Community Mûnein

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1 community

1.1 population
1.2 famous (former) residents of mûnein
1.3 streets





community
population

1954 - 791
1969 - 775
1964 - 731
1969 - 666
1974 - 638
2006 - 701

famous (former) residents of mûnein

lieuwe westra (september 11, 1982) - cyclist

streets

doctor kijlstrawei - 1860 -1910 doctor had medical practice uniastate , succeeded son.
earn buorren - description of meaning of name missing file. piece description should have been part of letter of master sannes name apparently lost. sannes has been postponed in 1949.
flaaksikkers- referring former flasfabriek.
flokhernepaad- name of region, once people sent there, residents of oentsjerk / mûnein embarrassed. herne old frisian corner. cursed corner .
halligenwei- halich in old country name. fan traditionally in name of area south of mûnein. little halligen: field , countryside south of mûnein, great halligen, field between mûnein , drive.
jelte binneswei - jelte binnes oosterhof
k rienewerfstrjitte - klaas rien yard killed in first may days of 1940 on ofslútdyk war victim. buried in burial place of oentsjerk.
kaetsjemuoiwei - street names in 1949 wanted give name because kaetsjemuoibos, so-called kaetsjemuoipad kaetsjemuoiland , near street were. name of road, kaetsjemuoiwei old , established. kaetsjemuoi bosk s behind staniastate in eastern oentsjerk. issue in folk kaetsjemuoi hot mouth not known. possible renamed st. catherine (or kaetsje tryntsje) beskerm saint of area.
mûnewei- former mill mûnein named mûne frisian mill.
ottemawei- nanne ottema
aukje wijbengastrjitte- aukje wijbenga wrote 2 books on mûnein tsjerk , read.






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