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Match 5,001 til 5,050 fra 14,448
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| 5001 | 1843-1879 Fårup, Sabro, Århus opslag 132 lbnr. 5 tilgang 1865 Bodil Kirstine Christiansen, 21 Sept. 24 Daglejerkone, fra Lyngbye 18. Sept 65 | Christiansen, Bodil Kirstine (I1062)
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| 5002 | 1845-1864 Sønder Vissing, Tyrsting, Skanderborg opslag ny 157 1855 22. November Ungkarl Jens Peder Christensen i Virklund, 25 Aar gammel født i Virklund og Pigen Bodild Marie Sørensen i Sønder Visssing, 19 Aar, Datter af Gaardmand Søren Fisker i S. Vissing. Forlovere: Søren Jensen Fisker i S. Vissing og Christen Jensen i Virklund. 1849-1858 Them, Vrads, Skanderborg opslag ny 281 lbnr. 42 afgangsliste 1856 9/10 Jens Peter Christensen 26 Husmand og Bodil Matrie Sørensen 19 3/4 hans Hustru til Feuling Sogn 1851-1866 Føvling, Tyrsting, Skanderborg opslag ny 139 lbnr. 24 tilgangsliste 1856 10/10 Jens Peter Christensen med Kone 26 Husfolk fra Them d. 9. Oktober 1856 Skanderborg, Tyrsting, Føvling, Føvling Skoledistrikt, Aastrup By, Et Hus, 84, FT-1860 Jens Peter Christensen 30 Gift Husfader. Husmand Them Sogn, Skanderborg Amt Bodil Marie Sørensen 24 Gift Hans Kone Sønder Vissing Sogn, Skanderborg Amt Christen Peter Christensen 4 Ugift Deres Barn Føvling Sogn, Skanderborg Amt Johanne Marie Christensen 1 Ugift Deres Barn Føvling Sogn, Skanderborg Amt Jens Sørensen 26 Ugift Træskokarl Sønder Vissing Sogn, Skanderborg Amt Skanderborg, Nim, Nim, Nim Sogn, Nim By, et hus, 46, FT-1880 Jens Peder Christensen 49 Gift Husfader, Træskomand Them, Skanderborg Amt Bodil Marie Sørensen 43 Gift Hans Hustru Sønder Vissing S. Skanderborg Amt Christen Peter Christensen 23 Ugift Deres Børn Føvling S. Skanderborg Amt Inger Kjerstine Christensen 15 Ugift Deres Børn Nim S. Skanderborg Amt Johanne Marie Christensen 13 Ugift Deres Børn Nim S. Skanderborg Amt Søren Christensen 11 Ugift Deres Børn Nim S. Skanderborg Amt Maren Jensine Hermine Christensen 7 Ugift Deres Børn Nim S. Skanderborg Amt Boline Marie Kjerstine Christensen 4 Ugift Deres Børn Nim S. Skanderborg Amt Niels Marius Christensen 2 Ugift Deres Børn Nim S. Skanderborg Amt Skanderborg, Nim, Nim, Nim By, Et Hus Bræstenbro, 36, FT-1890 Jens Peter Christensen 59 Enke Husfader Træskomand Virklund Them Sogn Aarhus Amt Inger Kirstine Christensen 25 Ugift Hans Børn Nim Aarhus Amt Maren Jensine Hermine Christensen 17 Ugift Hans Børn Nim Aarhus Amt Boline Marie Kjerstine Christensen 15 Ugift Hans Børn Nim Aarhus Amt Niels Marius Krestensen 12 Ugift Hans Børn Nim Aarhus Amt Bartolomaus Tidor Christensen 8 Ugift Hans Børn Nim Aarhus Amt Skanderborg, Nim, Nim, Nim, 42, 47, FT-1901 Jens Peder Christensen 18301006 E Husfader Træskomager og husejer Them Sogn Skanderborg Amt Inger Kirstine Christensen 18640314 U Barn Husbestyrerinde og syerske Nim Sogn Skanderborg Amt Niels Marius Christensen 18771206 U Barn Skomagersvend Nim Sogn Skanderborg Amt | Christensen, Jens Peter (I507401)
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| 5003 | 1846-1851 Fruering opslag 12 tilgang 1851 Peder Sørensen, 30, Huusmand fra Krekjer og Maren Jørgensdatter 24 hans Hustru fra Malling FT 1855 Fruering, Skaarup opslag 22 Peder Sørensen 33 gift Malling Husfader Lever af sin Jordlod Maren Jørgensdatter 27 gift ligeså hans Kone Ane Marie Pedersen 3 ugift her i Sognet barn Søren Pedersen 2 ugift her i Sognet barn 1851-1864 Fruering opslag 183 afgang 1855 Peder Sørensen, 34 Hmd og Maren Jørgensdatter, 28 hans Kone samt deres børn Ane Marie Pedersen, 4 og Søren Pedersen 1. til Thulstrup. 1848-1869 Tulstrup, Skanderborg Amt opslag 219 tilgang 1855 Peder Sørensen og Hustru med datter Ane Marie Pederssdatter samt Søn Søren Pedersen, 33, 27, 3, 1½ Boelsmand Jaungyde. Fra Fruering med skudsmaal af Sognepræsten 13. April 1855. | Jørgensdatter, Maren (I503117)
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| 5004 | 1847-1854 Linå, Gjern, Skanderborg opslag ny 140 1852 Ungkarl Andreas Jensen, 30 Aar Tjenestekarl i Seits og Pigen Pethrea Winkler, 17 Aar, uægte Datter af Smedesvend i Aarhus Peder Petersen og Ane Marie Winkler gift med indsidder, Christen Nielsen i Nylykke ved Haarup. Forlovere: Indsidder Christen Nielsen i Nylykke, Aftægtsmand Anders Hansen Bjørnholt i Seits. Blev ikke ægteviet. Andreas Jensen, f. i Tømmerby, Them 26. November 1821, flytter fra Sejs til Kragelund 24. maj 1854 og bliver her gift med Inger Kirstine Ingersdatter 19. juni 1854. KB Linå 1847-1854 ops. 49. Kragelund 1850-1861 ops 189 og 155 FT 1880 Kragelund 1847-1854 Linå, Gjern, Skanderborg opslag 46 lbnr. 88 afgangsliste 1853 Petrea Winkler d. 31. Oktober, 20, Tjenestepige fra Skjellerup til Farre KB 1848-1867 Sporup, Gjern, Skanderborg opslag 131 1853 tilgangsliste lbnr. 25 1/11 Petrea Winkler, 19, Tjenestetyende fra Linaa FT 1855 Røgen, Gjern, Skanderborg, Sporup Skoledistrikt opslag 14 Petrea Pedersen, 21, Linaa, Tjenestefolk KB 1848-1867 Sporup, Gjern, Skanderborg opslag 174 1859 afgangsliste lbnr. 23 okt. Petrea Winkler, 25½, tjenestepige til Linaa Folketællingen 1870 Nygade 122, Silkeborg Petrea Winkler K 35 U Aarhus Jens Petersen M 10 U Silkeborg Søn Johanne Marie Karoline Carlsen K 3 U Silkeborg Datter FT1880 Silkeborg Østergade Ugift alenemor med 2 hjemmeboende børn, 46 år, arbejder på papirfabrikken Skanderborg, Gjern, Silkeborg Handelsplads, Østergade, Østergade Mat 43 Kjælderen, 161, FT-1880 Petrine Winkler 46 Ugift Husmoder, Arbejder på Papirfabrikken Århus Johanne Marie Caroline Carlsen 13 Ugift Børn Silkeborg Andrea Carlsen 8 Ugift Børn Silkeborg FT1890, Silkeborg Arbejderboliger papirfabrikken Gift med Johannes Carlsen. To hjemmeboende børn, Johanne 23 og Andrea 18 Skanderborg, Gjern, Silkeborg Handelsplads, Silkeborg Købstad, , 27, FT-1890 Johannes Karlsen 54 Gift HusfaderArbejder ved papirfabrikken. Sinding Sogn Viborg Amt Petra Karlsen 55 Gift Husmoder Århus Johanne Karlsen 23 Ugift Barn Silkeborg Andrea Karlsen 18 Ugift Barn Silkeborg | Winkler, Petrea (I500105)
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| 5005 | 1850-1866 Hornslet, øster Lisbjerg, Randers opslag ny 186 lbnr. 44-45rn til HesselballeBørn - 27. Oktober. Husmand Hesselballe fra Eskerod, Hornslet Sogn. | Bech, Peder Rasmussen (I500609)
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| 5006 | 1855-1873 Mårslet opslag lbnr. 28 afgang 1862 Maren Jensen 19 fra Hans Andersen Langballe til Trandbjerg Sogn 1857-1873 Tranbjerg opslag 103 lbnr. 10 tilgang 1862 1. Maj Maren Jensen 19 Tjenestepige fra Langballe 1857-1873 Tranbjerg opslag 128 lbnr. 23 afgang 1864 1. November Maren Jensen 21 Tjenestepige til Aarhus Aarhus, Hasle, Aarhus Købstad, Århus Købstad 13/skolegade, 27, FT-1880 Maren Jensen 38 Ugift Tjenestepige Langballe Mark, Maarslet Sogn | Jensen, Maren (I504364)
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| 5007 | 1856-1875 Silkeborg opslag 166 lbnr. 66 tilgang, 1868 23. Oktober, Anders Hansen, 33, Fabriksarbejder, med Hustru og 2 Børn, Roskj. Skanderborg, Gjern, Silkeborg Handelsplads, Silkeborg Købstad, Nygade No 130 Forhuset, 3, FT-1870 Anders Hansen 34 Gift Husfader Fabriksarbejder Sejerø Sogn Holbæk Amt Bodil Christensen 31 Gift Husmoder Rørby Sogn Holbæk Amt Rasmus Hansen 6 Ugift Søn Kalundborg Sogn Holbæk Amt Ane Marie Kathrine Hansen under et aar Ugift Datter Silkeborg Skanderborg, Gjern, Søby, Søbygaard, Søby Sogn, en gaard, 79, FT-1880 Anders Hansen 44 Gift Tjenestekarl Sejrø FT-1901 Harlev, Hus Sorgenfri (ejer Jens Poulsen) opslag 249 Anders Hansen 29/7 1835 Seierø ophold i sognet 1899 fra .... Sogn Husfader Dagleier ved Landbrug Bodil Kristensen 5/7 1837 Sjæland Husmoder ingen mulig erhverv FT-1906 Harlev, Hus Sorgenfri Matr Nr. 2 opslag 34 Anders Hansen 29/7 1839 Alderdomsunderstøttelse Bodil Kristensen 5/7 1837 Alderdomsunderstøttelse FT-1911 Harlev, opslag 17 Anders Hansen 29/7 1835 Seierø til sognet 1889 fra Svenstrup Husfader Daglejer ved Landbrug Alderdomsforsørgelse Bodil Hansen 5/7 1837 Rørby Holbæk Amt til sognet 1889 fra Svenstrup Husmoder | Hansen, Anders Sejerø (I503389)
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| 5008 | 1860-1875 Tved 1865 opslag 28, lbnr. 13 afgang Mads Anthon Madsen, 14, ... hos forældrene paa Øehoved til Aarhus | Madsen, Mads Anthon (I503239)
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| 5009 | 1892-1896 Århus Domsogn opslag 120 konfirmation 1896 11. Oktober, Mary Elisabeth Mathilde Henriksen Skovvej 2a, Ugift Fritsine Adolphine Henriksen. Født i Aarhus 25. August 1882, døbt 3. December samme Aar Agnes Kirstine Jensen blev født til Sofus Claranthius Jensen og Fritsine Adolfine Henriksen. Agnes blev døbt den 14. jan 1888, i Århus dom ops 256, Århus, Denmark. FT- 1. feb. 1906 Niels Juelsgade 11, Århus Anton Marius Holm M 29/6 1875 G Fader Murersvend Mary Mathilde Holm K 24/8 1882 G Moder Husmoder Selma Kristine Holm K 28/7 1902 U Datter FT- 1. feb. 1911 Niels Juelsgade11, Århus Anton Marius Holm M 29/6 1875 G Husfader Detailist Mary Mathilde Holm K 24/8 1882 G Husmoder Selma Kristine Holm K 28/7 1902 U Barn | Henriksen, Mary Elisabeth Mathilde Hintze (I504435)
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| 5010 | 1892-1913 Ørslevkloster opslag 227 1899 16. Januar, Hald. Kristen Nielsen, begravet 24. Januar 1899. Gmd i Hald Søn af Sognefoged Gmd Niels Hansen og Hustru Ane Jakobsdatter af Lundø, afdøde var gift med Kristine Katrine Kristensen af Hald. 40 Aar gl. FT 1890 Hald, Ørslevkloster opslag 50-51 Peter Albert Kristensen 65 heri sognet Husfader Gaardmand Ane Cecilie Kristensen født Offersen 47 Ørum Sogn, Viborg Husmoder hans Hustrue Kristen Nielsen 31 Lundø Gaardbestyrer hos husfaderen Kristine Katrine Nielsen født Kristensen 27 heri Sognet Husbestyrerinde hans Hustrue Kristine Petrea Nielsen 5 deres børn Nielsine Nielsen under 1 Aar deres børn 1892-1913 Ørslevkloster opslag 204 1899 8. December, Ungkarl Peder Sørensen af Hald, Søn af Formand ved Skovgaards Teglværk i Højslev Sogn, Kristen Sørensen og Hustru Marie Petersen, er født i Højslev Sogn 8. Marts 1875, 24 Aar gl. Og Enke, Gaardejerske Christine Cathrine Christensen af Hald. Datter af Gmd. Peter Albert Christensen (Løvig) og Hustru Ane Cæcilie Offersen af Hald, er født i Hald 1. Marts 1862. Enke efter Gmd Kristen Nielsen af Hald, død 16 Januar 1899. 37 Aar | Nielsen, Agnes (I502833)
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| 5011 | 1892-1919 Vejerslev, Morsø Sønder, Thisted opslag 268eder Glintborg Graversen og Hustru Jensine Andersen Nyby. Født i Vejerslev 14. Oktober 1903 | Graversen, Johan Kristen (I502091)
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| 5012 | 1892-1919 Vejerslev, Morsø Sønder, Thisted opslag 39rslev Mark Peder Glintborg Graversen og Hustru Jensine Andersen Nyby, 32 Aar.bsp; | Graversen, Johan Kristen (I502091)
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| 5013 | 1892-1921, Gloslunde, Lolland Øster, Maribo opslag 122 1913 14 August, Gloslunde, Oda Helvig Jensen døbt 9. November. Maler Albert Klaudius Jensen og Hustru Laura Marie født Nielsen, 17 Aar af Gloslunde. Faddere: Pige Dagmar Nielsen af Faardrup paa Sjælland. Pigen og Hustru Ellen født Hansen, Maler Anders Jensen alle tre af Gloslunde. 1913-1921 Århus Domsogn, Hasle, Århus opslag 104 1916 28. November, Harry Ingemann Jensen, Mejlgade 36, døbt 11. November 1917. Maler Albert Klaudius Jensen (24 Aar) og Hustru Louise Marie Nielsen. Faddere: Bager Frands Frandsen og Hustrue, Johanne. Landvæsenselev Villiam Nielsen, Valbygaard, Slagelse, Forældrene. 1913-1921 Århus Domsogn, Hasle, Århus opslag 409 1919 9. December, Margot Sylvia Jensen, døbt 7. Marts 1920. Maler Albert Klaudius Jensen (25 Aar) og Hustru Louise Marie Nielsen, 23, viet Gerlev 17/5-13. Faddere: Politibetjent Albert Andersen og Hustru: Karen, Maler H.C. Andersen. Forældrene. FT- 5. nov. 1925 Kaløgade 8, Århus Albert Klaudius Jensen 24/1 1893 Gloslunde Husfader Malermester Laura Marie Jensen 13/7 1896 Bergen Husmoder Oda Helvig Jensen 17/8 1913 Gloslunde Barn Harry Ingemann Jensen 28/11 1916 Aarhus Barn Margot Sylvia Jensen 9/12 1919 Aarhus Barn FT-1930 H. Guldbergsgade 47, Aarhus Albert Klaudine Jensen 24/1 1893 Gloslunde Husfader Malermester Laura Maria Jensen 13/7 1896 Bergen Husmoder gift 1913 4 børn Oda Helvig Jensen 17/8 1913 Gloslunde Barn Harry Ingemann Jensen 28/11 1916 Aarhus Barn Margot Sylvia Jensen 9/12 1919 Aarhus Barn Svend Børge Jensen 25/11 1925 Aarhus Barn | Nielsen, Laura Marie (I500848)
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| 5014 | 1908-06-30 Aarhus Stiftstidende Det bekendtg. herved at min kære Hustru, Ane Marie Steckhahn, født Jespersen i Formiddags er afgaaet ved Døden efter længere Tids Sygeleje. Aarhus, d. 29. Juni 1908 Paa Børns, Svigerbørns og egne Vegne G. M. Steckhahn (Slagter G. M. Steckhahns Hustru, 57 Aar, Bruunsgade 32) | Jespersen, Ane Marie (I501405)
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| 5015 | 1909-04-14 Aarhus Stiftstidendeved for Slægt og Venner af hans dybtsørgende Forældre og Søskende. Aarhuus, den 13. April 1909 Maren Duus Chr. Duus født Hansen Arbejdsmand | Duus, Holger August (I502391)
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| 5016 | 1911-1925 Olsker opslag 9 1912 26. Marts, Fødselsanstalten St. Johannes Sogn Aarhus, Ugift Tjenestepige Marie Hansine Nielsen, 26 Aar. Tim. dagen: Olsker hos Gaardejer Frigaard) Moderen født 12. Juli 1885 i Allinge 1875-1888 Allinge opslag 57 1885 12. Juli, Marie Hansine Nielsen, Hjemmedøbt 21. Juli 1885 i Kirken den 23. August 1885. Sømand Christian Michael Nielsen og Hustru Hansine Margrethe, født Sonne, 31 Aar gammel i Allinge | Vadt, Ejler Johannes (I504304)
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| 5017 | 1915 Mandtal Lindevej 3 Uffe Grosen Født: 1894-11-29 Seminarieelev Hvelplund Jensen Født: 0000-00-00 Seminarieelev Knud Peter Knudsen Født: 1865-06-15 Gymnastikl. Maren Knudsen Født: 1869-10-04 Husmoder Inger Knudsen Født: 1898-12-23 Barn Oluf Knudsen Født: 1908-01-29 Barn Karen Knudsen Født: 1910-06-26 Barn Johannes Terkelsen Født: 1895-06-24 Seminarieelev 1917 Mandtal Lindevej 3 Niels Hansen Birkelund Født: 1890-01-04 Seminarieelev Axel Kiilerich Født: 1898-01-31 Seminarieelev Knud Peter Knudsen Født: 1865-06-15 Gymnastikl. Maren Knudsen Født: 1869-10-04 Husmoder Inger Knudsen Født: 1898-12-23 Barn Oluf Knudsen Født: 1908-01-29 Barn Karen Knudsen Født: 1910-06-26 Barn Holger Terkelsen Født: 1896-11-29 Seminarieelev 1923 Mandtal Lindevej 3 Ejlif Andersen Født: 1903-09-13 Seminarieelev Søren Peter Hansen Født: 1903-07-14 Seminarieelev Knud Peter Knudsen Født: 1865-06-15 Gymnastiklærer Maren Knudsen Født: 1869-10-04 Husmoder Oluf Knudsen Født: 1908-01-29 Skoleelev Karen Knudsen Født: 1910-10-26 Skoleelev Viktor Johan Petersen Født: 1898-10-07 Seminarieelev 1925 Mandtal Lindevej 3 Knud Peter Knudsen Født: 1865-06-15 Gymnastiklærer Maren Knudsen Født: 1869-10-04 Husmoder Oluf Knudsen Født: 1908-01-29 Seminarieelev Karen Knudsen Født: 1910-06-26 Realskoleelev Inger Knudsen Født: 1898-12-23 Lærerinde Alfred Kristian Olesen Født: 1903-03-06 Seminarieelev Anker Damgaard SkriverFødt: 1907-10-02Seminarieelev 1929 Mandtal Lindevej 3 Hansine Kathrine Jensen Født: 1811-02-22 Seminarieelev Knud Peter Knudsen Født: 1865-06-15 Gymnastiklærer Maren Knudsen Født: 1869-10-04 Husmoder Karen Knudsen Født: 1910-06-25 Seminarieelev Johannes Kold-Pedersen Født: 1899-11-29 1933 Mandtal Lindevej 3 Anna Marie Josephsen Født: 1914-04-04 Seminarist Maren Knudsen Født: 1869-10-04 Husmoder Valborg Johanne Rasmussen Født: 1908-06-09 Seminarist 1937 Mandtal Lindevej 3 Karen Dorthea Christensen Født: 1914-06-23 Elev Karen Hvidberg Født: 1915-03-14 Elev Maren Knudsen Født: 1869-10-04 Pensioneret FT-1930 Lindevej 3 Silkeborg Husfader Knud Peter Knudsen 15. Juni 1865 Hornborg Skanderborg Amt Gymnastiklærer Hustru Maren Knudsen 4. Okt 1869 Fredericia Mark ingen særligt Datter Karen Knudsen 26. Juni 1910 Seminarieelev Silkeborg Logerende Johannes Kold-Pedersen 29. Nov 1899 Seminarieelev Aaby Aarhus Amt Logerende Hansine Kathrine Jensen 22. Feb 1911 Seminarieelev Esbjeg | Knudsen, Knud Peder (I501481)
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| 5018 | 1919-1928 Låsby opslag 55 1922 23 August, Edith Kristine Andersen, døbt 22. Oktober 1922. Ugift Tjenestepige Andrea Bolette Jensine Andersen, 24 Aar, 3/8 1898, Laasby Mark. Faddere: Bolsmand Anders Andersens Hustru af Laasby, Arbejdsmand Jens Lottrup og Hustru af Linaa samt Ungkarl Herold Justenborg af Taastrup, Harlev Sogn. Moderen opholdt sig Timaanedersdagen før Fødslen hos Cyklehandler Østerdahl, Galten, Framlev Herred. | Andersen, Andrea Bolette Jensine (I504759)
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| 5019 | 1930 Limfjordsvej 71, København Husfader Axel Henrik Hoffman Christensen 15. okt. 1891 Soderup Sogn Bryggerkusk Bryggeriet Stjernen Husmoder Ottine Marie Christensen2. aug. 1886 Glostrup Bryggeriarbejderske gift 1919 ingen børn | Hansen, Ottine Marie (I503723)
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| 5020 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Jensen, Elva Tulle (I2532)
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| 5021 | 1930 Sabro skema 9 Husfader Søren P. Sørensen 5. april 1874 Sporup Landbrug gift 1900 Husmoder Ane Marie Sørensen 7. sep. 1879 Niels Balle Sørensen 7. april 1901 Jenny Balle Sørensen 19. okt. 1898 | Sørensen, Søren Peter (I503772)
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| 5022 | 1930 Sabro skema 9 Husfader Søren P. Sørensen 5. april 1874 Sporup Landbrug gift 1900 Husmoder Ane Marie Sørensen 7. sep. 1879 Niels Balle Sørensen 7. april 1901 Jenny Balle Sørensen 19. okt. 1898 | Sørensen, Ane Marie Petra (I503771)
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| 5023 | 1930 Skoleholdervej 24, København Husfader Jens Christian Siegfred 24/10 1872 Karlebo Frederiksborg Kusk Husmoder Trine Marie Siegfred 24/9 1881 Thisted gift 1919 2 børn Datter Dagmar Kristine Siegfred 26/7 1920 København Søn Poul Christian Siegfred 4/1 1922 København Datter Anna Kathrine Christensen 7/10 1909 Silkeborg Ekspeditrice Flemming Robert Larsen 5/9 1927 København Slægtning | Siegfred, Jens Kristian (I504268)
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| 5024 | 1930 Villakvarteret, Holbæk Herman Landsperg 27. Aug 1878 København Husfader Fabrikant A/S Landsperg Bertha Emilie Landsperg 29. Mar 1892 Elsted Husmoder gift 1912 2 børn Henny Landsperg 30. Juni 1913 Holbæk Barn Ketty Landsperg 25. Dec 1914 Holbæk Barn Esther Verona Hansen 1. Maj 1909 Mørkøv Husassistent | Landsperg, Georg Christian Herman (I502424)
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| 5025 | 1942. Anmeldelser, bekendtgjorte i Statstidende i August Maanedslash;den. Firmaet | Post, Karen Marie (I505120)
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| 5026 | 1993-04-21: Dødsannonce - JP + Ås AVISUDKLIP: Jeg har mistet min gode ven Anker Kildegaard Kristensen Tranbjerg, den 19. april 1993 Karen Lind ---------------------- Vor kære far, svigerfar morfar, farfar og oldefar fhv. vulkanisør Anker Kildegaard Kristensen * 20. februar 1914 er stille sovet ind Tranbjerg, den 19. april 1993 Familien Begravelsen foregår fra Tranbjerg Kirke fredag den 23. april kl. 13.00 ------------------- 1993-04-21: Omtale i forbindelse med dødsfald - ÅS AVISUDKLIP: Forhenværende vulkanisør Anker Kildegaard Kristensen, Børup Tværvej 4, Tranbjerg, er død, 79 år. Han var født på gården »Bregnballe« i Ejstrup og arbejdede i sine unge dage på Århus-egnens Teglværker, indtil han i 1940 begyndte som vulkanisør i sin brors virksomhed i Vester Allé, Århus. I 1954 overtog han forretningen og flyttede i midten af 1950'erne som én af de første til nyt byggeri på Fabriksvej i Viby industrikvarter. Han var en af pionererne, der tilbød sine kunder betjening med servicevogn, og han var i hele sin karriere som vulkanisør medlem af DVMF/DSL. I 1989 solgte han forretningen, og indtil sin død passede han med stor ildhu både hus og have eksemplarisk. | Kristensen, Anker Kildegaard (I771)
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| 5027 | 20 May 1745 Bornholms Landdistrikters Skifteforvaltning Skifteprotokol 1741-1749 Christopher Andersen, Vestermarie Sogn 20 Maj 1745 Side 416 A. Mectel Hindzedatter Bergite Christophersdatter 6½ år | Andersen, Christopher (I2523)
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| 5028 | 202 Maren Rasmusdatter i Odder. 14.11.1771, fol.5. A: 1) bror Peder Rasmussen Skrædder i Odder 2) søster Mette Rasmusdatter, enke efter Mikkel Overgaard i Nølev 3) søster Anne Rasmusdatter, enke efter Peder Hansen i Oldrup ved søn Hans Pedersen ved skolen i Hundslund 4) Kirsten Rasmusdatter, død, var g.m. Morten [Christensen] i Odder. 7B: Rasmus Mortensen i Odder, Niels Mortensen sst, Jacob Mortensen sst, Christen Mortensen, død. 1B: Else Marie 12, Maren Mortensdatter g.m. Snedker Hans sst, Karen Mortensdatter g.m. Johan David, klejnsmed sst, Anne Mortensdatter 5) søster Karen Rasmusdatter, død, var g.m. Rasmus Mikkelsen i Nølev 6) halvsøster Anne Rasmusdatter g.m. Mikkel Jensen i Randlev 7) halvsøster Anne Rasmusdatter, enke efter Laurids Hansen, har ophold i Nølev. 95 Mette Rasmusdatter i Nølev. 25.5.1773, side 265. A: bror i Odder, søster Anne Rasmusdatter, enke efter Peder Hansen i Oldrup, søster Kirsten Rasmusdatter i Odder Bisgård, død. 7B: Jacob Mortensen sst, Niels Mortensen sst, Rasmus Mortensen i Frankegården i Odder, Christen Mortensen sst, død. 1B: Kirsten 7, Maren Mortensdatter g.m. Hans Jensen i Snedkergården i Odder, Karen Mortensdatter g.m. David Smed i Odder, Anne Mortensdatter, søster Karen Rasmusdatter, [skifte 13.6.1734 lbnr.3], var g.m. Rasmus Mikkelsen i Nølev. 2B: Anne g.m. Mikkel Jensen i Randlev, [Anne] g.m. Jens Jensen sst. Afdøde døde hos sin stedsøn Jens Mikkelsen i Nølev. | Rasmusdatter, Mette (I1231)
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| 5029 | 236 Mette Pedersdatter i Søby. 23.3.1761, fol.2B. E: Steffen Nielsen Smed. A: mor Helle Jensdatter i Fensten, søskende Maren Pedersdatter g.m. Jørgen Bertelsen sst, Jens Pedersen i Halling, Karen Pedersdatter g.m. Niels Jensen i Horsens, Anne Pedersdatter g.m. Henrik Hansen i Saksild, Søren Pedersen i Fillerup | Pedersdatter, Maren (I438)
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| 5030 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Hansen, Niels (I460)
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| 5031 | 261 Niels Hansen, ugift i Tvenstrup. 7.2.1780, fol.122. A: mor Anne Kirstine Nielsdatter g.m. Søren Jensen Højsgaard i Tvenstrup, bror Jens Hansen 21. FM: farbror Søren Jensen Højsgaard i Odder, halvsøster Johanne Sørensdatter 10. FM: farbror Søren Jensen Nedergaard i Tvenstrup. 261 262 Jens Hansen, ugift i Tvenstrup. 29.2.1780, fol.123. A: mor Anne Kirstine Nielsdatter g.m. Søren Jensen Højsgaard i Tvenstrup, halvsøster Johanne Sørensdatter 10. FM: farbror Søren Jensen Nedergaard i Tvenstrup. Arv efter afdødes far, [Hans Jensen Højsgaard] skifte 17.5.1764 lbnr.164. Arv efter afdødes bror Niels Hansen, skifte 7.2.1780 lbnr.261. 261 271 Maren Sørensdatter i Tvenstrup. 30.7.1781, fol.140. E: Jens Lund. A: mor Johanne Pedersdatter, søster Anne Sørensdatter, død, var g.m. Knud Bisgaard i Randlev. 3B: Søren 24, Johanne 20, Knud 17, halvsøskende Søren Jensen Højsgaard i Tvenstrup, Peder Jensen i Sander, Jens Jensen i Odder, Hans Jensen i Fensten, Søren Jensen Nedergaard i Tvenstrup, Maren Jensdatter g.m. Søren Ottesen i Odder. 261 290 Anne Kirstine Nielsdatter i Tvenstrup. 1.4.1784, fol.163. E: Søren Jensen Højsgaard. B: Johanne 16. FM: Søren Jensen Nedergaard i Tvenstrup. Arv efter afdødes børn af første ægteskab med [Hans Jensen Højsgaard i Tvenstrup, skifte 17.5.1764 lbnr.164]: Niels Hansen, skifte 7.2.1780 lbnr.261 og Jens Hansen, skifte 29.2.1780 lbnr.262. 261 164 Hans Jensen Højsgaard i Tvenstrup. 17.5.1764, fol.342B. E: Anne Kirstine Nielsdatter. LV: bror Jens Nielsen i Odder. B: Niels 11, Jens 5. FM: farbror Søren Jensen, tjener i Egholm i Odder, fasters mand Søren Rasmussen Højsgaard i Ondrup. | Nielsdatter, Anne Kirstine (I448)
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| 5032 | 262 Jens Hansen, ugift i Tvenstrup. 29.2.1780, fol.123. A: mor Anne Kirstine Nielsdatter g.m. Søren Jensen Højsgaard i Tvenstrup, halvsøster Johanne Sørensdatter 10. FM: farbror Søren Jensen Nedergaard i Tvenstrup. Arv efter afdødes far, [Hans Jensen Højsgaard] skifte 17.5.1764 lbnr.164. Arv efter afdødes bror Niels Hansen, skifte 7.2.1780 lbnr.261. | Hansen, Jens (I461)
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| 5033 | 266 Karen Andersdatter i Morsholt. 1.12.1780, fol.132. [Enke efter Niels Rasmussen Ørting i Morsholt, skifte 21.6.1756 lbnr.121]. B: 1) Rasmus Nielsen i Randlev, [skifte 25.10.1775 lbnr.238]. 6B: Rasmus 24, rytter, Karen g.m. Peder Madsen i Halling, Margrethe g.m. Lorents Baltsersen i Ajstrup, Maren g.m. Rasmus Jørgensen i Randlev, Cathrine, Niels 16 2) Anders Nielsen, tjener på herregården Skarsholm på Sjælland 3) Søren Nielsen i Ondrup 4) Helle Nielsdatter g.m. Jens Thomsen, rytter i Morsholt 5) Johanne Nielsdatter g.m. Christen Lauridsen i Morsholt 267 Helle Nielsdatter i Morsholt. 2.12.1780, fol.134B. E: Jens Thomsen. A: 1) bror Rasmus Nielsen i Randlev, [skifte 25.10.1775 lbnr.238]. 6B: Rasmus 24, rytter, Karen g.m. Peder Madsen i Halling, Margrethe g.m. Lorents Baltsersen i Ajstrup, Maren g.m. Rasmus Jørgensen i Randlev, Cathrine, Niels 16 2) bror Anders Nielsen, tjener på herregården Skarsholm på Sjælland 3) bror Søren Nielsen i Ondrup 4) søster Johanne Nielsdatter g.m. Christen Lauridsen i Morsholt | Nielsdatter, Helle (I505719)
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| 5034 | 339 Cathrine Rasmusdatter i Randlev. 17.1.1791, fol.226. E: Morten Mikkelsen. B: Anne Margrethe 3 uger. FM: morbror Rasmus Jørgensen i Randlev. | Rasmusdatter Solgaard, Cathrine (I503059)
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| 5035 | 366 Søren Christensen i Fillerup. 3.1.1770, fol.244B. E: Karen Nielsdatter. LV: svoger Søren Jensen i Tvenstrup. B: Christen 21, Niels 14, Abelone 12. FM: Frands Jensen i Fillerup, Søren Pedersen sst, morbror Jens Nielsen i Odder. | Christensen, Søren (I455)
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| 5036 | 378 Søren Jensen Fløjstrup i Malling. 4.8.1784, fol.55. E: Karen Robertsdatter. LV: morbror Rasmus Mikkelsen i Starup. B: Maren 6, Jens 4, Kirsten 6 uger. FM: farbror Jens Hansen i Over Fløjstrup, fasters mand Eskild Jacobsen i Malling. Desuden nævnes afdødes bror Peder Jensen på Vilhelmsborg. | Jensen, Søren (I507065)
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| 5037 | 44 Mette Simonsdatter i Saksild. 6.7.1754, side 167. Simonsen sst. | Simonsdatter, Mette (I507230)
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| 5038 | 55 Niels Sørensen i Pårup. 18.11.1768, side 200. E: Johanne Andersdatter. LV: Laurids Andersen i Store Hjøllund. B: Søren, Maren g.m. Jens Jørgensen i Pårup, Kirsten, Sofie, Maren. FM: Christen Jensen i Fuglholt. G239-1 fol. 200. Niels Sørensen var fæster under Sejlgårds gods og da han døde 1768, blev der afholdt skifte efter ham. Skiftet blev afholdt den 18 november 1768. Gården var på hartkorn 2 tdr. 2 fjdk. 1½ alb. og Niels Sørensen ejede selv bondeskylden som var 1 tdr. 4 skp. 1 fjdk. 1 1/4 alb. Gården blev bortfæstet til sønnen Søren Nielsen ved fæstebrev af 12 Maj 1767. Arvingerne som var til stede ved skiftet var: Enken Johanne Andersdatter og børnene Søren Nielsen, Maren Nielsdatter, Kirsten Nielsdatter, Sophie Nielsdatter og Maren Nielsdatter den yngre. Enkens lauværge var Laurs Andersen af Store Hjøllund samt formynder for de umyndige børn Christen Jensen fra Fugelholdt, samt den gifte Maren Nielsdatters mand Jens Jørgensen i Paarup. | Sørensen, Niels (I501426)
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| 5039 | 567, 167, 12. september 1753, Herst, Trige sogn Margrethe Simonsdatter, død Christen Nielsen Brandenborg, enkemand Hendes barn i ægteskab med Anders Knudsen: Knud Andersen, 12 år Med enkemanden: Niels Christensen, 2 år Morbroder Jens Simonsen og mosters søsn Søren Andersen i Farre, en anden moster gift med Anders Jensen Kasted | Brandenborg, Christen Nielsen (I2963)
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| 5040 | 58 Rasmus Simonsen i Nølev Overgård. 29.7.1761, side 185.sten 13, Simon 3. FM: farbrødre Jens Simonsen Overgaard i Nølev, Eskild Simonsen i Rørt. | Simonsen, Rasmus (I507229)
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| 5041 | 7 Jens Pedersen i Gosmer. 20.4.1724, fol.13. E: Anne Sørensdatter. B: Peder 12, Søren 10, Juul 4. FM: Erik Bertelsen, der fæster stedet. 183 Peder Jensen Skrædder i Gosmer. 29.6.1755, fol.290B. E: Maren Sejersdatter. LV: Jens Andersen. B: Sidsel 16, Jens 14, Maren 10, Anne 4, Sejer 2. FM: Jørgen Sejersen i Søby. Ophold til afdødes mor Anne Sørensdatter. (Sml. lbnr.7). 185 Anne Sørensdatter i Gosmer. 30.12.1755, fol.293. E: Erik Bertelsen. A: Peder Skrædders børn i Gosmer, (se lbnr.183), Juul Jensens børn i Ettrup, Søren Jensen, uvist hvor. FM: Mikkel Steffensen i Gosmer. (Sml. lbnr.7). | Sørensdatter, Anne (I437)
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| 5042 | 73 Anne Jensdatter i Vormstrup. 10.5.1759, fol.161. E: Søren Jensen. A: søster Birgitte Jensdatter i Ask ved søn Jens Jensen sst, Birgitte Jensdatter, enke efter Otte Christensen i Løjenkær, Maren Jensdatter, død, var g.m. Søren Nielsen i Bøgeskov. 8B: Niels Sørensen 50 i Bøgeskov, Jens Sørensen 36 sst, Anne Sørensdatter, enke efter Peder Nielsen i Torrild, Johanne Sørensdatter g.m. Peder Christensen i Vitved, Maren Sørensdatter i Bøgeskov, Kirsten Sørensdatter g.m. Poul Pedersen i Løjenkær, Birgitte Sørensdatter g.m. Laurids Sørensen i Bøgeskov, Karen Sørensdatter g.m. Søren Eriksen i Astrup. | Jensdatter, Birgitte (I1654)
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| 5043 | 742 Anders Hansen i Halling, der rømte for 9 år siden. 1.4.1797, fol.365.bror Niels Hansen sst, bedstefar Hans Andersen sst. Enkens første ægteskab med Gert Andersen sst, skifte 23.4.1782 lbnr.537. B: Anne Gertrud, Karen. Desuden nævnes afdødes far Hans Nielsen i Fensten. Skilsmissedom af 8.3.1797.sbonde Bonde og gaard beboer es børn Soldat Deres børn af Fensten og sl Gert Andersens enke Maren Poulsdatter af Halling copuleret | Hansen, Anders (I506049)
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| 5044 | 76 Simon Simonsen, ugift i Nølev. 20.7.1766, side 221., Simon 7, Eskild Simonsen i ørum Skovhus på Låge gods, Anne Simonsdatter g.m. Peder Simonsen i Sander, Maren Simonsdatter, død, vaar g g.m. Hans Pedersen i Bovlstrup. 2B: Peder 26, Simon 25, Kirsten Simonsdatter g.m. Niels Nielsen i Kysing, Sidsel Simonsdatter g.m. Rasmus Jacobsen, handskemager i århus, Mette Simonsdatter, [skifte 6.7.1754 lbnr.44]. 3B: Oluf 19, Maren 15, Mette 12. (Sml. lbnr.18). | Simonsen, Simon (I507238)
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| 5045 | Obituary “Sigrid M. Jensen, beloved wife of Peter M.; loving mother of Jack and Betty Cotter; sister of Johanna Jessien of Elgin, Ill., Paula Andersen and Jens Nielsen in Denmark; grandmother of Jeffrey and Charles Jensen, Craig and Mark Cotter; sister-in-law of Axel and Elna Steckhahn. Services Thursday, 1 p.m., at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Irving Park.” Published in The Chicago (IL) Daily Tribune, Wednesday, March 11, 1959 Illinois, Cook County Deaths Name Sigrid M Jensen Event Type Death Event Date 09 Mar 1959 Event Place Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States Address 5211 Montrose Ave Gender Female Age 63 Marital Status Married Occupation Housewife Birth Date 11 Apr 1895 Birthplace, , Denmark Cemetery Irving Park Father's Name Erik Nielsen Mother's Name Marie Petersen Entry Number17024 | Nielsen, Sigrid Marie (I503163)
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| 5046 | A BRIEF HISTORY OF LARS NIELSEN, HIS WIFE FRANCISKA, AND THEIR FAMILY Compiled by Leroy F. Nielsen [edited by Dan W. Nielson] “I would like to extend my appreciation to those who have helped in the research of this family history. To my mother Hannah Nielsen, whose memory and clear recollection of so many facts and events have been of such great help, and Colleen Harper, for the time she spent on it. The cooperation and willingness of Doris Nielsen White to share the addresses, dates and genealogy sheets which were so important, I appreciate very much. Also, to my wife Ora to whom I am deeply grateful for her timely suggestions, and thoughtfulness. Leroy F. Nielsen [written circa 1971] Lars Nielsen was born in Skiva, Denmark, on September 6, 1851, to Niels Jacobsen and Metta Maria Knudsen. His name Nielsen, was taken from his father's first name, Niels, and adding the word “sen," which means son in Danish. This was a common practice in those days and accounts for his name being Lars Nielsen instead of Lars Jacobsen. When he was a young man, he moved to Copenhagen to find work, where he met and married his first wife, Karen Maria Pedersen who was born in Arhus. They had three children, all of whom died at birth. Metta Marie died a short time later, October 1880. Grandmother Nielsen, whose name was Laurina Christina Amelia Francisca Christensen, was born in Skiva, Denmark, on August 20, 1858, to Peter and Annie Kirstina Christensen. She was a studious girl, who loved school, and was considered scholarly and bright. She wanted to be a nurse and, although her parents objected as they didn't believe it was ladylike, she graduated with honors as a nurse in Copenhagen. She worked in the same hospital that she graduated from and continued studying to get her doctor’s degree. While there she met, and fell in love with a young doctor and they became engaged and planned to be married. He had a bad cough which turned out to be tuberculosis. His condition gradually became worse and before the summer had ended, he passed away, leaving Franciska broken-hearted. She devoted herself entirely to her work and shortly after took a nursing job on a ship that transported lepers to an island where they were left to live the remainder of their lives. The nurses and doctors on board were never allowed to get off the ship at the island. The sight of these unfortunate people waving farewell from the shore was something she could never forget. Franciska was a very strong woman, although small in stature, with nerves of steel. She was dark complexioned, a characteristic probably inherited from the French blood of her fathers. She was a strong-willed woman and very determined, also a very loving and tenderhearted mother and a truly refined lady. Grandmother Franciska met Lars while attending his first wife, Karen Maria, who also had tuberculosis. She learned to love and respect Franciska very much and when she knew that the end was near, she gave Grandmother her wedding ring and told her she wanted her to marry Lars after she passed away. Franciska thought she wouldn't do that but later, when he was so attentive to her, she put the ring on her finger and, although she refused to marry him at first, they met a few times when he could get away to see her. He was in the service of his King, as a coachman and taking care of the royal horses. This was a seven-year requirement for all the young men to act in the King's service. He would go to her home and serenade her by playing is accordion. He won her heart finally, and they were married February 2, 1881. Grandfather Lars was a part-owner of a livery stable, where he took great pride in his fine carriages and horses and were considered fairly well-to-do. He and Grandmother owned two houses, one of which they rented out She was a proud and industrious person and was known for her fancy needlework and even crocheted around her window curtains. The Mormon missionaries visited their home in Arhus and through them, Lars and Franciska learned of the gospel, of America with its wonderful opportunities, and the “Land of Zion.” They were baptized into the L.D.S. church in the year of 1888. Their new religion brought them a great deal of persecution from their neighbors and friends and even some of their families turned against them. This and the things the missionaries had told them of this wonderful country, made them decide to sell everything they had and come over here and start a new home where they could be independent and worship as they liked. They found a group of Saints who were going to sail to America. So, in 1889, they disposed of their property and started out. The group consisted of Grandfather and Grandmother Nielsen with their five children, Annie, Hans, Niels, and the twins, Emily and Louis. (Jacob Peter had died a few months after birth.) Also with them were Grandmother's parents, Hans and Annie Christensen, and their adopted daughter, Henrietta, who was called “Yetta.” Their voyage took forty-one days and there was much illness, trouble and hardships. The first ship they sailed on was wrecked and they were all taken aboard another ship which later developed rudder trouble. They drifted around, unable to steer the craft but were picked up by a third ship, which took them the rest of the way and they finally landed in New York City. Emily was very sick on this voyage, but the family prayers were answered and she recovered. When they arrived in New York there was no one to meet them and they were unable to speak the English language hardly at all. They began to have doubts and feared perhaps they had not been wise in going so far from home, but their money was nearly all gone. They went to Chicago but didn't stay there long. Their desire was to head for a place called Moroni, Utah, because this was where the missionaries lived who had convinced them to come to America. By working a little here and there, they were able to get out west and finally came at last to Moroni. They were not accepted very well by the people of this community. Even their friends, the missionaries seemed to have lost interest in them. They were given room to sleep in the barn, which made them very disappointed with their friends in whom they had placed so much faith. They were not shown much hospitality, were given only the poorest king of meals by the people where they stayed, so when they heard of a group of people going to Brigham City, with much bitterness in their hearts, they left Moroni and headed north, hoping to find some kind of employment. They got as far as Salt Lake City, where Grandfather Lars was given a job on a pipeline. After working and living in this big city for a few weeks they head of some Scandinavian people who lived in Pleasant Grove, a small community thirty miles south of Salt Lake City. They went down and visited these people, who received them warmly and convinced them that they could have a better life living down there. They were happy to find someone who they could talk to and understand. This was to be their last move, this little place nestled beneath the majestic Mt. Timpanogas, not far from Utah Lake. Their first home there was very simple, actually a mere dugout, part of which have rock walls and dirt roof. Grandfather went to work for the railroad as a section hand, and by saving and working hard, they managed to later move to a better house. They had about two acres of ground which they planted in orchard and berries, and had pasture for a cow, a horse, a pig or two and some chickens. They always had a nice garden, which was very essential in those days. With the family growing larger all the time, they all had to work to make ends meet. Their way of life was growing better, and the memories of the hardships they had to go through before they got to their new home were growing dimmer. Although they still believed the gospel of the L.D.S. church, they were very bitter about the way their missionary friends had treated them upon their arrival in Moroni. It took many years before they could look upon the new religion as they once did. Even though they were happy in this new land and loved their home and community they lived in, they sometimes grew lonely for the old country, and Grandmother used to sing many songs about her beloved Denmark. Grandfather studied the laws and Constitution of the United States and in October, 1890, he became a citizen of this country, and was very proud indeed. It was very hard for both of them to learn to use the English language, but even though they both talked broken, they managed to learn to talk and understand it fairly well. Grandfather was janitor of the old tabernacle in Pleasant Grove for 27 years. He took great pride in his work and spent a lot of time cleaning, and taking care of the meeting house. He had an old Danish bible down in the boiler room which he had read through three times while waiting for meetings to let out. He always drove a horse and buggy down and back from home. Grandmother Nielsen had done a lot of fancy work in Denmark, but she leaned to embroidery when she was seventy years old. Her granddaughter, Cleora, who used to stay with the old folks in the summer, taught her. She always wanted to go to California but never did get a chance to while grandfather was alive. Grandfather died in Pleasant Grove, October 20, 1924. Her daughter Emma persuaded her to come down and visit her and wile when was there she went to work caring for an elderly lady who was crippled. She worked two years for her in the wintertime and came back to Pleasant Grove in the summer. The lady died and grandmother took another job as a part-time nurse for an old man for another year. She loved the warm weather in California, but as she was getting a little more feeble all the time she decided to stay home in Pleasant rove, where she passed away February 18, 1936. The first of their twelve children, Jacob Peter, was born December 23, 1881, an died January 16, 1882. This was the fourth child of Grandfather Lars that had died soon after birth. Annie Metta was born two years later, April 3, 1883, in Arhus, Denmark. She was the oldest living child and with her brothers and sisters, she attended the Pleasant Grove schools. Being the oldest girl, her responsibilities were many, helping her parents with the younger children and housework. Her picture, with a number of classmates, was taken when she was about 14 years of age and is presently in the book Timpanogas Town, written by Howard R. Driggs, noted writer and author who was born and raised in Pleasant Grove, and, incidentally, was the uncle of the famous King Sisters, a talented group of singers, whose parents were born in Pleasant Grove also. Annie married a young man from American Fork named William Benjaman Ralphs. He was interested in farming and stock raising. Shortly after their marriage, they moved to Burley, Idaho, where Ben became quite successful in farming, owning several large farms around Burley and Albion, Idaho, also in Montana. Annie had five children Jessie, Gladys, Eugene, Starling, and Buddy Clifford. Her main concern was for her family and her children's education. They were very talented i music and the four oldest at one time had an orchestra that played for dances all over Southern Idaho for several years. When their children had all grown, Annie and Ben sold their property and moved to Nevada and California, where they went into the Motel business. They lost their youngest son Buddy Clifford in 1942 and the same year, her husband Ben, passed away. Annie died about one year later on September 30, 1843, and is buried in Reno, Nevada. Hans was born in Arhus, Denmark, July 13, 1884. He was the oldest living boy and his brothers and sisters looked to him for advice. He also attended school in Pleasant Grove. He had a talent for building and construction and became a very good carpenter. He did the finish work on many large buildings in Salt Lake City, including the stage and interior of the old Pantages Theater. He married a girl named Esther Pulley from American Fork, Utah. They had five children, Cecil, Myrtle, Russell, Erma and Lavina. Cecil and Erma both died of diphtheria. Hans built a beautiful home for his family in Salt Lake, which he sold after his wife, Esther died. Later he married a woman named Lucy Everett. They had two children, Michael and Nadine. He moved to Pleasant Grove and began raising fruit. He lived there until his death on April 21, 1948. Niels was born in Arhus, Denmark, on September 27, 1886. He was three years of age when he came to America. He was sent to the Pleasant Grove school, but, as the family was poor and the older boys were needed to help make a living, his schooling was limited. He had a great love for music and wanted very much to play the violin. His parents couldn't see much sense in him spending money for an instrument, but he managed to get one to practice on. Never had a chance to study music but had a keen ear and became a very good violinist, even though he couldn't read a note. At one time his father, becoming out of patience with him for spending so much time sitting around playing, broke the violin to pieces, but Niels never gave it up and eventually acquired another instrument. Years later he made a one string affair out of a broom, using a cigar box to make the different notes. He made some remarkably beautiful music on that. He also learned to play several other instruments, namely the mandolin, harmonica and also the trumpet. In order to help out, Niels had to work out at an early age, so he didn't get much schooling. He was away from home very much, working at Bingham mines and the smelters at Midvale. He loved fishing and spent a lot of time doing this at Provo River and Utah Lake. Grandfather used to smoke the trout and suckers the boys brought home, for, like most Danish people, they were very fond of all kinds of fish. Niels met a girl from American Fork named Hannah Thornton, daughter of Nathan and Sara Singleton Thornton, who had a large family and had lost his wife when his children wee young. Niels and Hannah were married January 16, 1905, at Provo, Utah, and lived in Pleasant Grove, where Niels worked for the railroad for about two years. They then moved to Burley, Idaho, where they hoped to get some land and make a living on a farm. They homesteaded 80 acres of undeveloped ground out of town about 9 miles and worked very hard for a number of years improving their place. Farming without any capital was very hard life for all the family so Niels finally dispose of his holdings and returned to Pleasant Grove, where he built a house on an acre of ground and raised fruit. He made a living in the fruit business, buying and selling and worked for wages in several different places, including Wendover, Bingham, Magna and Salt Lake City. Niels was the father of six children, five of whom grew to maturity. They were Anona, Hobert, who died when he was a small child, LeRoy Eva, Burton and Vernon. In 1926 Niels and his family moved back to Idaho where he engaged in farming at Declo where he also played the violin with the Ralphs family orchestra. His health was getting bad and on May 18, 1927, he died with cancer of the stomach, at the Rupert Hospital. He was buried in his hometown of Pleasant Grove. Emily was one of a pair of twins. She was born in Arhus, Denmark, September 2, 1888, and was only about one year old when she came to Pleasant Grove. She attended school in Pleasant Grove. She was dark complexioned with large brown eyes, and grew up to be a very beautiful woman. A very generous person, she was always concerned abut her brothers and sisters. She married a man from Salt Lake City, who was a schoolteacher, named Harley Anderson. Five children were born to them but three died when they were quite young, and the remaining two girls, Cleora and Harlene, grew up in Salt Lake City. They also spent most of the time in the summers staying with Grandfather and Grandmother in Pleasant Grove, where they helped in the fruit harvest. Emily and her husband separated, and she later married Ed Baker, a railroad man. He was a good husband and a devoted father to the girls. Hi work was mostly in Nevada, California, and western Utah. They were living in Winnemucca, Nevada, when Emily became ill and died April 6, 1946. Ed lived a few years longer, and when he passed away, was buried by her side in Winnemucca, Nevada. Lewis, Emily's twin brother, was born September 2, 1888. He grew up in Pleasant Grove, went to school there and like the other boys, he had to go to work to help support the family so didn't get much education. He met and married Elsie Pulley, a girl from American Fork, who was a sister to Han's first wife Esther. They had three children, Marvel, Naomi and Duane. Elsie died when the boy was a small child, and he died shortly after. They were both buried in the Pleasant Grove cemetery. Lew was an industrious man and worked at several trades. Meanwhile he married a girl from Charlestown, Utah, named Etta Verle Lamb. There were nine children born to Lew and Verl. Lewis James and Leonard died when they were small. There remained Lila, Maxine, June, Donald, Betty Lou, LaGrande, and Billie. Lew worked in a number of places, but he liked farming best, and finally settled in Idaho, around Burley, where he raised livestock and operated a farm. Lew was an ambitious man, very energetic, and was always busy running the farm, hauling logs from the mountains when the harvest was over, and working at different jobs in the wintertime when there was no work to be done on the farm. Verl became ill and passed away December 10, 1934, leaving a large family of young children. This was a very hard blow for Lew but his oldest girl, Lila, was very efficient, and with Maxine, they managed their young brothers and sisters very well. He married his sister-in-law Hannah, who had lost her husband, Niels. This marriage didn't work out and they separated. Sometime later he married Pearl Jolley of Burley, Idaho, who died with a stroke a few years later. He then married Ada Hague Coper of Burley. They moved to Twin Falls, Idaho, where Lew died June 20, 1961, at the age of 73, older than any f his brothers and sisters. He was buried in Burley, Idaho. William Christian Nielsen was the next boy born December 6, 1890, in Pleasant Grove. He passed away at an early age, October 4, 1891. Emma was born July 13, 1893, in Pleasant Grove also. She was a very pretty girl and a very good singer. She sang at church, for school entertainment and at many social gatherings around Pleasant Grove. Dr. Richards of American Fork said she had the most beautiful voice he had ever heard. Emma married Dan Stauffer, a merchant from Salt Lake City. They lived in Boise, Idaho, for a while and then moved back to Salt Lake. They had five children but two of them died when they were very young. Robert, Virginia and Jenny are living. They moved to California where Dan later passed away. Emma then married a man named Frank Main but they separated. She became ill and died January 16, 195, at the age of fifty-seven, and was buried in Englewood, California. Joseph Wilford Nielsen, born July 13, 1897, was rather frail when he was a baby but after a few years he managed to outgrow his problems and soon became a healthy happy, fun loving boy. He was always a cheerful person and made life more pleasant for everyone around him. He went to elementary school in Pleasant Grove, but left home at an early age and went to Idaho where he worked on the farm for his brother Lewis. While working in Burley, he met and married a beautiful girl from Burley by the name of Verna Gibson, December 22, 1915. They had a large family of nine children, four girls and five boys, all of whom grew to maturity. They were Dena, Francis, Leslie, Max, Doyle, Bessie, Lane, Bonnie Jean and Buddy Jack. Verna was a loving and devoted Mother and although it was a hard job to feed and clothe such a large family, they were very proud of all of their children. Joe was very musical; he loved to sing and played the harmonica very well. He was an excellent dancer and enjoyed having music in his home. He had a wonderful personality, and made lots of friends wherever he went. His home was always open to everyone and the hospitality shown by him, and his wife was spoken of by all who knew them. He worked at many different types of work, mostly farming and marketing fruits and produce. He was killed in a truck accident July 16, 1938, leaving his wife and family brokenhearted. Life for Verna was much harder after Joe passed away, and she died suddenly with a heart attack [diabetes?] one year later. They were both buried in Pleasant Grove, Utah. Clarence, the youngest boy of the family, was born December 3, 1889. Like the rest of the family, he also loved music, and because times were better then he was able to go to school more than the others, also the school system was more developed by then and he had an opportunity to study music. He played in the boy scouts band of Pleasant Grove, also in the high school band. His favorite instrument was the trumpet, which he played for many years. There is a picture of him at present with the scout banc in the book Timpanogas Town, written by the noted Pleasant Grove author, Howard R. Driggs. While in Burley, Idaho, he married a girl who came from Canada, named Alice Chittendon. They later moved to Pleasant Grove where three children were born to them, Eddie, Blaine, and Leo. Clarence and Alice separated later on, and Clarence married a girl from Duchesne by the name of Doris Young. They made their home in Pleasant Grove also where Clarence was in the fruit business for many years. five children were born to them, Emily Clara, Clarence Junior, Rex Earl, Keith D. and Dora Ann. Emily was taken by death when she was nine years old. Clarence and Doris later purchased an apartment house in Salt Lake and lived there for a number of years. Clarence became active in mining and milling during the uranium boom around Moab, Utah, but later sold the apartment and his mining interests and moved back 8 to their old place in Pleasant Grove. He spent his remaining years there and had many friends in that vicinity. He died with a heart ailment September 9, 1966, at the age of 67. He was buried in Pleasant Grove, Utah, the last of Lars Nielsen's children to live in the old town they loved so well. Lillie was the youngest member of the family and was born June 26, 1903, in the old town of Pleasant Grove or Battle Creek as it was called in the early days. She was a fair skinned girl, with blue eyes and sunny disposition. She loved her parents and family very much and did all she could to make them happy. Her girlhood days were spent in school at Pleasant Grove, where she attended the grade schools and also graduated from high school. She was very talented in dramatics, art and writing and was also a very good singer. Her first marriage to Walter Butterfield, didn't work out very well and they separated. She then married a man from Wyoming, an honest, hardworking westerner by the name of Frank Rathburn. The family all loved Frank, and he had many friends. Two girls were born to them, Francis and Dolly. Frank was employed by the railroad, and they spent many years living in Wendover, Winnemucca and several other places in California. Frank died while they were living in Winnemucca, Nevada, and was buried there. Later on Lillie married Tom Dwyer, who also died a few years later. On June 26, 1969, Lillie married a man named Leonard Anderson, who had once been a girlhood sweetheart. They lived in Canada and one year later while at her daughter, Dolly's home, Lillie became ill and died on June 26, 1970—her birthday. As was stated in the family history, we know our grandparents, Lars and Franciska Nielsen came from their home in Denmark to be among L.D.S. people and to raise their family where they could worship their new religion. So, I think it should be mentioned that there have been six grandchildren who have served on L.D.S. missions. Jackie Peterson, son of John and Eva Peterson of Filer, Idaho, was sent to Scotland on a Scotch-Irish mission where he served two years. Terry Nielsen [Nielson], son of Leslie and Ila Nielsen [Nielson], of American Fork, Utah, went on a New Zealand mission to Para Congo. Sharon Nielsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nielsen, of Salt Lake City, Utah, spent eighteen months on a North New Zealand mission, August 1970 until February 1972. Ardell and Lila Dayley had two boys who served in the mission field. Hal Ardell Dayley, Burley, Idaho, went to Toronto, Canada, June 1969 and returned June 1971. Dan James Dayley, Burley, Idaho, serving two years in London, England. He left September 1970 and will return September 1972. Alan R. Murray, son of Leo and Betty Lou Murray of Murray, Utah, spent two years on a Northern States mission from 1968 until 1970. When this was written Lars and Franciska Nielsen had 12 children, 54 grandchildren, 151 great grandchildren, and 220 great great grandchildren.” | Nielsen, Laurs (I1188)
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| 5047 | Aalborg, Aars, Aars, Siøstrup Bye, , 59, FT-1787 Christen Jacobsen 66 Gift Mand Bonde og Husmand Anna Jensdatter 67 Gift hans Kone Blind og nyder Almisse af Sognet Peder Poulsen 54 Gift Mand Bonde, Husmand og Dagleier Anna Christensdatter 56 Gift hans Kone Christen Pedersen 28 Gift deres ægte Søn Grov-Smed Aalborg, Hornum, Aarestrup, Ersted, , 4, FT-1801 Christen Smed 42 Gift Huusbonde Bonde og Gaardbeboer Ane Andersdatter 36 Gift Hans Kone Peder Christensen 8 - Deres Barn Anders Christensen 6 - Deres Barn Kiersten Christensdatter 10 - Deres Barn Karen Christensdatter 5 - Deres Barn Elen Christensdatter 3 - Deres Barn Jens Lauersen 56 Gift Tjenestekarl Aalborg, Hornum, Aarestrup, Aarestrup, Ersted Bye, F2 27 Gaard, FT-1834 Christen Pedersen True 76 Enkemand Aftægtsmand Ellen Christensdatter 33 Ugift Hans datter 1733-1814 Årestrup opslag 54 1808 29. September, begravet 2. Oktober. Gdmd Christen Pedersen Trues Datter Anne af Ersted, 3 uger | Pedersen, Christen True (I502883)
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| 5048 | Aalborg, Aars, Blære, Blære Bye, , 33, FT 1787 Niels Pedersen 56 enke mand huusmand og skræder Maren Nielsdatter 15 ugift hans datter af 1. ægteskab Mette Nielsdatter 7 - hans datter af 1. ægteskab Heborg Nielsdatter 4 - hans datter af 1. ægteskab Aalborg, Hornum, Nibe Købstad, Melgaden, Nr. 162, 150, FT-1834 Mette Nielsen 55 Enke Fiskeriudreeder Caroline Færch 15 Ugift Hendes datter Aalborg, Hornum, Nibe Købstad, nordre side, Mellemgaden, 151, FT-1840 Mette Nielsen 61 Enke almisselem Caroline Færch 20 Ugift datter Aalborg, Hornum, Nibe Købstad, Nordre Rode, Mellemgade No. 151 Nordreside, 167, FT-1845 Mette Nielsdatter 65 Enke haandgjerning Blære sogn Caroline Madsdatter 25 Ugift haandgjerning, hendes datter Nibe Aalborg, Hornum, Nibe Købstad, Nordre Rode - Melgade, No. 135, 141, FT-1850 Mette Nielsdatter 70 Enke Blære sogn Aalborg amt Caroline Madsdatter 30 Ugift Hendes Datter, ernære sig og sin Moder ved at væve Nibe Aalborg, Hornum, Nibe Købstad, ...??, 134, 139, FT-1860 Thomas Pedersen 52 Gift Arbeidsmand Nibe Caroline Færch 41 Gift hans kone Nibe Aalborg, Hornum, Nibe Købstad, -, , 173, FT-1870 Thomas Pedersen 61 G Husfader Nibe Caroline. f. Færch 50 G Husmoder Nibe | Nielsdatter, Mette (I1248)
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| 5049 | Aalborg, Aars, Ravnkilde, Hovedgaarden Nørlund, Hovedgaarden Nørlund, 99 F1, FT-1850, opslag 18 Peter Jensen 29 Ugift Kudsk Ørslevkloster Sogn, Viborg Amt FT 1855 Ravnkilde, 80 et Huus opslag 13 Peter Jensen 34 gift .. Sogn, Viborg amt Daglejer, Husfader Anne Pedersdatter 32 gift her i Sognet hans Kone Else Petersen 1 do deres Barn Aalborg, Aars, Ravnkilde, Skaarup, 1 huus, 46, FT-1860, opslag 8 Peter Jensen 39 Gift daglaier. huusfader Grinderslev Sogn, Viborg Amt Johanne Poulsen 36 Gift hans kone Vive Sogn, Aalborg Amt Else Petersen 6 deres børn Her i Sognet [Ravnkilde] Christian Petersen 4 deres børn Her i Sognet [Ravnkilde] Ane Petersen 2 deres børn Her i Sognet [Ravnkilde] Aalborg, Aars, Ravnkilde, Skaarup, huus, 18, FT-1870, opslag 60 Peter Jensen 48 Gift huusfader muurmæster Graverlev [Viborg] Johanne Povlsen 46 Gift huusmoder hans kone Vive [Aalborg] Christian Pedersen 13 Ugift søn her i sognet Anne Marie Andreasen 13 Ugift datter Aastrup [Aalborg] Anne Kirstine Pedersen 8 Ugift datter her i sognet Aalborg, Aars, Ravnkilde, Skaarup by, Ravnkilde Sogn, Et Huus, 10, FT-1880, opslag 25 Peter Jensen 58 Gift Husfader, Tømmer Husfader. Tømmer Gunderslev Kloster Sogn Johanne Poulsen 57 Gift Hans Hustru Vive Sogn, Aalborg Amt Ane Marie Andersen 24 Ugift Tjenestepige Aarestrup Sogn, Aalborg Amt | Jensen, Peter (I502865)
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| 5050 | Aalborg, Aars, Ravnkilde, Nørlund Hovedgaard, Hovedgaard, 126, FT-1855 Niels Amnitsbøll 32 G Godsforvalter Huusfader Randers Marie Amnitsbøll 28 G Hans Kone Hornborg Sogn Skanderborg Amt Sophie Amnitsbøll 1 U Deres Barn Her i Sognet Peter Schønau 16 U Skriwer Nebel Sogn Veile Amt Jakob Madsen 37 U Avlsbestyrer Vorring Sogn Skanderborg Amt Nicoline Mammen 30 U Huusholderske Anholt Anders Jensen 19 U Gartner Hylke Sogn Skanderborg Amt Anne Pedersen 24 U Tjenestepiger Her i Sognet Karen Christensdatt 23 U Do Gravlev S. Aalborg Amt Kirsten Sørensdatter 21 U Do Her i Sognet Maren Nielsdatt 26 U Do Sebber Sogn Aalborg Amt Niels Frandsen 37 U Tjenesstekarle Hauerslev S. Aalborg Amt Christen Jørgensen 28 U Do Blære S Aalborg Amt Peder Pedersen 32 U Do Hauerslev S. Aalborg Amt Jens Pedersen 39 U Do Do Anders Andersen 16 U Do Her i Sognet Niels Sørensen 23 U Do Haubro S Aalborg Amt Jens Justesen 17 U Do Do Ole Sørensen 20 U Do Her i Sognet Niels Sørensen 23 U Do Do Niels Nielsen 20 U Do Do Søren Trads 36 U Do Do Ålborg amt, Ravnkilde sogn, Skaarup, husstand 30 F1, 1 gaard, FT-1860 Jakob Madsen, 43, Gift, gaardmand. huusfader, Boring Sogn, Veile Amt Ane Pedersen, 24, Gift, hans kone, Her i Sognet Hanne Madsen, 8, Ugift, deres børn, Her i Sognet Mads Madsen, 1, Ugift, deres børn, Her i Sognet Erik Nielsen, 20, Ugift, tjenestekarl, Eidrup Sogn, Aalborg Amt Aalborg, Aars, Ravnkilde, Skaarup Bye, gaard, 1, FT-1870 Jakob Madsen 52 Gift huusfader gaardmand Hvirring Ane Pedersen 36 Gift huusmoder hans kone her i sognet Johanne Sophie Madsen 16 Ugift deres barn her i sognet Mads Peter Madsen 11 Ugift deres barn her i sognet Hans Madsen 5 Ugift deres barn her i sognet Ane Christensen 71 Enke konens moder her i sognet Christen Nielsen 18 Ugift tjenestekarl Sønderup Ålborg amt, Ravnkilde sogn, Skaarup by, Ravnkilde Sogn, husstand 11, Et Huus FT-1880 Jacob Madsen, 62, Gift, Huusfader, Gaardeier, H?? sogn, Aalborg Amt Ane Pedersdatter 48, Gift, Hans Hustru, Heri Sognet Mads Peter Madsen, 20, Ugift, Deres Børn, Heri Sognet Hans Madsen, 15, Ugift, Deres Børn, Heri Sognet Elsine Marie Christensen, 23, Ugift, Tjenestepige, Heri Sognet Ålborg amt, Ravnkilde sogn, Skaarup Kirkegaarde, husstand 181, FT-1890 Hans Madsen, 25, Ugift, Husfader Gaardejer, Ravnkilde, Aalborg Amt Ane Pedersdatter, 58, Gift, Husmoder Aftægtskone, Ravnkilde, Aalborg Amt Jakob Madsen, 72, Gift, Aftægtsmand, Hvirring Jensine Jensen, 16, Ugift, Tjenestetyende, Ravnkilde, Aalborg Amt ?? Jørgensen, 10, Ugift, Tjenestetyende, Ravnkilde, Aalborg Amt Ålborg amt, Ravnkilde sogn, Skaarup, husstand 72, FT-1901 Hans Madsen, 08-11-1864, Gift, Husfader Gaardejer, Ravnkilde Sogn Ane Marie Christjansen, 11-03-1858, Gift, Husmoder, Ravnkilde Sogn Jakob Kristjan Peter Madsen, 05-01-1891, Ugift, Søn, Ravnkilde Sogn Ane Kristjane Johanne Madsen, 18-04-1892, Ugift, Datter, Ravnkilde Sogn Mette Marie Frederikke Madsen, 28-06-1894, Ugift, Datter, Ravnkilde Sogn Ane Pedersdatter, 17-11-1831, Enke, Aftægtskone, Ravnkilde Sogn Christjan Sørensen Ladefoged, 27-04-1825, Gift, Pensjonær, Ravnkilde Sogn Christjane Christjansdatter, 23-09-1824, Gift, Husmoder, Ravnkilde Sogn Ingeborg Elisebet Koldsjor Børgesen, 18-08-1882, Ugift, Tyende, Ravnkilde Sogn | Pedersdatter, Anne (I502879)
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