The website is under construction
It has taken us a long time to bring back all the information from the old site to the new site, but the first translated story is now online. And currently I am working on more, however I am not the origional author of the texts, so I am taking my time to assure I get all the information down correctly.
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On January 8, 2012, I received this beautiful photo of a truck full of peat from Jane Cathy Snip (*19-10-1973) living in Canada. I was
Until well into the 20th century, there was a lot of poverty around Roden. In the Roderveld and surrounding areas, families mostly lived in turf
During the census of 1947 the amount of people bearing the name Snip as surname in the Netherlands was 523, the majority (231) of them living
Resistance 1940-1945 Mrs. Anne-Maria Douma (* 15-12-1930 in Amsterdam and married to Johan Snip * 11-12-1927 in Amsterdam), tells a remarkable story about her father
Below follows a description of a part of the life of his grandparents Geert Jacobs Snip, born on 20-10-1870 in Enumatil and married to Froukje
On the gravestone of Lutske Snip, the following text is written: “deceased while saving her child August 9, 1926.” When someone reads something like this,