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Meta Christine Christiansen Dahlquist
Birth 11 Feb 1892
California, USA
Death 1 May 1985 (aged 93)
Marin County, California, USA
Burial
Sunset Memorial Park
Eureka, Humboldt County, California, USA
Plot Mausoleum
Memorial ID 66835973 ·
Created by: Wes Keat
Added: 13 Mar 2011
Find a Grave Memorial 66835973 | Christiansen, Mette Christine (I4478)
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Mildred Margaret ?Millie? Gould Christiansen
Birth 30 Mar 1919
Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA
Death 1 Jan 1971 (aged 51)
Humboldt County, California, USA
Burial
Ferndale Cemetery
Ferndale, Humboldt County, California, USA
Memorial ID 204763945
Created by: Dee G.
Added: 17 Nov 2019
Find a Grave Memorial 204763945 ·
(Find A Grave) | Gould, Mildred Margaret (I4815)
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Minnie Caroline Shannon
Birth 1905
Death 1978 (aged 72?73)
Burial
Bowen General Cemetery
Bowen, Whitsunday Region, Queensland, Australia
Memorial ID 50776725
Maintained by: Find a Grave
Originally Created by: T.V.F.T.H.
Added: 8 Apr 2010
Find a Grave Memorial 50776725 | Jessen, Minnie Caroline (I4182)
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Mollkirch. Naissances 1686-1799
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Montrose Review. October 14th 1843
Eight Lives Lost.--- It is our melancholy duty this
week, to record one of the severest calamities which has
befallen our neighbourhood for many years past. On
the evening of Tuesday last, betwix eleven and twelve
o'clock, the usual complement of fishing boats with their
crews left Ferryden, and proceeded to the fishing
ground--- a distance of twelve miles off our harbour.
The evening was calm, and gave no indication of the
coming storm; but at three o'clock the following morn-
ing and just when the different crews were preparing to
commence fishing, the wind, which had previously been
from the north-east, suddenly chopped round to the
south, and came away with a heavy squall, capsizing
two of the boats, and precipitating their crews in the
waste of waters. The accident was observed by some
of the men in the other boats, who lost no time in pull-
ing towards their suffering fellows; but melancholy to
relate, ere they reached the spot, one whole boat's crew,
seven in number, had sunk to rise no more. they suc-
ceeded, however, in saving five men, out of six who
composed the crew of the other boat. The following
are the names of the sufferers, vis:-- James West,
William Watt, Findlay Coull, David Mearns, Robert
West (son of James West), John Pert, James Coull,
and David Moffat. The four first-mentioned sufferers have
left widows and seventeen children to deplore the loss
of their husbands and fathers. The distress and suffer-
ing occasioned by this disasterto the families more im-
mediately concerned are deplorable, and loudly for
the aid and sympathy of the benevolent in our town and
neighbourhood.
Alastair Watt
agwatt@hotmail.com | Watt, William (I65)
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Mr. William Macpherson, F.E.I.S., Headmaster of the Daniel The Daniel Stewart Institution, Strath Tay
The Daniel Stewart Institution, Strathtay was founded in 1814.
Daniel Stewart ~ Benefactor
Daniel Stewart: Born to a family of crofters in Logierait, Strathtay, Perthshire in 1740 or 1741, Daniel Stewart spent his early life as a herd boy. After an apprenticeship with a wig-maker in Edinburgh he traveled to India as valet to a client of that wig-maker. Upon his employer?s death he came into £11,000; from this fortune he amassed even greater wealth by speculating in property. Now wealthy he found himself appointed as Master of the Court of Exchequer. Daniel Stewart is the subject of a portrait by Henry Raeburn in the style of Joshua Reynolds. Daniel Stewart never married but lived alone at Windmill Street in Edinburgh form 1786. He died in 1814 an left his fortune in trust to care for a dependent and then for several charities. Part of the money went to found a domicile for healthy indigent boys in 1859 ? but within eleven years of establishment the school became a commercial enterprise.
Scottish Naming Custom
The oldest son after the paternal grandfather. (father's father)
The second son after the maternal grandfather. (mother's father)
The third son after the father.
The fourth son after father's oldest brother
The fifth son after father's 2nd oldest brother or mother's oldest brother
The eldest daughter after the maternal grandmother. ( mother's mother)
The second daughter after the paternal grandmother.
The third daughter after the mother.
The fourth daughter after mother's oldest sister.
The fifth daughter after mother's 2nd oldest sister or father's oldest sister.
Watching for these patterns can help in your genealogy research but Scottish (and Irish) naming conventions can create problems.
Cousins, aunts, uncles all have the same names. Half generations apart. Is the entire family accounted for? Also, whether there are children that died. Sometimes families reused a family name if a child died, sometimes not. Pattern for 4th and 5th sons might be interrupted to name a son for a favorite saint
Mac is the Gaelic word for son. It is abbreviated to often "Mc", but originally it was the longer word and normally followed by a space and then the surname. Both Mac and Mc variations are in wide use in both Ireland and Scotland. | MacPherson, William (I16382)
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Mrs. Thomasina Sinclair. The death of Mrs. Thomasina Sinclair occurred at her home, Maleny, on August 13. The deceased, who was one of the pioneers of the district, was born in Cumberland, England, in 1865. She was married in 1885 to Mr. William Sinclair, who predeceased her about eight years ago. Soon after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair came to Australia in the ship Duke of Sutherland, and settled at the Blackall Range in 1888. The late Mrs. Sinclair is survived by a family of six Messrs. William, Thomas, and Archie Sinclair, and Mesdames M. Masson and A. Rowe, of Brisbane, and J. Beacom, of Maleny. One son, Robert, was killed while on active ser vice in the Great War.
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MURRAY BRIDGET
2918/1925
JOHN
BRIDGET
BURWOOD | Cummins, Bridget (I892)
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N o 1070. Sneum and Tjæreborg,
Skads Herred, Ribe County and Diocese.
R. Sk. H. 54; MS III .; RM 10/3 1766; K .; Lkm. 6/295; Kbg. 1736
13. 6/8 1813 [ Grimstrup-Aa. 17/2 04] Niels Bagger (Bager) Nissen , born Ribe 12/11 64; ( Bdr. T. Kirstine N. ~ HD Friis in Veile-H. And t. Anna SN ~ NK Lang in Vilslev-H. ); F. Frederik N., Organist in Ribe; M. Anne Cathrine Pedersdtr. Thun of Ø. Linnet ; St. Ribe 82; C. 12/10 86, h .; Hear. Ribe 88; r. Cap. Skjærbæk 11/3 91; Sp. Grindsted-H. 28/6 99; 1 ~ 25/5 91 Mariane Johanne Margrethe Johansdtr. Murarius, b Kosel 25/6 63, ? 29/3 93; F. JM, Cpt. at the 2nd Jutland Inf.-Rgmt .; M.Magd. Amalie Wulf; 1 S .; 2 ~ 25/4 95 Ingeborg Engelstoft, d. Nordby p. F. 16/9 68, ? Varde 13/10 62, blind for several years; F. Christ. E., Bkdmr. and Writer at Fanø Birk; M. Anna Cathr. Eskildsen; 2 S., 8 D .; [? 30/3 1830; in his time the storm surge occurred in 1825, when the water stood 10 inches high in the living rooms ].
Arends II, pp. 117: W. III. 148; Ersl. S. II. 557 L. 12-20; Ribe Citizens 70; ( Arends' literary abbreviations ); J. Madsen 1911-14, p. 446 (see below).
Transcript by R. Rostrup.
Ribe, Skast, Nordby, Norbye paa Fanøe, , , FT-1787, C4268
Hans Friis, 35, Gift, Hosbonde, Sognepræst
Kirstine Nissen, 21, Gift, Hans Kone
Niels Friis, 81, Enkemand, Hosbondens Fader, Pastor emeritus
Agnethe Foss, 20, Ugift, Hosbondens Syster Datter
Christian Engelstoft, 58, Gift, Hosbonde, Birkedommer til Fanøe Birk
Ana Eschildsen, 56, Gift, Hans Kone
Ingeborg Engelstoft, 19, Ugift, Deres Børn
Caroline, 18, Ugift, Deres Børn
Marie Sophie, 15, Ugift, Deres Børn
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
Ribe, Vester Horne, Varde Købstad, Westergade, 32, 2. familie, 60, FT-1834, C1243
Ingeborg Engelstoft, 66, Enke, efter pastor Nissin, lever af sin pention
Christiane Lorentzen, 19, Ugift, hendes tjenestepige [Ingeborg Engelstofts tjenestepige]
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
Ribe, Vester Horne, Varde Købstad, Varde Købstad, , 155, FT-1860, B5670
Ingeborg Nissen. f. Engelstoft, 92, Enke, Lever af Pension, Fødested, Fanø
Mariane Johanne Margrethe Nissen, 65, Ugift, Forsørges af sin Moder, Fødested, Skærbæk. Vester Nebel Sogn. Ribe Amt
Karen Kirstine Lyhne, 35, Ugift, Tjenestepige, Fødested, Varde
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
Ribe, Slavs, Grindsted, Grindsted, , 6, FT-1801, B9197
Nis Bagger Nissen, 37, Gift, Husbonde, Sognepræst
Ingeborg Engelstof, 32, Gift, Hans kone,
Joh. Friderik Ludvig Nissen, 9, Deres barn
Mariane Margrethe, 5, Deres barn
Christian Engelstoft, 4, Deres barn
Catrine Albertine, 2, Deres barn
Ribe, Vester Horne, Varde Købstad, St. Nicolajgade, St. Nicolajgade 100, 1, FT-1850, B5669
Ingeborg Nissen, 82, Enke, Pangsonist , Fødested, Fanø [Ribe Amt]
Mariane Nissen, 53, ugift, hendes Datter, Lærerinde, Fødested, Skærbæk [Ribe Amt]
Ane Cath: Nissen, 47, ugift, hendes Datter, Lærerinde, Fødested, Grindsted [Ribe Amt]
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
Ribe, Vester Horne, Varde Købstad, Varde Købstad, , 155, FT-1860, B5670
Ingeborg Nissen. f. Engelstoft, 92, Enke, Lever af Pension, Fødested, Fanø
Mariane Johanne Margrethe Nissen, 65, Ugift, Forsørges af sin Moder, Fødested, Skærbæk. Vester Nebel Sogn. Ribe Amt
Karen Kirstine Lyhne, 35, Ugift, Tjenestepige
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
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N o 1146. Sønderho on Fanø
Skads Herred, Ribe County and Diocese.
H. 3/907; MS III .; M. Nr. 502; Lkm. 3/306; Kbg. 1626 .
5. 22/5 1739 ** [p. Cap. * 28/2 27] Jens Lauritsen Foss af Pjedsted-G. , pp. 2/12 94; St. Hors. 13; C. 28/8 19, h .; ~ 2/5 28 FD Mette Margrethe Christiansdtr. Engelstoft, d. 10/9 07, ? 11/4 85 ; 5 S., 4 D .; see Ove TJF her; Hans JF in Hedensted-D. ; [? ? / 3 1749].
KUM II, p. 373 (»Ianus Laurentius Fossius«, 19 years old); Nygaard's banknotes: children , wife's baptism , widow's death .
Transcript by Marianne Munk.
Supplementary literature on this pastorate:
Churches of Denmark , Vol. 19 Ribe county, ed. of the National Museum 1998-91. Sønderho Church , pp. 2153-2203, Sønderho Old Church , pp. 2204-2208.
Fanø's history . Sønderho: Priests .
Guide to Fanø's history
Priests
At the original Sønderho Church:
Jens Lauridsen Foss (1727-1749)
Born on 18 December 1694 as the son of parish priest Laurids Davidsen Foss in Pjedsted vicarage near Vejle.
JL Foss graduated from Horsens Latin School in 1715 and from the academy in 1719. After that he first taught children in various vicarages for 5 years, after which he taught at Ribe Latin School for 3 years.
On 28 February 1727 he became an assistant and successor to Christian Engelstoft, and finally he took over the office as parish priest in Sønderho on 22 May 1739.
Completely in line with Chr. Engelstoft's other activities, however, he did not resign from office without first making sure that Foss gave him a pension for the rest of his life! So Foss had to buy into the not very lucrative vocation.
To Foss' luck, it only took 3½ years before Engelstoft died.
Jens Lauridsen was the son of Laurits Davidsen Foss af Ribe Cathredal
No 889. Pjedsted og Gaarslev,
Holmans Herred, Veile Amt, Ribe Stift.
H. 3/234; K. 3/339; M. S. III.; R. M.; L. S. v. W.; Lkm. 6/192; Kbg. 1705.
6. 5/6 1672 [Hør. og Cant. Ribe ?/7 69] Laurits Davidsen Foss af Ribe Cathr. K., f. 12/8 43; St. Ribe 62, Bacc. 66; C. 10/3 66; Pr. 99; 1 ~ . . . ; 2 ~ Ørum 7/10 90 Anna Kirstine Nielsdtr. Sommer af Ørum-D., f. 67; 2 S.; 2 ~ O. T. Steenberg i Hedensted; see Jens L. F. i Sønderho; David L. F. i Grindsted-H.; [? 1704].
KUM I, s. 311, 332 (»Laurentius Davidis Foss«).
Afskrift ved R. Rostrup.
Supplerende litteratur om dette pastorat:
Ravn, J. J.: Nogle Uddrag af Pjedsted Kirkes ældste Regnskabsbog i Viborg Landsarkiv. Vejle Amts Aarbog 1928, s. 139-141.
8. 24/9 1648 [r. Cap. Ribe Dk. 36] Mag. David Lauritsen Foss af Steppinge-F., f. Haderslev 04; St. i Helmstädt 25, i Rostock 26, i Kbh. 27; Rtr. Kold. 34; Mag. Kbh. 21/5 39; Pr. . . ; ~ 19/11 37 Anna Jensdtr. Hundevad af Kolding r. Cap. o. s. v., f. 19, ? 18/9 84; 5 S., 4 D.; see Etm.; Laurits D. F. i Pjedsted-G.; Antonius D. F. i Agerskov; A. Mogensen, r. Cap. i Kolding; [? 8/8 1659; Eptph.; Lgst.].
KUM I, s. 86, 149 (»David Vulpius Haterslebiensis/David Laurentii Wolpius«); Achelis I, nr. 1630; Kinch II, s. 335, 452-453; Arends I, s. 256-57; PT 15:2 (1967-68), s. 200; DanKir bd. 19, s. 798-99 (se nedenfor).
Afskrift ved Marianne Munk.
| Foss, Jens Lauridsen (I17322)
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N o 1247. Ulstrup and Gundersted,
Aars Herred, Aalborg County, Viborg Diocese.
AHN; LS; MS III .; Lkm. 3/260; Kbg. 18 13 .
12. 22/4 1758, o. 21/6 [Inf. and Cant. p. Waisenhuset 27/3 47] Henrik Caspersen Lemvig , b. Kbh. 17/9 19 el. 20; ( Bdr. T. Christian CL p. Manø and t. Hans Jørgen CL in Hemmet-V. ); F. Jensen, d. And t. Skolemstr .; M. Mette Sophie Christensdtr. Lemvig; St. Kbh. 43; C. 12/3 54, n .; ~ Anna Lauritsdtr. Engelstoft by Sebber-L. , ? Løgstør 21/2 03; 3 S., l D .; see 2 Etm .; [# 1793; ? Løgstør 7/1 00].
E. Brejls skifteuddr .: Gejstl. sk. in Ringkøbing county, N. Horne hrd. No. 20.
13. 5/4 1793, o. 5/6, FS Henrik Henriksen Lemvig , b. 68; St. Vibg. 87; C. 6/11 92, l .; ~ Anna Nysum, fc 71, ? Søndbjerg ? / 4 53; 1 D .; [? 1799].
KUM III, p. 421 (»Henricus Lemvig«, 19 years old); Sixhøj no. 1456.
14. 17/4 1799 [r. Cap. Simested-H.-H. 2/12 96] F. Bdr. Niels Engelstoft Lemvig born 65; St. Vibg. 85; C. 7/10 89, n .; pp. Cap. Rødenæs, Aggersh. St., 20/12 93; ~ Rand. 31/1 99 Christiane Poulsen, ? Gyvelgd. 24; 4 S .; [? 28/3 1820].
KUM III, p. 411 (»Nicolaus Lemvig«, 20 years old); Sixhøj no. 1439.
Anna Lauritsdtr. Engelstof
9. 4/3 el. 4/5 1729 [r. Cap. Varde 25/2 27] Laurits Struch Christiansen Engelstoft af Sønderho , b. 19/9 02; St. Ribe 23, Bacc. 24 ; C. 28/5 25, h .; Pr. ? / 3 60; ~ 10/6 29 Maren Bjørn Nielsdtr. Kragelund by Varde Jacobi K. , ? 75; 3 S., 1 D .; see Christian LE in Næsborg-S.-O. ; Jens RLE and Greve-K. ; HC Lemvig in Ulstrup-G. ; (Mag. P. Estrup in Randers ); [# 1778; ? Ulstrup ? / 12 79; W. 1/282].
KUM II, pp. 454, 459 (»Laurentius Struch Engelstoft«, 21 years old).
Transcript by Birgit Samuelsen.
N o 428. Hemmet and Vium (Sønder-),
Nørre-Horne Herred, Ringkjøbing County, Ribe Diocese.
H. 3/232; LS; LPB 242; RM 12/5 1766; K. 1/226; MS III .; Lkm. 6/353; Kbg. 1664
Father of Henrik Caspersen Lemvig, Hans Jørgen Caspersen Lemvig
15. 17/2 1747, o. 5/4 [Lærer og Cantor v. Waisenhuset] Hans Jørgen Caspersen Lemvig el. -vigh, f. Kbh. 16/5 18; ( Bdr. T. Christian CL p. Manø and t. Henrik CL in Ulstrup-G. ); F. C. Jørgensen, Danish and German Skolemstr .; M. Mette Sophie Christensdtr. Lemvig; St. Kbh. 40, Bacc. 41 ; C. 42, l .; 1 ~ 13/2 48 Cathrine Jensdtr. Rahbek, ? 23/6 72; F. J. Christensen R. paa Alergd., Borris S .; 4 S., 4 D .; 2 ~ S. Felding 29/6 73 Ane Frederiksdtr. Bramming, b Ribe, d 1/3 39; 1 D .; 2 ~ Etm .; (see N. Nyegaard i Næsborg-S.-O. ); [? 25/6 1774].
KUM III, pp. 4, 11 (»Iohannes Georgius Lemvigius, Caspari filius«, 23 år gl.); E. Brejls skifteuddr .: Gejstl. sk. in Ringkøb. amt, N. Horne hrd. No. 20.
Transcript by R. Rostrup.
A Hans Jørgen Lemvigh, baptized 18-9-1718, and died 25-6-1774 married to Cathrine Jensdatter Rahbek
Hans Jorgen Casperson Lemvig Pedigree
Birth: Kobenhavn, Kobenhavn, Denmark
Christening:
Death: 25 JUN 1774
(Dis-Denmark)
Aalborg, Aars, Ulstrup, Ulstrup Bye, , 1, FT-1787, A4617
Henrik [Cri.] Lemvig, 68, Gift, mand, sognepræst
Anna Laursdatter Engelstoft,48, Gift, kone
Mette Maria Lemvig, 23, Ugift, datter
Niels Henriksen Lemvig, 22, Ugift, søn
Aalborg, Aars, Ulstrup, Ulstrup Bye, , 6, FT-1801, B8528
Niels Engelstoft Henriksen Lemvig, 36, Gift, Huusbonde, Sognepræst
Christiane Poulsen, 35, Gift, Hans Kone
Nicoline Marie Poulsen, 11, Hendes broderdatter
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N o 1247. Ulstrup and Gundersted,
Aars Herred, Aalborg County, Viborg Diocese.
AHN; LS; MS III .; Lkm. 3/260; Kbg. 18 13 .
13. 5/4 1793, o. 5/6, FS Henrik Henriksen Lemvig , b. 68; St. Vibg. 87; C. 6/11 92, l .; ~ Anna Nysum, fc 71, ? Søndbjerg ? / 4 53; 1 D .; [? 1799].
KUM III, p. 421 (»Henricus Lemvig«, 19 years old); Sixhøj no. 1456.
14. 17/4 1799 [r. Cap. Simested-H.-H. 2/12 96] F. Bdr. Niels Engelstoft Lemvig born 65; St. Vibg. 85; C. 7/10 89, n .; pp. Cap. Rødenæs, Aggersh. St., 20/12 93; ~ Rand. 31/1 99 Christiane Poulsen, ? Gyvelgd. 24; 4 S .; [? 28/3 1820].
KUM III, p. 411 (»Nicolaus Lemvig«, 20 years old); Sixhøj no. 1439.
Transcript by Birgit Samuelsen.
Aalborg, Aars, Ulstrup, Ulstrup Bye, , 1, FT-1787, A4617
Henrik [Cri.] Lemvig, 68, Gift, mand, sognepræst
Anna Laursdatter Engelstoft,48, Gift, kone
Mette Maria Lemvig, 23, Ugift, datter
Niels Henriksen Lemvig, 22, Ugift, søn
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
Aalborg, Aars, Ulstrup, Ulstrup Bye, , 6, FT-1801, B8528
Niels Engelstoft Henriksen Lemvig, 36, Gift, Huusbonde, Sognepræst
Christiane Poulsen, 35, Gift, Hans Kone
Nicoline Marie Poulsen, 11, Hendes broderdatter
\(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
Aalborg, Hindsted, Visborg, Søndergaarde, 1 huus, 20, FT-1855, C6672
Niels Christian Engelstoft Lemvig, 55, Gift, lever af sin jordlod, huusfader, Fødested, Ulstrup Sogn s, [Aalborg] amt
Karen Marie Andersen, 54, Gift, hans kone, Fødested, Soelberg Sogn s.[Aalborg] Amt
Ane Christiane Lemvig, 7, Ugift, deres datter, Fødested,Her i sognet
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger | Lemvig, Niels Henriksen (I17364)
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N o 1247. Ulstrup and Gundersted,
Aars Herred, Aalborg County, Viborg Diocese.
AHN; LS; MS III .; Lkm. 3/260; Kbg. 18 13 .
13. 5/4 1793, o. 5/6, FS Henrik Henriksen Lemvig , b. 68; St. Vibg. 87; C. 6/11 92, l .; ~ Anna Nysum, fc 71, ? Søndbjerg ? / 4 53; 1 D .; [? 1799].
KUM III, p. 421 (»Henricus Lemvig«, 19 years old); Sixhøj no. 1456.
14. 17/4 1799 [r. Cap. Simested-H.-H. 2/12 96] F. Bdr. Niels Engelstoft Lemvig born 65; St. Vibg. 85; C. 7/10 89, n .; pp. Cap. Rødenæs, Aggersh. St., 20/12 93; ~ Rand. 31/1 99 Christiane Poulsen, ? Gyvelgd. 24; 4 S .; [? 28/3 1820].
KUM III, p. 411 (»Nicolaus Lemvig«, 20 years old); Sixhøj no. 1439.
(Transcript by Birgit Samuelsen.)
Aalborg, Aars, Ulstrup, Ulstrup Bye, , 1, FT-1787, A4617
Henrik [Cri.] Lemvig, 68, Gift, mand, sognepræst
Anna Laursdatter Engelstoft,48, Gift, kone
Mette Maria Lemvig, 23, Ugift, datter
Niels Henriksen Lemvig, 22, Ugift, søn
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
Aalborg, Aars, Ulstrup, Ulstrup Bye, , 6, FT-1801, B8528
Niels Engelstoft Henriksen Lemvig, 36, Gift, Huusbonde, Sognepræst
Christiane Poulsen, 35, Gift, Hans Kone
Nicoline Marie Poulsen, 11, Hendes broderdatter
\(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
Aalborg, Hindsted, Visborg, Søndergaarde, 1 huus, 20, FT-1855, C6672
Niels Christian Engelstoft Lemvig, 55, Gift, lever af sin jordlod, huusfader, Fødested, Ulstrup Sogn s, [Aalborg] amt
Karen Marie Andersen, 54, Gift, hans kone, Fødested, Soelberg Sogn s.[Aalborg] Amt
Ane Christiane Lemvig, 7, Ugift, deres datter, Fødested,Her i sognet
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger) | Lemvig, Henrik Henriksen (I17365)
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N o 360. Gundslev,
Falsters Nørre Herred, Maribo Amt, Lolld.-Falsters Stift.
BFG 2/61; LS; LPB 44; MS 2-b / 66; Lkm. 2/773; Rh. 2/165; Kbg. 1700 .
207 Dorthe [Bertelsdatter Struck] in Ribe. 4/28/1660 No.122, opslag 370.
Widow of Jørgen Hansen Maade, [change 5.8.1651 lbnr.18]. Of children, B is stated:
1) Maren Jørgensdatter
2) Mette Jørgensdatter.
FM:
1 Gregers Christensen, goldsmith
2 Cornelius Ditlevsen.
Ribe
Town
Clerk Original registrations and promissory notes 1646-1655
B 85A-131
Ole Degn: Rich and poor in Ribe. Volumes 1-2 from 1981, in volume 2 pages 92-101 have an overview of most of the probates 1646-1660, where the deceased and spouse are listed.
In some of the shifts it says that the child gets free food, shoes, clothes and lessons (to keep it to honor and learn) until the child becomes e.g. 14 years, which is stated as: "under 14 years".
If there is instead free food etc. for 5 years, state: "free food for 5 years".
The family relationships are not always specified, so it is with some reservations that I state these in the first protocols, just as there may be more children than those indicated.
The following abbreviations are used:
A: heir / heirs
B: child / children
E: widow / widower
FM: guardian
gm: married
lbn .: serial number
months: months
LV: guardian
sst .: same place
18 Jørgen [Hansen] Maade, [grocer] in Ribe. 8/5/1651 No.22,
storage 113. E: Dorthe Bertelsdatter [Struck]. LV: Carsten Sørensen. Of children, indicate B:
1) Hans Jørgensen.
FM: uncle Hans Hansen Maade.
In addition, Jørgen Bertelsen Struck is mentioned.
19 Jens Madsen Hjort, grocer in Ribe. 8/20/1651 No.23, storage 125.
E: Mette [Christensdatter]. LV: brother Mads Christensen. B:
1) Mads Hjort.
FM: Anders Jensen Goldsmith. | Bertelsdatter Struck, Dorothea (I17339)
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N o 458. Hjortlund and Kalslund,
Kalslund Herred, Haderslev County, Ribe Diocese.
K. 2/311; Rh. 461; RM 14/10 1766; S. and Kalslund K .; MS III .; Lkm. 6/82; Kbg. 1720
Note Kalslund was the main parish until 1659, when Pgden. was destroyed.
[NB! Corrections and additions from Arends are also included here.]
5. 18/9 1682, d. 19/10, Poul Hansen Wedel , d. 7/9 59; St. Ribe 78; ~ FD Sara Bertelsdtr. Struch; 2 S., 1 D .; see Bertel PW (Wellejus) in Gundslev ; [? 1692].
KUM II, p. 84 ("Paulus Iohannis Wellejus").
Category: Hjortlund-Kalvslund Pastorate
1682 Poul Hansen Wedel (1659-1692)
Son of Hans Laugesen Wedel (1624-1674) and Kirsten, the father was a master, priest in Andst-Gesten and provost . [3]
Student 1678 from Ribe. Appointed in 1682 to the chaplain of Bertel Jørgensen Struch and to his successor. [4]
'Was a priest in 1686 which is written on the back of Kalvslund Church's ritual'.
According to SV Wiberg, had 2 sons and 1 daughter and died in 1692. On the priest's plaque is 'Povel Wedel -1686', but that is wrong.
Bertel Poulsen Wellejus (1689-1752), rector of Nyborg , 1737 priest in Gundslev on Falster , but angered the congregation and was deposed in 1742 and was insane.
N o 458. Hjortlund and Kalslund,
Kalslund Herred, Haderslev County, Ribe Diocese.
K. 2/311; Rh. 461; RM 14/10 1766; S. and Kalslund K .; MS III .; Lkm. 6/82; Kbg. 1720
Note Kalslund was the main parish until 1659, when Pgden. was destroyed.
[NB! Corrections and additions from Arends are also included here.]
Bertel Jørgensen Struch (Struck, Struk)
4. E. f. B. 3/9 1658 ** [shown Flax. Ribe (56)] Bertel Jørgensen Struch (Struck, Struk); F. J. Bertelsen S., Bgr. in Ribe; St. Ribe 50; ~ FD. . . Bertelsdtr. Sture; 4 D .; see Etm .; [? c. 1690; Rh. says that he grew old, but not when he died; maaskee was Etm. first him adjunct].
KUM I, p. 226 ("Bartolus Struchius").
Poul Hansen Wedel
5. 18/9 1682, d. 19/10, Poul Hansen Wedel , d. 7/9 59; St. Ribe 78; ~ FD Sara Bertelsdtr. Struch; 2 S., 1 D .; see Bertel PW (Wellejus) in Gundslev ; [? 1692].
KUM II, p. 84 ("Paulus Iohannis Wellejus").
N o 360. Gundslev,
Falsters Nørre Herred, Maribo Amt, Lolld.-Falsters Stift.
BFG 2/61; LS; LPB 44; MS 2-b / 66; Lkm. 2/773; Rh. 2/165; Kbg. 1700 .
Bertel Poulsen Wellejus el. Wedel
12. 26/5 1727 [Rtr. Nybg. 4/8 17] Mag. Bertel Poulsen Wellejus el. Wedel by Hjortlund-K. , pp. 89; St. Ribe 08, Bacc. 09 ; Hear. Kbh. . . . ; C. 1/6 12, l .; Mag. Kbh. 30/7 18; 1 ~ 27 Mette Poulsdtr. Bastrup, born 90, ? 7/7 35; u. B .; 2 ~ 29/11 35 Inger Larsdtr. Hald, fc 00, ? 31/3 80 ; F. Møller; M. Anna Thomasdtr. Flindt; u. B .; [deposed 25/1 1742; ? Stub purchase. 7/4 52 ; ?Had 22 Steps. 40 publicly in the house of God in the presence of many people not only with hugs and insults met his dean, but even on the same day made such a sermon. for the Congregation and held such Catechisation (1)for the youth who have been to the greatest indignation of the holy name of God and the indignation of the church ?. "Had buried his pound in the mud of the ugly drunkenness." By Rescr. 6/4 42 he got however 100 Rdlr. annually by the Office. Became insane shortly after; ? 7/4 52].
KUM II, pp. 332, 337, 420 ("Bartholus Pauli Vellejus", 19 years old); Achelis I, No. 4479; E. Brejls probate: Stubbekøbing town bailiff no. 216, Gejstl. sk. in Maribo county, Falsters Nørre hrd. No. 120; Kbg. Gundslev (1696-1782) opsl. 147 (death of 2nd wife). | Hansen Vedel, Poul (I17405)
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N o 840. Nykjøbing og Systofte,
Falsters Sønder Herred, Maribo Amt, Lolland-Falsters Stift.
BFG 1/3; MS 2-b / 45; LPB x .; Rh. 2/18; S. and K .; Lkm. 2/731; Kbg. New purchase. 1705, Systofte 1643 .
12. 18/3 1803 [Rtr. Rim. 88] Mag. Peter Estrup ; [25/11 1803 Randers ; see der].
Randers.
N o 902. Parish Priests to St. Mortens Church.
[Støvring Herred, Randers Amt, Aarhuus Stift]
MS III .; K. 3/150; LPB 184; P. 55; Galthen 157; Aarh. M .; Kbg. 1656 .
Note In 1698, the Castle Parish was united with St. Mortens.
4. 25/11 1803 [ Nykjøb.-S. 18/3 pp. A.] Mag. Peter Estrup , born Nibe 6/10 56; F. Christen E., formerly Forv. Mr. Lindenborg; M. Magd. Lauritsdtr. Engelstoft by Sebber-L. ; St. pr. Aalbg. 72; Cand. philol. 77, l .; Cand. th. 7/12 79, h .; Alumnus P. Borchs Coll. 79?82 ; Mag. 82; Hear. Kbh. s. A .; Rtr. Rim. 23/5 88; Pr. 03; R. m. Apr. 10/7 12; ~ 85 Gedske Cathrine Jungersen af Gjøl , d. 4/3 57, ? Kbh. 19/3 30; 3 S., 3 D .; [? 31/12 1818; about his worth especially as a schoolman there is only one opinion; zealous as a Priest; connected Seriousness with Gentleness; instilled at the same time Respect and Love; E. 1/389 and S. 1/435].
Borchs K. No. 380 .
Randers.
No 902. Sognepræster til St. Mortens Kirke.
[Støvring Herred, Randers Amt, Aarhuus Stift]
M. S. III.; K. 3/150; L. P. B. 184; P. 55; Galthen 157; Aarh. M.; Kbg. 1656.
Anm. 1698 blev Slotssognet forenet med St. Mortens.
14. 25/11 1803 [Nykjøb.-S. 18/3 s. A.] Mag. Peter Estrup, f. Nibe 6/10 56; F. Christen E., tidligere Forv. p. Lindenborg; M. Magd. Lauritsdtr. Engelstoft af Sebber-L.; St. pr. Aalbg. 72; Cand. philol. 77, l.; Cand. th. 7/12 79, h.; Alumnus p. Borchs Coll. 79?82; Mag. 82; Hør. Kbh. s. A.; Rtr. Rand. 23/5 88; Pr. 03; R. m. Apr. 10/7 12; ~ 85 Gedske Cathrine Jungersen af Gjøl, d. 4/3 57, ? Kbh. 19/3 30; 3 S., 3 D.; [? 31/12 1818; om hans Værd især som Skolemand er der kun een Mening; nidkjær som Præst; forbandt Alvor med Blidhed; indgjød til samme Tid Agtelse og Kjærlighed; E. 1/389 og S. 1/435].
Borchs K. nr. 380.
N o 325. Gjøl,
Hvetbo Herred, Hjørring County, Aalborg Diocese.
AHN; V. 46; EM; M. Nr. 497; MS III .; PM 96; Vahls M. 7; Kbg. 1684
[Unless otherwise stated, corrections and supplements are from Klitgaard, see below.]
11. 15/3 1748 [p. Cap. * 5/5 47, o. 9/6] Peder Jensen Jungersen , fp Gjøl 11/7 20; F. Jens Jensen; M. Ellen Christensdtr .; St. Aalbg. 38; C. 42, h .; Pr. 18/11 67; ~ 12/9 48 FD Judithe Andersdtr. Thorning, d. 27/9 19, ? Brøndum 8/6 00; 2 S., 3 D .; see Andreas J. in Brøndum-S.-T. ; P. Estrup in Randers ; [? 31/3 1796].
KUM II, p. 591 (»Petrus Iungersen«, 18 years old).
(17/6 1796. AG Møller ; see Byrum-V.-H. )
Laurits Struch Christiansen Engelstoft af Sønderho
N o 986. Sebber and Lundby,
Delete Herred, Aalborg County, Viborg Diocese.
AHN; MS III .; LS *; Lkm. 3/271; Kbg. 17 01 .
Note The pastor lives in Barmer. At Sebbersund is a mountain, where in the past a church must have stood, built St. Nicolao in Honor, whose Rudera is still known (Pont. Atl. 5/41).
9. 4/3 el. 4/5 1729 [r. Cap. Varde 25/2 27] Laurits Struch Christiansen Engelstoft af Sønderho , b. 19/9 02; St. Ribe 23, Bacc. 24 ; C. 28/5 25, h .; Pr. ? / 3 60; ~ 10/6 29 Maren Bjørn Nielsdtr. Kragelund by Varde Jacobi K. , ? 75; 3 S., 1 D .; see Christian LE in Næsborg-S.-O. ; Jens RLE and Greve-K. ; HC Lemvig in Ulstrup-G. ; (Mag. P. Estrup in Randers ); [# 1778; ? Ulstrup ? / 12 79; W. 1/282].
KUM II, pp. 454, 459 (»Laurentius Struch Engelstoft«, 21 years old).
Randers, Støvring, Randers Købstad, Randers Købstad, , 678, FT-1801, B9189
Peder Estrup, 45, Gift, Husbonde, Magister og rector
Giedske Chatrine Jungersen, 44, Gift, Hans Kone
Magdalene Chatrina Estrup, 15, Ugift, Deres barn
Juditte Petrine Estrup, 12, Deres barn
Christen Estrup, 10, Deres barn
Hector Fridrich Estrup, 8, Deres barn
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)
Peder Estrup
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Peder Estrup, 6.10.1756-31.12.1818, rector, priest. Born in Nibe, died in Randers, buried sst. Es birth cost his mother his life, and when he also lost his father a few years later, he came to the house of his uncle, the later provost, mag. Christian Engelstoft who in 1772 graduated him to the university. In 1777 he took the great philological degree, in 1779 theologically certified. As a student he was known for his excellent knowledge, especially in Greek - his nickname was "Peder Grækeren" - and in 1779 he got a place at Borch's college where in 1780-82 he published three dissertations De Genio Socratis and otherwise spent some for his development significant years. In 1782 he took his master's degree with great fame and became a hearer at Our Lady's School in Copenhagen. One of his disciples, the later bishop JP Mynster,says that he was the only one of the teachers who knew how to put himself in respect, partly thanks to his great rigor. In 1788, E. became rector of Randers. He received a completely neglected school, but in a few years he succeeded in bringing it to its feet and gaining a reputation as one of the country's most excellent principals. Among the 112 disciples he graduated in 1799 was Steen Steensen Blicher who set him very high. Pedagogically, E., as personally associated with Ove Høegh-Guldberg,conservative, and when he looked with disapproval at the Duke of Augustenborg's reforms of the learned school system and even sat in very scarce conditions as principal, he sought vocation. In 1803 he became parish priest in Nykøbing F., but already turned s.å. back to Randers as parish priest at Skt. Morten's church and provost in Støvring hrd. (Provstiet he surrendered in 1812). Though held by his congregation, he never felt completely happy as a priest. The school deed had been his proper calling. Many internal and external circumstances prevented him in his later years from acting as a writer. A number of school speeches he has left behind show him as a knowledgeable, humanely educated personality. -Range with county provosts 1812.
Family
Parents: tenants on Kyø and Lindenborg Christen E. (1710-64) and Magdalene Engelstoft (1730-56). Married 31.8.1785 in Ålborg to Gedske Cathrine Jungersen, baptized 9.3.1757 in Gøl, died 19.3.1830 in Copenhagen. (Trin.), D. By Provost Peder J. (1720-96) and Judithe Andersdatter Thorning (1719-1800). - Father of HFJE
Old Kirstineberg
Kirstineberg was established as a manor house in 1773.
The current main building was built in 1773 with materials from Nykøbing Castle.
In 1863, Kirstineberg was divided into two independent manors: Ny Kirstineberg and Gammel Kirstineberg.
Ownership
(1845-1848) Peder Estrup
(1848-1851) JBS Estrup
Wikipedia
Estrup is a Danish family whose ancestor, Christen Estrup (died 1757), who was first a tenant at Lindenborg Estate , later living in Nibe , became the father of town and town hall clerk in Elsinore , councilor Lauritz Christian Estrup (1753-1826) and to magister Peder Estrup (1756-1818), who with great skill held the office of rector in Randers , where he later worked as parish priest and provost . The latter's eldest daughter married professor, conference councilor Laurids Engelstoft , his sons were mayor of Odense , conference councilor Christian Estrup(1790-1868), who left no sons, the doctor Peder Jungersen Estrup (1791-1830), who went into Russian service, but whose descendants live in this country, and the historian, state councilor , dr.phil. Hector Frederik Janson Estrup , who was the father of the statesman, council president Jacob Brønnum Scavenius Estrup (1825-1913). This was i.a. father of chamberlain , court huntsman Hector Estrup to Ormstrup and Kongsdal (1860-1914), to Adam Estrup to Fårupgård (1864-1934) and to cand.theol.
Jacob Estrup to Skaføgård (1870-1941).
Court huntsman Vilhelm Estrup to Fjeld was the father of Vibeke Estrup (born 1971), actress Regitze Estrup (born 1974) and court huntsman Frederik Emil Valdemar Estrup (born 1977) to Fjeld.
Master of Science in Engineering, HD, dr.merc. Christian Estrup (1939-1995) was married to secretary of the Hofmarskallatet Birgitte Estrup (1943-2009), and together they were the parents of mechanical engineer, MA Adam Peter Estrup (born 1964), married to court huntsman Dorte Fonnesbech-Wulff Estrup to Vesterbygaard , cand .ling.merc. Louise Estrup (born 1966) and cand.med., PhD, Thalia Marie Blicher (born 1970).
Another Hector Frederik Jansen Estrup (1854-1904) was the son of hospital director Laurits Carl Constantin Estrup and became an architect in Horsens . His son, journalist Lauritz Albert Zwergius Estrup (1890-1974) was mayor of Copenhagen and father of the national economist and politician Jørgen Frederik Grundtvig Estrup (born 1942).
Master of Science in Engineering , dr.phil. Knud Karl Vibe Estrup (1884-1978) also belongs to the family.
Sourcesedit
V. Bang, Plate of JBS Estrup's Ancestors .
Carl Lindberg Nielsen, The Estrup Family for 250 years , Odense 1955.
The Estrup family through 300 years, 1705-2002: Equestrian farmer in Estrup, Øster Hornum parish, Christen Poulsen's descendants in the male lines , Odense: Syddansk Universitetsforlag 2002. ISBN 87-7838-773-6
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N o 851. Næsborg, Salling and Outrup,
Delete Herred, Aalborg County, Viborg Diocese.
AHN; LS; MS III .; LPB 188; Lkm 3/178; Kbg. 1678
Note Salling must have formerly been the main parish (Pont. A. 5/38). After the Opslag 27/12 1874, the priest must, on request, relinquish Salling and Outrup, in exchange for taking over Kornum.
11. 22/4 1803 [p. Cap. Volstrup-H. 3/7 01, o. 28/8] Niels Lassen Thorning af Torslev , b. 16/9 71; St. Aalbg. 93; C. 22/1 98, h .; (p. Cap. Kjetterup-G. 26/3 99); ~ 03 FD Ingeborg Marie Engelstoft, E. e. HJ Naschou, r. Cap. in Middelfart-K. ; B .; 3 ~ Gottlieb Nyegaard, Forp. in Næsborg Pg., and ? 4/2 32; Bishop, Dr. and Prof. th. CT Engelstoft in Od. is his son, (see FDT Engelstoft, r. Cap. in Vissenbjerg ); [? 15/12 1813].
Transcript by Birgit Samuelsen.
Supplementary literature on this pastorate:
Fussing, Hans H .: Information about Hornum, Slet, Revs, Aars, Hassing and Øster og Vester Han herreders priests. Personnel History Journal 11: 3 (1942), pp. 227-46 (Næsborg pp. 234-235).
N o 794. Parish chaplains (from 2/3 1742 resident) in Middelfart and Kauslunde,
[Vends Herred, Odense County, Fyens Stift]
Lkm. 2/444; MS 2-4 / 93; Kbg. Middelfart 1709, Kauslunde 1646 .
Note These Capellans seem, from the first, to have lived in and ruled Kauslunde.
27. 25/9 1795, o. 28/10, Hans Jørgen Hansen Naschou , b. Aalbg. 9/7 67; F. Hans Jørgen Tobiassen N., Bfgd .; M. Anne Sophie Mørch, St. Aalbg. 87; C. 24/7 92, l .; ~ 96 Ingeborg Maria Engelstoft af Næsborg-S.-O. , d. Gislum 11/6 77; 1 D .; 2 ~ NL Thorning in Næsborg-S.-O. ; [? 1797].
E. Brejls probate: Ålborg town bailiff no. 4063.
Transcript by R. Rostrup.
Note:
(1) JM = Bishop Jacob Madsen.
No 1345. Resident Capellaner in Vissenbjerg.
[Odense (before Baag) Herred og Amt, Fyens Stift]
MS 2-a / 92; Bl. FG 2/252.
Note The chaplains were also teachers at Bred Skole, where they lived
11. 18/12 1875 [Ord. Till. as Assistant in S. Omme-H. 15/12 71, o. Od. 20/12; Cap. pp ss. 17/6 72; here 15/8 73] Frants Daniel Thorning Engelstoft , b. 4/7 44; F. Dr. and Prof. theol. Christ. Thorning Engelstoft af Næsborg-S.-O. (Son of NL Thorning), Bishop of Fyens St .; M. Lovise Holm; St. Od. 68; C. 28/6 70, h 1 .; ~ 4/7 72 Cathrine Elisabeth Nyegaard of Blidstrup , b. Skive 27/6 47; (78) 2 S.
Transcript by Marianne Munk.
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N o 986. Sebber and Lundby,
Delete Herred, Aalborg County, Viborg Diocese.
AHN; MS III .; LS *; Lkm. 3/271; Kbg. 17 01 .
Note The pastor lives in Barmer. At Sebbersund is a mountain, where a church must have once stood, built St. Nicolao in Honor, whose Rudera is still known (Pont. Atl. 5/41).
9. 4/3 el. 4/5 1729 [r. Cap. Varde 25/2 27] Laurits Struch Christiansen Engelstoft af Sønderho , b. 19/9 02; St. Ribe 23, Bacc. 24 ; C. 28/5 25, h .; Pr. ? / 3 60; ~ 10/6 29 Maren Bjørn Nielsdtr. Kragelund by Varde Jacobi K. , ? 75; 3 S., 1 D .; see Christian LE in Næsborg-S.-O. ; Jens RLE and Greve-K. ; HC Lemvig in Ulstrup-G. ; (Mag. P. Estrup in Randers ); [# 1778; ? Ulstrup ? / 12 79; W. 1/282].
KUM II, pp. 454, 459 (»Laurentius Struch Engelstoft«, 21 years old).
N o 1267a. Parish priests to St. Jacobi and from 24/8 1731 also to St. Nicolai Churches in Varde,
V. Horne Herred, Ribe County and Diocese.
K.4 / 192; LPB 526 and 527; MS III .; RM; Lkm. 6/324; Kbg. 1702
Note St. Nicolai was formerly a Pastorate for himself. The church was demolished in 1815.
6. 23/2 1686 ** [Rtr. her 84] Mag. Niels Nielsen Kragelund of Leirskov-J. , pp. 58; St. Ribe 78, Bacc. 80 ; Mag. Kbh. 24/5 02; Pr. . . ; 1 ~. . . . ; 3 S., 3 D .; 2 ~ Magdalene Mortensdtr. Friede, ? Varde 7/7 60; F. Morten Christensen Friede, Customs Officer in Varde; M. Maren Jacobsdtr. Bjørn (2 ~ Bgmstr. Taulov in Varde and M. to Jørgen BT in Nordby p. F., Vibekke JT ~ PB Friede in Leirskov-J. , Maren JT ~ H. Allerup in Ringkjøb.-R. , Christence JT ~ OO Høyer i Hee og Mormdr. T. Anna Hedvig T. ~ PP Holm iLundforlund-G. ); u. B .; see LSC Engelstoft i Sebber-L. ; NJ Berth and Vildbjerg-T. ; [ b. 10/7 1728.
Was sometimes badly lost in the Head. Thus a bad scandal occurred in Aal Church at B. Lassen's funeral, when a neighbor priest was to give a speech, but he (K.) suddenly came, hurried up to the pulpit and used harsh expressions against those who fell others in office, etc. He had to finally led out of the Church].
N o 851. Næsborg, Salling and Outrup,
Delete Herred, Aalborg County, Viborg Diocese.
AHN; LS; MS III .; LPB 188; Lkm 3/178; Kbg. 1678
Note Salling must have formerly been the main parish (Pont. A. 5/38). After the Opslag 27/12 1874, the priest must, on request, relinquish Salling and Outrup, in exchange for taking over Kornum.
10. 28/7 1786 [ Vive-O.-V. 12/3 83] Christian Lauritsen Engelstoft by Sebber-L. , pp. 28/5 34; St. Aalbg. 50; C. 20/5 54, l .; p. Cap. Sebber-L. 11/11 71, or 20/11; Sp. Gislum-T. 8/9 73; Pr. 79; ~ 2/11 73 Eleonore Hedvig Lillelund of Aarslev-T. , pp. 42, ? ? / 4 16; 1 S., 1 D .; see HJ Naschou, r. Cap. in Middelf.-K. ; Etm .; (FV Bagger in Brahetrolleborg-K. ); their son was also Cfrrd., prof. Laurits C .; [? 15/2 1803; scholar Philologist; authored Latin Verses; enjoyed great confidence in thoroughness, teaching, selflessness, and conscientiousness; Parents vied to offer and almost paanøde him their Sons (Scholarly Note for 1803, p. 110)].
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Name Johan Fromholdt Henriksson
Gender Male
Christening Date 26 Jun 1821
Christening Place PORVOO,UUSIMAA,FINLAND
Birth Date 24 Jun 1821
Father's Name Henr Petterss
Mother's Name An Caisa Gustdr
"Finland Baptisms, 1657-1890," database, FamilySearch
| Henriksson, Johan Fromhold/Tromhold (I16206)
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Name Mary Old
Gender Female
Christening Date 19 Jul 1741
Christening Place WYMINGTON,BEDFORD,ENGLAND
Father's Name John Old
Mother's Name Catharine
(England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975)
A Death
Name: Mary Homan
Gender: Female
Burial Date: 19 Mar 1780
Burial Place: Marston-Moretaine, Bedford, England
FHL Film Number: 1066927
(England, Select Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991)
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Name: Arthur T S Marsden
Birth Date: 1901
Birth Place: New South Wales
Registration Year: 1901
Registration Place: Sunny Corner, New South Wales, Australia
Father: Charlfs A Marsden
Mother: Elizabeth
Registration Number: 36210
(New South Wales Birth Index 1788-1915) | Marsden, Arthur Thomas Samuel (I14220)
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Name: Ida Amanda May Sinclair
Birth Date: 8 Jan 1871
Birth Place: Green Patch
Registration Place: Flinders, South Australia, Australia
Father: Donald Sinclair
Mother: Mary Ann Clark
Page Number: 321
Volume Number: 91
(South Australia Birth Index)
Name: Ida A M King
Death Place: Western Australia
Registration Year: 1937
Registration Place: Williams, Western Australia
Registration Number: 49
(West Australia Death Index)
Death
Name: Edwin A King
Death Place: Western Australia
Registration Year: 1951
Registration Place: Williams, Western Australia
Registration Number: 30
(West Australia Death Index)
Birth
Name: Edwin Arthur King
Birth Date: 22 Sep 1870
Birth Place: Brighton
Registration Place: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Father: Thomas King
Mother: Sarah Kempster
Page Number: 84
Volume Number: 91
(South Australia Birth Index)
Name: Ida Amanda May Sinclair
Father's name: Donald Sinclair
Spouse Name: Edwin Arthur King
Spouse's Father's Name: Thomas King
Marriage Date: 11 Dec 1897
Marriage Place: St Bartholomew Chruch Norwood
Registration Place: Norwood, South Australia
Page Number: 771
Volume Number: 193
(South Australia Marriage Index
Edwin Arthur King | Sinclair, Ida Amanda May (I15840)
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Name: Sleight, Alfred Augustus
Record Type: Births
Gender: Male
Father: Sleight, John
Mother: Atkinson, Eliza
Date of birth: 04 Feb 1839
Registered: Launceston
Registration year: 1839
Record ID: NAME_INDEXES:1104049
Resource: RGD33/1/23/ no 59
(Tasmania Name Index)
Marriage
Sleight, John
Record Type: Marriages
Gender: Male
Spouse: Atkinson, Eliza
Gender: Female
Date of marriage: 02 Sep 1836
Registered: Launceston
Registration year: 1836
Record ID: NAME_INDEXES:822997
Resource: RGD36/1/3 no 3488
(Tasmania Names Index Online)
John Sleight per ship Providence snd Eliza Atkinson per ship Layton, married by Banns, Scots Church.
Name: Sleight, John
Record Type: Departures
Departure date: 8 Mar 1837
Departure port: Launceston
Ship: Enterprize
Bound to: Port Phillip
Record ID: NAME_INDEXES:608080
Resource: POL459/1/1 p4
(Tasmania Names Index Online)
All to be sorted yet
Brockhoff, Sir Jack Stuart (1908?1984)
by Robert Murray
This article was published in Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 17, (MUP), 2007
Sir Jack Stuart Brockhoff (1908-1984), manufacturer and philanthropist, was born on 11 March 1908 in South Melbourne, third and youngest son of Victorian-born parents Frederick Douglas Brockhoff (1868-1961), manufacturer, and his wife Lola Landon, née Sleight. Frederick?s father, Adolph, had migrated from Mecklenburg, Germany, to Victoria and started the biscuit-manufacturing firm A. F. Brockhoff & Co. Entering the business early in life, Frederick became governing director of the company, which was renamed Brockhoff?s Biscuits Pty Ltd. Lola, who had been born into the Sleight family of undertakers, was a woman of strong social convictions. Jack attended Wesley College. He and his brothers, Harold Frederick (1902-1966) and Alan Bruce (1904-1989), were to spend most of their working lives with the family firm, controlling it after World War II.
In a felicitous spread of abilities and interests, Harold managed the marketing side, Alan the manufacturing operation and Jack the administrative, financial and corporate functions. This split of responsibilities enabled the brothers to work together harmoniously, while keeping their distance. Each was a director in charge of his sector. Jack was also managing director and later chairman. All three had a remarkable physical resemblance, though substantial differences of personality. Staff addressed them as `Mr Jack?, `Mr Harold? and `Mr Alan?, and generally the atmosphere was friendly and paternal.
After 1945 the brothers anticipated a significant growth in demand for their products. Believing it to be economically imperative that they increase production, they purchased a large block of former market-gardening land at East Burwood in 1951 and opened an ambitious new factory there in 1953. The scale of operation allowed by the extra space and new plant gave their firm a competitive advantage and Brockhoff?s share of the market expanded at the expense of its rivals T. B. Guest & Co. Pty Ltd, Swallow & Ariell Ltd and Sunshine Biscuits Ltd.
Biscuit manufacturers mostly operated within one State but in the 1950s William Arnott Pty Ltd of Sydney began buying out or merging with interstate firms. When the American-owned Nabisco Pty Ltd entered the Australian market, Arnott?s, Brockhoff?s and Guest?s combined defensively, forming the Australian Biscuit Co. Pty Ltd, but at first keeping their operations separate. Nabisco sought to take over the publicly listed Swallow & Ariell in 1964 and Jack Brockhoff worked closely, shrewdly and courageously with Arnott?s directors to beat Nabisco in a share-market battle, acquiring Swallow & Ariell for the Australian Biscuit Co.
Realising that the day of the medium-sized, one-State manufacturer was passing, Brockhoff then led his family firm into a full merger with Arnott?s. The combined company became Arnott?s Biscuits Pty Ltd in 1966 and the Brockhoff name gradually disappeared from supermarket shelves over the next few years. Arnotts Ltd was floated as a public company in 1970. Jack retired as chairman and managing director of the Melbourne operation, Arnott-Brockhoff-Guest Pty Ltd, in 1973 but was to remain a director of Arnotts Ltd until 1984.
Reserved, introverted and markedly shy, Brockhoff was nevertheless an astute businessman and investor who was also kind and honest. Much of his wealth came from private investment, an abiding interest. He could be very generous, but abhorred waste, show or pretence. He was a life governor of the Sandringham and District Memorial Hospital, the Royal Children?s Hospital, the Burwood Boys? Home and the Victorian Civil Ambulance. In 1979 he organised a philanthropic trust, the Jack Brockhoff Foundation, and endowed it with $5 million. He was knighted that year. The foundation was dedicated to assisting `the people of Victoria?. Most of its grants were of moderate amounts disbursed to a wide range of charities, but it gave priority to helping children and the elderly, and to funding medical research.
On 14 October 1933 at St John?s Church of England, Toorak, Brockhoff had married Claire Cornelia Josephine Herd. The marriage was childless and broke down very quickly; the experience seemed to affect his personality, increasing his reserve. He lived modestly at Sandringham, a hard-drinking bachelor devoted to golf, bowls, sailing, fishing and business, and a member of numerous sporting clubs, including the Victoria Amateur Turf and the Victoria Racing clubs. Unexpectedly, on 27 June 1980 at Sandringham he married, with Uniting Church forms, Ursula Edith Lycoudis, née Hill, a widow who had recently been his housekeeper; the marriage was happy but short. Sir Jack died on 3 September 1984 at his home and was cremated. His will, sworn for probate at $7,455,835, provided the foundation with about $6 million in additional funds and almost $1 million more on the death of Lady Brockhoff in 199
A marriage
Mr. A. F.Brockhoff, of "Nithsdale," Caulfield, and Miss Lola
Sleight, second daughter of the late Augustus A. Sleight,
of " Kieta," East Melbourne, was celebrated at Trinity Church, East Melbourne, on 10th February, at 7 p.m. The service was conducted by the Rev. W. G. Hindley, of Kew.
The wedding was a quiet one, invitation being strictly confined to near relatives of the bride and bridegroom.
Mr. Joseph Summere, who presided at the organ, played
very brilliantly some charming music, including Mendelssohn's Wedding March" and the march from
"Lohengrin."
The bride was given away by her uncle, Mr. Leslie
Gregson, of Seymour, and looked very pretty in a trained robe of white brocade in a rich design ; both sleeves and yokes were of chiffon, very finely goffered.
The swathed bodice was of brocade, with a folded
waist of white satin falling in long ends at the
left side of the skirt. The double epaulettes of brocade were finished with goffered chiffon, cluster of lilies
of the valley, and ivory tinted wheatears set in rosettes
of chiffon and satin finished the dainty bodice, the
square train was lined with white silk and trimmed with bows of satin ribbon and carbon ornaments; also small sprays of lilies of the valley ; her wreath of natural orange blossom was worn under a gracefully arranged veil of fine
bridal net, fastened with a handsome diamond spray
and brooch ornament.
Tbe handsome bouquet of the choicest exotice, mixed with fairy ferns and tied with a handsome sash, was most
artistically arranged by Miss Kemp, of Collins street.
The bridesmaids were Mjes Ethel Sleight (sister of the bridegroom), who wore soft white silk skirt, deeply frilled with fine Valenciennes lace ; the bodice, also of silk, was cross draped ine front, and inserted and frilled with Valenciennes; an elegant white satin ribbon was passed round
the waist, terminating in long ends; a black picture hat was worn, with white plumes.
Miss Clara Brocbhoff?rich eau de nil brocade, handsomely
trimmed with accordeon-pleated chiffon
and pearl passementerie.
Miss Popsie Brockhoff
wore shrimp pink flnwered glace silk, with bodice
of gathered silk chiffon, pretty fichu of white silk
reaching to the hetn of her dress ; both sisters
wore picture hats, with white plumes. The bridegroom's
gifts to
the bridesmaids
were
gold
brooches, set with opals, paarls and rubies.
They
all carried pretty poseys in harmony and contrast
with their different frocks.
Tiny Kitty, Hell and
yueenie Sleight (sister of the bridt) also followed
dressed in soft white silk
Greenaway frocks,
tucued and trimmed with Valenciennes.
They
both received pretty gold initial brooches from
the bridegroom.
Mr. Charles Brockhoff was best man. accompanied
by Mr. Victor Seward and Mrs. S. Brunton.
Mrs. A. A. Sieigbt wore black silk, trimmed
with black accordeon chiffon and white lisse folds ;
black bonnet and white lisse. Mrs. Gregson also
wore black si'k, trimmed with chiffon and jet.
After the ceremony they drove to "Kieta,' J where
a wedding supper was served and the usuil
toasts honoured. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Brockl oT
Melbourne Punch Victoria, Thursday, 18 Apr 1897
(Still bieng corrected)
Sleight A. A. Pty. Ltd., funeral directors, Head Office located at St. Kilda Rd. Melbourne] | Sleight, Alfred Augustus (I16988)
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Name: Thomas Hold
Birth Place: Leicester
Death Date: 6 Nov 1918
Death Place: France and Flanders
Enlistment Place: Leicester
Rank: Private
Regiment: Yorkshire Hussars (Alexandra, Princes of Wales' Own)
Battalion: 2nd Battalion
Regimental Number: 41757
Type of Casualty: Killed in action
Theatre of War: Western European Theatre
Comments: Formerly 185061, R.F.A.
(UK, Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919)
| Hold, Thomas (I10097)
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Name: William Tinkler
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Age: 23
Birth Date: 1840
Marriage Date: 11 May 1863
Marriage Place: Rathangan, Kild, Ireland
Father: John Tinkler
Spouse: Allice Tinkler
FHL Film Number: 101446
Reference ID: 631
(Ireland, Select Marriages, 1619-1898)
Name: Allice Tinkler
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Single
Age: 26
Birth Date: 1837
Marriage Date: 11 May 1863
Marriage Place: Rathangan, Kild, Ireland
Father: Usher Tinkler
Spouse: William Tinkler
FHL Film Number: 101446
Reference ID: 631
(Ireland, Select Marriages, 1619-1898)
| Family F3523
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| 576 |
NEWTON.
At St. James Private Hospital, Nambour, to Mr. and Mrs. W, Newton nee Beryl Roberts, Curramore? a Son (Brian Paul William). | Newton, Brian Paul William (I6755)
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| 577 |
Norfolk News. Saturday, 26 May 1860
Lincoln. On the 17th inst., aged 83, Ann Lincoln, of Heigham. | Rogers, Ann (I11902)
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| 578 |
NZ death record: Code 2402.
Hans Peter Bundesen was living in Tuarangi Old Men's Home in Ashburton
First name(s) Hans Peter
Last name Bundersen
Birth date 1837
Age at death 80
Registration year 1917
Registration number 1917/5876
Record set New Zealand Death Index
(Findmypast) | Bundesen, Hans Peter (I3658)
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Odense, Odense, Sankt Knuds, 1856 - 1863, Dåb
Kilde Kirkebog 1856-63 Kildeside 2
År 1856 Begivenhed Dåb
Fødselsdato Kalenderdato 03 sep 1856
Hjemmedato Kalenderdato
Kirkedåb Kalenderdato 30 nov 1856
Navn Anders Martin Clausen Status
Flerfødsel 0
Faders navn Claus Rasmussen Faders erhverv
Faders stednavn
Moders navn Anne Rasmussen Moders erhverv
Moders stednavn i Grønnegade Moders alder 26
Kildekommentar Indtasters kommentar 30/11 1856 | Clausen, Anders Martin (I12795)
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Ole Henrik Benedictus Olrik
Birth 24 May 1830
Copenhagen, Kobenhavns Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Death 2 Jan 1890 (aged 59)
Frederiksberg, Frederiksberg Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Burial
Vestre Kirkegard
Copenhagen, Kobenhavns Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Memorial ID 180966537 ·
Created by: letemrip
Added: 3 Jul 2017
Find a Grave Memorial 180966537
He was a Danish painter and sculptor. He was the father of Benedicte Olrik (married Brummer), Dagmar Olrik, Axel Olrik, Eyvind Olrik, Hans Olrik and Jørgen Olrik.
Dagmar Olrik
Birth 28 Jun 1860
Copenhagen, Kobenhavns Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Death 22 Sep 1932 (aged 72)
Klampenborg, Gentofte Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Burial
Vestre Kirkegard
Copenhagen, Kobenhavns Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Memorial ID 180964416
Created by: letemrip
Added: 3 Jul 2017
Find a Grave Memorial 180964416
She was a Danish painter and gobelinvæverske, daughter of Henrik Olrik and sister of Axel, Benedicte, Eyvind, Hans, Jørgen and Povl Olrik .
Hans Thorvald Olrik
Birth 12 Jul 1862
Copenhagen, Kobenhavns Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Death 12 Jun 1924 (aged 61)
Copenhagen, Kobenhavns Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Burial
Vestre Kirkegard
Copenhagen, Kobenhavns Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Memorial ID 180966392
Created by: letemrip
Added: 3 Jul 2017
Find a Grave Memorial 180966392
He was a Danish historian and educator, brother of Benedicte Olrik (married Brummer), Dagmar, Eyvind, Axel, Jorgen and Povl Olrik. | Olrik, Ole Henrik Benedictus (I17388)
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| 581 |
On the 13th instant, at her residence, Glebe Road, Mrs. James
Barnet, of a son.
The Sydney Morning Herald, NSW, Wednesday, 15 February 1865
Name: James Barnet
Birth Date: 1865
Father's name: James Barnet
Mother's name: Amy
Birth Place: New South Wales
Registration Year: 1865
Registration Place: Newtown, New South Wales
Registration Number: 2945
(New South Wales Birth Index 1788-1913) | Barnet, James (I14492)
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| 582 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bundesen, Patricia (I8537)
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| 583 |
Pauline Sophia Jensen
Birth 27 May 1863
Death 19 Mar 1937 (aged 73)
Burial
Friedhof Wyk auf Föhr
Boldixum, Kreis Nordfriesländ, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Memorial ID 179587997 Created by: AenneLa
Added: 22 May 2017
Find a Grave Memorial 179587997 | Jensen, Pauline Sophia (I16671)
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| 584 |
Peder K. Andersen, aged 18, emigrated on the steamship, Merkara. It sailed from London on 20 .09.1887 and arrived in Mortein Bay, Brisbane on. 15.11. 1887. It then sailed up the coast to Maryborough, arriving there 19.11 1887, with immigrants for that district. It is still not certian that this Peder K. Andersen is correct. Christian could have been spelt with a K. This is the only one arriving in Qld. in 1887.
MERKARA 10 11 1887 Townsville ... AL M473 (imm/144) [IA] Townsville depot: Lists of Immigrants arriving
MERKARA S.S 10 11 1887 Townsville ... AL M473 (imm/146) [IA] Townsville depot: Rations issued and destination of immigrants
MERKARA S.S 10 11 1887 ... PL M1708 (imm/138) ....
MERKARA 12 11 1887 Mackay ... PL M1709 (ima 10/1) ....
MERKARA 15 11 1887 Brisbane London 20 09 1887 PL M1703 (imm/122) | Andersen, Peter Christian (I4617)
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| 585 |
Peder Laugesen Libstrup. parents, L. Jørgensen, Bde. i Lifstrup, V. Nebel S.; M. Mette Pedersdtr
No 1146. Sønderho paa Fanø,
Skads Herred, Ribe Amt og Stift.
H. 3/907; M. S. III.; M. Nr. 502; Lkm. 3/306; Kbg. 1626.
2. 1625. Peder Laugesen Libstrup, f. c. 98; F. L. Jørgensen, Bde. i Lifstrup, V. Nebel S.; M. Mette Pedersdtr.; St. Ribe 20; 1 ~ F. E.; 4 S., 5 D.; 2 ~ Anna Jensdtr. fra Ribe; M. Ædel Nisdtr.; see Etm.; L. Pedersen i Nordby p. F.; P. P. Sønderhoe til Varde Nic. K.; G. P. Synderhov i Hjortkjær; [b. 4/7 1677; hans Navn paa Kirkeklokken 25].
KUM I, s. 41 (»Petrus Lagonis Libstrupius Cimber«); Nygaards sedler: børn, svigermoder, begravelse; DanKir bd. 19, s. 2186 (se nedenfor).
Afskrift ved Marianne Munk.
1 | Jørgensen, Lauge (I17456)
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| 586 |
Perry Silece Jones of Quesnel, B.C., occupation Rancher
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1968 - THE QUESNEL CARIBOO OBSERVER.
PERRY SILECE JONES. Dated August 5, 1968
Perry Silece Jones. Fresno
July 24, 1944
The Fresno Bee The Republican from Fresno, California · Page 19
Publication: The Fresno Bee The Republican i
Location: Fresno, California
Issue Date: Monday, July 24, 1944
Page: Page 19
Evelyn Jensen
May 18, 1944
The Fresno Bee The Republican from Fresno, California · Page 11
Publication: The Fresno Bee The Republican i
Location: Fresno, California
Issue Date: Thursday, May 18, 1944
Page: Page 11 | Jones, Perry Silece (I7850)
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| 587 |
Phyllis Carriage
Birth 21 Nov 1936
Death 29 Aug 1996 (aged 59)
Burial
Mogo General Cemetery
Mogo, Eurobodalla Shire, New South Wales, Australia
Memorial ID 146135746
Maintained by: Find a Grave
Originally Created by: T.V.F.T.H.
Added: 6 May 2015
Find a Grave Memorial 146135746
| Carriage, Phyllis (I16930)
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| 588 |
Povl Benedikt Olrik
Birth 2 Jun 1878
Frederiksberg, Frederiksberg Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Death 15 Feb 1928 (aged 49)
Hellerup, Gentofte Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Burial
Hellerup Kirkegaard
Hellerup, Gentofte Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Memorial ID 181655221
Created by: letemrip
Added: 22 Jul 2017
Find a Grave Memorial 181655221
He was a Danish sculptor.
Dagmar Olrik
Birth 28 Jun 1860
Copenhagen, Kobenhavns Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Death 22 Sep 1932 (aged 72)
Klampenborg, Gentofte Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Burial
Vestre Kirkegard
Copenhagen, Kobenhavns Kommune, Hovedstaden, Denmark
Memorial ID 180964416
Created by: letemrip
Added: 3 Jul 2017
Find a Grave Memorial 180964416
She was a Danish painter and gobelinvæverske, daughter of Henrik Olrik and sister of Axel, Benedicte, Eyvind, Hans, Jørgen and Povl Olrik .
| Olrik, Poul Benedict (I17395)
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| 589 |
Profession: Forgeron=Blacksmith | Kammerlocher, Jacques (I11871)
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| 590 |
RAAF History.
The following are extracts from Ronald Hickey's Flying Log Book and relate to his flight training in Australia and England, his tour of duty in Bomber Command as an RAAF pilot in command of various Halifax heavy bombers in 462/466 Australian Squadrons and concluding with his transfer to 96 Transport Squadron RAF. His 35 operations over enemy territory are set out showing:
Date; Operation No.; Target; Flying time; Aircraft ID; Whether the operation was successful or not; Number of aircraft on combined mission; Aircraft Lost;
02/09/1942 Completed instruction on Tiger Moth
09/08/1942 Narrandera NSW A/C Type DH 82 Unit 8EFTS
14/10/1942 Completed course on DH 82
11/11/1942 Commenced training on Avro Anson at Bundaberg Qld Unit 8 SFTS
13/02/1943 Qualified as 1st Pilot on Avro Anson Unit 8SETS 6/04/1943 Completed Advanced Training
06/04/1943 Completed Advanced Training
22/08/1943 Selected as representative of all pilots to demonstrate competence level by flying an Oxford for the first time at Hullavington Unit ECFS (Empire Central Flying School)
04/09/1943 3AFU South Cerney
13/10/1943 3 (P)AFU Babdown Farm
31/10/1943 South Cerney
11/02/1944 Commenced training on Wellingtons 27OTU Church Broughton
28/04/1944 Assessed at Lichfield by SqL Dave Wharton as well above avverage as pilot and captain and
having good control of a sound crew and should prove very successful on operations.
04/06/1944 Commenced training on Halifax 1652CU Marston Moor
08/07/1944 Joined 466 Squadron Bomber Command Driffield on Halifax III
17/07/1944 01st op. successful. Bois-de-la-haie. 4 hours. Aircraft O. (2 A/C lost)
18/07/1944 02nd op. successful. Vaires. 5 hours. Aircraft O. (2 A/C lost)
20/07/1944 03rd op. successful. Ardouval. 4hrs 15 mins. Aircraft O. (1A/C lost)
21/07/1944 04th op. successful. Les-cettelliers.3hrs 40mins A/C O
25/07/1944 05th op. not plotted. Wanne-Eickel. 5 hrs A/C J
28/07/1944 06th op. successful. Foret-de-Nieppe. 3hrs 40mins. A/C K. (1 A/C lost)
06/08/1944 07th op. successful. Foret-de-Nieppe. 3hrs 30mins daylight A/C O
07/08/1944 08th op. successful. diverted. Caen area. 4hrs 35mins night. A/C O. (1019 aircraft 10 lost)
09/08/1944 09th op. successful. Coqueres. 4 hrs daylight. A/C O. (172 aircraft 3 lost)
11/08/1944 10th op. successful. Etaples. 3hrs 40mins daylight. A/C P (215 aircraft)
12/08/1944 11th op. successful. Brunswick. 5hrs 40mins night. A/C O (400 aircraft 27 lost)
15/08/1944 12th op. successful. Eindhoven. 3hrs 50mins day. A/C Z (1000 aircraft 3 lost)
16/08/1944 13th op. successful. Kiel. 5hrs night. A/C O. (348 aircraft 5 lost)
18/08/1944 14th op. successful. Sterkrade. 4hrs 35mins night. A/C O (234 aircraft 2 lost)
Formed Squadron 462 Crew No.9
25/08/1944 15th op. successful. Watten. 3hrs 40mins day. A/C O (161 aircraft 3 lost)
27/08/1944 16th op. successful. Homberg. 3hrs 40mins day. A/C O (243 aircraft)
31/08/1944 17th op. successful. returned with bombs. La-pourchinte. 3hrs day. A/C H
03/09/1944 18th op. successful. Soesterberg. 3hrs 35mins day. A/C N. (675 aircraft 1 lost)
09/09/1944 19th op. brought back 9000lbs. La-Havre. 4hrs 20mins day A/C N (272 aircraft)
10/09/1944 20th op. successful. La-Havre. 4hrs day A/C N (992 aircraft)
11/09/1944 21st op. successful. La-Havre 3hrs 50mins day A/C N. (218 aircraft)
12/09/1944 22nd op.successful. 5 holes. Gelsenkirche. 5hrs 5mins day A/C N (412 aircraft 7 lost)
13/09/1944 23rd op. successful. Nordstern. 5hrs 5mins day A/C N (140 aircraft 2 lost)
15/09/1944 24th op. successful. Kiel 5hrs 45mins night A/C N (490 aircraft 6 lost)
17/09/1944 25th op. successful. Boulogne. 4hrs 5mins day. A/C (762 aircraft 2 lost)
06/10/1944 26th op. successful. Sterkrade 5hrs 25mins day A/C P (320 aircraft 9 lost)
07/10/1944 27th op. successful. Kleve 4hrs 30mins day A/C U (350 aircraft 2 lost). Diverted Bungay
09/10/1944 28th op. successful. Bocum the Ruhr 5hrs 30mins night A/C W (435 aircraft 5 lost)
14/10/1944 29th op. successful. Duisburg the Ruhr 5hrs 40mins day A/C N (1013 aircraft 13 lost)
15/10/1944 30th op. successful. Wilemshaven 4hrs 30mins night A/C R (506 aircraft 4 lost)
29/10/1944 31st op. successful. 11,000 Westkapelle 3hrs 10mins day A/C Y (354 aircraft 1 lost)
30/10/1944 32nd op.successful. Cologne 6hrs 15mins A/C Y (905 aircraft)
31/10/1944 33rd op. successful. Cologne ?? Hrs A/C ?? (493 aircraft 2 lost)
02/11/1944 34th op. successful. Dusseldorf 5hrs 15mins night A/C P (992 aircraft 19 lost)
04/11/1944 35th op. successful. Bocum 5hrs 55mins night A/C Y (749 aircraft 28 lost)
Completed First Tour 35 Trips
17/01/1945 Transferred to 96 Squadron Halifax III RAF Transport Command Leconfield
Total flying time in England 431hrs 55 mins
17/04/1945 96 Squadron Middle East Transport Command. Bilbeis on Dakota aircraft
| Hickey, Captain Ronald Roy (I2)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F1879
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Regitze Holsten-Charisius (1831-1896), daughter of Adam Christopher Holsten-Charisius
Wikipedia
Adam Christopher Holsten-Charisius
Adam Christopher county baron Holsten - Charisius , born Holsten ( 3 December 1793 in Copenhagen , died 19 October 1879 on Langesø ) was a Danish landowner and diplomat , brother of Fritz Holsten-Lehn-Charisius .
Biography
He was the son of county baron Hans Holsten , visited Basedows Institut in Copenhagen and became 1811 student (privately graduated), 1815 cand. jur. , and the same year protocol secretary in the Supreme Court , 1816 legation secretary in Madrid and chamberlain , same year legation secretary in Stockholm , 1819 Knight of Dannebrog , 1823 in Berlin and 1825 dismissed. In 1828 he became chamberlain , in 1836 Dannebrogsmand , in 1841Commander of Dannebrog and took over the barony Holstenshuus in 1849 after his father . Upon his takeover of the Charisic Fideicommis, he added "Charisius" to his name.
In 1866 he became a secret conference councilor , in 1877 the Grand Cross of Dannebrog and died on 19 October 1879 on Langesø.
Marriage
May 9, 1826 he married Augusta Magdalene Friccius von Schilden (November 16, 1797 in Itzehoe - June 16, 1846 on Langesø).
Sources
| Holsten-Charisius, Regitze Charlotte Conradine Anninie (I17484)
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Rinkenæs Kirkebøger 1785-1838; Opslag 168; No 11
Daughter of Friederich Petersen in Rinckenis and Anna Helena Jepsen
OBITUARY.
There passed away at Coolabuuia on Monday last, from pneumonia, following a brief illness, one of the districts most highly respected resident pioneers, in the person of
Mrs. Katrina Maria Bundesen, at the ripe old age of 90 years. Born in Stubeck, Sleswig,, in 1834, she came
out to Australia when a young woman, with her husband, the late Mr. Bundesen in 1870, and settled at Etchell's Falls, on the Mary River, Mr. Bundesen following farming pursuits there for a number of years. Mr. Bundesen predeceased her about 34 years ago, and his wife, after remaining about 10 more years on the farm, decided to retire and came to Coolabunia,
to reside with her children, where she remained until the time of her death. She leaves a large line of descendants, including five daughters and one son, 39 grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren.
Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser, Qld, Thursday, 12 June 1924
Peter Andersen Bundesen
Denmark Census, 1855
Name Peter Andersen Bundesen
Event Type Census
Event Date 1855
Event Place Kliplev, Åbenrå, Denmark
Event Place Kliplev, Haderslev, Denmark
Gender Unknown
Age 30
Marital Status Married
Birth Year (Estimated) 1825
Cathrina Mar Petersen, Wife, F., age 21
Anna Helene Bundesen, Daughter, F, age 1
Peder Pedersen, U., age, 15 (Son of Fredrik Pedersen)
Fredrik Pedersen, age 56, Father of Cathrina Mar Petersen)
| Petersen, Catharina Maria (I3651)
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Rise Kirkebog 1825-1863, Opslag 206. No.5
Died, 1853, 22 February, buried, 27 February Boi Peter Bundesen ægtesøn [ligitimate son] af Leieindsidder [tennant] Peter Christian Bundesen i Söes, født [born] i Todsböl og hustru [wife] Anna Helena duborg födt i Hostrup Egvad Sogn | Bundesen, Boi Peter (I4406)
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| 595 |
Rosenwiller, Bas - Rhin, Alsace, France | Family F6446
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| 596 |
Rosfelt
Møgeltønder Sogn
Kontraministerialbog
1822-1859
Rosenfeld
Slotgaden, et hus, Møgeltønder, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk) Sogn, Tønder, Højer og Lø Herred, Tønder Amt
Folketællinger
Denmark Census, 1834
Tønder, Tønder, Højer og Lø, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk), Møgeltønder, Slotgaden, et hus, 13, FT-1834, C7522
Andreas Christiansen, 39, Gift, Arbejdsmand
Christine Thomsen, 40, Gift, Hans kone
Marie Christiansen, 9, Ugift, Deres børn
Anne Laura Christiansen, 5, Ugift, Deres børn
Death
Andreas Christiansen, died, 1 May 1838, buried 7 May 1838, Huusmand, Tømmermand, Møgeltønder, Tønder, Denmark, børn in Møgeltønder, son of Martin Rothlef, Aged 44 years
Tønder, Tønder, Højer og Lø, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk), Mögeltönder Bye under Grevskabet Schackenborg, , 68, FT-1801, C0318
Løsblade pag. 379, Mögeltönder Bye under Grevskabet Schackenborg, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk), Tønder, Højer og Lø Herred, Tønder Amt
Tønder, Tønder, Højer og Lø, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk), Mögeltönder Bye under Grevskabet Schackenborg, , 68, FT-1801, C0318
Martin Rothlef, 49, Gift, til Leje, farer til Söes
Kiiersten, 45, Gift, hans Kone
Gyde Marie Thomas, 22, Ugift, Datter efter 1. giwt
Maren, 17, Ugift, en Datter efter 2det giwt
Anne Kerstin, 8, ligel.
Andres Christian, 5, en Sön
Elisabeth, 1, en Datter
et Huus, Møgeltønder, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk) Sogn, Højer og Lø Herred, Tønder Amt
Tønder, Tønder, Højer og Lø, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk), Møgeltønder Sogn, Slotsgaden, et Huus, 14, FT-1840, C7763
Christine Thomsen, 46, Enke, Huusmands Enke., Kniplerske
Marie Christiansen, 15, Ugift, Hendes Børn
Anne Laura Christiansen, 11, Ugift, Hendes Børn
Dansk Demografisk Database,
Folketællinger
Kniplerske-makes lace
Folketællinger
Denmark Census, 1845
Tønder, Tønder, Højer og Lø, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk), Slotgaden, 13, et Huus, 93, FT-1845, C5863
13, et Huus, Slotgaden, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk) Sogn, Tønder, Højer og Lø Herred, Tønder Amt
Christine Thomsen, 51, Enke, Huusmands Enke, Spinderske, Fødested, her i Sognet
Maren Martinussen, 60, Ugift, Inderste, Kniplerske, her i Sognet
Denmark Census, 1845
Tøndersk undersåt, Højer, Højer Flække Sogn, Tønder, Højer og Lø Herred, Tønder Amt
Anna Laura Christensen, 15, Ugift, Tjenestepige., "Dienstmädchen", Fødested, Møgeltønder
Folketællinger
Denmark Census, 1845
Tønder, Tønder, Højer og Lø, Tønder Købstad, Stadt Tondern, Nordost-Quartier, Norderstraße No 27, 464, FT-1845, C9984
Norderstraße No 27, Stadt Tondern, Nordost-Quartier., Tønder Købstad Sogn, Tønder, Højer og Lø Herred, Tønder Amt
Maria Christiansen, 19, Ugift, Dienstmädchen, Fødested, Mögeltondern
Møgeltønder is a small town in Denmark, located in Møgeltønder Parish and Tønder Municipality in the southwestern corner of the Danish peninsula of Jutland 5 kilometers north of the Danish-German border and 4 kilometer west of Tønder.
Tønder, Tønder, Højer og Lø, Møgeltønder (Kongerigsk), Slotgaden, , 34, et Huus, FT-1850, C7058
Maren Rothlefsen, 66, Ugift, Inderste, Kniplerske, Fødested, I Sognet
Tønder Sogn
Kontraministerialbog
Kirkebog
Died, 25 Dec 1856, buried, 29 Dec 1856, Maren Andresen Rothlef, daughter of Martin Andreasen Rothlef | Christiansen, Maria (I16897)
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Rudolph Chris Hagenow and Ruby Croxen
Name Rudolph Chris Hagenow
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 18 Sep 1920
Event Place Kankakee, Illinois, United States
Gender Male
Age 22
Birth Year (Estimated) 1898
Father's Name Charles Hagenow
Spouse's Name Ruby Croxen
Spouse's Gender Female
Spouse's Age 26
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1894
Spouse's Father's Name Thomas Croxen
Spouse's Mother's Name Della Brockway
Page 474
"Illinois, County Marriages, 1810-1940," database, FamilySearch | Family F5687
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Ryerson Index Search
HEBBLEWHITE Stanley Thomas Death notice 13 SEP 2003 Death late of Salford Waters, formerly of Sunshine Coast Courier Mail (Brisbane) 16SEP2003
[The Ryerson Index to contemporary death notices and obituaries in Australian newspapers]
| Hebblewhite, Stanley Thomas (I6486)
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Sandra Lee "Sandy" Seaman Odam
Birth 2 Feb 1948
Atwater, Merced County, California, USA
Death 26 Jan 2020 (aged 71)
Fresno, Fresno County, California, USA
Burial
Belmont Memorial Park
Fresno, Fresno County, California, USA
Memorial ID 207339510
Created by: SYLVIA KHATT
Added: 23 Feb 2020
Find a Grave Memorial 207339510· | Seaman, Sandra Lee (I17895)
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SHERMAN. The Relatives and Friends of Mr. J. H. Skerman (Maleny), Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Skerman, junr. and Family (Merrigum, Victoria). Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Skerman and Family (Townsville), Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Skerman and Family (Dalby). Mr. nnd Mrs. G. R. Robertson, Brisbane, are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved Wife, their Mother, Mother-in-law. Grandmother. Sister, and Sister-in- law (Agnes Hunter Skerman). to move from the Presbyterian Church. Maleny, Tomorrow (Thursday) Afternoon, after service commencing at 2 o'clock for the Mooloolah Cemetery. FRITZ & FREEMAN, Funeral Directors, Maleny.
Transcribed from 'The Courier-Mail' Wednesday 1st August 1951 | Robertson, Agnes Hunter (I3620)
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