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East Saugatuck Cemetery, Allegan County, Michigan Grave Listings.Txt East Saugatuck Cemetery (up to 1987) - Fillmore Township, Allegan County, Michigan Located in Section 20 of Fillmore Township, Allegan County, MI, on the Blue Star Highway, south of 142nd Avenue on the east side of the road. The original work was done by: Irene Reidsma, Internet version by: Luann Hughes DeVries http://www.macatawa.org/~devries.EastSaugatuckCem.html TS = Tomb Stone ACDR = Allegan County Death Records OSSW = On Same Stone With HCDR = Holland City Death Record OCDR = Ottawa County Death Record OTDR = Overijsel Township Death Records FTDR = Fillmore Township Death Records Neth. = Netherlands dau = Daughter hus = husband MI = Michigan yrs = years mo = months -A- Aalderink, Alyda b., Mother, 1845-1875(TS); Alyda Berendina Aalderink, b.1845 in the Neth.,d.June 2,1874 in Fillmore Twp. age 33-2-4 daughter of Gradus & June ( ) Heneveld(ACDR); Adlerink, Gerrit, Father,1842-1926 Aalderink, Tillie, Mother, 1849-1928 Alofs, Henrietta, wife of Johannes, born in Germany, d.Mar.10,1943, age 86-6-22, dau of Everett Shoemaker; LU(FTDR) Alofs, Johannes, hus of Hendrika, b.Mar.16,1861 in the Neth. d.Oct.4,1942(?); LU(FTDR) Alofs, Tillie,Mother,1890-1979; L280 - G3/OSSW William Alofs, Warner, (child), b.&d. Nov.7,1909,son of William & Bertha (Brinks); L238 - G1 Alofs, William, Father, 1885-1925 (TS), b.in Mich., d.Jan.17,1925 in Fillmore Twp. age 40-5-9, dau of Harm & Martha (ACDR);L280-G2 OSSW Tillie Alofs, Willis, Son,1924-1925/ d.Jul.8,1925 in Fillmore Twp. age 0-6-8, son of William & Tillie (Dykstra); (ACDR); L280-G1 Ashbaugh, Daniel G., Pennsylvania Pfc 310 General Hospital, WWII; Apr.21,1917-Oct.27,1963; Sec BB -B- Baker, Rev.Andrew, 1906-1970; Sec BB;OLW Gertrude Baker, Gertrude, 1908-___?; OLW Rev. Andrew; Sec BB Bakker,Berend,Father,1874-1942; OSSW Stientje; L278-G3/Benjamin Bakker, hus.of Steenja,Aug.5,1874-Feb.7,1942,son of Henry & Anna(Weaver); (HCDR) Bakker, Bernice, 1915-____?; OSSW Rudolph, L202-G2 Bakker, Marlene R.,1946-1959; L202-G4/Marlene Rose Bakker Mar.25,1946 Holland - Feb.19,1959 Holland, dau of Rudolph & Bernice (Schrotenboer); (HCDR) Bakker, Marvin R.' 1932-1940; L278-G5 Bakker, Ronald J.; 1950-1954; L202-G1/ Ronald Jay Bakker, Mar.21,1950-Feb.11,1954 son of Rudolph & Bernice (Schrotenboer); (HCDR) Bakker, Rudolph, 1911-1975; OSSW Bernice; L202-G3/ wife of Bernice Schrotenboer, Dec.27,1911-Nov.27,1975; son of Benjamin & Stenjie (VanderWal); (OCDR) Bakker,Stienje, Mother; 1879-1959; OSSW Berend; L278-G2/ Stientje Bakker, wife of Berend, Sept.12,1879-Dec.4,1959 (HCDR) Balder, Jane, Mother, 1865-1895; L186-G2/ d.Jan.20,1895 in Manlius Twp., age 30-5-0; dau of Berend & Alice ( ??) Bergman (ACDR) Balder,Janna, Mother, 1838-1906; L186-G1/ d.Jul.23,1906 age 68 yrs. & 9 mo. (ACDR) Balder,Jane, Mother, 1864-1919; L186-G6/ d.Apr.10,1919 in Manlius Twp., age 54 yrs. & 10 da; dau of A.C. & Dena (Haencaet) Beltman. (ACDR) Balder,Baby, 1912 (only date); L241-G8/ Baby Johanna died Nov.17,1912 age 11 days, dau of Henry & Lena (Overbeek); (ACDR) Balder,Hendrick, Father, 1831-1925; L186-G4/ b.in Neth., d.in Manlius Twp. Jan.25,1925 age 94 yrs. & 25 da. (ACDR) Balder,Henry, Father,1889-1946; OSSW Lena; L241-G3/hus of Lena, Jul.29,1889-Dec.22,1946 in Manlius Twp.,son of John & Jane (Bergman); (ACDR) Balder,John, Father, 1869-1945; L186-G3/ hus of Jan, b.Apr.12,1869 in the Neth., d.May 19,1945 in Holland, son of Henry; (ACDR) Balder, Julius, 1916-1974; OSSW Nella; L241-G4/ hus of Nella DeKleine, b.May 29,1916 d.Dec.13,1974 in Grand Rapids, MI., son of Henry & Lena (Overbeek); (ACDR) Balder, Lena, Mother, 1890-1961; OSSW Henry; L241-G2/ Sept.4,1890-Jul.26,1961; dau of James & Anna (Wedeven) Overbeek; (ACDR) Balder, Nella, 1920-__??; OSSW Julius; L241-G1 Balder,Willis, Son, 1904-1930; L186-G5/ d.Apr.6,1930 age 25 yrs. 3mo. 11da., son of John & Jane (Bettman); (ACDR) Balders, Baby (no name or dates); L87-G8 Balders, Harm, Nov.2,1837-Apr.25,1923; L87-G6/ d.in Fillmore Twp. age 85 yrs. 5 mo. 23 da. born in Germany; (ACDR) Balders, Harmtje; Jan.15,1849-Oct.11,1883; L87-G7 Bartels, Aaltje; 1853-1896; OSSW Roelof Jan; L119-G3/ d.Jan.26, 1896 age 42-9-20, dau of Arend J. & Siena ( ? ) Bordewyk (ACDR) Bartels, Arend Jan, 1879-1883; L119-G1/ d.Apr.23,1883 age 3 yrs. & 9 mo. son of Roelof & Aaltje; (ACDR) Bartels, Herman, Grandfather, 1812-1884; L119-G8 Bartels,Hermanus, 1881-1883; L119-G4/ d.May 5,1883 son of Roelof & Aaltje; (ACDR) Bartels, Roelof Jan, 1840-1927; OSSW Aaltje; L119-G2/ hus of Alice, Oct.9,1840 Neth. - Jul.29,1927 son of Hermanus & Alice (Bos); (HTDR) Bartels, Simon, 1891-1896; L119-G7/ d.Mar.26,1896 age 4 yrs. & 9 mo., son of Roelof & Aaltje; (ACDR) Barton, John W., Pvt U.S. Army WWI, Jul.26,1892-Jun.10,1978 OLW Martha A. ; Sec BB Barton, Martha A., Mother, b.Jan.2,1898 in Kentucky, d.Apr.25,1969 in Holland; OLW John W.; Sec BB; (TS & OCDR) Becksvoort, Father, 1846-1913; L113-G4 Becksvoort, Gertie, Mother, 1896-1970; OSSW Harry; L55-G6/ wife of Harry; Mar.9,1896-Jun.12,1970 dau of John Harm & Alyda (Bakker) Pieper; (OCDR) Becksvoort, Grace, 1886-1905; L113-G6/ Geesje Becksvoort d.Jun.15,1905, age 19-4-26, dau of Geert & Hilligje (Laarman); (ACDR) Becksvoort, Grandfather, 1811-1899; L113-G5/ Jan Becksvoort, b.in Germany, d.Dec.17,1899 age 88 yrs. & 2 mo., son of Geert & Geesje (ACDR) Becksvoort, Grandmother, 1819-1893; L113-G8/ Henriette Becksvoort d.Nov.24,1893 age 73-2-4 (ACDR) Becksvoort, Harm, 1853-1930; OSSW Maggie; L55-G2/ hus of Maggie Brinks, b.Feb.13,1853 in Noordhorn, Graafschap, Germany, d.Dec.4,1930 son of John & Hendrikjen (Sluiters) Becksvoort, Harry, Father, 1891-1982; L55-G7/ hus of Gertie, b.May 10,1891 in East Saugatuck, d.Dec.13,1982 in Holland, son of Harm & maggie (Brinks); (FHR) Becksvoort, Henry, Father, 1874-1955; OSSW Stenie; L114-G3/ b.Sep.15,1874 d.Jun.24,1955 in Fillmore Twp., son of George (ACDR) Becksvoort, Jan, 1872-1878; L113-G7 Becksvoort, Jasper; unmarried; b.Oct.14,1939 in East Saugatuck; d.Sep.12,1986 in Holland; son of Herman & Gladys (Klein); (OCDR) & (FHR) Becksvoort, Maggie, Mother, 1861-1934; OSSW Harm; L55-G3/ hus of Harm, b.Apr.17,1860 d.Jul.30,1934 dau of Berend & Helen (Ottens) Brinks (FTDR) Becksvoort, Mother, 1852-1890; L113-G1/ Hilligien Becksvoort d.Oct.10,1890 in Kalamazoo, MI; age 39-1-5, dau of Hendrick & Diena Laarman; (ACDR) Becksvoort, Stenie, Mother, 1875-1951; OSSW Henry; L114-G2/ Stiena Becksvoort; Mar.21,1875-Jun.3,1951 dau of Evert Scolte; (FTDR) Becksvoort, Infant girl, b. & d.Sep.25,1922 in Fillmore Twp., dau of Harry & Gertie (Pieper); (FTDR) LU Becksvoort, Zwaantje; Jul.9,1853-May 7,1910 dau of Harm & Hendrika Brinks; (FTDR) LU Beerbower, Earl D., 1882-1962; OSSW Minnie; L238-G7/ b.Feb.10,1882 in scott, Ind., d.May 29,1962 son of William & Margarette (Dunker) (HCDR) his wife's name was Josie VanZanten, possibly wife #2 Beerbower, Minnie, 1881-1952; OSSW Earl D.; L238-G6/ b.May 10,1881 in Allegan Co., d.Jan.25,1952 wife of Earl D., dau of John & Fannie (Kalmink) Zuverink (HCDR) Bekken, Evert, 1850-1921; OSSW Geziena; L209-G2/ b.in the Neth. d.Nov.14,1921 in saugatuck Twp., age 71 yrs. & 5 mo., son of Jan (ACDR) Bekken, Geziena, wife of Evert, 1860-1895; OSSW Evert; L209-G3 Bekken, Herman M., 1885-1963; OSSW Jennie; L252-G7/ hus of Jennie Lugten, b.Aug.4,1885 d.Jul.4,1963 in Douglas, Allegan Co., MI, son of Everett; (ACDR) Bekken, Howard James, 1922-1925; L252 G8/ d.Jan.21,1925 in Douglas, Allegan Co., MI, age 2-5-19; son of Herman & Jennie (Lugten);(ACDR) Bekken, Jennie, 1896-1985; OSSW Herman; L252-G6/Jennie L.Bekken, b.Feb.16,1896 in Hamilton, Allegan Co., d.Dec.21,1985 in Holland,MI. dau of Herman & Minnie (Hoving) Lugten;(FHR) Benedict, Monica Joy, b.& d. Nov.26,1980 in Holland,MI.; dau of Dennis & Joyce (Love); Sec BB; (FHR) Bennink, Fannie, wife of H.Wassink; Jul.3,1849-Dec.31,1913; L162-G7 Bergman, Berend, 1868-1932; L123-G5/ b.in Germany, d.Dec.24,1932 in Manlius Twp., age 64-4-29; son of Berend & Henderika (Rederik) Bergman, Christine, Mother, 1915-1975; OSSW Henry; L148-G2/ Feb.16,1915-Feb.24,1975 in Holland,MI.; dau of Henry & Jennie (Jacobs)Bos; (OCDR) Bergman, Henry, Father, 1911-1968; OSSW Christine; L148-G3/ b.Oct.23,1911 d.Sep.17,1968 in Grand Rapids,MI., son of Berend & Hannah (Prins); (ACDR) Bergman, Mary, unmarried, b.Nov.7,1948 in Holland, d.Feb.4,1987 in Zeeland, dau of Henry & Christine (Bos) Bergman Betz, Georgianna, Mother, b.Oct.19,1915 in Penn., d.May 28,1974 in Holland wife of Harold R. Betz; dau of Edward & Jessie E.(Klause) Miller. (TS & OCDR); Sec BB Betz, Harold Richard, Father, hus of Georgianna Miller, b.Feb.19,1914 in Penn., d.Feb.2,1972 in Holland,MI., son of Harry; OLW Georgianna; Sec BB; (TS & OCDR) Boerighter, Jennie, Mother, 1897-1966; OSSW John; L159-G2/ wife of John, b.Jul.17,1897 in East Saugatuck, d.May 9,1966 in Manlius Twp.
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