Adrian (Edward) van Eck

Birth11 Sep 1890 - Cascade, Kent County, Michigan, United States of America

Death25 Jan 1966 - Holland, Ottawa County, Michigan, United States of America

MotherDIENA "DENA" KASTELIJN

FatherAart Markenstein van Eck or Van Eck

Born in Cascade, Kent County, Michigan, United States of America on 11 Sep 1890 to Aart Markenstein van Eck or Van Eck and DIENA "DENA" KASTELIJN. Adrian (Edward) van Eck married Josephine May Rappold and had 7 children. He passed away on 25 Jan 1966 in Holland, Ottawa County, Michigan, United States of America.

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Parents

Aart Markenstein Van Eck Or Van Eck
1850 - 1912

Diena "Dena" Kastelijn
1853 - 1935

Spouse(s)

Josephine May Rappold
1889 - 1925

Cornelia De Jonge
1894 - 1990

Jessie Rappapold
1890 - Unknown

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Edward Arthur Vaneck
1916 - 1996

Marvin Jay Van Eck
1926 - 1998

Arthur Dale Vaneck
1929 - 2012

James Edward Van Eck
1917 - 1992

June E Cook
1917 - 2012

Marvin Jay Van Eck
1926 - 1998

June Cook
1918 - Unknown

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