Van Laarhoven, Rothammer & Kummer Family Photos
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Cornelius Van Laarhoven & Jacoba Wouters-Van Laarhoven who

Thought to be the Wouters Family

Thought to be the Wouters Family

First Communion Picture
L to R: Clara & Ludmilla Rothamer

Jacoba Wouters and daughter of William Wouters. Born March 1, 1862 in North Brabant, Holland. One of five children - siblings are Peer, Petronella, Ponme & Jan. Jacba Married Cornelius Van Laarhoven

Johanna Wouters and daughter of Jan Wouters

Cornelius & Jacoba Van Laarhoven Family -

Cornelius Van Laarhoven and two of his sons.

Cornelius Van Laarhoven and Sons - Standing -Johannis, aka Johnny or Jack and Johannes, aka John or Big John

Cornelius Van Laarhoven and sons Henry and John

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Toon Van Laarhoven and brother of Cornelius Van Laarhoven

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Theodorus (Ted) Van Laarhoven - son of Cornelius and Jacoba Van Laarhoven

Johannes (John) Van Laarhoven - son of Cornelius and Jacoba Van Laarhoven. Photo taken while still in Holland

Antonius (Anthony or Tony) Van Laarhoven - son of Cornelius and Jacoba Van Laarhoven. Photo taken while still in Holland

Antonius (Anthony or Tony) Van Laarhoven - son of Cornelius and Jacoba Van Laarhoven. Photo taken while still in Holland

Crijfogonus Ambrosius Martinus (Martin) Van Laarhoven - son of Cornelius and Jacoba Van Laarhoven. Photo taken while still in Holland

Crijfogonus Ambrosius Martinus (Martin) Van Laarhoven, age 6 - son of Cornelius and Jacoba Van Laarhoven. Photo taken while in Holland

Martin Van Laarhoven - son of Cornelius and Jacoba Van Laarhoven and father of Josephine Van Laarhoven-Reinhold

Martin Van Laarhoven - son of Cornelius and Jacoba Van Laarhoven and father of Josephine Van Laarhoven-Reinhold

Martin Van Laarhoven on his farm in Little Black Wisconsin - 1953

Martin Van Laarhoven - son of Cornelius and Jacoba Van Laarhoven and father of Josephine Van Laarhoven-Reinhold

Martin Van Laarhoven on his favorite horse, Frank. The horse lived a long life due to loving care, including cooking his grain before it was eaten. Apparently, the horse's teeth "went bad." Frank was finally put down due to old age and the fact that he could no longer eat.