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Emigranten Hansbeke Naar USA En Canada EMIGRANTEN HANSBEKE André Stevens 2-3-2016 Bronnen: 1) VR: Venesoen rapporten over de Belgische passagiers waaronder de emigranten naar de USA over de jaren 1896, 1897, 1898 en 1899 uitgegeven door Guy Bauwens (2001) 2) DMC: Death memorial cards – Deel I – Paul Callens – VVF Tielt – 2000 en the Genealogical Society of Flemish Americans – Roseville, Michigan 3) EIF: Ellis Island Foundation 4) inlichtingsblad – Emigranten voor Amerika VVF 5) Publicatie oud – hansbeke 6) Bevolkingsrigisters GAN 1901 en 1910. 7) Mensen van Toen 1994-4-2 8) Emigratie naar Noord Amerika LVN1878-3-113 Totale lijst Emigranten: 829- Waaronder: 18 in Amerika geboren en tijdelijk teruggekomen. Vertrokken uit Landegem : 10 Vertrokken uit Merendree : 13 Vertrokken uit Nevele : 4 Informatie over de geemigreerden Geboorteplaats uit de Nevelse gemeenten: Landegem 1 Merendree 8 Nevele 7 Geboorteplaats uit de gemeenten van “Het Land Van Nevele. Lotenhulle 7 St Martens Latem 1 Geboorteplaats uit andere gemeenten: Aalter 4; Assenede; Bellem 5; Deinze; Dentergem; Drongen 2; Eeklo; Gent 2; Knesselare; Nieppe; Oedelem; Ronsele; Ruislede; Sleidinge; St Martens latem; Zaffelare; Zelzate; Zomergem 2; Waarschoot 2 Verblijfplaats in USA op basis van de geboorten: Kewanee 1 Mishawaka: 8 USA ?: 1 Naam en voornaam Geb. Geboorte Ouders - verwantschap Kommentaar Aange- Oud bij Terug bron Woonplaats info komen aankomst 1 Alijn Antoine 1871 ss westernland 30-3-1900 28 EH Hansbeke detroit dorp 76 2 Andries Antoinette 1910 ss olympic vanuit 2-10-1922 12 EH Hansbeke Southampton zande 7 mishawaka 3 Andries Clement 1919 °Hansbeke ss olympic vanuit 3 EH Hansbeke 16-11-1919 Southampton zande 7 mishawaka 2-10-1922 4 Andries Clement zv. octaaf en van ss zeeland 12-4-1907 terug < 1922 EH Hansbeke ooteghem, Maria elisa mishawaka + mishawaka 18-12-2007 5 Andries Irma Irena 1908 °Mishawaka dv. Octaaf en Van ss olympic vanuit 13 In Belgie vanaf EH Hansbeke 6-9-1908 Ooteghem Maria Elise Southampton 1-5-1913 bv zande 7 mishawaka 2-10-1922 1910 Hamme 51 6 Andries Firmin Antoinus 1909 °Mishawaka zv. Octaaf en Van In Belgie vanaf EH Hansbeke 12-9-1909 Ooteghem Maria Elise 1-5-1913 bv zande 7 1910 Hamme 51 7 Andries Octaaf (Octave) 1878 °Knesselare x hansbeke ss Zeeland 13-4-1907 28 terug 1-5-1913 EH Hansbeke 8-11-1878 10-4-1907 Mishawaka VR zande 7 landwerker x Van Ooteghem Maria + mishawaka bv dorp 61 Werkt in een Elisa ss Olympic vanuit 2-10-1922 43 24-3-1965 1910 Hamme 51 wolfabriek a Southampton 2 1907: naar oom Van Mishawaka dollar.(1910) Ooteghem Polydoor die Street 611 er 17 jaar als metser Mishawaka (1907) werkt. Neemt 60 fr. mee. 8 Ardeel Camiel 1881 landwerker 1907: Irma met broer ss Vaderland 27-4-1907 26 EH Hansbeke schoenmake camiel bij verloofde South Bend VR reibroek r colpaert, Emiel – neemt ss Lapland 1-6-1912 30 100 fr. mee. Mishawaka 9 Ardeel Irma 1886 dienster x colpaert, Emiel ss Vaderland 27-4-1907 21 EH Hansbeke met broer camiel bij Mishawaka VR reibroek verloofde colpaert, Emiel W Eight street – neemt 100 fr. mee. 421 (1907) 10 Baetslé Frederik 1884 landbouwer bij zijn broer Baetslee Ss Friesland naar 15-3-1902 18 EIF Hansbeke (Baetslee Frederic) werkman Pierre uit Bellem. 6-4- NY. VR reibroek 14 1901 naar Bay City Mishawaka EH Michigan, nu in een ENA fabriek te Mishawaka Indiana. 25 fr mee. 11 Baetslé Petrus ss kensington 6-4-1901 EH Hansbeke Bay City MI 12 Backeland Mathilde 1876 x De Keyser (Keyzer) ss Vaderland 6-5-1905 29 Hansbeke August Moline EH reibroek 35 13 Barckaert Gustave 1858 arbeider naar zijn kozijn Mortier Ivernia van 18-9-1906 48 VR Hansbeke 48jr Gustave Liverpool arr: 26-9- ENA Denver Colorado 1906 14 Baudoncq Augusta 1869 x Mortier Felix ss Pennland 29-3-1893 24 EIF Hansbeke dorp 75 15 Beelaert Alphons 1873 landbouwer vegezelt Landuyt Emile ss westernland 26-8-1899 26 EIF Hansbeke south bend EH hamme 48 100fr 16 Beelaert Camille 1897 ss Columbia 28-7-1906 9 EH Hansbeke Kewanee 17 Beelaert Emile 1877 ss Carmania vanuit 24-4-1906 29 EH Hansbeke liverool naar Kewanee 18 Beelaert Maria Elodia 1876 °Merendree dv. joannes Baptist en ss Nieuw 16-11-1915 39 + south bend EH Hansbeke 6-7-1876 Goethals,virginie Amsterdam 1956 bv hamme 11 x hansbeke vanuit Rotterdam 1910 26-9-1900 South Bend x lancksweerdt, hector 19 Beelaert Marie Emma 1884 Kantwerkste x de loof, camiel ss Zeeland 22-5-1909 25 Hansbeke r Moline EH hamme 45 20 Beelaert Sidonie 1881 °Merendree x Waelbroeck Gustaaf Lake michigan 18-7-1906 EIF Hansbeke 27-5-1881 x Hansbeke St Boniface EH Hamme 45 8-3-1905 Manitoba Canada VR 1906: met kind sidonie bv bij haar man en vader ss Lapland 1910 walbroeck Gustave die in South Bend Wiinipeg manitoba 20-9-1913 33 metser is. 21 Beelaert Valerie 1883 ss Carmania vanuit 24-4-1906 23 EH Hansbeke liverool naar Kewanee 22 Beelaert Zoë 1902 ss Collumbia 28-7-1906 4 EH Hansbeke Kewanee 23 Beirnaert Alfons 1888 °Hansbeke x Van Der Plaetsen, ss Lapland 2-7-1910 22 + South Bend EIF Hansbeke (Beernaert Alphonse) 25-4-1888 Leonie (Elodie) Mishawaka 14-9-1927 EH dorp 40 schrijnwerke x 29-6-1910 VR (Elfons Bernard) r bij oom van hove pierre bp die sedert 20 jr gevestigd is als logementhouder. neemt 200 fr. mee 24 Beirnaert Elodie 1888 1910 22 EIF Hansbeke 25 Beirnaert Henri 1874 zwingelaar Mishawaka 1896 22 EH Hansbeke ss noordland 3-2-1900 26 dorp 43 26 Beke Jules 1879 zv. jan baptist en 1906 27 EH Hansbeke hendrickx, amelie colette Naar USA volgens militielijsten. 27 Benoodt (s) Angelina 1881 °Hansbeke zv. petrus en molfaut, Mishawaka 11-3-1893 12 + 1949 EH Hansbeke Victorina 1881 maria francisca 13-4-1893 gen Veldstraat 8 = Bennett x Louis Stevens x Mishawaka 17-4-1901 :1904 28 Benoodt Alfons x de wulf, mathlde Mishawaka EH Hansbeke South Bend W sixth street 316 29 Benoodt (s) Alphons 1885 °Hansbeke zv. petrus en molfaut, ss Friesland 11-3-1893 8 + South Bend EH Hansbeke = Bennett 1885 maria francisca Mishawaka 13-4-1893 1970 Veldstraat 8 x South Bend Opger.militai x 1955 r 07-1-1917 Reyniers, Leona °B? 10-1-1891 + South Bend 1978 Naar USA volgens militielijsten. 30 Benoodt (s) Jules 1883 °Hansbeke zv. petrus en molfaut, ss Friesland 11-3-1893 10 + Mishawaka EH Hansbeke =Bennett 1883 maria francisca Mishawaka 13-4-1893 1958 Veldstraat 8 ontvanger x 1902 x frymere, belastingen Elizabeth °south bend W Seventh street Penn xx van holsbeke, idalie 426 (1907) Township xx1913 Mishawaka (1915) °B? 1890 +Mishawaka 1973 xxx maenhaut, irma xxx 1929 xxxx mankowski, anthonette xxxx 1937 31 Benoodt (s) Maria 1876 °Hansbeke dv. petrus en molfaut, x 1895 11-3-1893 17 + South Bend EH Hansbeke Ludovica 1876 maria francisca x Mishawaka 13-4-1893 1962 Veldstraat 8 = Bennett x Coppens, august Mishawaka W Fourth street 901 (1907) xx de clercq, jules 32 Bijl (Byl) Camiel 1880 ss westernland 30-3-1900 20 EIF Hansbeke mishawaka EH hamme 44 33 Bijl (Byl) Emma 1873 °Hansbeke x alois serafin ss kroonland 15-11-1902 30 EH Hansbeke 23-3-1873 x Hansbeke Mishawaka hamme 15 10-11-1916 xx Heyndrickx Charles x south bend 15-11-1902 34 Bijl Helena 1897 ss Kensington 2-4-1898 1 EIF Hansbeke Mishawaka hamme 44 35 Bijl Louis (Byl Lodewijk) 1871 dagloner x coppens, leonie ss Kensington 2-4-1898 27 EH Hansbeke Mishawaka hamme 44 W Fifth street 518 (1907) 36 Bijl Marie 1894 ss Kensington 2-4-1898 4 EIF Hansbeke Mishawaka hamme 44 37 Bijl Petrus 1880 ss westernland 30-3-1900 20 EH Hansbeke mishawaka hamme 44 38 Billiet Emma x gillis, alois ss Lapland 29-11-1913 EH Hansbeke x 1913 Mishawaka dorp 111 39 Billiet Frederic 1828 x coopman, paulina Mishawaka 1860-70 EH Hansbeke dorp 78 40 Billiet Henri 1841 °Hansbeke x hansbeke Toledo Ohio 1881 40 EH Hansbeke 1841 20-4-1880 dorp 62 wagenmaker x reyniers, sylvia zv. judocus en de breyne, amelie 41 Billiet Leonard 1836 x Thijs, Marie eugene Mishawaka 1867 31 EH Hansbeke Dorp 78 42 Billiet Martha 1881 ss Lapland 29-11-1913 32 EH Hansbeke 43 Blancke Lievin 1851 dienstknecht ss soutwark 9-5-1900 49 EH Hansbeke south bend rho 34 44 Blomme Frederick 1838 Timmerman x de decker, appolonia Mishawaka 1869 31 EH Hansbeke x 2-8-1869 45 Bockaert Charles 1911 ss Finland 4-7-1913 2 EH Hansbeke South Bend zande 6 46 Bockaert Petrus 1862 hovenier x goemaere, emma ss Finland 4-7-1913 51 EH Hansbeke South Bend zande 6 47 Boekaert Charles 1911 1913 2 EIF Hansbeke 48 Boekaert Emma 1871 1913 42 EIF Hansbeke 49 Boekaert Petrus 1862 1913 51 EIF Hansbeke 50 Bonami Alfons 1870 landbouwer 11-2-1893 23 EH Hansbeke 1897 27 Voorstraat 37 51 Bonami August 1862 °Hansbeke x Martens Clementine 13-3-1900 37 + Moline EH Hansbeke 2-4-1862 27-11-1936 bidpr. 52 Bonami Charles 1882 brouwersgas ss Lapland 1-6-1912 30 EIF Hansbeke t Mishawaka EH veldstraat 40 53 Bouckaert Gustaaf 1889 dagloner ss Zeeland 25-8-1906 17 EH Hansbeke Denver Colorado 54 Bouckaert Hendrik 1864 dagloner 1891 EH Hansbeke reybroek 51 55 Bouckaert Theophiel 1869 knecht 1893 24 EH Hansbeke Dorp 137 56 Boucquaert Lucie Sylvie 1874 x Sieron Richard ss southwark 17-2-1900 26 EH Hansbeke Mishawaka dorp 108 57 Brackeneer Charles Louis 1851 South Bend 29-3-1893 42 EH Hansbeke ss Waesland dorp 33 58 Brackeneer Zulma Maria 1852 °Hansbeke dv.
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