Marten Harms Tjaden|b. June 17, 1842\nd. January 12, 1887|p3329.htm|Harms Harms Tjaden|b. March 15, 1806\nd. August 1, 1865|p3323.htm|Rebecca Martens Valentÿn|b. November 6, 1810\nd. September 25, 1889|p3415.htm|Harm Tjaden|d. circa 1806|p3322.htm|Elke Folkerts|d. April 4, 1822|p884.htm|Marten Valentÿn|b. 1755\nd. January 17, 1838|p3414.htm|Töpke Freerks|d. August 21, 1825|p889.htm|
Martin Valentine Tjaden mustered on to the sailing ship Schwan on December 23, 1859. The ship was sailing from Bremen to England. The record shows Martin's date of birth as 1841 and that he resided in Aurich.4
Marten Harms Tjaden was enumerated on the US Census Population Schedule1880 of June 1, 1880, German Township, at Grundy County, Iowa. Martin Tjaden and his family was living with his wife's mother. His occupation is listed as sailor..6
[S514] Tjaden Family, Heilige Schrift (Tjaden Bible) (Omaha, Nebraska: J. M. French and Company, 1896); Vivolyn Keninger, Spencer, Iowa. Hereinafter cited as Heilige Schrift (Tjaden Bible).
[S598] Martin Harms Tjaden confirmation, Fenruary 6, 1861, Vivolyn Keninger, The Highlands, Spencer, Clay County, Iowa. Unknown manuscript info.
[S934] Letter from Evert Tjaden (e-mail address) to Dennis Day, May 10, 2007; in the possession of Dennis Day (Oregon, Wisconsin).
[S646] Albert Valentine Tjaden entry; Schwan Ship's Crew List, December 23, 1859; in FS 5364 (Provo, Utah: The Generations Network, Inc.).
[S614] Martin Harms Tjaden entry; New York Passenger List, March 25, 1868; in M237 (Provo, Utah: The Generations Network, Inc.), M237_292.
[S517] United States Census Office, 1880 U. S. Census, Population Schedule, German Township, Grundy County, Iowa (Washington, DC: National Archives and Records Administration, 1880). Hereinafter cited as 1880 U. S. Census, Population Schedule, German Township, Grundy County, Iowa.
[S731] State of Iowa Census Office., 1885 State of Iowa Census, Franklin County, Iowa (Des Moines, Iowa: Iowa Genealogical Society, 1885). Hereinafter cited as 1885 State of Iowa Census, Franklin County, Iowa.
[S515] Hans Georg Boyken, Wo sind sie geblieben? Ostfriesen in Amerika (Bancroft, Iowa: Historical Publishing, 1998), Vol 1, p. 21. Hereinafter cited as Wo sind sie geblieben? Ostfriesen in Amerika.
[S516] Martin Harms Tjaden, Cemetery Marker, Sts. Peter and Paul Church, German Township, Grundy County, Iowa, Read by Dennis Day, August 2006.