Leendert was the first son, named after his maternal grandfather, Leendert van der Zijden.
Leen stopped on September 15, 1981 after almost 40 years his dairy (zuivelhandel) and grocery business in Ameide, consisting of a shop at his home at Fransestraat, Ameide, a warehouse and a street trading van/bus (SRV-wagen). The business was run by the whole family: Leen self, his wife Bep and their two daughters Toos and Cok. Leen started the dairy business with a carrier bike. Before this he was during nine years a farmer's hand, after leaving school in 1934. His father kept dairy cows and sold the milk with a dog cart.
Source: scan of article with two photos of Leen and his business in regional newspaper "Wegwijzer" on
http://ameide-tienhoven.nl/docs/Wegwijzer/Wegwijzer%20Ameide%201981-08-27%20ocr.pdf
P. Hakze, 11/2012
Leen stopped on September 15, 1981 after almost 40 years his dairy (zuivelhandel) and grocery business in Ameide, consisting of a shop at his home at Fransestraat, Ameide, a warehouse and a street trading van/bus (SRV-wagen). The business was run by the whole family: Leen self, his wife Bep and their two daughters Toos and Cok. Leen started the dairy business with a carrier bike. Before this he was during nine years a farmer's hand, after leaving school in 1934. His father kept dairy cows and sold the milk with a dog cart.
Source: scan of article with two photos of Leen and his business in regional newspaper "Wegwijzer" on
http://ameide-tienhoven.nl/docs/Wegwijzer/Wegwijzer%20Ameide%201981-08-27%20ocr.pdf
P. Hakze, 11/2012
Leendert was the first son, named after his maternal grandfather, Leendert van der Zijden.
Leen stopped on September 15, 1981 after almost 40 years his dairy (zuivelhandel) and grocery business in Ameide, consisting of a shop at his home at Fransestraat, Ameide, a warehouse and a street trading van/bus (SRV-wagen). The business was run by the whole family: Leen self, his wife Bep and their two daughters Toos and Cok. Leen started the dairy business with a carrier bike. Before this he was during nine years a farmer's hand, after leaving school in 1934. His father kept dairy cows and sold the milk with a dog cart.
Source: scan of article with two photos of Leen and his business in regional newspaper "Wegwijzer" on
http://ameide-tienhoven.nl/docs/Wegwijzer/Wegwijzer%20Ameide%201981-08-27%20ocr.pdf
P. Hakze, 11/2012
Leen stopped on September 15, 1981 after almost 40 years his dairy (zuivelhandel) and grocery business in Ameide, consisting of a shop at his home at Fransestraat, Ameide, a warehouse and a street trading van/bus (SRV-wagen). The business was run by the whole family: Leen self, his wife Bep and their two daughters Toos and Cok. Leen started the dairy business with a carrier bike. Before this he was during nine years a farmer's hand, after leaving school in 1934. His father kept dairy cows and sold the milk with a dog cart.
Source: scan of article with two photos of Leen and his business in regional newspaper "Wegwijzer" on
http://ameide-tienhoven.nl/docs/Wegwijzer/Wegwijzer%20Ameide%201981-08-27%20ocr.pdf
P. Hakze, 11/2012
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