She was born near Pella, the daughter of Gysbert and Hendreka Klyn Steenhoek. She made her confession of faith at an early age and was a member of the First Reformed Church, Pella.
She is survived by a brother, Hugo of Pella; and a sister, Mrs. Jane Van Hemert of Oneye, Texas, and many nieces and nephews.
She was preced in death by her parents, five brothers and five sisters.
Pella Chronicle Advertiser, Fri. Jan. 31, 1969
There is a record of a marriage license for Henrietta and Christian Blankestyn on December 29, 1919 in Marion County, Iowa. However, they evidently did not marry because the marriage was not recorded.
She was born near Pella, the daughter of Gysbert and Hendreka Klyn Steenhoek. She made her confession of faith at an early age and was a member of the First Reformed Church, Pella.
She is survived by a brother, Hugo of Pella; and a sister, Mrs. Jane Van Hemert of Oneye, Texas, and many nieces and nephews.
She was preced in death by her parents, five brothers and five sisters.
Pella Chronicle Advertiser, Fri. Jan. 31, 1969
There is a record of a marriage license for Henrietta and Christian Blankestyn on December 29, 1919 in Marion County, Iowa. However, they evidently did not marry because the marriage was not recorded.
Gravesite Details
Henrietta and Bertha are twins
Family Members
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Lena Steenhoek Van Roekel
1866–1956
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Arie Ariese Steenhoek
1867–1952
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Gysbert S. Steenhoek
1868–1954
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Neeltje "Nellie" Steenhoek De Reus
1870–1954
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Lyntje "Lizzie" Steenhoek Menninga
1873–1938
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Gerrit Steenhoek
1875–1947
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Jana Steenhoek Van Hemert
1876–1972
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Foliewa "Follina" Steenhoek Groeneweg
1877–1968
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Simon S. Steenhoek
1880–1961
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John K. Steenhoek
1882–1965
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Bertha Steenhoek Duinink
1885–1936
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Hugo Steenhoek
1887–1986
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