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    • History
      • The most important Slotemaker History is the Slotemaker Story by Henry Slotemaker and the Story of Anna by Henry Spaan--- both of which has its own section below on this Contents listing.
      • The Genealogical Accounting
        • You can track the Generations of American Slotemakers with details and some photos in a genealogical format which has been slightly altered. The genealogical accounting tracks both the descendants of John Slotemaker, and his sister Anna. 
      • Generation Tracker
        • You can see the Generations of American Slotemakers rendered graphically in a way which makes it easy to track the Generations, 1 - 6. This works the same way as this collapsible/expandable list you are currently using. If you want to know if you are a Generation 5 Slotemaker Cousin and thus one of the Slotemaker Cousins referenced in this website, this would be your means to determining that.
      • Anna Slotemaker Generation Tracker
      • Aagje Keppel Slotemaker Generation Tracker
        • We have tracked the Generations of Dutch Keppels who stayed behind in Holland after Aagje and Cornelis moved to America. As one looks over the generations of Keppels one sees the history of Europe of the past century reflected in what happened to the Keppel family in Noord Sharwoude.
      • Alida Muller Generation Tracker
    • Feedback
      • The Info Input System
      • Email Address List
        • This likely does not require much explanation. If you would like your email address added, simply send an email from any of the various email links. And if you'd like your email address removed, simply ask and it will be removed.
    • Fun & Games & Music
      • The Slotemaker Juke Box
        • A baker's dozen of Dutch songs with maybe one or two American songs mixed in. If you choose 'continuous' the juke box will randomly play from the song list. Or you can choose a specific song from the drop down list. With the 'continuous' or 'random' options, songs may seem to repeat, as they are randomly generated. 
          • To turn on the Slotemaker Juke Box you have to use the link at the top of the Fun & Games section on the left panel. You must start the Juke Box from there as the code which opens the Juke Box window does not cooperate well with the code which renders this collapsible list.
      • Concentrate on the Slotemakers
        • Same principle as the TV game show, Concentration, only here everything you have to concentrate on is Slotemaker related. The timer starts from the moment the game appears, so start clicking those tiles as soon as you see them. If you get tired of Concentrate 1 you can go to Concentrate II and see some fresh faces. We believe Agnes is the time to beat, at 2:07. Concentrate III has more faces and Concentrate IV is in color and the faces are all Generation 5 Slotemaker Cousins.
      • Slotemaker Spot Light
        • This will shine a concentrated light on the original American Slotemakers. If you want to turn on a light bright enough to light up all the Slotemakers, just click the spot light.
      • The Slotemaker Test
        • Twelve easy questions, simple to answer for most Slotemakers, gleaned from information on this website. After you read the instructions you may have to scroll down to see the entire test window.
      • The Slotemaker Puzzle
      • The Slotemaker Mug Shot Wall
        • A collection of very small versions of various faces you will find in the Slotemaker's website. Most of the faces are clickable and will bring you to the source of the photo.
      • Automatic Input Form
        • Some people have trouble thinking of what to say in a form. This takes care of that for you. You don't need to think, just type and the Automatic Input Form will take care of the thinking for you.
      • Dutchman
        • While called Dutchman, it may seem like another game that goes by the name of Hangman. The instructions tell you that all the answers are on the Slotemaker website. However, one of those words is brookies. And this is the only place you will find that word on the website. The words are randomly generated from a list of 60, so they may repeat. 
      • Dutch Rock
        • You can choose to hear some Dutch Rock or listen to a Dutch radio station. There will be a rocking and rolling Dutch Boy flying about who may make it difficult to click the links. You'll just have to click fast while he is out of the way. 
    • Memory
      • The Memory section has various items about our Slotemaker ancestors
    • Miscellaneous
    • The Slotemaker Story
      • Written by Henry Slotemaker, this is the heart of the Slotemaker website. Without this there would be no Slotemaker website and there would be no written history of the first American Slotemakers. Photos, documents and additional information have been added to the original Slotemaker Story.
        • Part 1: Holland
          • We meet Cornelis and Aagje Slotemaker, Generation 1 of the American Slotemakers as the family prepares to leave Holland.
        • Part 2: America
          • Cornelis and Aagje, and John and Anna, start their new life in America, in Iowa. Eight years later a family called Kramer with a daughter named Tillie comes to Iowa from Holland. The family starts getting restless. Word comes of a town in the Far West, named Lynden.
        • Part 3: Lynden
          • John is sent west to check out Lynden. He returns with stories of huge trees, mountains, and a land resembling Holland. The decision is made to join the great American migration and move the family west.
        • Part 4: Born American
          • Just over 100 years ago, the first American Slotemaker, Cornelius, is born, followed by Henry, Agnes, Dick, Otto and Jessie's one and two.
        • Part 5: Slotemaker Farm
          • 100 acres is bought a few miles east of Lynden on which a new house is built. The 50th Wedding Anniversary of Cornelis and Aagje takes place in 1912, followed 2 years later by the death of Aagje. World War I and the flu epidemic are among the other calamites of the early years on the Slotemaker Farm.
        • Part 6: 1918-1964
          • This part of the Slotemaker Story covers the family growing up, leaving the farm, getting married, starting their own families and ends with the death of the great grandma of the Generation 5 Slotemaker Cousins, Tillie Kramer Slotemaker.
          • read The Slotemaker Story now
          • also read the Anna Slotemaker Story, Henry Spaan's account of his memories of his Grandma Anna Slotemaker Spaan, the sister of John Slotemaker
          • also read the Alida Muller Story by Augusta DeVries
As you click THE SLOTEMAKERS LOGO more details will appear. Some subjects, such as the Slotemaker Story, are 4 levels deep, so click til you get to the bottom of everything. Anything on the list may be accessed from the various links on the left panel. Access links are also at the lowest level of the lists. You may collapse the list by clicking on a subject heading. This particular feature works in Internet Explorer. Click THE SLOTEMAKERS LOGO to start expanding the list.