Joseph DeBoer
Joseph De Boer, one of the oldest Dutch settlers of the city, and for fifty-one year teamster for the Nelson-Matter Furniture Company, and its predecessor, the C.C. Comstock Furniture Company, died at his home, 222 Turner St., March 17, 1912. Mr. De Boer came here from the Netherlands in 1855 and in 1861 he was married to Miss Martha Moerdyke. They had eleven children, all of whom still live.
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| Title | Joseph DeBoer |
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| Format | Photograph |
| Location In Photo | Grand Rapids MI |
| Collection | Nelson Matter |
| Rights | This image was reproduced with permission from the Grand Rapids Public Museum. Photographs may not be reused without permission and must credit the "Collections of the Grand Rapids Public Museum." For rights and reproduction information contact: Grand Rapids Public Museum, Collections Department, 272 Pearl Street NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49504: Phone 616-929-1809. |
| Institution | Grand Rapids Public Museum |
| Physical Storage Location | Grand Rapids Public Museum Archives |