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De Kwartierstaat Van Onno Johannes Antonius ORDELMANS een genealogieonline publicatie De kwartierstaat van Onno Johannes Antonius ORDELMANS door Stefan Naucke 17 augustus 2021 De kwartierstaat van Onno Johannes Antonius ORDELMANS Stefan Naucke De kwartierstaat van Onno Johannes Antonius ORDELMANS Generatie 1 1. Onno Johannes Antonius ORDELMANS, zoon van Hendricus Gerardus (Henk) ORDELMANS (volg 2) en Johanna Alida (Joke) RASPE (volg 3), is geboren op 7 mei 1942 in Enschede en is gedoopt op 7 mei 1942 in Enschede. Onno Johannes Antonius is overleden op 7 jarige leeftijd op 25 mei 1949 in Enschede en is begraven op 28 mei 1949 in Enschede. Generatie 2 2. Hendricus Gerardus (Henk) ORDELMANS, zoon van Antonius Johannes Pancratius (Anton) ORDELMANS (volg 4) en Johanna Wilhelmus (Jo) HEUVELING (volg 5), is geboren op 22 mei 1917 in Haaksbergen en is gedoopt op 22 mei 1917 in Haaksbergen. Hendricus Gerardus (Henk) is overleden op 60 jarige leeftijd op 28 november 1977 in Enschede en is begraven op 1 December 1977 in Enschede. 3. Johanna Alida (Joke) RASPE, dochter van Onno Johannes RASPE (volg 6) en Elisabeth Jantina Geesseldina VROOM (volg 7), is geboren op 28 maart 1916 in Veendam en is gedoopt op 28 maart 1916 in Veendam. Johanna Alida (Joke) is overleden op 78 jarige leeftijd op 1 april 1994 in Enschede en is begraven op 4 april 1994 in Enschede. Generatie 3 4. Antonius Johannes Pancratius (Anton) ORDELMANS, zoon van Hermannus (Herman) ORDELMANS (volg 8) en Berendina (Dina) OVERBEEKE (volg 9), is geboren op 13 maart 1893 in Haaksbergen en is gedoopt op 13 maart 1893 in Haaksbergen. Antonius Johannes Pancratius (Anton) is overleden op 94 jarige leeftijd op 25 april 1987 in Haaksbergen en is begraven op 28 april 1987 in Haaksbergen. 5. Johanna Wilhelmus (Jo) HEUVELING, dochter van Willem HEUVELING (volg 10) en Hendrika TER HORST (volg 11), is geboren op 3 augustus 1895 in Dorp (Wehl) en is gedoopt op 3 augustus 1895 in Wehl. Johanna Wilhelmus (Jo) is overleden op 80 jarige leeftijd op 31 januari 1976 in Enschede en is begraven op 5 februari 1976 in Haaksbergen. 6. Onno Johannes RASPE, zoon van Johannes Onno RASPE (volg 12) en Margaretha Catharina REINERS (volg 13), is geboren op 18 juni 1882 in Sarastraat (Veendam) en is gedoopt op 18 juni 1882 in Veendam. Onno Johannes is overleden op 83 jarige leeftijd op 4 februari 1966 in Enschede. 7. Elisabeth Jantina Geesseldina VROOM, dochter van Hermannus VROOM (volg 14) en Elisabeth MULDER (volg 15), is geboren op 12 april 1884 in Veendam en is gedoopt op 12 april 1894 in Veendam. Elisabeth Jantina Geesseldina is overleden op 73 jarige leeftijd op 29 april 1957 in Enschede en is begraven op 2 mei 1957 in Enschede. https://www.genealogieonline.nl/kwartierstaat-pieter-en-anne-naucke/ 1 De kwartierstaat van Onno Johannes Antonius ORDELMANS Stefan Naucke Generatie 4 8. Hermannus (Herman) ORDELMANS, zoon van Gerrit Jan ORDELMANS (volg 16) en Joanna (Jo) LEFERINK (volg 17), is geboren op 30 augustus 1846 in Haaksbergen en is gedoopt op 30 augustus 1846 in Haaksbergen. Hermannus (Herman) is overleden op 49 jarige leeftijd op 22 januari 1896 in Enschede en is begraven op 26 januari 1896 in Haaksbergen. 9. Berendina (Dina) OVERBEEKE, dochter van Gerhardus OVERBEEKE (volg 18) en Jenneken BOONK (volg 19), is geboren op 11 september 1856 in Haaksbergen en is gedoopt op 11 september 1856 in Haaksbergen. Berendina (Dina) is overleden op 90 jarige leeftijd op 4 februari 1947 in Haaksbergen en is begraven op 7 februari 1947 in Haaksbergen. 10. Willem HEUVELING, zoon van Johannes HEUVELING (volg 20) en Joanna HEISTERBOOM (volg 21), is geboren op 1 augustus 1837 in Bergh en is gedoopt op 1 augustus 1837 in Bergh. Willem is overleden op 83 jarige leeftijd op 28 maart 1921 in Wehl en is begraven op 31 maart 1921 in Wehl. 11. Hendrika TER HORST, dochter van Jabobus TER HORST (volg 22) en Hendrika Elisabeth LAMERS (volg 23), is geboren op 17 mei 1863 in Gaanderen (Doetinchem-Ambt) en is gedoopt op 17 mei 1863 in Doetinchem. Hendrika is overleden op 36 jarige leeftijd op 3 mei 1900 in Wehl en is begraven op 6 mei 1900 in Wehl. 12. Johannes Onno RASPE, zoon van Onne Jans RASPE (volg 24) en Martha Franssens/DIKEMA DIJKEMA (volg 25), is geboren op 1 maart 1830 in Veendam. Johannes Onno is overleden op 85 jarige leeftijd op 22 november 1915 in Veendam. 13. Margaretha Catharina REINERS, dochter van Herman Reinardus REINERS (volg 26) en Anna Berends VLAS (volg 27), is geboren op 18 maart 1844 in Veendam en is gedoopt op 18 maart 1844 in Veendam. Margaretha Catharina is overleden op 76 jarige leeftijd op 11 april 1920 in Nieuw Buinen en is begraven op 14 april 1920 in Bokt. 14. Hermannus VROOM, zoon van Harmannus Harmannus VROOM (volg 28) en Elisabeth Cornelius BIJLHOLT (volg 29), is geboren op 16 augustus 1844 in Veendam (Oosterdiep) en is gedoopt op 16 augustus 1844 in Veendam. Hermannus is overleden op 77 jarige leeftijd op 23 februari 1922 in Veendam (Sarastraat) en is begraven op 26 februari 1922 in Veendam. 15. Elisabeth MULDER, dochter van Jan Jurriens MULDER (volg 30) en Helena Joannis OOSTEROP (volg 31), is geboren op 26 april 1845 in Veendam en is gedoopt op 26 april 1845 in Veendam. Elisabeth is overleden op 73 jarige leeftijd op 8 november 1918 in Veendam en is begraven op 11 november 1918 in Veendam. Generatie 5 16. Gerrit Jan ORDELMANS, zoon van Gerrit ORDELMANS (volg 32) en Anna Geertruida (Geertruid) ROUWHOF (volg 33), is geboren op 10 December 1810 in Haaksbergen en is gedoopt op 10 December 1810 in Haaksbergen. Gerrit Jan is overleden op 61 jarige leeftijd op 28 januari 1872 in Haaksbergen en is begraven op 31 januari 1872 in Haaksbergen. 17. Joanna (Jo) LEFERINK, dochter van Gerhardus (Gradus) LEFERINK (volg 34) en Anna Maria/HULS HOLS (volg 35), is geboren op 5 september 1814 in Blankenborg (Haaksbergen) en is gedoopt op 5 september 1814 in Haaksbergen. Joanna (Jo) is overleden op 49 jarige leeftijd op 18 juli 1864 in Haaksbergen en is begraven op 21 juli 1864 in Haaksbergen. https://www.genealogieonline.nl/kwartierstaat-pieter-en-anne-naucke/ 2 De kwartierstaat van Onno Johannes Antonius ORDELMANS Stefan Naucke 18. Gerhardus OVERBEEKE, zoon van Jannes OVERBEEKE (volg 36) en Hendrika BOUWMEESTERS (volg 37), is geboren op 24 mei 1813 in Haaksbergen. Gerhardus is overleden op 83 jarige leeftijd op 18 november 1896 in Haaksbergen. 19. Jenneken BOONK, dochter van Jan Hendrik BOONK (volg 38) en Berendina VELTHUIS (volg 39), is geboren op 22 augustus 1821 in Haaksbergen. Jenneken is overleden op 67 jarige leeftijd op 27 november 1888 in Haaksbergen. 20. Johannes HEUVELING, zoon van Antonij (Antoon) HEUVELINK (volg 40) en Aleida (Aaltje) JANSEN (volg 41), is geboren op 17 februari 1786 in Beek (Bergh) en is gedoopt op 17 februari 1786 in Zaddam (Bergh). Johannes is overleden op 59 jarige leeftijd op 13 oktober 1845 in Bergh en is begraven op 16 oktober 1845 in Bergh. 21. Joanna HEISTERBOOM, dochter van Wessel HEIJSTERBOOM (volg 42) en Margaretha THUIS (volg 43), is geboren op 18 september 1801 in Lengel (Bergh) en is gedoopt op 18 september 1801 in Zaddam (Bergh). Joanna is overleden op 68 jarige leeftijd op 27 november 1869 in Bergh en is begraven op 30 november 1869 in Bergh. 22. Jabobus TER HORST, zoon van Jacobus (Bernardus) TER HORST (volg 44) en Johanna (Jenna) BROUWER (volg 45), is geboren op 11 januari 1818 in Gendringen. Jabobus is overleden op 53 jarige leeftijd op 5 December 1871 in Gaanderen (Doetinchem-Ambt). 23. Hendrika Elisabeth LAMERS, dochter van Joannes (Jan) LAMERS (volg 46) en Johanna UFFINK (volg 47), is geboren op 23 oktober 1820 in Gendringen. Hendrika Elisabeth is overleden op 83 jarige leeftijd op 6 februari 1904 in Wehl. 24. Onne Jans RASPE, zoon van Johannes Freerks RASPE (volg 48) en Jantje Prins ONNES (volg 49), is geboren op 25 januari 1802 in Veendam. Onne Jans is overleden op 78 jarige leeftijd op 25 oktober 1880 in Oosterdiep (Veendam) en is begraven op 28 oktober 1880 in Veendam. 25. Martha Franssens/DIKEMA DIJKEMA, dochter van Frans (Freerk) JURRIENS (volg 50) en Grietje/PAUWELS PAULS (volg 51), is geboren op 27 september 1794 in Uithuizen, Groningen, Nederland. Martha Franssens/DIKEMA is overleden op 79 jarige leeftijd op 12 februari 1874 in Molenwijk (Veendam) en is begraven op 15 februari 1874 in Veendam. 26. Herman Reinardus REINERS, zoon van Reinardus REINERS (volg 52) en Catharina/TER VEER TERFEHR (volg 53), is geboren op 25 juni 1805 in Aschendorf-Niedersachsen (D). Herman Reinardus is overleden op 47 jarige leeftijd op 23 December 1852 in Veendam. 27. Anna Berends VLAS, dochter van Berent Jans VLAS (volg 54) en Margarita Jans (Grietie) SWART (BONTDRAGER) (volg 55), is geboren op 29 oktober 1807 in Kleinemeer. Anna Berends is overleden op 79 jarige leeftijd op 15 maart 1887 in Groningen. 28. Harmannus Harmannus VROOM, zoon van Hermannus Berends VROOM (volg 56) en Catharina Harms (Trientje) SMIT (volg 57), is geboren op 3 februari 1800 in Borgercompagnie (Sappemeer) en is gedoopt op 3 februari 1800 in Kleinemeer. Harmannus Harmannus is overleden op 51 jarige leeftijd op 15 juli 1851 in Veendam en is begraven op 15 juli 1851 in Veendam. 29. Elisabeth Cornelius BIJLHOLT, dochter van Cornelius Wijnkes BIJLHOLT (volg 58) en Birgitta Jans GEERDES (volg 59), is geboren op 4 oktober 1819 in Hoogezand en is gedoopt op 4 oktober 1819 in Hoogezand. Elisabeth Cornelius is overleden op 86 jarige leeftijd op 14 november 1905 in Veendam. https://www.genealogieonline.nl/kwartierstaat-pieter-en-anne-naucke/ 3 De kwartierstaat van Onno Johannes Antonius ORDELMANS Stefan Naucke 30.
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