On 1 December 1906 the 32 years aged Johanna Christiana Posthumus, born in Lemsterland, province Friesland, daughter of Klaas Posthumus and Rigtje Koopman, married in Steenwijkerwold, province Overijssel to the two years younger overseer-draughtsman (opzichter-teekenaar) Anne Piers Fabriek.
On 14 May 1908 Johanna, her husband, the 32 years aged irrigation inspector Anne Fabrick and their infant Greta (1 y), arrived with Anne's father and manager Pier Fabrick (55 y), his mother Grietje (56 y), his siblings Yantje, Wobbigje, Gusje [Geesje] and teacher Dirk Fabrick on the SS Adriatic at the port of New York, Ellis Island. Their destination was Orange City in Iowa, where a nephew and cousin were residing.
In 1910 Johanna C Fabreck (35 y), her husband Anthony P Fabreck (34 y), their daughters Greta R (2 y, born in Holland) and Clara P (7 months, born in Montana) were living in Manhattan, Gallatin County, in the southwestern part of Montana.
In 1920 Joanna (44), her husband Anton P Fabrick (42), their children Goetha R [Greta R, 12 y], Clarice [P, 10 y), Annie [Anne C, 8 y], Richilda [Hilda G, 6 y] and Wilma [G] (6 y) were living in in Cascade County, in the central western part of Montana, with the Great Falls of the River Missouri.
In 1930 the family Fabrick was living at Great Falls, Cascade County, Oregon.
Her husband Anthony died before April 1940, when widow Johanna C Fabrick (65 y) resided with their daughter Wilma J (26 y, stenographer at an automobile company) at a rented home in Portland City, Oregon.
Johanna died in July 1958 at the age of 83 years in Multnomah County, in the northwestern part of Oregon, with the city of Portland as seat.
On 14 May 1908 Johanna, her husband, the 32 years aged irrigation inspector Anne Fabrick and their infant Greta (1 y), arrived with Anne's father and manager Pier Fabrick (55 y), his mother Grietje (56 y), his siblings Yantje, Wobbigje, Gusje [Geesje] and teacher Dirk Fabrick on the SS Adriatic at the port of New York, Ellis Island. Their destination was Orange City in Iowa, where a nephew and cousin were residing.
In 1910 Johanna C Fabreck (35 y), her husband Anthony P Fabreck (34 y), their daughters Greta R (2 y, born in Holland) and Clara P (7 months, born in Montana) were living in Manhattan, Gallatin County, in the southwestern part of Montana.
In 1920 Joanna (44), her husband Anton P Fabrick (42), their children Goetha R [Greta R, 12 y], Clarice [P, 10 y), Annie [Anne C, 8 y], Richilda [Hilda G, 6 y] and Wilma [G] (6 y) were living in in Cascade County, in the central western part of Montana, with the Great Falls of the River Missouri.
In 1930 the family Fabrick was living at Great Falls, Cascade County, Oregon.
Her husband Anthony died before April 1940, when widow Johanna C Fabrick (65 y) resided with their daughter Wilma J (26 y, stenographer at an automobile company) at a rented home in Portland City, Oregon.
Johanna died in July 1958 at the age of 83 years in Multnomah County, in the northwestern part of Oregon, with the city of Portland as seat.
On 1 December 1906 the 32 years aged Johanna Christiana Posthumus, born in Lemsterland, province Friesland, daughter of Klaas Posthumus and Rigtje Koopman, married in Steenwijkerwold, province Overijssel to the two years younger overseer-draughtsman (opzichter-teekenaar) Anne Piers Fabriek.
On 14 May 1908 Johanna, her husband, the 32 years aged irrigation inspector Anne Fabrick and their infant Greta (1 y), arrived with Anne's father and manager Pier Fabrick (55 y), his mother Grietje (56 y), his siblings Yantje, Wobbigje, Gusje [Geesje] and teacher Dirk Fabrick on the SS Adriatic at the port of New York, Ellis Island. Their destination was Orange City in Iowa, where a nephew and cousin were residing.
In 1910 Johanna C Fabreck (35 y), her husband Anthony P Fabreck (34 y), their daughters Greta R (2 y, born in Holland) and Clara P (7 months, born in Montana) were living in Manhattan, Gallatin County, in the southwestern part of Montana.
In 1920 Joanna (44), her husband Anton P Fabrick (42), their children Goetha R [Greta R, 12 y], Clarice [P, 10 y), Annie [Anne C, 8 y], Richilda [Hilda G, 6 y] and Wilma [G] (6 y) were living in in Cascade County, in the central western part of Montana, with the Great Falls of the River Missouri.
In 1930 the family Fabrick was living at Great Falls, Cascade County, Oregon.
Her husband Anthony died before April 1940, when widow Johanna C Fabrick (65 y) resided with their daughter Wilma J (26 y, stenographer at an automobile company) at a rented home in Portland City, Oregon.
Johanna died in July 1958 at the age of 83 years in Multnomah County, in the northwestern part of Oregon, with the city of Portland as seat.
On 14 May 1908 Johanna, her husband, the 32 years aged irrigation inspector Anne Fabrick and their infant Greta (1 y), arrived with Anne's father and manager Pier Fabrick (55 y), his mother Grietje (56 y), his siblings Yantje, Wobbigje, Gusje [Geesje] and teacher Dirk Fabrick on the SS Adriatic at the port of New York, Ellis Island. Their destination was Orange City in Iowa, where a nephew and cousin were residing.
In 1910 Johanna C Fabreck (35 y), her husband Anthony P Fabreck (34 y), their daughters Greta R (2 y, born in Holland) and Clara P (7 months, born in Montana) were living in Manhattan, Gallatin County, in the southwestern part of Montana.
In 1920 Joanna (44), her husband Anton P Fabrick (42), their children Goetha R [Greta R, 12 y], Clarice [P, 10 y), Annie [Anne C, 8 y], Richilda [Hilda G, 6 y] and Wilma [G] (6 y) were living in in Cascade County, in the central western part of Montana, with the Great Falls of the River Missouri.
In 1930 the family Fabrick was living at Great Falls, Cascade County, Oregon.
Her husband Anthony died before April 1940, when widow Johanna C Fabrick (65 y) resided with their daughter Wilma J (26 y, stenographer at an automobile company) at a rented home in Portland City, Oregon.
Johanna died in July 1958 at the age of 83 years in Multnomah County, in the northwestern part of Oregon, with the city of Portland as seat.
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