Historical Note

The first permanent settlement in the Calumet region was made in the early 1840s by a small colony of Dutch immigrants.  Originally from Holland, they came to the area looking for a better way of life.  They were mainly farmers and began buying plots of land throughout the region.  Most of them chose to live in what they called "Low Prairie" (South Holland).  A few years later, another group came from Holland and soon settled in "High Prairie," later known as Roseland.

The area prospered as a farm community until 1880, when George M. Pullman moved his company and employees nearby and founded the Town of Pullman.  Many farmers sold their holdings for large profits, and the land was then subdivided and laid out in lots for businesses, churches, residences and schools.  This growth culminated in the annexation of the region to the City of Chicago in 1889.  Included in this area known as the Calumet region as well as Roseland, Pullman and South Holland, are Dolton, Fernwood, Gano, Kensigton, Riverdale, Rosemoor and West Pullman. 

The area continued to grow and develop over the years, until the late 1950s and early 1960s, when many area residents began to move further north and closer to the city of Chicago.

Scope and Content 

This collection consists of an initial accession and four supplements. Oversized material and artifacts, separated from the manuscript portion of the collection, are described under Separation Records following Series Descriptions below.  Photographs are described following Series Descriptions for the initial accession. 

Important subjects and personalities covered throughout the collection include:
George A. Brennan (see: The George A. Brennan Papers)
The Calumet Pioneer Historical Society (see: Papers of the Calumet Pioneer Historical Society)
The DeJong Family
Simon Dekker
The DeYoung Family
Eleven Mile House Tavern
Fenger High School (see: The Fenger High School Collection)
First Reformed Church of Roseland
The Gouwens Family
Jessen and Smith, Milk Dealers
The Koopman Family
The Kuyper Family
Lake Calumet Family
The Madderom Family
Political Organizations-Ninth Ward
Hans B. Schnell
South End Reporter
Joe Swedie
Jan Verhoef (correspondence written in Dutch)

Series Descriptions

Initial Accession:

Series I:  Biographical Data, 1850-1972
This series contains such items as historical biographies, memorabilia, newsclippings and related material on the pioneers and early residents of the area.  The files are arranged alphabetically by family name, and cross-reference is made to Portrait and Family Photographs found in the Audio-Visual Collection, Appendix B.

Series II: Business Establishments, 1890-1974
This series is comprised mainly of individual items from or on area businesses, such as annual yearbooks, brochures, bulletins, historical sketches, newsclippimgs and receipts.  The files are arranged in alphabetical order by name of establishment.

Series III: Church Records, 1905-1972
The material in this series includes such items as announcements, brochures, bulletins, historical sketches, newsclippings and programs on a wide variety of churches in the community.  The series is divided into two separate categories:

Subseries A: General Historical Notes, 1 folder.
Comprising general information on area churches. Subseries B: Church Histories
Announcements, brochures, bulletins and related 
materials, filed in alphabetical order by Church name. Series IV: Clubs and Organizations, 1898-1963 (predominantly 1940s, 1950s)
Numerous civil and social groups are represented in this series by bulletins, historical sketches newsclippings, programs and related material.  The files are arranged alphabetically by name of organization.

Series V: Community Historical Sketches and Newsclippings, 1868-1975
This large research series contains historical sketches, newsclippings, and related material on a wide variety of subjects relevant to the Calumet region.  The series is divided into two separate categories:

Subseries A: Community Histories, 1898-1975.
The historical sketches in this subseries cover a wide range of topics and were mainly written by early pioneers and residents of the Calumet region.  Also included are newsclippings from local newspapers, and serials such as "The Story of High Prairie," by Peter De Young, which appeared in various Holland-American newspapers of the midwest in 1949.  The files are arranged in alphabetical order by name of region. Subseries B: South End Reporter, 1959.
This small subseries appeared weekly in the South End Reporter in 1959, and featured old photographs and narratives of early scenes in the Calumet Region. Series VI: Hospitals, 1926-1964 (predominately 1960s)
This small series of one file folder consists of brochures, newsclippings and newsletters on Roseland Community Hospital.

Series VII: Parks, 1915-1955 (predominately 1940s)
The two major parks of the community, Palmer Park and West Pullman Park, are represented in this small series by newsclippings and programs, and are arranged in alphabetical order.

Series VIII: Schools, 1922-1960
The material in this series includes such items as attendance records, historical sketches, newsclippings, programs and various publications such as school newspapers and yearbooks, on many of the grammar and high school of the Calumet area.  Material is arranged alphabetically by school name.

Non-Manuscript Material:
Approximately 342 Photographs have been removed from the manuscript material and placed in the Audio-Visual Collection.  An index to these photographs can be found following the Box and Folder Inventory.

The majority of these photographs were taken by Henry R. Koopman, a local photographer, whose studio was located at the corner of 11th Street and Michigan Avenue for many years.  His photographs and narratives of the Calumet region captured much of its changing history in detail (also see: Historic Pullman Collection, Series VI: Pullman Town, Subseries B: Community Publications, for Koopman's pictorial history of Pullman, entitled Pullman-The City of Brick).

There are also two Scrapbooks with the collection.  The first concerns Lake Calumet Harbor and contains newsclipping on the opening of the harbor, the Cal-Sag Channel Project, and the continued growth and development of Lake Calumet Harbor between 1949 and 1959.  The second scrapbook is a collection of two series of articles which appeared in the South End Reporter, a local Calumet region newspaper.  The first series is entitled "Who's Who in the Greater Pullman Safety Forum." Appearing twice monthly from 1937 to 1941.  These articles were short biographical sketches dealing with the executive committee of the forum.  The second series was called "Know Your Neighbor," and appeared weekly from 1938 to 1942.  This series consisted of biographies and "interesting sidelights in the lives of South End men and women."  Both scrapbooks are in box 8.

Supplement 1:
Series VIII: Schools
This supplement to the Calumet Region Community Collection consists of four yearbooks of Mendel Catholic High School:  1972, 1980, 1986, and 1987.  These document the transition of Mendel from a predominately white school to a mixed student body (1972), to an all-black student body (1980).  Herein lies the historical value of these yearbooks value of these yearbooks as evidence of Chicago's changing neighborhoods and populations within neighborhoods.

Gift of Billy McCaskill
1988

Supplement 2:
This supplement contains two folders of manuscript material (7:9, 7:10) and thirty photographs.  Folder 7:9 is biographical material re Arthur Croulet, Jr. (b. 1878), being eighteen postcards and photos he sent home to his Pullman, Illinois, family during his service with the U.S. Navy in 1905-6.  Croulet was stationed principally in the Caribbean.  Because the photos do not concern Calumet, they have not been individually cataloged for the photo file.  A descriptive list of the postcards is included in the folder.  Folder 7:10 contains an undated newspaper clipping about the Roseland Fire Department.

The photographs contained in this supplement are described below.  One of them (2.2) was included on the photograph inventory made when the main Calumet Region Community Collection was processed in the early 1980s.  The origin of all the materials in this supplement is presumed to be the Calumet Pioneer Historical Society.

March 1989

Supplement 3:
Supplement 3 contains a potpourri of miscellaneous items from a variety of sources, primarily concerning the Roseland community within the larger Calumet area.  Material is contained in folders 7:12 to 7:16, and is described in greater detail on page 19.

July 1990

Supplement 4
Supplement 4 contains five issues of Grove Heights News, 1951-1953.  "Cottage Grove Heights" is a neighborhood in the Calumet area.  The paper was given to the Library in 1983 by Oliver Szilagyi.

June 1992

Separation Record: Oversized Material

The following items have been removed to the Oversize locations given.

Thomas Ewing Jr., DS to Isaac H. Burch, land bounty (Chicago) for Mexican War service of John Ellis, Washington, DC: 1850 June 1	Oversize-CRCC 1.1
Dirk & Antje Tysen, DS to Jan De Jong, land deed, Calumet, 1881 July 25	Oversize-CRCC 1.2
De Jong family, heirs of Jacob and Jan De Jong, quit-claim deed, 1886 Dec 30	Oversize-CRCC 1.3
Jacob De Jong, naturalization papers, Chicago, 1855 Jan 2	Oversize-CRCC 1.4
J.W. Marshall, DS to John Ortel, appointment as Postmaker of Kensington, Cook County, 1873 Sept. 6	Oversize-CRCC 1.5
Ninth Ward-Election precinct blueprint map, n.d.	Oversize-CRCC 1.6
Roseland School-Attendance record, 1859 Apr-Aug	Oversize-CRCC 1.7
The Daily Calumet (newspaper) 1885 Aug. 17, Aug. 18 (two issues)	Oversize-CRCC 1.8
"Survey of George Pullman Branch," 1933.  Map handcolored to show ethnic boundaries, churches, and schools with list of library statistics	Oversize-CRCC 1.9
Arend Van Vlissingen Plan, Lake Calumet Harbor.  Chicago, June, 1920. Blueprint	Oversize-CRCC 1.10
Calumet Sag Channel Dredging Lake Calumet.  Sheet 1 of 8.  1936 May 9	Oversize-CRCC 1.11
Comprehensive Airplane-Seaplane-Ship & Barge Harbor (Study No. 5) in Lake Calumet. 1939 Sept 14.  Blueprint	Oversize-CRCC 1.12
Calumet Region:  Its Industries and Resources. Industrial Supplement to the Chicago Telegram, 1904 Oct 29	Oversize-CRCC 1.13
Jan and Arie Hoet, DS to John De Jong Chicago, deed for land in Cook Co., 1880 Nov 17	Oversize-CRCC 1.14
Calumet and Indiana Harbors. U.S. Lake Survey, 1960.  Map; colored	Oversize-CRCC 1.15  (Folio oversize)
Calumet Highlands.  Krenn & Dato Subdividers.  Blueprint of subdivision, [1925]	Oversize-CRCC 1.16
Calumet Highlands.  "High Speed Profits in the I.C. Electrification."  Newspaper ad for opening sale of lots in subdivision, Chicago Herald and Examiner, 1925 Sept 19	Oversize-CRCC 1.17

Separation Record: Artifacts

The following Artifacts are maintained by the Pullman Branch Library, 11001 S. Indiana Street.
Anniversary badges (2) 
Antlers 
Arrowheads (45)
Axe head
Butter knife
Cigar case
Coffee grinder
Doll
Eyeglasses and case
Fans (2)
Fossilized bones (2)
Ice skates
Indian rattle
Nails (9)
Ornamental vase
Plaque, memorial
Ruler
Salt shaker

Provenance

The papers comprising the Calumet Region Community Collection were gathered together by the members of the Calumet Pioneer Historical Society throughout its existence, from 1935 through the early 1970s. Miss McLaughlin, librarian at the Pullman Branch Library, organized the society in 1935 along with other area residents to promote community interest in local history and establish a closer relationship between the community and the library.

In 1981, the Special Collections Division of the Chicago Public Library received a grant from the Dr.Scholl Foundation to preserve neighborhood historical collection located in the library's branch system.  The Calumet Region Community Collection was processed as part of this grant and reopened for research in the Fall of 1982. Updated March 1989.

The papers of several community groups, institutions and personalities (such as the Calumet Pioneer Historical Society, Fenger High School, the Ton Family and George A. Brennan) were separated from the general material and formed into individual collections because of their unique or complete nature.  See separate finding aids for these collections.

Access

The Calumet Region Community Collection is available to the public for research in the Special Collections and Preservation Division Reading Room on the 9th floor of the Chicago Public Library's Harold Washington Library Center, 400 South State Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60605. The collection does not circulate, although photocopy and photoreproduction services are available depending upon the condition of the original materials. First time patrons to Special Collections must present photo identification and complete a Reader Registration Form. Telephone inquiries on this collection and other Special Collections holdings can be directed to 312-747-4875.

Some duplicates and photocopies of original materials have been returned to the Pullman Branch Library.

Box and Folder Inventory

BOX 1

Series I: Biographical Data. 1.  Ahnquist-Brandt: 
Ahnquist, Rev. C.G.H.
Anderson, Isabel
Arvia, Filomena
Aurelius, Mary Ann
Baecker, Albert G.
Bayne, Rena
Beckman, Victor A.
Bishton, Lina
Boersma, Katie
Boniface, Rev. Theodore
Bovenkerk, J. Casper
Brandt, Swan A.

2.  Brani-Burch:
Brani, Richard
Breen, Peter
Briggs, Joe
Broakway, Mr. & Mrs. Dellroy
Broock, Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Bult, Peter
Burch, Issac [See also Oversize 1.1]

3.  Campbell-Dalenburg:
Campbell, Elizabeth
Cannon, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph
Carlson, Victor
Claussen, William J.
Curtiss, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Barnes
Dahlen, Rev. M.A.
Dalenburg, Peter

4.  DeJong Family

5.  Dekker-Derwinski:
Dekker, Simon (also see:  Series V, Community Historical Sketches & Newsclippings)
Dennis, Merle E.
De Ruitar, Mrs. Arie
Derwinski, Cas
Derwinski, Edward

6.  DeYoung Family (also see:  Series V, Community Historical Sketches & & Newsclippings) [See also Oversize 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.14]

7.  Dick-Dolton:
Dick, Anton
Diekman, Andrew
Diekman, Ernst
Diekman, Frank
Diekman, Wilhemina
Dolton, Edith

8.  Dopp-Farnham:
Dopp, Mary
DuBois, Reginald
Eenigenberg, Mr. & Mrs. Henry
Elfline, John C.
Esposito, Sam
Evers, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard
Exler, Rev. Francis X. J.
Fairbarn, Angus & Lucy
Farnham, Lucy

9.  Farr-French:
Farr, Hilda Butler
Farr, John
Fenger, Christian
Fiske, Max Sr.
Fleischauer, Gertrude
French, James R. H.

10.  Gately-Gustailis:
Gately, James H.
Gohring, John & Ida
Govier, Sheldon W.
Greeuw, Dirk
Gustailis, Mr. & Mrs. Richard

11.  Gouwens Family

12.  Haas-Howes:
Haas, Melanie K.
Hannema, Peter L.
Hanson, Ellen C.
Hewes, Dr. C.D.
Hillegonds, Mr. & Mrs. Cornelis
Hillstorm, Oscar
Hoekstra, Mr. & Mrs. Jacob H.
Holleman, Dr. F.W.
Howes, Shepard B.

13.  Hurtig-Kommers:
Hurtig, Carl
Johnson, Jeff O.
Kainrath, Frank
Kaminsky, Joseph & Rebecca
Kartze, Frank G.
Keough, Rev. E.S.
Kickert, Mr. & Mrs. Henry
Kionka, Dr. Paul B.
Kitch, Mrs. Jack
Koedyker, Grace
Kommers, Francis

14.  Koopman Family

15.  Kuyper Family

16.  La Forest-Lundquist:
La Forest, Art
Lalan, Rev. H.L.
Larson, Mr. & Mrs. Charles O.
Lathrop, Mr. & Mrs. Bert E.
Lemm, Anna
Leviton, Frank
Lietzmann, Julius & Bertha
Lindstrom, Marie
Link, Mr. & Mrs. Henry
Lipke, Mr. & Mrs. August
Lundquist, Carl August

17.  Madderom Family

18.  McDade-Martinson:
 McDade, James E.
 McElroy, Bob
 Maginel, Mr. & Mrs. Francis
 Mailloux, Louis
 Malone, Clara
 Mansfield, W. H.
 Martin, Mrs. Daniel
 Martinson, Eliza

19.  Medsker-Novak:
Medsker, Bertha Chadwick (also see:  Historic Pullman Collection, Series VI: Pullman Town)
Michuda, Stephen J.
Morris, Ellis
Mulder, Otto
Musick, William
Myrup, Mr. & Mrs. Simon
Noble, Henry
Novak, Charles W.

20.  Ortel-Penn:
Ortel, Mary B.  [See also Oversize 1.5]
Otto, Gerritt
Otto, Mary
Paliga, John
Paskauskas, Rev. George
Pasnick, Raymond W.
Patton, James & Florence
Pearson, Paul E.
Penn, John C. (also see: Series V, Community Historical Sketches & Newsclippings)

21.  Prystalski-Roberts:
Prystalski, Judge John
Quinlan, Frederick J.
Quinlan, Sterling C.
Reich, Otto F.
Richter, E. Stuart
Rigoni, Louis
Roberts, George F.

22.  Robinson-Schmidt:
Robinson, Norman W.
Rumbold, Norman W.
St. Theodore, Sister
Sander, Louise
Santeford, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard
Schmid, Mr. & Mrs. Theophilus (also see:  Series V, Community Historical Sketches & Newsclippings)
Schmidt, Frederick C.

23.  Schnell, Hans B.

24.  Schroder-Stuart:
Schroeder, Roy
Seefeldt, William & Catherine
Simson, Frieda Schmid
Strom, John A.
Stuart, Sandra

25.  Swedie, Joe

26.  Taillon-Udelhofen:
Taillon, Rev. Eugene J.
Tanis, Cornelia
Thompson, Racine
Thomsen, Pamela
Tillman, Nick
Trompen, Dr. Cornelis N.
Udelhofen, Sophie

27.  Van Breeman-Venning:
Van Breemen, Mr. & Mrs. J.J.
Vanderbilt, Jacob
Vandersyde, Earl
Vandersyde, Mr. & Mrs. Henry
Van Ess, Dr. John
Van Soest, A. Sr.
Van Vlymen, Mr. & Mrs. Louis J.
Venning, William J. 

28.  Verhoef, Jan 

29.  Vollmar- Wiersema:
Vollmar, Gene
Walters, Leon
Waterman, Charles
Wesselius, Richard L.
Wexelberg, August N.
Wexelberg, Charles D.
Wiersema, Frederick

30.  Woodcock-Zimny:
Woodcock, Albert C.
Young,  Johanna Orteal
Young, Leslie
Young, Mr. & Mrs. William W.
Zimny, Dr. Marilyn

BOX 2 Series II: Business Establishments

1. Acme Steel Company: bulletins, Acme Steel News, Summer 1961; newsclips 1955-59. [See folders 8:9-8:11 for Acme Steel News Oct, Nov, Dec, 1961.] 
2. T. H. Arcan Brick Work and Plastering:  receipt, 1893. 
3. Business and Professional Women's Club of Roseland: calendar of events 1944-45.
4. Calumet Index Newspaper: annual yearbook, June 28, 1964, June 27, 1965, June 29, 1969 June 27, 1971, June 25, 1972, June 30, 1974-[See folders 8:3-8:8]
5. Calumet Store: newsclippings, 1915.
6.  John Cannon & Son, Plumbing and Gas Fittings:  receipt, 1893
7.  Carnegie-Illnois Steel Corporation:  historical sketch, 1937.
8.  Chicago Steel and Wire Company: newsclip, 1962.
9.  Dalenburg Hardware Store: newsclip, n.d.
10.  Drop Forge Works:  newsclip, n.d.
11.  Eleven Mile House Tavern:  historical sketches, 1930, 1933, n.d.; newsclippings, 1930,  1939. 
12.  Family Service Bureau:  newsclippings, 1955.
13.  Gately's People Store:  newsclip, n.d
14.  Ingersoil Products:  newsclip, n.d. 
15.  International Harvester:  bulletin, Harvester World, December 1944.
16.  J & J Tool and Machine Company:  newsclip, 1963.
17.  August Jahn, Carpenter and Builder:  receipts, 1902,1903.
18.  Jay's Food, Inc.:  newsclip, 1958. 
19.  Jessen and Smith, Milk Dealers: account book and ledger 1892-1914, see oversize material;  announcements and receipts, 1890s, 1906.
20.  Kleeman Brothers:  receipt, 1893.
21.  Andrew Larsen, Cement Sidewalks:  receipt, 1904.
22.  Libby, McNeil and Libby:  newsclip, 1959.
23.  National Lead Company:  newsclip, 1960.
24.  Ooms Grocery:  newsclip, 1936.
25.  Oxford Market and Grocery:  receipts, 1902, 1911.
26.  Sherwin-Williams Company:  anniversary brochures, 1955, 1966; historical sketches & notes, 1937, 1944; newsclippings, 1955, 1959, 1961.
27.  South End Reporter:  newsclippings, 1950, 1959.  (also see,

Series V: Community Historical Sketches & Newsclippings, Subseries B.)
28.  Theodore Werner Company:  newsclip, 1955.
29.  West Pullman Lumber Company:  receipts, 1893.
30.  West Pullman Works:  bulletin, Review, December 1944. 

Series III: Church Records Subseries A: General Historical Notes
31.  General Historical Notes, 1950s, 1960s.

Subseries B: Church Histories
32.  All Saints Catholic Church:  newsclippings, 1956, 1960.
33.  Bethany Reformed Church:  newsclippings, 1949, ca. 1960.
34.  Church of Our Master:  bulletin, The Builder, December 1939.
35.  Congregation Shomre Hadas:  newsclippings, 1948, 1962.
36.  Elim Evangelical Lutheran Church:  anniversary album, 1935; newsclippings, 1950, 1959, 1962;  program (Talitha Kumi Society), 1946.
37.  Fernwood Methodist Church:  anniversary brochure, 1955; newsclip, 1960.
38.  First Reformed Church of Roseland: anniversary brochure,1939.
39.  First Reformed Church of Roseland: anniversary brochure, 1949.

BOX 3

1. First Reformed Church of Roseland:  historical sketch, 1932; newsclippings, 1939, 1946, 1948, 1949, 1955, 1958;  pamphlet, 1964.
2.  First Reformed Church of South Holland:  newsclippings, 1948, 1950. 
3.  First Roseland Baptist Church:  newsclip, 1948.
4.  Fourth Christian Reformed Church of Roseland:  anniversary brochure, 1969.
5.  Holy Rosary Church:  anniversary brochures, 1957, 1972; bulletin, The Rosarian, July 1942; historical sketch, n.d.;  invitations, 1917, 1939, 1943.
6.  Holy Rosary Church:  newsclippings, 1937, 1943, 1947, 1949, 1950, 1956, 1957, 1959; programs, 1930, 1938, 1940.
7.  Holy Rosary Slovak Church:  newsclippings, 1950, 1956, 1960. 
8.  Lorimer Memorial Baptist Church:  newsclip, 1959.
9.  Our Savior Lutheran Church: newsclip, 1951.
10.  Presbyterian Church of Roseland:  historical sketches, 1930, 1940; newsclippings, 1944,1946, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961; program, 1911.
11.  Roseland Central Presbyterian Church:  bulletin, Good Tidings, October 1906.
12.  Roseland Evangelical Mission Church:  anniversary brochure, 1957; newsclippings, 1942, 1955;  program, 1955.
13.  St. Anthony's Catholic Church:  newsclippings, 1950, 1952.
14.  St. Joseph's Episcopal Church:  historical sketch, 1940.
15.  St. Louis Church:  newsclippings, 1936, n.d.
16.  St. Michael's Ukrainian Church:  newsclip, 1960.
17.  St. Nicholas Church:  anniversary brochure, 1937; bulletin, March 28, 1965; invitations, 1937, 1940.
18.  St. Nicholas Church:  newsclippings, 1940, 1944, 1949, 1957, 1965; programs, anniversary, 1915, 1940, at St. Agnes Sodality,ca. 1920, 1925.
19.  St. Paul's Lutheran Church:  newsclippings, 1957.
20.  St. Peter & Paul Church:  anniversary brochure, 1964.
21.  St. Salomea Church:  newsclippings, 1948, n.d.
22.  St. Stephen's Methodist Episcopal Church:  newsclippings, 1956, 1958, 1959; program, 1910 
23.  St. Willibrord's Catholic Church:  newsclippings, 1938, 1949, 1953, n.d.
24.  Second Reformed Church of Roseland:  newsclip, 1950.
25.  Stewart Ridge Community Church:  newsclippings, 1940, 1955.
26.  West Pullman Christian Church:  newsclippings, 1946, 1950.
27.  Zion Lutheran Church-Anniversary Brochure, 1957; Clips, 1947-1960

Series IV: Clubs and Organizations

28. American Legion Post #49-Bulletin, 1963 
29. Boy Scouts of America-Newsclip, n.d 
30. Calumet District Women's United Catholic Auxiliary
#584-Minute book and ledger, 1917-18
31. Calumet Joint Labor Council-Newsclip, 1944 
32. Chicago Polish Home Association-Newsclip, 1948 
33. Cottage Grove Heights Improvement Assn.-Newsclip, n.d. 
34. Eiche Turners-Bulletin, 1957; handbook, n.d.; newsclip, 1957;program, 1904  See also 4:16, below
35. Fernwood Improvement Association-Programs for Independence Day, 1909, 1910
36. Foster, J. Ellen, Club-Cookbook, c. 1900 
37. Harbor Lights Boat Club-Newsclip, 1955 
38. Knickerbocker Society-Program, 1927 

BOX 4

1. Ninth Ward Political Organizations-Historical sketch, 1935; newspaper clippings, 1946-56

Ninth Ward Political-Map, n.d. : Located in Oversize 1.6

2. Porcupine Club-Newsclip, 1944 
3. Roseland Chiefs Baseball Team-Newsclip, 1956 
4. Roseland Eclipse Baseball Team-Historical Sketch, 1925; newsclips, 1956-57  See also 4:30, below
5. Roseland Kiwanis Club-Newsclips, 1956-57 
6. Roseland Lions Club-Newsclips, 1942-61 
7. Roseland Lodge #1062, Loyal Order of Moose-Newsclips, 1950-55 
8. Roseland Women's Club-Yearbooks, 1926-9, 1931-53; Newsclips 
9. San Salvador Circle #39, Daughters of Isabella, 1925-39 
10. South End Merchants' Association-Newsclip, n.d.; program,1927; resolution, 1899; tickets for annual picnic, 1898, 1899
11. South Side Choral Club-Program, 1908-9
12. Tornadoes Athletic Club-Newsclips, 1956-58 
13. Union League Club-Bulletin, 1930 
14. West Pullman Improvement Association-Program, 1914 
15. West Pullman Women's Club-Newsclip, 1943; yearbook, 1938-39 
16. Women's Auxiliary of Turner-Verein-Eiche-Newsclip, 1955
See also folder 3:34, above
17. YMCA, Roseland-Anniversary brochure, 1937; membership list,  n.d 
YMCA, Roseland-Newsletter YMCA News, 1930 May 16, Oct
30-Located in Box 8, Folders 12-13. 

Series V: Community Historical Sketches & Newsclips Subseries A: Community Histories

Calumet-General
18. "Calumet before 1849," n.d.; "The Calumet region," n.d.; "The Calumet region and its early settlers," Eenignburg, 1935; "The Calumet region today," 1925
19. "Discuss sewer improvements for Cal Park," Hughes, 1955; "First settler of record came in 1838," 1949; "Old houses-Calumet region," Walter Doemling, 1955; "130th street bridge,"1949; "Settlers push responsible for Indian retreats," 1955; "Synopsis of history of Calumet region," John Penn, 1939

Zoning district map, n.d. (Oversize)

Calumet-Lake Calumet Harbor [See oversize 1.15 for map.]
20. "A commercial fishing trip," Theodore Longabaugh, 1937; "Lake Calumet harbor:  its need & proposed development,"Longabaugh, 1937; "Lake Calumet harbor:  may be delayed but cannot be defeated," Henry W. Lee, 1904; "Was Chicago built on the wrong lot?" Longabaugh, 1939
21. Construction and development, 1936-1955 
22. Newsclippings, 1947-1962 
23. Opening; letters from Mayor Daley & Gov. Stratton, 1955 

Chicago
24. "An incident in the great Chicago fire," Jennie Dewey, n.d.;. "Chicago. . .as studied by the camera," 1934; "Pictorial history of Chicago," 1930

Fernwood
25. "Fernwood."-Newsclip, 1898; "The Fernwood story," John Furlong, 1955

Gano
26. "History of Gano," Raymond Vejma, 1936; "History of Gano," Rev. J. Kuite, n.d

Hegewisch
27. Hegewisch: The dream of an early industrialist," Drury, 1959 

Kensington
28. "Kensington," Johaanna Young, n.d.; "Kensington High School," Effie W. Miller, n.d

Oakland
29. "Oakland history," n.d.

Roseland-Athletics
30. "Roseland eclipse and other athletics," n.d; cycling, 1895

Roseland-Business
31. "Business history of Roseland," Theolphilus Schmid, 1931;  Business advertisements, 1898

32. Roseland--Centennial newsclippings, 1949 

BOX 5

Roseland-General
1. "Agencies," Albert G. Okrongley, n.d.; "Community study of Roseland, " Lewis Sprietsma, 1938
2. "Dutch immigrants like territory; Roseland is result," 1938; "Five old residents tell of early Roseland," 1913; "History of Roseland," Edna R. Meyers, 1930; "History of Roseland and the town of Pullman," n.d.

3-27. History of Roseland and Vicinity by Simon Dekker, c.1935. One chapter per folder, see folder 3 for table of contents.
28. "Hollanders first to make Roseland home," Geo. A. Brennan, 1915; "Oldetimers reminisce," 1949; "Roseland from the air," 1957; "Roseland history," n.d.; "Roseland history: suburban development," n.d.; "Roseland or tulipland, it's Dutch from the start," Drury, 1959; "Roseland and West Pullman," Laura Clarke, c. 1925
29. "Seeing Pullman-Roseland," Charles H. Gallion, n.d; "Short history of the first Dutch settlement," Goustra, n.d.; South End newsclip, 1934; "Tech honor student traces south end history from 1849" 1936; "WPA makes study of first Dutch settlement," 1937; "With the early settlers," n.d.
30. "Story of the High Prairie," Peter De Young (series of articles), 1949

Roseland-Medicine
31. "1890" by Dr. P. W. Holleman, 1932 

Roseland-Residences
32. "Looking beyond the Chicago plan.," 1975; "Pick 16 Roseland rehab sites," 1975; "Views historic buildings here," n.d.

Roseland-Schools  SEE Also: Series VIIII-Schools
33. "The first schools in Roseland," 1938; "Roseland's first schools," 1911; "Roseland's first schools, n.d.; Receipts to Cornelis Kuyper for schooling, 1852, n.d.; Clippings, 1949

Roseland-60th Anniversary Celebration
34. "Pictorial Roseland," 1907; "Sixtieth anniversary... Dutch settlement," 1909

35. Roseland-Spanish American War

Roseland-Streets
36. "The historical geography of the 300 block west on 110th place, Roseland... " Ronald G. Patterson, 1964; "111th Street," Ronald G. Patterson, 1967
37. Newsclippings, 1940s; picture postcard, n.d. 

BOX 6
Roseland-Theatres
1. "Mario Manzardo recalls: Roseland's dream world of movies," 1975

Roseland-Transportation
2. "CTA preserves cars of others eras," Berger, 1962; "The spectator," 1952

3. Rosemoor-"Community which was nameless to be Rosemoor," 1937 

South Holland
4. "Social relationships and institutions in an established rural community," by L. S. Dodson. U.S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Farm Security Adm. & Bureau of Agricultural Economics Cooperating, Social research Report #XVI. Washington: 1939
5. "The South Holland onion set industry," Arvin Williams Hahn, 1952
6. Thorton-This is Thorton Township," 1952

West Pullman
 7. "History of West Pullman," George F. Roberts, 1941; "History of West Pullman & environs," c. 1920; "Pictorial West Pullman," 1907; "Red Cross pantomime," n.d.

Subseries B: Newspapers

8. South End Reporter: Newsclippings; 1959

South End Reporter: Scrapbook (oversize); 1937-1942 Located in Box 8, Folder 2

Series VI: Hospitals

9. Roseland Community Hospital.  Brochure, 1926-7; newsclippings, 1956-60; ENCAPSULATOR (newsletter), 1960-64

Series VII: Parks

10. Palmer Park-newsclippings, 1940-1955 
11. West Pullman Park-programs, 1915, 1941, 1944 

Series VIII: Schools See also Series V: Community Historical Sketches
12. Burnside School-newspapers (Burnside Bugle); 1949 Nov 4 
13. Carver High School-yearbook 
14. Gompers School:  1943-50 
15. Harlan High School-newsclipping; 1956-59 
16. Mendel Catholic High School-Dedication ceremony program and miscellany; 1950-54
17. Mendel Catholic High School-Yearbook, 1972 
18. Mendel Catholic High School-Yearbook, 1980 

BOX 7

1. Mendel Catholic High School-Yearbook, 1986 
2. Mendel Catholic High School-Yearbook, 1987 
3. Roseland School; n.d.  Roseland School-attendance record, 1859 Apr-Aug Located in Oversize 1.7
4. St. Louis Academy; 1948-60 
5. St. Nicholas School-graduation exercises; 1922 
6. St. Willibrord School-newsclip; 1940 
7. Schmid School-newsclip; 1949 
8. Van Vlissingen School-The World Reporter, 1927; Newsclips 
9. West Pullman School-P.T.A. yearbook; 1940-41 

Supplement 2

10. Biography-Croulet, Arthur Jr. (b.1878)-Postcards from navy service; 1905-6.
11. Municipal Agencies-Fire Department (Roseland)-Newsclipping;  n.d.

Supplement 3

12. Churches-"Churches of Greater Roseland" by Jan Helge & Paula 

Clubs & Organizations-
13. Calumet Club-History & member list; 1887 
14. South Suburban Genealogical & Historical Society-"Rooting Together"-History; 1983 

15. Historical sketches-"The Greater Roseland Area of Chicago"- So. Suburban Gen. & Hist. Society Research Series, vol. 1; 1990

16. Wartime-Roseland men in the Civil war-Miscellaneous notes; 1914-1948 

Supplement 4

17. Newspapers-Grove Heights News; 1951 Sep 22; 1952 Nov, Dec; 1953 Feb, June

BOX 8 Oversized Material 
(See listing of larger oversized material in Scope and Content Note above.)

1. Calumet Harbor Scrapbook; 1949-1959 
2. South End Reporter Scrapbook; 1937-1942 

Calumet Index Annual Yearbook
3.  1964 June 28 
4.  1965 June 27 
5.  1969 June 29 
6.  1971 June 27 
7.  1972 June 25 
8.  1974 June 30 

Acme Steel News
9. 1961 Oct [See also folder 2:1, above.]
10. 1961 Nov 
11. 1961 Dec 

PHOTOGRAPHS

Businesses
1.1-14 Calumet Index (newspaper), interior views, 1951 
1.15   Anderson, A.B. and Company, grocers, 1890
1.16-25  Arsmom's Grain  Elevator, postcards
1.108-111   Arsmom's Grain Elevator, explosion and fire 
1.28   Avenue Theatre
1.29-30   Chicago Drop Forge Company, employees, c. 1890, 1910
1.31   Dalenburg Grocery, 111th & Michigan
1.32-33  Dalenburg Hardware, 110th & Michigan
1.34   Eleven Mile House Tavern, 92nd and State
1.34a  Roseland Bank, interior view, 1887
1.35  South End Buffet Company, 11900 S. Michigan
1.36-37  Ton Real Estate, exterior & interior, 110th & Michigan
1.38  Vander Ploeg Grocery, 10657 S. Michigan
1.39   Vandersyde General Store, 111th & Michigan, employees
1.40   Van Vlissingen Real Estate
See also 1.127 and 1.297, below.

 2.1  Binyon's Point [Tavern], c. 1910
 2.2  Roseland Cheap Store; Hiram Van der Bilt home, 1877

Municipal Agencies 
1.41.  Fire Department, 1883 
1.42  Fire Department, first automobile at station, c. Early 1900s
1.43  Fire Department, 1913
1.44-53 Fire Department, 1914
1.54-80 Lake Calumet Harbor, port dedication, 1956
1.81  Lake Calumet Harbor, aerial view, 1957
1.82  Lake Calumet Harbor excursion boat, 1956
1.83  Recataloged as 1.113a
1.84  Recataloged as 1.113b 
1.85  Houseboat, 119th & Doty Ave., 1955, displaced by harbor development
[Filed with  Residences.]

2.9  Drainage Canal Trip No. 2, 1909 
2.10  Police Department, 1910
 

Churches
1.86-87 All Saints Church, 1967 
1.88  Christian Reformed Church, street view 
1.89  Christian Reformed Holland Church, 1890
1.90  Elim Lutheran Church, Sunday School picnic, 1907
1.91-92 First Reformed Church, street view, 1904
1.93  *
1.94  First Reformed Church, interior showing organ
1.95  First Reformed Church group (consistory & wives?), 1898
1.96-97 First Reformed parsonage, exterior and interior
1.98  First Reformed Church, 2nd building, erected 1867
1.99  Roseland Presbyterian, Sunday school, 1900
1.100-101 St. Matthias Episcopal-Cornerstone laying
1.102  St. Matthias Episcopal, exterior, 1967
1.103  St. Nicholas Church, St. Agnes Sodality group, c. 1915
See also 1.126, below.

2.3  Mission Wagon Papers and Tracts, 1899 (A.N. Wexelburg see CRCC 1.217)

Clubs and Organizations
1.104  American Legion
1.105  Doer's Orchestra, 1890 
1.106  Chicago All-Stars, team picture, 1926 
1.107a,b  Drama League of Chicago, 1913 
1.108-111 J. Ellen Foster Club 
1.112  Knights of Columbus 
1.113-113b Lake Calumet Boat and Gun Club
1.114  Roseland Baseball Team, 1898 
1.115  South End Business Men's Association, c. 1900
1.116  South End Merchant's Association, 1896 
1.117-119 South Park Basketball League, 1906-7 (119 oversize)
1.120  Sunday School Union, 1903 
1.121  YMCA, Roseland, 1900 
1.122  Bethany Reformed Church senior baseball club, 1908 (oversize)
1.123  Portland Baseball Team, 1907 (oversize)
1.124-125 Eclipse Baseball Team, Roseland, 1909, 1911 (oversize) 
1.126  Bethel Baptist Church, Women's Helping Hand club (oversize)
1.127  Calumet Store, 110th & Michigan, 1872 (oversize) 

2.4  Calumet Baseball Team, c. 1910
2.5  Knights of Pythias Temple Cornerstone-Laying
2.6  Roseland Band, c. 1890
2.7  Unidentified parade, 1896 [Also 2.8]
2.8a  Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs-Cast of stage play; c. 1900

Parks
1.128-129 Palmer Park construction, 1905 (1.128 oversize)
1.130  Palmer Park pond, 1905
1.131-132 Palmer Park women's gym class, 1912, 1914
1.133-134 Palmer Park festival, 1910

Portraits and Family Photos
1.135  Ambuul, Mr. and Mrs.
1.136-137 Bihl Family
1.138-139 Brennan, George A. 
1.140-143 Clausing sisters
1.144-147 Dalenburg Family
1.148  DeJong, Peter
1.149-151 DeYoung Family
1.152  Gohring, John
1.153  Greuw, Simon 
1.154-155 Hewes, C.D.
1.156  Hill, J. Claude
1.157  Holleman, P. W.
1.158  Hoppe, Willie
1.159-163 Koopman Family
1.164-171 Madderdom Family (see also 1.233, below)
1.172-175a Medsker, bertha Chadwick
1.176  Moerdyk, Dominic and wife
1.177  Muller, A. Anna
1.178  Olcott, Chauncey
1.179  Ortel, John
1.180  Prince Family
1.181-182 Ravesloot, Johannes and wife
1.183-185 Roseland residents (misc.)
1.186-187 Schwartz, Louis
1.188-189 Ton, John
1.190  Ton, John and Aggie, 1870s
1.191  Ton, Nelli (Mrs. Jansen), 1870s
1.192  Ton, Lina (Mrs. Bagshaw), 1870s
1.193  Ton Family 
1.194-195 Ton, Cornelis J.
1.196-209 Ton, family, 1896, 1899, 1945
1.209a  Udelhofen, Michael 
1.209b-210 Vandersyde, Goris
1.211  Vandersyde, Mrs. Goris
1.212  Vandersyde, Leonard, c. 1860
1.213  Vandersyde, George, c. 1890
1.214  Vandersyde family, 1860s
1.215-216 Van Ess, Bankas & family (pastor, First Reformed Church)
1.217  Wexelburg, August N.
1.218  Zwart, Heintje and wife

2.11   Fisher, Mrs. Williams and daughter, c. 1915
2.12   Raatjes, Adolph, 1937

Residences
1.219  10940 S. Michigan Ave., 1885
1.220  10941 S. Michigan Ave., 1883
1.221  Michigan Ave., near 103rd, 1940s
1.222-223 Michigan Ave., near 111th, 1880s
1.224-225 109th and Michigan (Vanderbilt home), 1888
1.226  109th and Michigan (Van Vlissingen home), 1909
1.227  111th Street, 1904
1.228-230 111th Street and State
1.231  113th Street and Michigan Ave., 1861
1.232  114th Street and Michigan Ave., c. 1890
1.233  John Madderom's Civil War record, which hung in house at 11044 S. 
  Wabash  Ave. [Filed with Portrait Photos]

 2.13  10808 S. State (Doemling residence)
 2.14  Ortel & Elfine homes, Kensington, IL, 1868
 2.15  Carey Watson home, Lilydale
 2.16  Oldest house in Calumet (132d Street near Indiana Ave.)
 2.17  Unidentified (Ton residence?) [Also 2.18, 2.19]
 2.20  Unidentified Victorian/Edwardian homes
 2.21  Unidentified residence, 1906
 2.22  Unidentified residence, 1890s?
 2.23  Unidentified residence, 1913
 2.24  Unidentified residence, 1967

Schools
1.234  Calumet Conservatory, class photo, 1910
1.235-238 Curtiss School, class photos, 1883, 1896, n.d.
1.239  Fenger High School groundbreaking
1.240-244 Kensington School class photo, 1880s
1.245-246 Roseland School class photos, 1890
1.247  Scanlan School class picture, n.d.
1.248-251 Van Vlissingen School class pictures, 1893, 1903, n.d.
1.252-255 Van Vlissingen School faculty pictures, n.d.
1.256-259 Van Vlissingen School parade, Liberty Loan drive, 1918
1.260-261 Van Vlissingen School parade, 4th of July, 1892

2.25  Unidentified school picnic, c. 1900 [Also 2.26]
2.26  Mendel Catholic football players; 1979

Streets
1.262-269 Michigan Avenue parade, Roseland 60th anniversary, 1909
1.270  Michigan Ave., showing Roseland Theatre, c. 1920
1.271  Michigan Ave., Roseland, 1906, aerial view betw. 111th & 112th
1.272  Michigan Ave., sewer construction, Roseland, 1900
1.273-274 Michigan Ave. Parades, Roseland, c. 1930s
1.275  Michigan Ave., & 113th Place, 1890
   Michigan Ave. & 111th Street, 1887
1.276  Michigan Ave. Sewer construction, 1900
   Laying street car tracks on Michigan Ave., 1892
   Indiana Ave. & 112th Street
   Michigan Ave. & 11th Street
1.277  Michigan Ave. & 110th; Michigan Ave. & 111th, 1888-1900
1.278  106th and Wentworth Street
1.279  103rd & Michigan, drinking fountain, c. 1918
1.280  103rd & Michigan, 1914
1.281  106th & Wentworth, 1891
1.282  107th & Michigan, early 1900s
1.283-286 107th & Michigan, winter scenes
1.287-288 107th & Wabash, winter, 1967
1.289  108th & Perry Ave., 1905
1.290  109th & Michigan, 1890s
1.291-292 109th & Michigan, 1897
1.293  109th & Michigan, hay peddlers
1.294  109th & State, row of houses, early 1900s
1.295  109th & Wentworth, 1891
1.296  110th & Michigan, winter 1967
1.297  Bakery wagon on 111th street, c. 1890 [Filed with Business photos]
1.298  111th & Indiana, winter 1967
1.299  111th & Michigan, Pullman, 1886
1.300  111th & Michigan, Roseland, 1888
1.301  111th & Michigan, Roseland, 1890
1.302-304 111th & Michigan, photos of three corners, 1890
1.305  111th & Michigan, 1892
1.306-307 111th & Michigan, parade, 1892 July 4
1.308  111th & Michigan, parade, 1890s
1.309-313 111th & Michigan, parade, late 1890s
1.314  111th & Michigan, Roseland, 1894 
1.315  111th & Michigan Ave., sewer construction, 1900
1.316-318 111th & Michigan Ave., new streetcar tracks, 1904
1.319  111th & Michigan Ave., looking west, c. 1903
1.320-322 111th & Michigan Ave., 1905 
1.323  111th & Michigan Ave., 1907
1.324  111th & South Park Ave., winter 1904
1.325  112th & Michigan, new trolley tracks, 1904
1.326  112th & Michigan, c.1905
1.327  113th & Michigan, 1893
1.328  113th & Michigan, Roseland, ca. 1904 
1.329  113th & Wentworth, 1893
1.330  1115th & Howard Street, 1890
1.331  115th & Michigan Ave., c. 1905
1.332  115th & South Park Ave., 1890
1.333  116th Street, Michigan Central RR station, 1911

2.27-2.28 Unidentified winter street, 1904 

Transportation
1.334  Western INA Railroad, 1888
1.335  Kensington Station employees, early 1900s

Wartime
2.29  Spanish-American War Veterans' Dinner (?), c. 1915
2.30  Decoration Day services, 1932

SOUTH END REPORTER SCRAPBOOK

CALUMET REGION COMMUNITY COLLECTION

FOLDER 8:2
 
1937 - 1942 
 
 

The following index to the South End Reporter scrapbook was prepared in January, 1988 by Jan Helge of the South Suburban Genealogical and Historical Society.  The index was published in the Society's quarterly journal, Where The Trails. . .

NAME	PAGE
ABELLS, Col. Harry D.	40
ADAMS, Glenn D.	32
AHNQUIST, Rev. C. G. H.	78
ALBERT, Rudolph	74
ANTONIDES, Robert C.	65
BAKKERS, Andrews	43
BALDASSARI, I. O.	6
BANDEL, Harry	64
BANKS, William R.	33
BAUER, Jack O.	48
BEARDSLEY, Greenville	70
BEBB,  Mrs. Herbert	38
BECK, Leslie V.	65
BECKEL, Mrs. John J.	16
BECKER, Albert V.	69
BECKMAN, Victor	105
BERKERY, Chief Charles	14
BIMROSE, Alfred	29
BIMROSE, Alfred Jr.	73
BOBLITT, Rev. Homer C.	100
BOND, Rev. Ray	93
BONIFAS, Rev. Theodore	51
BORST, Raymond	89
BOS, John	103
BOYLE, Capt. Mark F.	72
BRADBURN, Robert F.	20
BRAND, Paul J.	1
BRANDT, Charles H.	8
BRATLIE, A. Herbert	62
BROWN, John R.	60
CALEY, L. G.	86
CALEY, William	4
CANNAVEN, Chief Thomas	79
CANNON, Joseph	46
CARLSON, Albert E.	22
CARLSON, Enoch	19
CARMAN, Dr. Charles A.	61
CARSWELL, Beatrice	77
CASTLE, Guy H.	69
CHAPMAN, William A.	28
CHIMINELLO, Rev. Joseph	74
CHWALA, John	63
CHYLA, Rev. S. P.	39
CLAUSSEN, William J.	55
COONEY, Martin M.	12
COOPER, Perry G.	54
CRUMMER, Wilbur	93
CUMMINGS, John	25
CUMMINGS, Wilfred R.	13
CUTTER, Max G.	24
DAHLBERG, Gotthard A.	67
DAHLIN, Rev. M. A.	101
DAHLMAN, Vernon	91
DAVIS, Walter G.	44
DE COOK, Ralph	99
DE HANN, Abel A.	92
DE HANN, C.	18
DE VRIES, Walter	91
DE YOUNG, John	39
DENNIS, Merle E.	86
DIEHL, H. C.	16
DODD, Albert G.	102
DOPP, Miss Mary	6
DOTY, Fred D.	7
DU BOIS, Reginald	84
EAMES, Orrin A.	76
EENIGENBURG, Harry Jr.	74
EENIGENBURG, Harry Sr.	18
EHRMANN, Walter C.	47
ELLIOT, Dr. Robert H.	66
ERNST, Frank A.	17
ERRINGTON, James	68
EXLER, Rev. Francis X. J.	58
FARNAM, Miss Lillian	84
FARR, Hilda Butler	36
FEHRENBACK, Oliver	27
FIDDELKE, John C.	62
FLEISCHMAN, George W.	28
FRAWLEY, John A.	8
FRENCH, James R. H.	90
FROOM, W. I.	94
GARTELMAN, Charles	23
GIGNAC, A. C.	105
GILDIN, Joseph L.	41
GOUDIE, Captain R. A.	39
GOVIER, Sheldon W.	19
GRADY, Capt. Michael J.	11
GRIES, Ernest F.	100
GROSSO, B.	34
GROVES, H. Merlin	59
GRUNAU, George B.	16
GUASTALLI, Richard	72
GUNN, Francis M.	2
HABICH, Charles Jr.	29
HAGER, Dr. Harry J.	48
HANEY, Robert C.	85
HANSEN, Arthur	85
HANSON, Mathiel	63
HARTWIG, Leonard F.	3
HASERODT, Mrs. Paul S.	81
HASTINGS, Ira J.	38
HATTON, H. L.	12
HAVERLAMP, Rev. Wm.	82
HELBING, William A.	90
HELSTROM, Mrs. Herbert	73
HERRIOT, David	63
HILLSTROM, George R.	33
HOEKSTRA, Richard L.	17
HOMER, Chief John A.	14
HOWARD, Wallace	99
JANSEN, William	2
JENSEN, Peter C.	83
JOHNSON, Carl E.	70
JOHNSON, Jeff O.	30
JOHNSON, Mahlon	7
JOSTES, Theodore B.	61
KENNEDY, Bob	56
KEOUGH, Rev. E. S.	12
KERR, Capt. James B.	88
KETCHAM, George A.	94
KILROY, Capt. Thomas	96
KISKADDON, William S.	78
KITCH, Mrs. Jack I.	88
KLAAREN, Rev. John A.	31
KOSTELYK, Cornelis Sr.	36
KUESTER, Emil F.	55
KURZ, Peter J.	89
LAMB, Cass A.	1
LEFKOWITZ, Samuel	4
LEITH, Mrs. William G.	79
LEVITON, Frank C.	101
LINDELL, Arthur G.	26
LIPKE, Mrs. Edward H.	49
LOFGREN, David A.	52
LONG, ROGER H.	56
LORENTZ, Capt. George C.	58
LUCAS, Daniel R.	97
LULL, Forrest L.	75
MAGEE, David M.	96
MAHON, Capt. George A.	47
MALMSTROM, Ernest A.	41
MARCH, Louis P.	103
MASSMANN, E. O.	87
MATTHEWSON, Gordon P.	13
MC CARRON, Thomas W.	68
MC CLURKE, Mrs. Richard M.	57
MC CORKLE, Fred D.	32
MC LAREN, William	54
MC LAUGHLIN, Bernadine	51
MEHLHORN, Karl	36
MELILLO, Oscar D.	27
MICHUDA, Stephen J.	77
MILLER, Wyatt A.	52
MODESTOW, Joseph	5
MODROW, William	67
MOONEY, Arthur W.	103
MOONEY, Capt. James L.	15
MORRIS, John H.	82
MORRISON, Charles E.	80
NEHRING, Adolph	60
NELSON, Fred W.	2
NEWGARD, Olaf	24
O' TOOLE, Bartholomew	15
OOSTERBAAN, Jerry	96
OTTO, Harold M.	65
PALMER, Charles W.	21
PANOZZO, Dionisio	83
PANOZZO, Louis	83
PASKAUSKAS, Rev. George	81
PATRICK, Anton	42
PEARSON, Paul E.	49
PETERSON, Carl	5
PHILLIPS, G. V.	44
POWER, Joseph J.	35
PRENDERGAST, Chief John	98
PRICE, Albert E.	81
PRIDJIAN, K. A.	66
PROVIS, Bradley M.	25
PRYSTALSKI, Judge John	5
REGAN, Don R.	71
REINECKE, Henry A.	49
REINHEIMER, Louis	20
RICHTER, E. Stuart	45
ROBERTS, George F.	9
ROBERTS, Leslie E.	102
ROGGEVEEN, John P.	58
ROOT, Herman	71
ROOT, Martin	71
SCHACHT, Frederick W.	25
SCHELL, Herman	40
SCHMID, Harold H.	30
SCHNEIDER, Martin	72
SCOWCROFT, Walter	30
SEEBERG, Edward	88
SELBY, A. J.	42
SHARPE, Rev. Leason	78
SHEDD, Howard O.	35
SHINNICK, Charles L.	76
SIDLER, Hobart McKinley	98
SIMSON, Mrs. J. B.	68
SINENI, Sam	26
SMITH, B. V.	70
SMITH, James H.	31
SMITH, Warren B.	61
SPURGIN, William H.	34
SQUYRES, James S.	75
ST. THEOBALD, Sister	87
STAPLETON, Capt. Wm. L.	46
STEERS, Fred L.	90
STEWART, Dr. Owen M.	37
STEWART, Samuel L.	50
STOW, Mrs. Clyde S.	14
STROM, John A.	53
SUMMERS, Mat	20
SUTKEN, Felix	85
SWANSON, Arthur E.	59
TAILLON, Rev. Eugene J.	80
TEACH, Jacob A.	4
TENINGA, Alfred J.	10
THOMPSON, Racine	3
THOMPSON, Racine	37
TUBBS, Dr. Eston V.	34
TUCH, Fred T.	31
TURNBULL, John M.	22
UDELL, Gerald S.	26
VALENTINE, Edward W.	93
VAN CLAY, Mrs. Mary	13
VAN HATTEM, C. J.	5
VAN SIPMA, Oege	23
VANDER MEER, B.	44
VANDERBILT, Cornelis  J.	97
VANDERWARF, Bert	50
VREE, Henry	52
WAGNER, George E. Jr.	53
WALLMAN, Edwin J.	1
WATERMAN, Charles E.	64
WATLING, Harry J.	21
WERBNER, Simon	22
WESSELIUS, Richard L.	9
WILHELMSEN, E.	104
WILLIS, Urban G.	9
WOOD, Mrs. Harold F.	43
WOODS, W. C.	10
WORTH, Albert A.	104
YONKER, Henry N.	17
YOUNG, Leslie W.	95
ZIMMERMAN, Arthur J.	92
ZORDAN, Antonio	23

INDEX TO
THE HISTORY OF ROSELAND AND VICINITY
BY SIMON DEKKER 
c. 1935
(CRCC folders 5:3-27)

Index prepared by
South Suburban Historical and Genealogical Society
May, 1989

NAME	PAGE
ALTGELT, Governor	95
AMBUUL	162
AMBUUL, Jane	157
AMBUUL, Johannes	8, 14, 157, 161, 197
AMBUUL, Neeltje	157
ARLISKAS	269
AUKES	65
BACH	140
BAKKER, P.	178
BAKKER, Rev. H.	48
BAKKER, S.	263
BAKKERS	185, 193, 195
BAKKERS, Charlie	184
BAKKERS, John	208
BAKKERS, Sybrand	192
BANDSTRA, Harry	126
BARTLETT, Frederic A.	275
BASS, Dr.	198, 199, 205
BEAUDRY	209
BECKER	205
BECKER, Dr.	206
BECKMAN	267
BEDEEN	128
BENNINK, Rev.	41
BEYEA	239, 240
BICKHAUS	206, 297
BIMROSE	220
BIRKHOF, Nicholas	228
BIRKHOFF	229
BLANCHARD	187
BLOKKER, Peter	158
BOCK	219
BOERSMA	135, 136, 172, 195, 239, 240, 278
BOERSMA, Johannes	277
BOERSMA, John	277, 278
BOERSMA, Reemer	115
BOERSMA, Sam	175
BOLKS, Rev. S.	35
BONGA	278
BONNEMA, Jennie	287
BONNEMA, Martin	287
BOOMKER, J. J.	132, 196
BOON	237
BOON, Meuis	28
BOON, Peter	81
BORGMAN, Rev. Wm.	48
BOSWINKEL, J. H.	158
BOUMAN, Harm	160
BIUTON	92
BOVENKERK, J. C.	136
BOWEN	96
BOWEN, Colonel	84
BRAND, Chas.	267
BRANDSMA	158
BRANDT	195, 235, 236
BRANDT, Charles	240
BRAS, John	8
BRAT, Rev. A.	51
BREEN, Paul	132
BRENNAN	62, 63
BRINK, Jan	278
BROENE, Rev. G.	43, 44, 45
BROLSMA	273
BRUCER	279
BRUIGOM, Matt	124
BRYANT	238
BRYANT, Edward	236, 237
BUELL	13
BULT, Dr.	206
CALEY	268
CAMPBELL	143
CANNON	175
CHAPMAN	232, 233
CLARE	139
CLEVELAND, President	95
CLOUSING	162, 163
CLOUSING, C.	227
CLOUSING, Cornelis	162
CRAFTON	144
CUSTER	232
DALENBURG	113, 169, 172
DALENBURG, George	24, 134, 172
DALENBURG, John	172
DALENBURG, Klaas	8, 23
DALENBURG, Mrs. Klaas	9
DALENBURG, Peter	8, 22, 24, 168
DALENBURG, Trynje	288
DE BOER	132
DE BOER, Gerritt	122
DE BOER, Govert	122
DE BOER, Harry	122
DE BOER, P. G.	121
DE BRUIN	195, 196
DE HAAN	272
DE HANN, Henry	271
DE HAAS	251
DE HAAS, A.	250
DE JONG	84, 86, 96
DE JONG, Abram	288
DE JONG, Rev. Abram	289
DE JONG, Antje DEKKER	285
DE JONG, Arthur	287
DE JONG, Benjamin	289
DE JONG, Cornelis	284
DE JONG, D. P.	123
DE JONG, Dirk	5, 288
DE JONG, Mrs. Dirk	121
DE JONG, Earl	132
DE JONG, Ed	132
DE JONG, Flossie	284
DE JONG, Fryntje ELZINGA	289
DE JONG, George	79, 288
DE JONG, Gerrit	79, 84
DE JONG, Hark	79
DE JONG, Harry	175
DE JONG, Hendrik	1
DE JONG, Henry	285
DE JONG, Rev. J. P.	281, 283
DE JONG, Jacob	8, 14, 22, 78, 123, 132, 281, 288, 289, 290
DE JONG, Jennie VANER MEY	290
DE JONG, John	79, 82, 84, 96, 225, 284, 288, 289
DE JONG, Martha	283, 284
DE JONG, Mary	284
DE JONG, Nettie	283, 284
DE JONG, Peter	1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 12,14, 31, 35, 61, 281, 283, 284, 285, 288
DE JONG, Richard	289
DE JONG, Swantine	287, 288
DE KOKER, A.	215, 22, 257, 261
DE KOKER, Abram	16, 154
DE KOKER, Cornelis	259, 260
DE KOKER, Jacob	260
DE KOKER, Jane	257
DE KOKER, John	259, 260
DE LEEUW	277
DE VRIES, Gerrit	274
DE VRIES, Lambert	275
DE WIT, Cornelis	250
DE YOUNG	159, 263
DE YOUNG, Henry	157, 164, 230
DE YOUNG, Mrs.	162
DE YOUNG, Peter	164
DEGEUS, Rev. A.	47
DEKKER	1, 124, 125, 189
DEKKER, Abram	117, 118, 286
DEKKER, Cornelis	165
DEKKER, Ed	248
DEKKER, Harry	119, 126
DEKKER, Henry	117, 118, 286
DEKKER, John	5, 119
DEKKER, Mrs. John	121
DEKKER, Ko	191
DEKKER, Prof.	286
DEKKER, Simon	285
DEKKER, Wm.	179
DEKOKER, A.	80
DOEZEMA, Rev. F.	46
DOLTON, George	15
DREGER	159
DYK, Nicholas	130, 131
DYKHUIZEN, P.	279
DYKSTRA, Nick	258, 273
EENIGENBURG, Hark	23
EENIGENBURG, Peter	23
EENIGENBURG, Tryntje	23
EENIGENBURG, Gerrit	8, 9, 10, 11, 24, 40, 158
EENIGENBURG, Hark	8
EENIGENBURG, Harm	22
EENIGENBURG, Harry	40, 122, 158
EGAN, Dr.	197
EGGERT, Dr.	203
EHRHARDT	53
EININK, Rev. B. H	46
ELZINGA, Richard	289
ELZINGA, Edward	289
ENGER	128
ENGERS	129
ERGO	181
ERHARDT	243
FERRIS	62
FETCHER, Valentine	128
FISHER, John	175
FLIPSE, Rev.	37
FORSYTHE	207
FRAATZ, Charlie	245, 257, 258, 278
FRAATZ, Mrs.	258
FRIESEMA	275
FULLER	187, 188
GANO	38
GETTY	187
GETZ	259
GOETZ	128
GOODYK	121
GOODYK, Harry	121
GORRING, Mary	162
GORTER	209
GOUWEN, Thys	1
GOUWEN, William	1
GREENACRE, I. T.	234
GREEUW	47
GREVE, Rev.	42
GREVESTUK	274
GREVESTUK, Gerrit	273
GREVING	232
GROEN, Rev J.	47
GUY, Dr.	202
HABICH	267
HAGER, Rev.	40
HALL	136
HARMELING, Rev.	37
HARRIS	202, 243
HARRIS	243
HASPER, R.	279
HASPER, Rev. H.	37
HASPER, Riemer	276
HEEREMA	232
HEIDANIS, Abram	277
HEKHUIS, Rev. G.	40
HEMMESTRA, Rev.	37
HESS, Chris	247
HESS, John	247
HEWS, C. D., Dr.	197
HEWS, Dr.	193, 198, 199, 200
HILLSTROM	235, 236
HOEK, Jacob	28
HOEKSEMA, Rev. G.	50
HOEKSTRA	119
HOEKSTRA, Jacob	180
HOEKSTRA, Jake	124
HOEKSTRA, John	124
HOFFS, Rev. Harry	42
HOFSTRA	181
HOFSTRA, John	180
HOLLEMAN, Dr.	199, 200
HOLWERDA, Gerald	51
HOOGENDUNK	9
HOOGENDUNK, Cornelis	8
HOOR, Ten	125
HUYSER, J. P.	123
HYLKEMA, Rev. G.	50
IRETON, Job	27
ISHERWOOD	230
JACOBSMA, Henry	65
JAHN, August	159
JANSEN, August	219
JANSEN, Fred	219
JANSEN, Peter	219
JANSEN, William	219
JANSMA	181
JANSMA, Gerrit	180, 181
JANSMA, John	180
JELLEMA	47
JOHNSON	174
JONES	288
JONKER, Gerrit	5
JONKER, John	5, 8, 14
JONKER, Reka	285
JONKRYK, Jacob	27
KASTELEIN	170
KASTELEIN, John	169
KASTELEIN, Peter	172
KEESEN	124
KEESEN, Philip	278
KELLY	264
KENNEDY	224
KINGSMA, John	136, 137
KINGSMA, Mrs.	136, 137
KINKAMP, Martha	283
KIONKE	53
KIONKI	206
KIONKI, Charlie	209
KLAAREN, Rev. J.	37
KLEIN	175
KLEINHUIZEN	159
KLEINHUIZEN, John	157, 158, 188, 191
KLEINHUIZEN, Charles	189
KLUIT, Cornelis	27
KNEUBEL, Helen	285
KOMMERS	192
KOMMERS, I.	173
KOOPMAN, R. H.	36
KOOPMAN, Rev.	37
KOOPMAN, Rev. R. H.	256
KOSTELYK, John	126
KOSTELYK, Nicholas	126
KRESEGE	158
KRIEKARD, Rev. C.	37
KRIER	168
KRIER, John	168
KRIER, Mike	168
KRISTIN	279
KROON, Albert	27, 62
KUIPER	124, 129, 205
KUIPER, Cornelis	8, 14, 62, 113, 114
KUIPER, Dr. Herman	52
KUIPER, Jacob	114, 128
KUIPER, Rev. K.	48, 52, 123
KUITE, Rev.	39
LAANSMA, Rev.	57
LAMAR, Rev.	40
LAUFGEN	267
LAVERMAN	259
LEISTRA	129
LEISTRA, D.	125
LEPELTAK, P.	35
LINDEBOOM, Prof.	64
LORMIER	228
LOWDEN, Florence	98
LUND	53
LUNDBERG	218
MAAT	23
MAAT, A.	252
MAAT, Teunis	22
MADDEROM	27, 134, 263, 268, 269
MADDEROM, Abram	31, 86, 131, 184, 214
MADDEROM, Cornelis	23, 184
MADDEROM, Gerrit	164
MADDEROM, John	164
MADDEROM, Klaas	23, 24, 29
MADDEROM, Peter	23, 24, 27, 31, 214, 228
MC LEAN, Dr.	202
MEETER, John	107, 108
MEINDERS, Rev.	42
MERRICK	130
MERRICK, Patrick	127
MILLER	114, 266, 269
MOERDYK, Wm., Rev.	37
MOERDYKE, Wm., Rev.	289
MOHLENKOPF, Henry	171, 172
MORGAN	88
MUCHMORE	84
MULDER, Rev.	40
MURRAY	31, 32
NESS, Peter	178
NEWMAN	83
NICHOLS, John	115, 234, 239
NICHOLS, R. J.	217
NOORDEWIER, J. Rev.	43
NYDAM, John	119, 124, 126
OGGEL, Dr.	56
OLSON, John	269
OLTHOF	132
OOMS, Adam	27, 119, 120, 126, 129
OOMS, Adam	131, 132
OOMS, Harry	120
OOMS, Johannes	27
OOMS, Simon	120
OOSTERBAAN	164, 165
OOSTERHOUT	15
OPHUES	207
OTTO	267
OTTO, Gerrit	62, 214, 228, 229, 234
OTTO, Henry	214, 228
OTTO, John	266
OTTO, Martin	214
OUDENDYK	8
OUDENDYK, Jantje	162
OUDENDYK	9
OUDENDYK, Jantje	197
OVERTOOM, Nick	243
PAARLBERG, Antje	2
PAARLBERG, Klaas	2
PAARLBERG, Tryntje	3
PAARLBERG, Widow	3, 12
PALMER	187, 188
PASKE, Flossie	284
PASKE, Rev. Te	284
PETERSON	174
PFAU	207, 238
PFAW	229
PHILIPS	218
POELSTRA, Peter	167
PON	230, 232
PON, Gerrit	229
POPE	111
PORTER	208
POST, Samuel	57
POTGETER, Rev.	41, 42
PRINCE	134
PRINCE, Peter	22
PRINS, Benjamin	23
PRINS, Johannes	27, 169, 185, 189
PRINS, Peter	23, 169, 184, 185
PULLMAN	86, 99, 100, 103
PULLMAN, Florence	98
QUINLIVEN	168
RANKIN, Dr.	202
RANNEY	139
READING	185
REDEEN	128
REES, Louis	172
REXFORD	143
ROBBERT, Rev. J.	45
ROGGEVEEN, Cornelis	162
ROGGEVEEN, Mary	162
ROODHUIZEN, W. K.	210, 221
ROORDA	277
ROOSMA	183
SAMUELS, Dr.	206
SANTEFORT, Cornelis	30, 143, 144
SANTEFORT, John	30, 143
SAVERKOOL, E.	27
SCANLAN	38
SCHMALFELD	174, 178, 179
SCHMIDT, Matt	83
SCHMIDT, Theophilis	207
SCHUURMAN	47
SHERMAN, Dr.	198
SIEWERS, Dirk	114
SISSON	83
SLINGERLAND, Albert	160, 191, 252
SLINGERLAND, Albert	191
SLINGERLAND, Albert	252
SMIT	28
SMITH	127, 130
SMITH	130
SMITH, J.P.	248
SMITH, John	126
SMITH, William	126
SNIP, Bill	259
SNIP, Jan	27
SNIP, John	251
SNIP, William	251, 252
SONNEVELD	224
SPARKS, Dr.	201
SPOOLSTRA, Albert	123
SPOOLSTRA, August	123
SPOOLSTRA, Gerrit	123
SPOOLSTRA, John	123
SPOOLSTRA, Peter	122, 123
SPRIETSMA, Lucas, Mrs.	5
STAPEL	274
STEENBERGEN, Peter	87
STEGENGA, John	213
STEUNENBURG, Rev.	40
STEVENS	183
STEWART, A. T.	190
STONE, Rev. John Timothy	282
STROOK	188, 189
STUART, Dr. G.	200
STUART, Dr. Wm.	49, 50, 286
SWANSON	264, 265
SWART, Adrian	28
SWART, Hendrik	27
SWART, Maartje DE JONG	284
SWART, Peter	284
SWART, William	28, 284
SWART, Wm. A.	28
TAMMINGA	174
TAMMINGA, D. J.	173
TANIS, Paul	190
TANIS, Peter	190
TANIS, Philip	190
TENINGA	165, 232
TENINGA, Al	229, 230, 231, 235
TENINGA, Dr.	203, 204
TENINGA, Herman	229, 230
TENINGA, John	53, 159
THARP, Dr.	205
THOMASMA, Geo.	190
THORP	126
TIEN, Herman	28
TON, Adrian	208
TON, Cornelis	21
TON, Harmen	208
TON, John	8, 21, 24, 67, 121
TON, John	151, 208
TON, Meindert	208
TON, Pieterje	121
TON, Richard J.	266
TOREN	132
TORINO	181
TRAP, Rev. L.	48
TRAP, Rev. Wm.	50
TROMPEN, Dr. J. N.	204
TURKSTRA	175
TYSEN, Dirk	27
TYSSEN, Dick	194
VAARWERK	121
VAARWERK, G. J.	178
VAN COEVORDEN, Isaac	116
VAN DER WOLF, Matthys	2
VAN DOREN	178
VAN ES, Rev. B.	37, 169, 287
VAN ES, Tena	169
VAN ESS, Rev. John	288
VAN ETTEN	161, 263
VAN HANXLEDEN, Nick	259
VAN HATTEM	269, 270
VAN HATTEM	270
VAN HAZELEN	188
VAN HEERTUM	58
VAN HOOGEN, Rev. H.	47, 48
VAN LEAUWEN	159
VAN LEUWEN	53, 161, 165
VAN MYNEN	155, 157, 263
VAN MYNEN, Arie	156
VAN MYNEN, B.	192, 215
VAN MYNEN, Berend	154
VAN MYNEN, Martina	192
VAN SCHAARDENBURG, James	165
VAN SIPMA	194, 195
VAN TUINEN, Jacob	211, 212
VAN VLISSENGEN, Arthur	239, 241
VAN VLISSENGEN	227
VAN VLISSENGEN, Arthur	226, 228, 229
VAN VLISSENGEN, James H.	226
VAN VLYMEN	171
VAN VLYMEN, Adolph	170
VAN VUUREN, Dirk	22
VAN VUUREN, Roelof	1
VAN WIEREN, J.	126
VAN WINDEN, William	31
VAN WYNGAARDEN	192
VAN WYNGAARDEN, Dick	167, 266
VAN WYNGAARDEN, Peter	167
VAN WYNGAARDEN, Sanders	166, 167
VAN WYNGAARDEN, Dick	215
VAN WYNGAARDEN, Sanders	215, 216
VANDE ROOVAAART, Dr. J.F.	200
VANDEN BURG	190
VANDEN BURG, R.	121
VANDENBURG, Albert	28
VANDER BELD	115, 123, 220, 226, 227, 240
VANDER BELD, Cornelis	115
VANDER BELD, Harm	114, 135, 167, 266
VANDER BELD, Jan	167
VANDER BELD, John	115
VANDER BELD, Luke	115, 132
VANDER BELD, Mrs.	135
VANDER BELD, Peter	167
VANDER BURG, Gerrit	188, 189
VANDER LEE, Gerrit	160
VANDER MEER	123, 183, 186
VANDER MEER, B.	130, 280
VANDER MEER, Jacob	209
VANDER MEY	225
VANDER MEY, Herman	290
VANDER PLOEG	124
VANDER PLOEG, Dam	123, 131
VANDER SYDE	39
VANDER WAL	162, 163, 164, 227
VANDER WARF, John	126
VANDER WEIDE, D.	53, 165
VANDER WEIDE, Harry	165
VANDER WERP, Rev. H.	45
VANDER WOLF	3
VANDER WOUDE, Aris	125
VANDER WOUDE, Oscar	140
VANDER ZYDA, Goris	239
VANDER ZYDA	114, 115, 135, 136, 184
VANDER ZYDA	205, 226, 228
VANDER ZYDA, C.	134
VANDER ZYDA, G.	73, 134
VANDER ZYDA, George	132
VANDER ZYDA, Goris	28, 113, 129, 183, 206, 227
VANDER ZYDA, L.	134
VANDER ZYDA, Landert	24
VANDER ZYDA, Leendert	8, 21, 31, 169
VANDERZYDA, Agnes	21
VELDKAMP	47, 194
VELDKAMP, Johannes	193
VELDMAN	175
VELLENGA	233
VELLENGA, Ben	225
VELLENGA, Bernard	232
VERHOEF	23
VERHOEF, Jan	22
VERHOED, Jennie	282
VERMEULEN, Jan	114
VIERSEN	195, 196
VINCENT	243, 270
VINK	124
VINK, Albert	129, 130
VINK, Johannes	128, 129
VINK, John	128
VISSER	279
VISSER, Folkert	278
VISSIA	122, 276
VISSIA, Albert	275
VISSIA, John	121, 123
VOS	183
VREE	131
WAGENAAR, Jacob	122, 260
WALKOTTEN, Rev. J.	46
WALTJE, Peter	212
WARD	143
WARNSKUIS	39
WAS, Dr.	198, 199, 203
WEILKAMP	59
WEILKAMP, William	57
WELP, Henry	27, 57
WERNER	139
WERNER, Theodore	139
WESTRA, S.	279
WHEELER, A. B.	28
WHITE, John	167
WIERENGA, Albert	279
WIERSEMA	195
WIERSMA	239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 245
WIERSMA, F.	134
WOLF	20
WOLLENBERG	185
WOODCOCK	196
WOODCOCK, Al	174, 179
YFF	131
YFF, Mrs.	132
Ykema, Menno	273
YPMA, Rev.	35
ZIMMERMAN	230
ZWART	243
ZWART, Harold	207
ZWART, Henry	138
ZWART, Menno	138
ZWART, Wm. A.	207, 237, 238
ZYLSTRA, T.	139