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Barend Groen, birth 15 Mar 1859 Amsterdam, Holland, died 12 Feb 1943 Auschwitz, Poland, son of Jacob Groen and Naatje Weinberg Jacob GROEN, birth 9 may 1827 AMSTERDAM Married to: Naatje WIJNBERG, birth 16 sep 1834 AMSTERDAM * Barend GROEN, birth 15 mar 1859 AMSTERDAM, died 12 feb 1943 AUSCHWITZ * Cosman GROEN, birth 11 dec 1860 AMSTERDAM * Mietje GROEN, birth 11 dec 1862 AMSTERDAM * Abraham GROEN, birth 26 aug 1864 AMSTERDAM * Judic GROEN, birth 23 mar 1866 AMSTERDAM * Sara GROEN, birth 17 dec 1867 AMSTERDAM * Femmina GROEN, birth 10 jan 1872 AMSTERDAM * Mozes GROEN, birth 19 jan 1874 AMSTERDAM, died 29 jul 1875 AMSTERDAM * Salomon GROEN, birth 21 mar 1875 AMSTERDAM Married 7 Nov 1883 Amsterdam, Holland to: Roosje Wurms, birth 21 Jan 1865 Amsterdam, Holland, died 12 Feb 1943 Auschwitz, Poland |
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1) Marianne Groen, birth 12 Mar 1890 Amsterdam, Holland, died 27 Oct 1920 Amsterdam, Holland I have her siddur. She died in childbirth. to: Benedictus Ben Furth, birth 11 Apr 1889 Amsterdam, Holland, died 6 Feb 1945 Wijhe, Holland, son of Simon I Furth and Vogel Verdoner He and his family lived in Amsterdam during the war. After the war in 1946 his widow Annie went to Zandvoort with her sons. I sent them some corrections as well regarding my fathers decease. He died on 06/02/1945 near a small village in the east part of Holland "Wijhe". After he was arrested in January in Amsterdam, he was transported by a German police truck to Westerbork. On the way they were shot at by an Allied fighter plane. It was a tragic coincidence. My father had been standing since departure from Amsterdam. A lady said: mister Furth don't you want to sit down for a change? My father started to refuse but after so insistence he sat down and was deadly injured by the firing a little later. All the other prisoners fled, were assisted by the local people and survived. He was buried in Wijhe and after the war in 1945 reburied in Amsterdam. Some 12 years later he was reburied again at the field of honour in Loenen, close to Apeldoorn. |