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| 1701 | "Evelyn Ruth Andersen, the daughter of Frank William and Irene Augusta (Ewoldt) Meier, was born on July 1, 1918, in Harlan, Iowa. She was baptized at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Harlan on November 14, 1920, and confirmed on April 10, 1938. Evelyn attended country schools and graduated from Harlan High School in 1935. On April 15, 1939, she married Arnold George Andersen in Harlan. The couple farmed in the Harlan area until 1973, when they moved into town. Evelyn was a lifelong member of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Harlan, and had actively attended until just recently. Through the years, she enjoyed working part-time at Coast to Coast and True Value Hardware stores in Harlan. She was a member of the Zenobia Rebekah Lodge #286, as well as the Myrtue Medical Center Auxiliary. Evelyn loved her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and she took pride in being a gracious hostess, keeping a clean house and fixing good hot meals for family and friends. She also liked to spend time making quilts. Evelyn R. Andersen died on Wednesday, July 1, 2009, at her home in Harlan, Iowa, at the age of 91 years. Evelyn was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Arnold Andersen, on December 9, 1991; two sisters, Helen Meier and Frances Meier; and one brother, Merlin M. Meier. She is survived by one son, Allan (Myrna) Andersen of Harlan, Iowa; two grandchildren, Brenda (Chad) Olsen of Guthrie Center, Iowa, and Brian (Kimberly) Andersen of Des Moines, Iowa; four great-grandchildren, Erik Olsen, Ethan Olsen, Abagail Andersen, and Allison Andersen; and other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held on Friday, July 3, 2009, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Harlan, Iowa, with Pastor Steve Chellew officiating. Jennifer Perkins was the organist, and Diane Kastens served as the soloist. Casket bearers were Brian Andersen, Chad Olsen, Allen Ickes, Arthur Andersen, Robert Andersen, and Rick Andersen. Burial was in the Harlan Cemetery in Harlan, Iowa." (Gengivet i Findagrave.com, med portrætfoto) | Meier, Evelyn Ruth (I19801)
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| 1702 | "Evelyn was born in Seal Beach, California, to Rose "Dolly" (Boye) and Mr. Whittaker. She was raised in Unga Village, Unga Island, Shumagin Islands, Alaska, by her mother "Dolly" and adoptive father Harry Foster, she attended the local high school. Evelyn married Alvin Moline and together they raised two sons and two daughters in Bellingham Washington. She also lived in White Bird, Idaho. In her later years she loved going back to Alaska for long visits with her parents and friends and relatives living in Sand Point, Popof Island, Alaska. Evelyn was preceded in death by her husband and her parents. She is survived by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Evelyn's cremation is sprinkled in Unga Russian Orthodox Cemetery and her urn is interred near her grandmother, Cecelia Foster." (Findagrave.com) | Woberg, Evelyn Jean (I11333)
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| 1703 | "Eventuelle børn opdrages i den evangelisk-lutherske kirkes tro." Børn i ægteskabet: (Anonym) Henriques (f. 1956), (Anonym) Henriques (f. 1959), (Anonym) Henriques (f. 1961), (Anonym) Henriques (f 1966). | Familie: Ulrik Verner Henriques / Amy Moltke (F8345)
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| 1704 | "Everett Harvey North, “Bud”, 85, formerly of Potowomut, passed away July 22, 2015. Born June 20, 1930, survived by Audrey (Schurman) North, his loving wife of 60 years, son of the late Earl C. and Bertha (Tingley) North, brother of Margaret Kenyon of South Kingstown, and Earl C. North, Jr. of Caanan, NH, father of Brenda Flamand (David) of Spencer, MA and Charles Schurman North (Terri) of Jamestown. He was known as “Boppa” to his five grandsons, Brian, David, Joshua, Gregory & Benjamin and his two great grandsons, Riley & Wesley. He was the brother of the late Barbara Blair. He graduated from North Kingstown High School, served in the army for four years, seven years at Quonset Point and 23 years as General Manager at Atlas Terminal Company. He was a realtor with Caldwell Banker and Certified Appraiser, Real Estate Division of the Department of Transportation for the State of RI. He was a member of the American Legions Posts # 12 & #15, Board of Realtors Association, past members of the Providence Central & Warwick Lions Clubs, Executives Association of Providence, and the East Greenwich Veterans Fireman's Association. He enjoyed tennis, golf, biking and the outdoors. He was meticulous about his yard and took great pride in his home in Potowomut. In his spare time he loved to play with his dog Jackie. A private graveside service will be held by the family ..." (Gengivet i Findagrave.com, Elm Grove Cemetery). | North, Everett Harvey (I20456)
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| 1705 | "Evers, Poul, f 27 marts 1899 i Fåborg, d 20 jan 59 i Viborg (F: birkedommer Victor Julius Ludvig E. og Ingeborg Lassen). v. 12 april 30 i Mariager Karen Boas, f 25 juli 02 i Alborg (F: dommer Johan Erik B. og Caroline Harriet Adler). - St 17 Sorø, cand V 25 laud. - Vikar febr 25, kand Viborg Amtssgh kir afd dec 25, rsl Sorø Amtssgh nov 27, Hobro Sgh nov 28, kand KASG med afd okt 29, aman marts 30 - sept 32, vikar, prakt Bjerringbro febr 33, Viborg fra juni 52, till overlæge Hæren og og chef Garn Sgh Viborg fra nov 45. " (Med portætfoto) | Evers, Poul (I8537)
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| 1706 | "Everts enke Johanne overdrog i 1442 pantebrevet [i Førslev gård] til Antvorskov kloster" (Coppenraet) | Johanne (I5160)
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| 1707 | "Every morning he rose at three and wrapped in talith [prayer shawl], he sat in his room next to my chamber studying and chanting Talmud in the ususal sing-song" (Glückel von Hameln, 33) Blev grebet af historierne om den falske messiasr Sabbatai Zevi,, og "My father-in-law, ho lived in Hameln, moved from there, leaving things standing in the house, just as they were, and went to Hildesheim. He sent us here, to Hamburg, two big barrels of linenware, in them were all kinds of food, peas, smoked meat, all sorts of dried fruit - that could keep without going bad. The good man thought they would leave from there to the Holy Land" (Glückel von Hameln, s. 46). "My father-in-law came out to meet us. We saw him before we reached the town, like an angel, like the prophet Elijah, staff in hand, his snow-white beard reaching to his girdle, and glowing red cheeks" (Glückel von Hameln (s. 84). "On 27-7-1624 Jobst Goldschmidt of Stadthagen wrote a letter to the sheriff (Landdrost) and councillors in Bückeburg to ask for the confiscation of the money of Abraham Levi which was in the hands of the sheriff of Pinneberg, because of his refusal to pay a fine of 100 Reichstalern for the annulment of the engagement between Abraham Goldschmidt and the daughter of Jacob Simon (Marwedel 1976, pp. 82-83, note 226). In 1635 ... there were two Jews with letters of protection: Jobst Goldschmidt and the Jew Jacob, who both married daughters of Nathan. ... In the same year we notice also, that the Jews already had some kind of synagogue in the town in those days, that is a room were they gathered for times of prayer and services ... in the house of Jobst Goldschmidt” (Wehling 1955, p. 1). Between 1637 and 1639 Jobst moved to Hameln (letter from Archives of Stadthagen to James Bennett, 10-7-1989; Groneman 1913, p.15)" (Schnelleken) | Goldschmidt, Josef (I1720)
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| 1708 | "Evt. den Niels Aleksandersen, der ifølge Falsterlisten ejede jord i Tingsted (Tingsted S., Falster Nørre H.), men forholdet er helt usikkert. - I Genealogien nævnes børnene Gunhild , Andreas, Estrid, Elisabeth samt en datter gift med Stig Hvide. 1268 nævntes, at en søster til Niels Aleksandersen’s datter Estrid er gift med Andreas Erlandsen. Hun er antageligt da datter af Niels og antagelig den Ingefred, der nævnes senere som enke efter Andreas. Der kan så være tale om at Ingefred er Genealogiens unavngivne datter af Niels, gift (første gang) med Stig Hvide, eller Ingefred kan være udeladt i Genealogien. Her er antaget det sidste, at Ingefred er et sjette barn af Niels." (Holbek & Brun) | Hvide, Niels Aleksandersen (I3702)
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| 1709 | "f. i Sankt Pauls Sogn. Ved daaben Møllegade 14,4." | Gjerløv, Kate Benedikte (I10475)
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| 1710 | "f. o. 1595, død paa N. Ravnstrup i Ørum Sogn (Dronninglund H.) ca. 1680, begravet i Ørum Kirke. Paa Kejserkrigens Tid boede han endnu hjemme i Østbjerg, og i Tingsvidne af Kjær Herreds Ting 2. Juli 1633 udtales, at Morten blev bortjaget af Østbjerg i Fjendernes Tid, »saavel som hans Broder Peder Nielsen, nu boende i Hæbbelstrup, saa de ikke var Gaarden mægtige i langsommelig Tid, medens Fjenden var her i Landet, og var slet borte fra Gaarden til stakket før Fjenderne drog her af Landet (1629); da vilde Løjtnanten, som laa i Sundby og havde Sognet under sig, have ladet hugge Østbjerg ned og ladet føre til Sundby Skanse, men da købte Peder Kjærulf i Agdrup og Jens Kjærulf i Gandrup כ: Gjerndrup) med flere af Morten Kjærulfs Brødre ham til Gaarden, for at de ikke skulde hugge den ned, og Morten Kjærulf fik lidet eller intet saaet det Aar, Fjenden drog af Landet, og Østbjerg Enge havde Hammer Sognemænd bjærget og ført.« 1630 nævnes Morten Kjærulf som boende i Ørum S.1, og han er antagelig derfor kommen til Ravnstrup straks efter Krigen og boede her som Forpagter hele sit Liv. Omkring 1630 ægtede han Anne Lauridsdatter, f. o. 1605, død før 1682, Datter af Præsten Laurids Lauridsen i Ø. Brønderslev og Karen Jensdatter." | Kjærulf, Morten Nielsen (I16075)
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| 1711 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I19890)
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| 1712 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I22180)
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| 1713 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21193)
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| 1714 | "Faderskabssag Politimesteren i Kbhvns Amts nordre Birk d. 25/2 1947 F 21" | Jensen, Trine Ørgaard (I8314)
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| 1715 | "Falk, Bo, –1350–. Af dette Navn har der i det 14. Aarhundrede levet flere (4) forskjellige Adelsmænd. Alt 1325 nævnes en B. F. blandt Kongens Forlovere, da Hr. Ludvig Albertsen overgav Hammershus, og han er vel den samme, som 1329 med Eske Krage paa Kongens Befaling fangede Bisp Tyge af Børglum, hvorfor de bandsattes og senere udelukkedes fra det mellem Bispen og Grev Gert 1337 sluttede Forlig. Dog synes denne B. F. nærmest at have hørt til Grev Gerts Tilhængere, da han nævnes paa dennes Side 1332 i Forliget med Kongen og Grev Johan. Han er altsaa sagtens forskjellig fra den B. F., som 1334 i Saxkjøbing beseglede en Kontrakt mellem Junker Otto og Grev Johan af Henneberg. 1338 var han i alt Fald død, thi da nævnes hans Enke, Gertrud Jensdatter, og det bliver saaledes den anden B. F., som forekommer efter denne Tid, og som bestandig optræder som en fuldtro Tilhænger af Kongehuset. Han er 1343 med sin Broder Peder Forlover ved Fredslutningen i Vordingborg og en af de 24 Mænd, blandt hvilke Udsendinger skulde vælges til det berammede Møde med Kong Magnus’ Udsendinger, men s. A. fanges han af Holstenerne i det uheldige Sammenstød ved Fladsaa Mølle. Fangenskabet blev dog kun af kort Varighed, thi Aaret efter beseglede han Forliget i Sønderborg. 1346 var han endnu kun Væbner, men 1350 var han Ridder, ledsagede Kongen paa Tysklandsrejsen og afsluttede med flere Rigsraader i Lybek et Forbund mellem Kongen og de meklenborgske Hertuger. Da Kongen 1352 forlod Riget, var Hr. B. det fornemste verdslige Medlem i det da indsatte Regeringsraad. I 1356 nævnes han som Anfører for en Del i Sjælland samlede Krigsfolk og blev s. A. fangen paa en Sendefærd til Sverige. Hr. B., der endnu synes at have levet 1366, ejede Vallø og angives at have været gift med Cæcilie, Datter af Marsken Hr. Erik Nielsen Gyldenstjerne og Datterdatter af den bekjendte Marsk Peder Vendelbo. (Thiset)." (DBL, 1. Udg.) "Beseglede 1325 tilligemed Hr. Eskil Krage som Forlover Kongens Gjældsbrev til Hr. Ludvig Albertsen, og sigtedes ogsaa med Hr. Eskild for at have anstiftet Bisp Tyge af Børglums fængsling 1329, nævnes 1332 paa Grev Gerts side i Forliget med Kongen og Grev Johan." (Holbek & Brun) Nævnes som ejer af Vallø Slot 1280-1338 (Wikipedia). | Falk, Bo (I4665)
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| 1716 | "Falle Hjort, Gesten, er død, 75 år. Han var på arbejde dagen før. Begravelsen finder sted lørdag fra Vejen Kirke. ... Falle Hjorth voksede op på stor herregård og døde alene i sit hjem: Han var på arbejde dagen før Den 75-årige ungkarl arbejdede til dagen før, han døde i sit hjem i Gesten." (overskrift og manchet på nekrolog, med portrætfoto). | Hjorth, Falle Eskildsen (I13258)
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| 1717 | "Familien kommer som nævnt fra Kæret til Voldsgaard ca. 1747, og flytter omkring 1761 videre til Østergaard i Lind. Der er dog tale om fæstegårde under det samme gods, nemlig Tanderup, så det er såmænd heller ikke så usædvanligt. Men allerede i 1764 forlader de gården i Lind "som Troels Pedersen sidst beboede og er med sin Hustru og ungt Mandskab tillige med sin levende Besætning forhen fraflyttet" og flytter til Trælund, som er en fæstegård under Herningsholm." (Feldborg) | Pedersen, Troels (I2259)
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| 1718 | "Familienavnet er i Henhold til Lov af 22/4 1904 forandret til Esbak" [uden dato. Faderen tog navneforandring 1915] | Esbak, Flemming Rye (I21007)
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| 1719 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21743)
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| 1720 | "Familienavnet ændret til Blum ved skrivelse af 26-1-62 fra Kbh's Overpræsidium ..." | Blum, Volmer Hother (I21395)
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| 1721 | "Fanny Green Andersen, Husbestyrerinde, ugift, Sorø ..." | Green-Andersen, Fanny (I10239)
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| 1722 | "Fany Heilbuth, 20, Ugift, ugift, hos hendes Svoger P.H. Wagner. Er i 1817, da baade hendes Fader og Moder var døde, kommen hertil for at have hendes Ophold paa en Tid hos hendes Svoger, indtil der fandtes en Tieneste for hende, hvorved hun kan have hendes Ophold. - iøvrigt troede hun, at da hun er født i Altona at være betragtet som en dansk fød." [Ej fundet i KB MT Odense - viet eller død] | Heilbuth, Fanny (I2063)
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| 1723 | "Far kom ind på først adgangskursus og senere ingeniørstudiet på Polyteknisk Læreranstalt, i dag DTU. Det blev programmering til den dengang helt nye computer, der blev hans speciale og efter at have færdiggjort ingeniøruddannelsen kom han til Regnecentralen, hvor han fik endnu et kælenavn: ?Dino?. Han designede bl.a super-computere til Geodætisk Institut. Senere hjalp han forskellige kunder med fejlfinding og undervisning i systemerne. Han gik på efterløn sidst i 90?erne efter et par års ansættelse i Dansk Sygeplejeråd." (Anders Dinsen, cit. i Schrøder) | Hansen, Hans Dinsen (I14654)
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| 1724 | "Farrell Anthony Markham, age 76, of Altamont, passed away July 7, 2013, at his home surrounded by his family. He was born on May 26, 1937, in Salt Lake City, to John Carlos and Ruth Anderson Markham. He married Madeline Rae Millett and they had two children, Angela Rae and Michael Raymond. They later divorced. He then married Melba Rae Rust on May 1, 1965, in Mountain Home. Their marriage was solemnized in the Provo LDS Temple on December 18, 1976. They had three children, Wendi, Brenda, and JoAnn. Farrell entered the United States Navy at the end of the Korean Conflict. He was stationed in the South Pacific on the USS Henderson. He then worked as a carpenter, building homes, furniture and schools. He loved to work with his hands and always had a project. He carved intricate wood designs, tooled leather, oil painted, and drew. His favorite pastime was fishing" if you didn't know where he was you could always find him casting into a body of water. He was active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving as Sunday School president and as a High Priest Group Secretary. He was also an Altamont Town Councilman who was over the city park and was instrumental in getting the first playground there. He was a wonderful husband and father and will be deeply missed. Farrell is survived by his wife Melba, of Altamont; daughters, Wendi (Chris) Lloyd, Roosevelt; Brenda Markham, Altamont; JoAnn (Chad) Hill, Roosevelt; his son from his first marriage, Michael Raymond; 10 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren; brother, Larry (Martha) Markham, Grand Junction; sisters, Jeanette (Mike) Anderson, Carol (Brent) Barney, both of Salt Lake City; Marilyn (Ron) Ogden, Phoenix, AZ; Elaine (John) Morgan, Cheri Johnson (Steve Ross), both of Salt Lake City; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his daughter with his first wife, Angela Ray Smith; sister Marlene Markham, nephew Johnny Markham; niece Jennifer Morgan. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, July 11, 2013, at the Altamont LDS Stake Center where a viewing will be held on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. and from 10-10:45 a.m. Thursday. Burial will be in the Altamont Cemetery.! | Markham, Farrell Anthony (I17918)
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| 1725 | "FATHER OF TEN CHILDREN DIES JENS H.HOIER, 64, HAD CARED FOR CHILDREN SINCE WIFE DIED IN 1922 Jens Hansen Hoier, 64, of Kennard, father of three sons and seven daughters, who had cared for his children since their mother died in 1922, died Monday at his home southwest of Kennard. A short illness had preceded his death. Mr. Hoier, born in North Schleswig, Germany, on April 25, 1874, came to America with his parents at the age of eight. Since then he had lived in the Blair and Kennard vicinities. He was married to Amelia Nielsen, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.S. Nielsen of Blair, on September 8, 1899. She died November 23, 1922, at the age of 40. Surviving Mr. Hoier are three sons, Leonard of Kennard, Edward of Crook, Colorado, and Elvin at home; seven daughters, Mrs. Alice Tarpening of Battle Creek, Nebraska, Mrs. Claude Walker of Watson, Missouri, Mrs. Fred Gottsch of Omaha, Mrs. Henry Luschen of Emerson, Mrs. Henry Braesh of Bennington, and Elna and Lillian at home.There are 13 grandchildren; also two sisters, Mrs. Katie Hoier and Mrs. Fritz Matthiesen, and two brothers, Andrew and Morten Hoier. Funeral services for Mr. Hoier are being held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Danish Lutheran church in Kennard. Dr. N.C. Carlsen of Blair will officiate and burial will follow in Blair cemetery. ( Published in Pilot Tribune on 25 August 1938) #2 "Jens Hansen Hoier was born at Oxenved, North Schleswig on April 25, 1874. At the age of eight he emigrated to America together with his parents. Ever since his arrival in this country he has lived in the vicinity of Blair and Kennard. On September 8, 1899, he was married to Amelia Nielsen, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.S.Nieslen of Blair. To this union ten children were born. On August 22 he passed away after a short illness at the age of 63 years, 3 months and 22 days. His wife preceded him in death on November 23, 1922 at the age of forty years. He is survived by all of his children, three sons and seven daughters. His daughters are: Mrs. Alice Tarpening of Battle Creek, Nebraska; Mrs. Claude Walker, Watson, Missouri; Mrs. Fred Gottsch, Omaha, Nebraska; Mrs. Henry Luschen, Emerson, Nebraska; Mrs. Heny Broaesch, Bennington, Nebraska and Elna and Lillian at home. His sons are Leonard Hoier, of Kennard; Edward of Crook, Colorado; and Elvin at home. Surviving him are also 13 grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Katie Hoier and Mrs. Fritz Matthiesen and two brothers, Andrew and Morten. Mr. Hoise was a highly respected citizen, a good neighbor, a devoted husband and a loving and affectionate father. The remarkable way in which he reared his motherless children and kept them together since their mother's death is a matter of record for which he won the esteem of all who knew him. Mr. Hoier will be greatly missed, not only by his chldren but also by his many friends." (Published in Enterprise on 25 August 1938) | Hoier, Jens Hansen (I18594)
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| 1726 | "Feb d. 15de Poul Justsen i Krogen gl. 59 Aar". | Justsen, Poul (I16147)
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| 1727 | "Febr 21. Begravet Ole Nielsens Enke af Schiøtup. an æt 69" | Jensdatter, Johanne (I19208)
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| 1728 | "fem børn, angives døde små, hvis da ikke hertil hører Anne og Edle Grubbesdøttre, som 1437 vare nonner i St. Clare Kloster i Roskilde, og Alhed, død 1406, g. m. Torkild Brahe til Rendenæs og Mygdal (g. 2° m. Merete Jensdatter, død 1456)." (Holbek & Brun) | Familie: Evert Grubbe, til Alslev / Margrethe Jensdatter Rud, af Alslev (F1533)
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| 1729 | "FENGER Joan Florence passed away peacefully at Berwick House on Sunday, April 25, 2004. She was predeceased by her greatest love, Johannes, in 1977. She was much loved and will be sadly missed by her son, Nick, and daughter-in-law, Jean, also her three grandchildren, David (Aleta), Mark (Claudia) and Diana (Kim) Lewall. At Joan's request, there will be a private family service. Flowers are gratefully declined. Donations may be made to the Heart & Stroke Foundation or the B.C. Cancer Foundation." Published by The Times Colonist on May 1, 2004. | Arnold, Joan Florence (I11569)
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| 1730 | "Fer III Pach. Margrethe Andersdatter, Sl Bodild Jensens E begravet i ... an.æt.74" | Andersdatter, Margrethe (I6067)
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| 1731 | "Feria 2 Nativit Just Olousøns og Maren Jensdatter barn i Bradtbierg døbt og kaldet Oluf ..." | Justsen, Oluf (I16166)
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| 1732 | "Ferron, Utah - Gerald “Jerry” M. Copatch, age 65, passed away at his home in Ferron on Feb. 22, 2015. He was born Dec. 16, 1949 in Boston, Massachusetts to Gordon and Ellen Copatch. He was a resident of Emery County for more than 30 years and grew to consider Ferron his home. After returning from Vietnam, he married Maureen Wright. The couple had three sons and later divorced. Jerry spent over 24 years in the US Military serving faithfully in the Army during both Vietnam and Desert Storm. He loved his country, considered it an honor to serve, and was proud of his service and accomplishments. After returning from Vietnam, he continued to serve his country as a member of the 19th Special Forces and the 1457th Engineer Battalion. He was also an active member of Chapter 70 Special Forces and the American Legion. While in the military, he excelled in physical endurance and was recognized for his achievements. He enjoyed riding motorcycles, studying military history, watching military and western movies, and collecting things. Jerry was extremely proud of his three sons, and had a soft spot in his heart for children, especially his grandkids. He was a generous man whose life was one of dedicated service and sacrifice. Jerry is survived by his sons: Jerry (Valerie) Copatch of Phoenix, AZ, Ryan (Kendra) Copatch of Las Vegas, NV, Kevin Copatch of Ferron, UT, four grandchildren, sister Diane (Angelo) Conti of Newton, Massachusetts and brother Glen Copatch of New Hampshire. A funeral service will be held Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015 at 11:00 am at Fausett Mortuary, in Castle Dale, with a viewing and visitation an hour prior to services. Interment will follow in the Ferron City Cemetery. Services are entrusted to Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale. Friends may visit and sign the online guest book at www.fausettmortuary.com." (gengivet i findagrave.com og i familiSearch) | Copatch, Gerald Miron (I17615)
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| 1733 | "FERRON-Maureen Carol was born on a beautiful Spring day, April 20, 1952, to Keith and Helen Rasmussen Wright in Price, Utah. She passed away on November 5, 2021. She was 69. Her parents were ecstatic to have a cute little red-haired girl, and her funny personality charmed everyone. By the time she was five or six she could speak, of course, but she did it so fast and unintelligibly that no one but Kenny could understand her. She would rattle off whatever she had to say, and everyone would look at him to provide a translation. Maureen was gregarious and made friends wherever she went. There used to be a row of chairs in the little store in Clawson where the old people sat and visited, and they adored her. One of them told Helen that when Maureen came into the store, she just lit it up. She was very active and would set out for school neatly dressed and coiffed, but come home with her dress ripped and her hair every which way. In high school she was active in drama, athletics, and cheerleading, but by that time she was able to return home from school in approximately the same condition in which she left. In 1971 she met and married a handsome young soldier, Jerry Copatch, and they became the proud parents of three boys. Those boys were the joy of her life, and when they presented her with beautiful little granddaughters, her happiness knew no bounds. Maureen spent most of her life living in Ferron and loved the beauty of her surroundings, especially the desert. She took many trips out on the desert with her family and would often direct her son, Kevin, to the best spots to find petroglyphs and cactus blooms. Maureen was always a hard worker and kept an immaculate house and a beautiful garden. After she began to work outside the home, she had a love-hate relationship with her jobs. Her job at the care center required a lot of heavy work, and she didn’t like that, but she loved the residents and staff. After she became a dispatcher for the Emery County Sheriff’s Office, she hated the long hours and crazy shifts, but adored “her” deputies and even unofficially adopted one of them. She excelled at her job and earned honors for her work during the Crandall Canyon mine disaster. While working at her full-time jobs, she also served as an EMT for the Ferron ambulance for many years. Maureen had many friends, with whom she had many crazy adventures, and no one can think of anyone who didn’t like her. Maureen was extremely selfless and she always put the needs of others before her own. Family was always her primary concern and she was always ready to help when they needed her. We are confident that Maureen has been reunited with her loving parents, her beautiful niece Kelly, and the many loved ones who passed on before her. She is survived by her three sons, her grandchildren, and her siblings. They, and her many nieces, nephews, and friends, will miss her terribly, but they know that she is happy, and that she will always be near to share their joys, and to bring them comfort and direction. Funeral service, Saturday, November 13, 2021, 11:00 a.m., Blue Hills Chapel (on the hill in Ferron, 35 W 200 N) where the family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Interment, Ferron City Cemetery. ..." | Wright, Maureen Carol (I17614)
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| 1734 | "Fest grati Niels Jepsøns og Maren Povelsdatter, ægtebarn døbt Jeppe. Faddere: Anne Krag i Kiettrup, Karen Sørensdatter ibid. Søren Christensen i Grafven. Peder Povelsen og Povel Poulsen. Introd Dom Lætare" | Nielsen, Jeppe (I6403)
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| 1735 | "Fest. Ann. Mariæ blev Mads Lauridsøn Smed begravet æt. 47" Skifte: "8. feb. 1745 sal. Mads Laursen Smed i Skøttrup, gift med Bende Pedersdatter. Deres børn: Laurs Madsen, 10 år, Peder Madsen, 8 år, Else Madsdatter, 11 år, Anne Madsdatter, 5 år. Deres farbroder Jens Jensen i Mariegaard var til stede. | Laursen, Mads (I6044)
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| 1736 | "Fest. Circumcis. Niels Søren Høg og Maren Petersdatters barn i Telling døbt Peder" | Høg, Peder Nielsen (I16193)
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| 1737 | "Festo Ann. Mariæ D. 5 April blev Peder Madsen begravet i sit Alders 75 Aar" | Madsen, Peder (I19599)
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| 1738 | "Festo Annonciationis Mikkel Høgs Enke Kirsten Jensdatter æt 71 Aar". | Jensdatter, Kirsten (I16186)
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| 1739 | "Festo Circum. Niels Sørensens og Tine Nielsdatters barn i Telling Maren" | Høg, Maren Nielsdatter (I16192)
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| 1740 | "Festo Circumc. Ole Christensens barn fra Telling begravet 1/2 Aar gl" | Olesdatter, Maren (I16211)
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| 1741 | "Festo Epiph. Maren Sørensdtr Høg" fra Telling begravet 91 Aar" | Høg, Maren Sørensdatter (I16189)
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| 1742 | "Festo Epipha Xten Heilesens lille Datter i Schøttrup Mette begr æt. 8 heb" | Christensdatter, Mette (I886)
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| 1743 | "Festo Joh Bapt. Ole Christens og Hustrus barn i Telling døbt og kaldet Maren ..." | Olesdatter, Maren (I16211)
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| 1744 | "Festo Omnium Sanctorum døbt Peder Jacobsøns datter Karen". | Pedersdatter, Karen (I6346)
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| 1745 | "Festo Prurificationis. Copul Johan Clausen af Omel til Anna Jørgensdatter" Børn i ægteskabet: Claus Johansen (bap 19 Jan 1727, Marstal), Cathrine Johansdatter (c. 1729, Marstal - 22 Feb 1801, Ommel). | Familie: Johan Clausen / Anne Jørgensdatter (F7289)
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| 1746 | "Festo Virid. var Anders Pedersøns Barn af Nørbye til Daaben kaldet Peder". | Andersen, Peder (I19603)
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| 1747 | "Fhv. banearbejder Aksel Andresen, Jelstrup, er død, 74 år. Han var født i Børglum, men flyttede tidligt med forældrene til Mosbjerg, hvor de i nogle år bestyrede fattiggården. Senere købte de en landejendom i Vejby og Aksel Andresen arbejdede selv ved landbruget indtil han i begyndelsen af fyrrrerne blev gift med Karoline Jensen fra Lyngby. Han fik da arbejde ved Hjørring-Aabyvrobanen,mens parret havde bopæl i Vittrup. i 1846 [sic] flyttede de ind på Jelstrup Station, hvor Karoline Andersen [sic] fik jobbet som stationsleder samtidig med at han fortsatte arbejder ude på banelegemet. Da banen blev nedlagt i 1963, købte de stationen, og de sidste arbejdsår tilbragte han på Hirtshalsbanen. Han var en stilfærdig og samvittighedsfuld mand, som kom godt ud af det med sine omgivelser. Han overleves af sin kone og to gifte børn. Rita syr i Hadsund, mens Erik er ingeniør på B&O i Struer." (VT 17 Aug 1984) | Andresen, Axel (I19359)
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| 1748 | "Fhv. dyrlæge - Brinch Seidelinsgade 16, Hjørring ... Gift 9/12 17 i Hjørring og enkemand 10/11 1957 i Hjørring efter Ane Marie Jensen, Sidste fælles bopæl: bopælen." | Christensen, Svend Peter R. (I17304)
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| 1749 | "Fhv. fisker Simon Thomsen Madsen, Søndergade, Løkken, er pludselig død, 65 år gammel. Han blev i går morges fundet livløs i sin lejlighed af en af sine venner. Simon, som alle i Løkken kaldte ham, var født i Lyngby. Han arbejdede i nogle år ved landbruget og blev senere ansat i nogle år ved Landbrugets Forsøgsstation i Tylstrup.'I 40'erne kom han til Løkken og begyndte at fiske fra en lille båd, som han ejede sammen med svogeren, Chr. Kjeldgaard, der nu bor i Hirtshals. Senere købte han sammen med nu afdøde Niels Madsen, Løkken, den store båd 'Karla'. Samarbejdet fortsatte i mange år, men for ca. 16 år siden, da fiskeriet var inde i en nedgangsperiode, holdt Simon Madsen op. Han fiskede lejlighedsvis nogen tid derefter, men et svigtende helbred tvang ham helt væk fra det kropsigt hårde kystfiskeri. Han havde dog en hobbybåd på stranden, hvor han kom dagligt for at tale med sine gamle kolleger. Simon Madsen havde mange venner i Løkken. Han var i sine unge år en flink, frisk fyr og noget af en kraftkarl. De senere år var han mere stille, men altid flink og venlig og med en egen lune. Han var over for vennerne den gode kammerat og over for alle venlig og imødekommende. Simon Madsen, der var ungkarl, overleves af mange søskende. Han begraves på lørdag fra Løkken Kirke" (Vendelboarkivet, uden kildeang.) | Madsen, Simon Thomsen (I6112)
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| 1750 | "Fhv. Gaardejer Simon Chr. Christensen Heilesen, Vadsager, indsov i Gaar Middags til den evige Fred, 82 Aar gammel. Som den ældste Søn af en stor og indflydelsesrig Slægt gik han alt tidligt ind i mange repræsentative stillinger. Men naar han Aar for Aar saa disses Antal forøget ved Beboernes Tillid, var det fordi, han var en dygtig, foretagsom og meget kundskabsrig Mand, der havde varm Interesse for Friheds- og Fremskridtsarbejdet, parret med kløgt til at fremme det ad forstandige veje. Han byggede Gaarden Vadsager og kørte masser af Sand af den tilstødende Jordlod, hvor der nu ligger en hyggelig Have. Thi næst efter den gamle B. Chr. Sørensen, Ejstrup,, var han den første Mand, der plantede Have i Tornby Sogn. Strandfoged var han i 50 år og kunde fortælle mange interessante Historier af Kystens Saga. Desuden var han i mange Aar Klitfoged. I Sognets kommunale liv indtog han i mange Aar en ledende Stilling, bl. a. som Sogneraadsformand. I det hjemlige arbejde med denne Gerning havde han alt tidligt en flink og forstaaende Hjælp i sin Søn C. Heilesen, Dalgaard. Og at denne har gået i en god kommunal Skole, turde fremgaa af, at det er ham, der er Medstifter af Danmarks Sogneraadsforening, for hvilken han i mange Aar har været Formand. I det hjemlige Frigørelsesarbejde tog Simon Chr. Christensen en meget virksom Del. Han var medstifter af Landboernes Pengeinstitut, for hvilket han 3 - 4 Gange var Direktør, ligesom han også har været Formand for Repræsentantskabet. Han var endvidere mellem de Landboere, der stiftede "Vendsyssel Tidende", ligesom han var med til at rejse Forsamlingsbygningen. I politisk henseende stod han den Bjørnbakske Retning nærmest. Men ogsaa for Udlandets Politik interesserede han sig stærkt og fulgte i aarevis ledende Politikeres Færd og Skæbne i mange Lande. Endnu mange Aar efter at Alderen havde anvist ham en mere tilbagetrukket Stilling, blev der nu og da lagt Beslag på hans repræsentative Evner-. Og var der Spørgsmaal, hvor folks viden og Erfaring slap op, kunde de dristigt gaa til "Simon Christian" paa Vadsager. Han vidste meget mere end andre og mindedes alt. Lige til de sidste Aar vandrede han saa godt som daglig mellem Sønnernes Gaarde, besaa Markerne og Plantningerne og talte med Børnene for at glædes over, at ogsaa for dem voksede Evner og Anlæg, saaledes at de paa værdig Maade kunne fortsætte Slægtens Arbejde. Simon Chr. Christensen Heilesen jordfæstes fra Tornby Kirke Fredag den 4. Novbr. kl. 2." (Nekrolog, avisudklip fra Marius Heilesens efterladte papirer, Tornby-Vidstrup sognearkiv) | Christensen, Simon Christian (I44)
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