PARENTEEL DE MAARÉ III.e Frederik W Stutterheim

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1931, 9-11: Alg. Handelsblad: DS. F.W. STUTTERHEIM. †

In „Levensavond" te Nijmegen is op bijna 87-jarigen leeftijd overleden de emerituspredikant der Ned. Herv. Kerk ds. F. W. Stutterheim. In 1869 Evang. Luth. predikant geworden, diende hij de gemeenten te Stadskanaal (1869—1872) en Middelburg (1872— 1875). Daarna ging hij over tot de Ned. Herv. Kerk, en stond achtereenvolgens te Oosterland (1876—1879), Austerlitz (1879—1886) en Glnniken (1880—1916). In het laatste jaar verkreeg hij eervol emeritaat. Voor de verspreiding der rechtzinnige beginselen heeft hij veel gedaan, ook als bestuurslid der Vereeniging voor Inwendige Zending in Noord- Brabant en Limburg, waarvan hij nög eerelid was. Van het Classicaal Bestuur van Breda is hij vele jaren lid geweest.

Frederik Willem Stutterheim's vrouw, Magdalena Maria van 't Hooft, is de zus van de zijn zwager: Ferdinanda Stutterheim trouwde met Jacob van 't Hooft.

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* 1886, 29-3: Stadsarchief Breda, BR Ginniken en Bavel: meldt het hele gezin Stutterheim-Van 't Hoofd.

* 1931, 9-11: Prov. Geldersche en Nijmeegsche Courant: Heden ontsliep zacht en kalm in vollen vrede onze innig geliefde Echtgenoot, Vader, Behuwd-, Groot- en Overgrootvader FREDERIK WILLEM STUTTERHEIM, Em.-Pred., in den ouderdom van ruim 86 jaar, Nijmegen: J. R. T. STUTTERHEIM— IMMINK; Z.-A. Johannesburg: Dr. N. A. STUTTERHEIM. G. STUTTERHEIM— ROOS en Kinderen; U.S.A. Prairie View, Kansas: L. K. STUTTERHEIM. T. STUTTERHEIM— VAN DIEST Kinderen en Kleinkind; Bilthoven, Jan Steenlaan 19: C. J. HEFFENER— STUTTERHEIM. J. H. HEFFENER en Kind. Nijmegen, 8 Nov. 1931. „Levensavond", Kwakkenbergweg 320. Verzoeke geen bloemen. De begrafenis zal plaats hebben op „Rustoord", Woensdag 11 November a.s., om -2 uur van het sterfhuis.

kind 2: Nicolaas Anton Stutterheim

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Nikolaas (or Nicolaas) Anton Stutterheim, medical practitioner and ophthalmologist, initially studied theology in Utrecht, but then changed direction and studied medicine at the University of Leiden, qualifying as a licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries (LSA, London) in 1905. He then came to South Africa as a medical practitioner at Ermelo, in the Transvaal Colony, and was registered to practice in 1906. In 1910 he returned to The Netherlands and qualified as an ophthalmologist at the University of Leiden. At some time he also worked as an assistant at the Eye Clinic of the University of Leiden. While in the Netherlands he married Elizabeth Catharina van Nouhuys, with whom he had four children. She died in 1926.

Back in South Africa Stutterheim settled in Bethal, but in 1926 moved to Johannesburg. There he continued his studies and qualified as Doctor of Medicine (MD) at the University of the Witwatersrand in 1929, after which he built up an active practice. His doctoral thesis was published under the title Indications for the kinetic treatment of the eyes, as a monograph supplement to the British Journal of Ophthalmology (1931, 82 p.)

According to Dr A. Pijper*(1953), Stutterheim was first and foremost a philosopher, who's outlook led him to make a detailed study of the physiology of vision, and particularly human binocular vision. He developed novel theories of asthenopia [weakness of vision owing to strain or weakness of the eye muscles] and strabismus [squint], and put them to practical use with some success, though they remained controversial. His work was published in the form of several scientific papers: 'The convergence of human binocular vision' (1932), 'The primary position of the eyes' (1933) and 'Involuntary convergence, eyestrain and squint' (1942), all in the British Journal of Ophthalmology; and 'The divergence of the primary position of the eyes' (Australian Journal of Optometry, 1934). The applications of his theories were set out in three books: Eyestrain and convergence (1937, 80 p.), Squint and convergence; a study in di-ophthalmology (1946, 95 p.) and Introduction to diophthalmology (1950, 43 p.)

Stutterheim was awarded the Senior Captain Scott Memorial Medal of the South African Biological Society in 1951, in recognition of his ophthalmological work.

* 1926, 7-7: Leidsch Dagblad: "Heden bereikte ons het droevig bericht van het overlijden onzer lieve zuster en schoonzuster en tante Elisabeth Catharina Stutterheim, geboren Van Nouhuys te Johannesburg in den ouderdom van 51 Jaren. Uit aller naam: H.J. van Nouhuys, Zierikzee, den 6en July 1926."

kind 2.4 Niko Stutterheim

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Bachelor of Science in Engineering, University Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1937. Doctor of Science in Engineering, University Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1961. Doctor of Laws (honorary), University Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1989.

Doctor of Science (honorary), University Cape Town, South Africa, 1979.

Career: Chemical engineer Pretoria (South Africa) Portland Cement, 1938-1943. Research engineer University Witwatersrand, 1943-1945. Senior research officer Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, South Africa, 1946-1955, director NBRI South Africa, 1955-1959, vice president South Africa, 1959-1967, deputy president South Africa, 1967-1970.

Managing director Noristan Holdings, South Africa, 1970-1977. Chairman or director 26 companies, —, from 1977. Deputy chairman Atomic Energy corporation, South Africa, 1981-1985.

Board directors Dekra Certified Services, South Africa, Elcon Systemtechnik (Proprietary ) Ltd., South Africa. President Associate Science and Technology Societies South Africa, 1977-1978.

Married Mary Elizabeth Connell, February 7, 1942. Children: Jan Anton, Catherine Mary, Konrad, Adrian Henk, Philip Oswald.

kind 4.2: John W. Stutterheim

bron: The Norton Telegram, 8-12-2009: John. W. Stutterheim was born April 20, 1916 in Prairie View and died Dec. 4 at the age of 93. Mr. Stutterheim was the son of Louis K. and Trentie (Van Diest) Stutterheim. He grew up in Prairie View, attended rural grade school and graduated from Prairie View High School. On April 4, 1939, John and Hazel Brunson were united in marriage in Prairie View. They made their home in Prairie View and Logan communities before retiring and moving to Norton in 1981. John was a member of the Prairie View Reformed Church and later the Norton Christian Church.

Survivors include: his wife, Hazel of the Andbe Home in Norton; five children, Roger and Shirley Stutterheim, Almena; Rebecca Smith, Norton; Belinda and Tom Bauer, Almena; Spencer and Paula Stutterheim, Prairie View; Cynthia and Linley Woelk, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; 13 grandchildren; Mark and Kellie Stutterheim, Rex and Kristi Stutterheim, Regina and Gary Beikman, Greg and Honor Smith, Bryan and Yana Smith, Maranda Smith, Cory and Angelia Bauer, Joey Bauer, Brandy and Jeremy Coozennoy, Will and Jamie Stutterheim, Dustin, Christopher, and Raylin Woelk; 13 great grandchildren; other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and five brothers. Funeral services were held Dec. 7 at Norton Christian Church. Burial was at Prairie View Cemetery, Prairie View.

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