Catharinus de Haan [= the Cock, the Rooster] was born in January 1873 in the country village of Bovenknijpe, located just east of the town of Heerenveen, located in the midsouthern part of the Dutch northern province Friesland, son of Abele Arends de Haan (39 years old, shop keeper) and Pieterke de Jonge.
On April 19, 1893 he emigrated on board the ship Vaderland from Antwerp, Belgium to the USA.
On November 2, 1896 Catrines A. Dehaan married in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois at the age of 23 years the four years younger Gerlofke E. Rypkema.
On October 8, 1898 he was naturalized by a County Court in Chicago and became an American citizen.
In June 1900 Tevis De Haan (26 years old, born in February 1874 in Holland, immigrated in 1892, saloon keeper), his wife Alice De Haan (23, August 1877, Holland, immigrated in 1893, mother of 2 living children), her husband ), their daughters Maggie De Haan (3, May 1897, Illinois) and Nellie De Haan (1, April 1899, Illinois), his father-in-law Albert Rypkerua (60, February 1840, Holland, immigrated in 1893, widower, day laborer) and his brother-in-law Charles Rypkerua (14, July 1893, Holland, immigrated in 1893) were living in a rented house at 9421 Burnside Avenue in Hyde Park Township, Ward 34 of -south- Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
On February 26, 1910 the 37 years old merchant Catrines De Haan applied in Cook County, Illinois for himself, his wife Alice and their daughter for a passport because he was about to go abroad for less than 4 months. He solemny sweared that he:
* was born on January 11, 1873 in Bovenknype;
* emigrated on April 19, 1893 on board the Vaderland from Antwerp, Belgium;
* resided uninterruptedly from 1893 to 1910 in Chicago;
* was naturalized on October 8, 1898 by a County Court in Chicago.
He was 5 feet 9 inches tall, had a fair complexion, round face, high forehead, gray eyes, brown hair, Roman nose, medium mouth and a pointed chin.
In April 1910 Cathrinus Dehaan (36, saloon keeper), his wife Alice Dehaan (32), their children Maggie (13), Nellie (11), Abel (5, Illinois), their adopted son Henry Dehaan (7, Illinois), and his father-in-law Albert Rypkema (70, widower) were living at their own home at still 9421 Burnside Avenue, Ward 33 of [south] Chicago.
In April 1917 his father-in-law Eeltje T. Rypkema died at the age of 77 years in Cook County, Illinois, very probably at his last known residence place, the home of his son-in-law Catrines DeHaan, at 9410 Champlain Avenue in the Roseland district, Ward 8 of [south] Chicago.
On September 12, 1918 Catrines De Haan (45, self employed in real estate) and his wife Alice were still living at 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, when he was administrated on a WW I Draft Registration Card. He was of medium height and build, had gray eyes and dark hair.
In January 1920 Charles De Haven (47, immigrated in 1893, real estate broker), his wife Alice (42, immigrated in 1893), their children Henry (17, clerk at a machine shop), Abel (15) and Margaret (23, stenographer at a railroad company) were living in their own house at still 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
In April 1930 Katrinas De Haan (57, immigrated in 1893, real estate salesman), his wife Alice (52, immigrated in 1893) and their daughter Margaret (32, stenographer at steam railroad company) were living in their own house, worth $9000, at still 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
In April 1940 Karinas Dehaan (67, appraizer [taxateur]) and his wife Alice (62) were living at their own home, worth #6000, at 9410 South Champlain Avenue [in Roseland], Ward 8 of [south] Chicago, Cook county, Illinois. According to Google the house was built in 1918 [has probably to be: 1917] and it has a lot size of 4650 sqft. They lived in 1935 in the same house.
Catrines De Haan died in July 1949 at the age of 76 years, very probably in south Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. His widow Alice died in Chicago too, in May 1967, at the age of 89 years.
On April 19, 1893 he emigrated on board the ship Vaderland from Antwerp, Belgium to the USA.
On November 2, 1896 Catrines A. Dehaan married in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois at the age of 23 years the four years younger Gerlofke E. Rypkema.
On October 8, 1898 he was naturalized by a County Court in Chicago and became an American citizen.
In June 1900 Tevis De Haan (26 years old, born in February 1874 in Holland, immigrated in 1892, saloon keeper), his wife Alice De Haan (23, August 1877, Holland, immigrated in 1893, mother of 2 living children), her husband ), their daughters Maggie De Haan (3, May 1897, Illinois) and Nellie De Haan (1, April 1899, Illinois), his father-in-law Albert Rypkerua (60, February 1840, Holland, immigrated in 1893, widower, day laborer) and his brother-in-law Charles Rypkerua (14, July 1893, Holland, immigrated in 1893) were living in a rented house at 9421 Burnside Avenue in Hyde Park Township, Ward 34 of -south- Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
On February 26, 1910 the 37 years old merchant Catrines De Haan applied in Cook County, Illinois for himself, his wife Alice and their daughter for a passport because he was about to go abroad for less than 4 months. He solemny sweared that he:
* was born on January 11, 1873 in Bovenknype;
* emigrated on April 19, 1893 on board the Vaderland from Antwerp, Belgium;
* resided uninterruptedly from 1893 to 1910 in Chicago;
* was naturalized on October 8, 1898 by a County Court in Chicago.
He was 5 feet 9 inches tall, had a fair complexion, round face, high forehead, gray eyes, brown hair, Roman nose, medium mouth and a pointed chin.
In April 1910 Cathrinus Dehaan (36, saloon keeper), his wife Alice Dehaan (32), their children Maggie (13), Nellie (11), Abel (5, Illinois), their adopted son Henry Dehaan (7, Illinois), and his father-in-law Albert Rypkema (70, widower) were living at their own home at still 9421 Burnside Avenue, Ward 33 of [south] Chicago.
In April 1917 his father-in-law Eeltje T. Rypkema died at the age of 77 years in Cook County, Illinois, very probably at his last known residence place, the home of his son-in-law Catrines DeHaan, at 9410 Champlain Avenue in the Roseland district, Ward 8 of [south] Chicago.
On September 12, 1918 Catrines De Haan (45, self employed in real estate) and his wife Alice were still living at 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, when he was administrated on a WW I Draft Registration Card. He was of medium height and build, had gray eyes and dark hair.
In January 1920 Charles De Haven (47, immigrated in 1893, real estate broker), his wife Alice (42, immigrated in 1893), their children Henry (17, clerk at a machine shop), Abel (15) and Margaret (23, stenographer at a railroad company) were living in their own house at still 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
In April 1930 Katrinas De Haan (57, immigrated in 1893, real estate salesman), his wife Alice (52, immigrated in 1893) and their daughter Margaret (32, stenographer at steam railroad company) were living in their own house, worth $9000, at still 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
In April 1940 Karinas Dehaan (67, appraizer [taxateur]) and his wife Alice (62) were living at their own home, worth #6000, at 9410 South Champlain Avenue [in Roseland], Ward 8 of [south] Chicago, Cook county, Illinois. According to Google the house was built in 1918 [has probably to be: 1917] and it has a lot size of 4650 sqft. They lived in 1935 in the same house.
Catrines De Haan died in July 1949 at the age of 76 years, very probably in south Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. His widow Alice died in Chicago too, in May 1967, at the age of 89 years.
Catharinus de Haan [= the Cock, the Rooster] was born in January 1873 in the country village of Bovenknijpe, located just east of the town of Heerenveen, located in the midsouthern part of the Dutch northern province Friesland, son of Abele Arends de Haan (39 years old, shop keeper) and Pieterke de Jonge.
On April 19, 1893 he emigrated on board the ship Vaderland from Antwerp, Belgium to the USA.
On November 2, 1896 Catrines A. Dehaan married in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois at the age of 23 years the four years younger Gerlofke E. Rypkema.
On October 8, 1898 he was naturalized by a County Court in Chicago and became an American citizen.
In June 1900 Tevis De Haan (26 years old, born in February 1874 in Holland, immigrated in 1892, saloon keeper), his wife Alice De Haan (23, August 1877, Holland, immigrated in 1893, mother of 2 living children), her husband ), their daughters Maggie De Haan (3, May 1897, Illinois) and Nellie De Haan (1, April 1899, Illinois), his father-in-law Albert Rypkerua (60, February 1840, Holland, immigrated in 1893, widower, day laborer) and his brother-in-law Charles Rypkerua (14, July 1893, Holland, immigrated in 1893) were living in a rented house at 9421 Burnside Avenue in Hyde Park Township, Ward 34 of -south- Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
On February 26, 1910 the 37 years old merchant Catrines De Haan applied in Cook County, Illinois for himself, his wife Alice and their daughter for a passport because he was about to go abroad for less than 4 months. He solemny sweared that he:
* was born on January 11, 1873 in Bovenknype;
* emigrated on April 19, 1893 on board the Vaderland from Antwerp, Belgium;
* resided uninterruptedly from 1893 to 1910 in Chicago;
* was naturalized on October 8, 1898 by a County Court in Chicago.
He was 5 feet 9 inches tall, had a fair complexion, round face, high forehead, gray eyes, brown hair, Roman nose, medium mouth and a pointed chin.
In April 1910 Cathrinus Dehaan (36, saloon keeper), his wife Alice Dehaan (32), their children Maggie (13), Nellie (11), Abel (5, Illinois), their adopted son Henry Dehaan (7, Illinois), and his father-in-law Albert Rypkema (70, widower) were living at their own home at still 9421 Burnside Avenue, Ward 33 of [south] Chicago.
In April 1917 his father-in-law Eeltje T. Rypkema died at the age of 77 years in Cook County, Illinois, very probably at his last known residence place, the home of his son-in-law Catrines DeHaan, at 9410 Champlain Avenue in the Roseland district, Ward 8 of [south] Chicago.
On September 12, 1918 Catrines De Haan (45, self employed in real estate) and his wife Alice were still living at 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, when he was administrated on a WW I Draft Registration Card. He was of medium height and build, had gray eyes and dark hair.
In January 1920 Charles De Haven (47, immigrated in 1893, real estate broker), his wife Alice (42, immigrated in 1893), their children Henry (17, clerk at a machine shop), Abel (15) and Margaret (23, stenographer at a railroad company) were living in their own house at still 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
In April 1930 Katrinas De Haan (57, immigrated in 1893, real estate salesman), his wife Alice (52, immigrated in 1893) and their daughter Margaret (32, stenographer at steam railroad company) were living in their own house, worth $9000, at still 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
In April 1940 Karinas Dehaan (67, appraizer [taxateur]) and his wife Alice (62) were living at their own home, worth #6000, at 9410 South Champlain Avenue [in Roseland], Ward 8 of [south] Chicago, Cook county, Illinois. According to Google the house was built in 1918 [has probably to be: 1917] and it has a lot size of 4650 sqft. They lived in 1935 in the same house.
Catrines De Haan died in July 1949 at the age of 76 years, very probably in south Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. His widow Alice died in Chicago too, in May 1967, at the age of 89 years.
On April 19, 1893 he emigrated on board the ship Vaderland from Antwerp, Belgium to the USA.
On November 2, 1896 Catrines A. Dehaan married in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois at the age of 23 years the four years younger Gerlofke E. Rypkema.
On October 8, 1898 he was naturalized by a County Court in Chicago and became an American citizen.
In June 1900 Tevis De Haan (26 years old, born in February 1874 in Holland, immigrated in 1892, saloon keeper), his wife Alice De Haan (23, August 1877, Holland, immigrated in 1893, mother of 2 living children), her husband ), their daughters Maggie De Haan (3, May 1897, Illinois) and Nellie De Haan (1, April 1899, Illinois), his father-in-law Albert Rypkerua (60, February 1840, Holland, immigrated in 1893, widower, day laborer) and his brother-in-law Charles Rypkerua (14, July 1893, Holland, immigrated in 1893) were living in a rented house at 9421 Burnside Avenue in Hyde Park Township, Ward 34 of -south- Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
On February 26, 1910 the 37 years old merchant Catrines De Haan applied in Cook County, Illinois for himself, his wife Alice and their daughter for a passport because he was about to go abroad for less than 4 months. He solemny sweared that he:
* was born on January 11, 1873 in Bovenknype;
* emigrated on April 19, 1893 on board the Vaderland from Antwerp, Belgium;
* resided uninterruptedly from 1893 to 1910 in Chicago;
* was naturalized on October 8, 1898 by a County Court in Chicago.
He was 5 feet 9 inches tall, had a fair complexion, round face, high forehead, gray eyes, brown hair, Roman nose, medium mouth and a pointed chin.
In April 1910 Cathrinus Dehaan (36, saloon keeper), his wife Alice Dehaan (32), their children Maggie (13), Nellie (11), Abel (5, Illinois), their adopted son Henry Dehaan (7, Illinois), and his father-in-law Albert Rypkema (70, widower) were living at their own home at still 9421 Burnside Avenue, Ward 33 of [south] Chicago.
In April 1917 his father-in-law Eeltje T. Rypkema died at the age of 77 years in Cook County, Illinois, very probably at his last known residence place, the home of his son-in-law Catrines DeHaan, at 9410 Champlain Avenue in the Roseland district, Ward 8 of [south] Chicago.
On September 12, 1918 Catrines De Haan (45, self employed in real estate) and his wife Alice were still living at 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, when he was administrated on a WW I Draft Registration Card. He was of medium height and build, had gray eyes and dark hair.
In January 1920 Charles De Haven (47, immigrated in 1893, real estate broker), his wife Alice (42, immigrated in 1893), their children Henry (17, clerk at a machine shop), Abel (15) and Margaret (23, stenographer at a railroad company) were living in their own house at still 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
In April 1930 Katrinas De Haan (57, immigrated in 1893, real estate salesman), his wife Alice (52, immigrated in 1893) and their daughter Margaret (32, stenographer at steam railroad company) were living in their own house, worth $9000, at still 9410 Champlain Avenue in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
In April 1940 Karinas Dehaan (67, appraizer [taxateur]) and his wife Alice (62) were living at their own home, worth #6000, at 9410 South Champlain Avenue [in Roseland], Ward 8 of [south] Chicago, Cook county, Illinois. According to Google the house was built in 1918 [has probably to be: 1917] and it has a lot size of 4650 sqft. They lived in 1935 in the same house.
Catrines De Haan died in July 1949 at the age of 76 years, very probably in south Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. His widow Alice died in Chicago too, in May 1967, at the age of 89 years.
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