the uprights. [10] Due to their ease of construction these structures are often considered temporary and appear and disappear in the landscape; the interval is often determined by the life of the pole upright or the corrugated iron roof. The Deep-Red cow is strong, long-lived and fairly winter-hardy.
It didn’t take long before ships laden with thousands of Dutch cows were setting sail for the land of opportunity. It all started in the 19th century when an American sea captain docked in Amsterdam harbour bought a black and white cow to provide his crew with milk on board ship.
Neither did a search for all marriages of an O*lth* in Aalten turn up the marriage of a Teube to a woman named Berentjen Oolthuis, which could have been the case if Teube moved in with his wife. The Dutch Belted cow is an old breed, described as far back as the 12th century. Please improve this article by removing excessive or inappropriate external links, and converting useful links where appropriate into footnote references.