Pieter Hillegonds was born in June 1852 at the road called Belkmerweg in the country municipality Zijpe, in the northwestern part of the Dutch western province Noord-Holland, son of the 30 years aged laborer Arie Hillegonds and Maartje Schager.
In 1881/1882 his brother Jacob Hillegonds (born in 1853 in Zijpe too) emigrated with his wife and child to Chicago, Illinois, USA.
On 24 June 1888 Pieter Hillegonds was living at the peatdiggers village of Vinkeveen at the southeastern border of province Noord-Holland with the province Utrecht, when he was witness at the marriage of his sister Trijntje.
In 1890 his brother Cornelius (born in 1860 in Zijpe too) emigrated with his wife and children also to Chicago, Illinois, USA.
On 16 May 1893 the 40 years old laborer Peeter Hillegons arrived on the ship Didam at the port of New York, Ellis Island. His destination was Kensington, nowadays a southern district of Chicago with a large railway station, Cook County, Illinois.
On January 27, 1908 Peter Hillegons married in Snohomish County, in the northwestern part of Washington State to Mary A. Clemens.
In 1910 Peter Hallegonds (58 years old, born in Holland, immigrated in 1889 [has to be: 1893], widower) was living in Hartford (?, couldn't be found in Wikipedia), Snohomish County, Washington State.
It's quite likely that Peter Hallegonds died in Snohomish County, Washington State.
There are several Hillegonds living today in Shohomish, Washington, but it's quite doubtful if they are related to Peter.
In 1881/1882 his brother Jacob Hillegonds (born in 1853 in Zijpe too) emigrated with his wife and child to Chicago, Illinois, USA.
On 24 June 1888 Pieter Hillegonds was living at the peatdiggers village of Vinkeveen at the southeastern border of province Noord-Holland with the province Utrecht, when he was witness at the marriage of his sister Trijntje.
In 1890 his brother Cornelius (born in 1860 in Zijpe too) emigrated with his wife and children also to Chicago, Illinois, USA.
On 16 May 1893 the 40 years old laborer Peeter Hillegons arrived on the ship Didam at the port of New York, Ellis Island. His destination was Kensington, nowadays a southern district of Chicago with a large railway station, Cook County, Illinois.
On January 27, 1908 Peter Hillegons married in Snohomish County, in the northwestern part of Washington State to Mary A. Clemens.
In 1910 Peter Hallegonds (58 years old, born in Holland, immigrated in 1889 [has to be: 1893], widower) was living in Hartford (?, couldn't be found in Wikipedia), Snohomish County, Washington State.
It's quite likely that Peter Hallegonds died in Snohomish County, Washington State.
There are several Hillegonds living today in Shohomish, Washington, but it's quite doubtful if they are related to Peter.
Pieter Hillegonds was born in June 1852 at the road called Belkmerweg in the country municipality Zijpe, in the northwestern part of the Dutch western province Noord-Holland, son of the 30 years aged laborer Arie Hillegonds and Maartje Schager.
In 1881/1882 his brother Jacob Hillegonds (born in 1853 in Zijpe too) emigrated with his wife and child to Chicago, Illinois, USA.
On 24 June 1888 Pieter Hillegonds was living at the peatdiggers village of Vinkeveen at the southeastern border of province Noord-Holland with the province Utrecht, when he was witness at the marriage of his sister Trijntje.
In 1890 his brother Cornelius (born in 1860 in Zijpe too) emigrated with his wife and children also to Chicago, Illinois, USA.
On 16 May 1893 the 40 years old laborer Peeter Hillegons arrived on the ship Didam at the port of New York, Ellis Island. His destination was Kensington, nowadays a southern district of Chicago with a large railway station, Cook County, Illinois.
On January 27, 1908 Peter Hillegons married in Snohomish County, in the northwestern part of Washington State to Mary A. Clemens.
In 1910 Peter Hallegonds (58 years old, born in Holland, immigrated in 1889 [has to be: 1893], widower) was living in Hartford (?, couldn't be found in Wikipedia), Snohomish County, Washington State.
It's quite likely that Peter Hallegonds died in Snohomish County, Washington State.
There are several Hillegonds living today in Shohomish, Washington, but it's quite doubtful if they are related to Peter.
In 1881/1882 his brother Jacob Hillegonds (born in 1853 in Zijpe too) emigrated with his wife and child to Chicago, Illinois, USA.
On 24 June 1888 Pieter Hillegonds was living at the peatdiggers village of Vinkeveen at the southeastern border of province Noord-Holland with the province Utrecht, when he was witness at the marriage of his sister Trijntje.
In 1890 his brother Cornelius (born in 1860 in Zijpe too) emigrated with his wife and children also to Chicago, Illinois, USA.
On 16 May 1893 the 40 years old laborer Peeter Hillegons arrived on the ship Didam at the port of New York, Ellis Island. His destination was Kensington, nowadays a southern district of Chicago with a large railway station, Cook County, Illinois.
On January 27, 1908 Peter Hillegons married in Snohomish County, in the northwestern part of Washington State to Mary A. Clemens.
In 1910 Peter Hallegonds (58 years old, born in Holland, immigrated in 1889 [has to be: 1893], widower) was living in Hartford (?, couldn't be found in Wikipedia), Snohomish County, Washington State.
It's quite likely that Peter Hallegonds died in Snohomish County, Washington State.
There are several Hillegonds living today in Shohomish, Washington, but it's quite doubtful if they are related to Peter.
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