According to her husband's obit, she was alive in 1906. Not sure when she died. I also found her in 1910 census in Pella as Artie Boat. In a June 10 newspaper she is described as not being well and in July 15 newspaper she was described as seriously ill but the next week (22) she had recovered. But then again on the 29th there was an article talking of attending her funeral. Also in the 29th issue there was:
Arie G. Van Zee is by purchasing became the owner of the house last inhabited by his mother Mrs. J. Boot [translation by Google Translate]
Arie G. Van Zee is by purchasing became the owner of the house last inhabited by his mother Mrs. J. Boot [translation by Google Translate]
According to her husband's obit, she was alive in 1906. Not sure when she died. I also found her in 1910 census in Pella as Artie Boat. In a June 10 newspaper she is described as not being well and in July 15 newspaper she was described as seriously ill but the next week (22) she had recovered. But then again on the 29th there was an article talking of attending her funeral. Also in the 29th issue there was:
Arie G. Van Zee is by purchasing became the owner of the house last inhabited by his mother Mrs. J. Boot [translation by Google Translate]
Arie G. Van Zee is by purchasing became the owner of the house last inhabited by his mother Mrs. J. Boot [translation by Google Translate]
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