This family tree was last updated on December 4, 2022.
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Most common surnames
Blom, Bullock, Emmerik, van Emmerik, Flissebaalje, Löwensteyn, , Lowensteyn, Nijenhuis, Nuis, Oonk, Riordon, Tros
FTDNA mtDNA(HVR1), mtDNAPlus(HVR2) and Geno 2.0 results indicate Haplogroup T2b
My earliest mtDNA known ancestor is Enneken Geelink
Baptism: 11 October 1658 -- Winterswijk, The Netherlands
Death: 13 December 1746 -- Corle, (Winterswijk), The Netherlands
Winterswijk: 51.9670°N - 6.7170°E
51° 58' 0" N - 6° 43' 0" E
My Y chromosome results identify me as a member of haplogroup R1b1a2a1a1c2b1b (ISOGG)
Z160 (FTDNA) Z381>Z301>L48>L47>Z159/Z160>S3251>S6915>PH4355 (FTDNA: R1b-U106 Y-DNA Project)
Earliest known Y-DNA ancestor is Johann Koenrad Löwenstein
Birth: ±1700 -- Darmstadt, Germany
Death: 21 October 1783 -- Deventer, The Netherlands
Darmstadt: 49.8710°N, 8.6490°E
Since the early 1700's all members of the Lowensteyn / Lowensteijn family have lived in The Netherlands, although a few have emigrated to Canada and New Zealand during the later part of the previous century and even more recently.
theodora_vanEm04.jpg View this individual — Theodora Cornelia van Emmerik Note: The record is not clear. As the postcard was mailed from Oneida, that must have been her brother's address. It is just below the Kalamazoo address. This makes sense, as that is the area were she still lived in the early 1960's. However, the street name is hard to read. "Teener Ave.? "Feener Ave."? Neither street exists in present-day Oneida.
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