Marie Elisabeth Heiberg

Notes:

Birth:
Odense, Odense, Odense Købstad, Allégade, , 1, FT-1901, C1149
Anna Elisabeth Heiberg f. Helweg, 20. marts 1833, Enke, Husmoder, Formue, Odense
Henriette Heiberg, 20. november 1876, Ugift, Datter, Fødested, Ringkøbing
Hans Holger Heiberg, 19. januar 1870, Ugift, Søn, Cand.pharm., Fødested, Ringkøbing
Marie Elisabeth Heiberg, 6. august 1880, Ugift, Datter, Fødested, Ringkøbing
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)

Johan Peter Cristian Wernberg-Møller

København, København (Staden), Østerbrogade (lige numre), Udenbys Klædebo, Østerbro Rode, matr. no. 111 A, Østerbrogade 42, 1ste sal, 85, FT-1880, C5142
ulius Andreas Møller, 40, Gift, groserer, Fødested, Helsingøer
Maria Dorthea Møller, 31, Gift, hustru, Fødested, Samsøe
Oluf Møller, 10, søn, Fødested, Kjøbenhavn
John Møller, 6, søn, Fødested, Kjøbenhavn
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)


København, København (Staden), Brogade (Ulige numre), No 5, Matrikel No. 3, Forhus, 1. Sal, 4, FT-1885, C8384
Chr. Ludvig Wernberg, 75, Gift, Husfader, Handels Kasser (fhv. Apotheker paa Samsø), Fødested, Kjøbenhavn
Dorthea Kristine Wernberg, 70, Gift, Husmoder, Kjøbenhavn, Aalborg
Maria Dorthea Møller, 36, Enke, Datter, Husbestyrerinde hos Forældrene, Fødested, Samsø Kjøbenhavn
Olaf Ludvig Wernberg Møller, 14, Ugift, Dattersøn, Fødested, Kjøbenhavn
John Chr. Wernberg Møller, 9, Dattersøn, Fødested, Kjøbenhavn
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)

Denmark Census, 1930
Kerteminde, Odense, DEnmark
Johan Peter Christian Wernberg-Moller
Marie Elisabeth Wernberg-Moller, Wife
Kund Juliüs Heledeg Wernberg-Moller, Son
Heltar Herberg Wernberg-Moller, Son
Betty Maria Heleaeg Wernberg-Moller, Daughter
Hans Olof Herberg Wernberg-Moller, Son
Preten Christian Herberg Wernberg-Moller, Son
(Dansk Demografisk Database-Rigsarkivet- Folketællinger)

Died:
Kerteminde Sogn
Kontraministerialbog
Deaths 1931-1954
Opslag 315

Marie was aged 72 years

Marie — John Peter Christian Wernberg- Møller. John was born 13 Jun 1865, Skt. Johannes Sogn, Kjøbenhavn, Denmark ; died 24 Jul 1935, Ordrup Sogn, København, Denmark; was buried 30 Jul 1935, Assistentskirke Gaarden, Kerteminde, Odense, Denmark. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Steffen Heiberg Wernberg-Møller, birth, 22 Apr 1918, Borbjerg Sogn, and Eva Marie Rasmussen, birth, 3 Jun 1915, Kerteminde, marriage, 30 Nov 1939, Kerteminde, Odense, Denmark

Notes:

Birth:

1) Betty Marie Heiberg Wernberg-M�ller, f�dt 15. marts 1917 i Randers. Gift 19. oktober 1937 med Richard Poul Andersen Kristiansen (f�dt 1904), sognepr�st, fra 1934 i Rold-Vebbestrup, Aalborg Amt.
2) Preben Christian Heiberg Wernberg-M�ller, f�dt 15. februar 1923 i Kerteminde. cand.theol. 19481 (egregie). Lektor i semitisk filologi ved St. Peter'sCollege, Oxford, England.
Aelæge, Amtssygeh
Richard Poul Andersen Kristiansen, 1904, Skræddermester, Fjellerad, Sognepræst, Rold. Sven Kronborg, 1907, Ing., Brønderslev, Reservelæge, Amtssygeh

Richard Poul Andersen Kristiansen, 1904, Skræddermester, Fjellerad, Sognepræst, Rold. Sven Kronborg, 1907, Ing., Brønderslev, Reservelæge, Amtssygeh., Hjørring. Nicolaj
Aalborg Kathedralskole

Aalborg Cathedral School
Richard Poul Andersen Kristiansen 1904 Tailor, Fjellerad Parish Priest, Rold

Betty — Richard Poul Andersen Kristiansen. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Birth:
Dr Preben Christian Heiberg Wernberg-Møller

Preben Christian Heiberg Wernberg-Møller (* 15. Februar 1923[1] in Kerteminde; ? 6. Februar 2016[2]) war ein dänisch-britischer Semitist.

Wernberg-Møller gehörte zu den ersten Forschern, die sich mit den Schriftrollen vom Toten Meer befassten. Seine Oxforder Dissertation (unter Godfrey R. Driver) behandelt die Gemeinderegel (1QS). Wernberg-Møller war im Gespräch als einer der Kandidaten für das internationale Publikationsteam der Texte, ging jedoch stattdessen 1954 als Lecturer in Semitic Languages and Literatures an die Universität Manchester (Department of Near Eastern Studies). 1968 kehrte er als Nachfolger von John Emerton als Reader in Semitic Philology an die Universität Oxford (St Peter?s College) zurück, wo er bis 1990 lehrte.
(Wikipedia)


Preben Wernberg-Møller
Danish-British Semitist and Qumran researcher
Preben Christian Heiberg Wernberg-Møller (born February 15, 1923 [1] in Kerteminde ; ? February 6, 2016 [2] ) was a Danish-British Semitist .

Wernberg-Møller was one of the first researchers to study the Dead Sea Scrolls . His Oxford dissertation (under Godfrey R. Driver ) deals with the church rules (1QS). Wernberg-Møller was interviewed as one of the candidates for the international publication team of the texts, but instead went to the University of Manchester (Department of Near Eastern Studies) as a lecturer in Semitic Languages ??and Literatures in 1954 . In 1968 he returned to Oxford University (St Peter's College) as the successor to John Emerton as Reader in Semitic Philology , where he taught until 1990.
Works

The Manual of Discipline: Translated and Annotated with an Introduction (= Studies on the Texts of the Desert of Judah 1). Brill, Leiden 1957.

Adam and Charles Black (Firm): The Academic who's who. A. & C. Black, London; distributed in US by Bowker, New York, 1973, p. 493.

Preben Christian Heiberg Wernberg-Møller in: www.fredericiashistorie.dk; accessed on October 7, 2018
(Wikipedia)



Buried:
Wernberg-Møller Preben Died peacefully on 6th February 2016, aged 92 years. Beloved husband of Sasha, father of Janey, Sonia, Lars, Anne and Alison and grandfather to his 14 grandchildren. Funeral to be held at St Nicholas Church, Old Marston, Oxford on Friday 19th February at 11am.

Published in the Oxford Mail on 18th February 2016

Died:
Death of Dr Preben Wernberg-Møller
Tuesday, 9 February 2016

Dr Preben Christian Heiberg Wernberg-Møller, MA, DPhil Oxf, died peacefully at home on 6 February 2016.

He was Professorial Fellow and University Reader in Semitic Philology at St Peter's between 1968 and 1990, and an Emeritus Fellow from 1991. He also served as Dean of Degrees from 1976 to 1984.

His funeral will be held at St Nicholas' Church, Old Marston, on Friday 19 February at 11.00.

We send condolences to his family.

Mark Damazer CBE
Master, St Peter's College