Reijer/Klarenbeek Miller geb. ca. 1914: NGV Stambomenverzameling

NGV Stambomenverzameling

ca. 1914 -

Vader	Cornelis Klarenbeek, geb. 20 mrt 1890, Ede, Gld, NL
Moeder	Hermina Schotsman, geb. 15 jul 1893, Ede, Gld, NL
Getrouwd	3 aug 1912	Ede, Gld, NL [1]
	Bron Burgerlijke stand - Huwelijk Archieflocatie Gelders Archief Algemeen Toegangnr: 0207 Inventarisnr: 8253 Gemeente: Ede Soort akte: Huwelijksakte Aktenummer: 86 Datum: 03-08-1912 Bruidegom Cornelis Klarenbeek Leeftijd: 22 Geboorteplaats: Ede Bruid Hermina Schotsman Leeftijd: 19 Geboorteplaats: Ede Vader bruidegom Reijer Klarenbeek Moeder bruidegom Janna van Ginkel Vader bruid Willem Schotsman Moeder bruid Gerritje Jansen Nadere informatie beroep bg.: arbeider; beroep bruid: zonder beroep; beroep vader bg.: arbeider; beroep moeder bg.: zonder beroep; beroep vader bd.: arbeider; beroep moeder bd.: geen beroep vermeld
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Hi Sir: I am writing for the granddaughter of Reyer (Ray) Klarenbeek Miller who was the son of Cornelius Klarenbeek and Hermina Schotsman married in 1912 in the Netherlands, and immigrated to the United States of America in 1920. Uncle Ray as we always knew him, was in SALES all his life. He married Pearl Marie McBain sometime around 1944, and they were married many years, and divorced in 1965. They had two children Judith Marie Miller Miles born in 1945, and Eugene Miller born in 1948. Any information about his family in the Netherlands would be greatly appreciated. As you probably know Uncle Ray changed his surname to "Miller" sometime, so he was known as Ray Miller.

Uncle Ray changed his surname for some reason, and I?m thinking it?s WWII. It might be that Klarenbeek was a difficult to say when selling something, I don?t think that?s the case. Uncle Ray couldn?t join the U.S. Military during WWII because he had flat feet. When he came to our housel, I can remember from childhood, he would walk in our home, and if Mother didn?t have any hot coffee, he would take the cold jar of cold coffee, and drink some of that. He was a real black coffee drinker.