Om slægterne Brændgaard & Heilesen
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| 1901 | "Frederiksberg Assistents Kirkegaard" | West, Peter Christian (I13482)
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| 1902 | "Frellav Thomsen i Borg (Ly herred), skødede 1272 gods i Borg til Løgum Kloster." (Holbek & Brun) | Frille, Frellav Thomsen (I4412)
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| 1903 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21861)
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| 1904 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21860)
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| 1905 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21805)
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| 1906 | "Frille, Eggert, o.1400-1470, Rigsraad, var en af sin Tids betydeligste Mænd. Hans Fader var den slesvigske Adelsmand Christiern Frillevsen, der var bosat i Ribe og døde 1418, hans Moder hed Ermegaard Altena, af en i Fyn indvandret holstensk Slægt. E. F. fik en fortrinlig Opdragelse og studerede 1419 i Rostock. Senere bosatte han sig i Fyn, hvor han o. 1431 fik Oregaard og Birk med Skam Herred i Forlening af Erik af Pommern. Han mistede Kongens Yndest, da han 1438 blev beskyldt for at have knyttet Forbindelser med Hertug Adolf af Slesvig. Vi finde ham derfor ogsaa blandt dem, som tidligst anerkjendte Christoffer af Bajern, af hvem han fik Hindsgavl med Vends Herred i Forlening; da han tillige blev optaget i Rigsraadet, kom han snart til at spille en betydelig Rolle, hvortil hans Evner og Kundskaber ogsaa berettigede ham. Han var en af Kong Christoffers dygtigste Diplomater og anvendtes i saa godt som alle Anliggender, hvortil der krævedes diplomatisk Takt og Skarpsindighed. Efter Christian I’s Tronbestigelse steg hans Indflydelse endnu mere, han blev Kammermester og Befalingsmand paa Kjøbenhavns Slot, men arbejdede ogsaa af yderste Evne for Christians Sag og har særlig medvirket til at faa ham valgt til Konge i Norge. Indflydelsesrig ved Hove, en dygtig Finansmand, der stadig forøgede sit Gods, kom han mere og mere til at træde frem i forreste Række blandt Højadelen, og 1455 lykkedes det ham at faa sin Datter Ermegaard gift med en af de berømte 9 Axelssønner, Philip Axelsen (Thott). Fra nu af indtræder der et Omslag i hans Liv, Fra at have været Kongehusets trofaste Tjener og Støtte, drages han ind i Axelssønnernes snævre Familiepolitik, især efter at han efter Svigersønnens Død 1462 havde overtaget Formynderskabet over sine Datterbørn og dermed Styrelsen af det vigtige Tranekjær Len. Vendepunktet i hans Liv er hans Deltagelse i det bekjendte Møde i Jønkøping i Sept. 1466, hvor Axelssønnerne vedtoge at afsætte Ærkebisp Jøns Bengtsson fra Rigsforstanderskabet og selv træde i Spidsen for Sveriges Styrelse. E. F. beskyldtes for her paa Mødet at have «talt paa Kongens værste», og da han paa Kongens Forlangende nægtede at udlevere Tranekjær Slot og Len, blev Slottet indtaget med Vold. Dette gav Signalet til Axelssønnernes Krigserklæring, Carl Knutssons Indkaldelse til Sverige og Ophævelsen af Unionen. E. F. mistænktes for at staa i Forbindelse med Axelssønnerne, og da han tillige vægrede sig ved at underskrive de Vidnesbyrd, som Kong Christian paa alle Landsting i Danmark forlangte angaaende sin Regeringsførelse, blev han indkaldt for Rigsraadet i Kjøbenhavn. Da han her optraadte trodsig mod Kongen og nægtede at stille Borgen for sig, blev hans Stilling uholdbar. Han flygtede i Forsommeren 1468 til Lybek, hvor han som landflygtig opholdt sig indtil Avg. 1469, da det lybske Raad skaffede ham betryggende Lejde til at vende tilbage til Danmark og ordne sit Mellemværende med Kongen. Dette lykkedes ham ogsaa; han fik sit Arve- og Kjøbegods tilbage, men maatte opgive sine Forleninger. Han overlevede kun kort Tid Forliget med Kongen, i det han allerede døde 5. Maj 1470 og blev begravet i St. Hans Kirke i Odense. – E. F. var utvivlsomt en højt begavet Mand, forretningsdygtig, lovkyndig, dannet, snild og praktisk som kun faa af hans samtidige. Men hans heftige, opbrusende Natur bragte ham ofte ind i tvivlsomme Situationer, som han ikke formaaede at rede sig ud af trods sin mærkelige og for sin Tid næsten enestaaende Evne til at finde varme og fyldige Ord for sine Tanker og Følelser. Han var gift med Anne Juel, Datter af den sønderjyske Væbner Iver J. Hans eneste Barn, Datteren Ermegaard, ægtede o. 1465 Bent Bille, og han var saaledes Morfader til den bekjendte Anders Bille (II, 200), der i mange Henseender slægtede ham paa. (Hist. Tidsskr. 5. R. V, 1 ff. VI, 858 ff. (Mollerup.)) (DBL 1. Udg) "til Sandholt (Salling herred), Asperupgaard (Vends herred), købt 1461, en hovedgård i Brembæk (Gudme herred), købt 1451, Rynkebygaard (Bjerge herred) og Krogsbølle (Skam herred), som han 1438 købte af sin svoger Thomes Juel, nævnes 1415, blev 1419 immatr. ved universitetet i Rostock, boede 1424 i Ribe, 1430 på Vesterbæk (Skads herred), ejede og hovedgården i Vester-Vedsted, men solgte den til en kannik i Ribe, var 1431—69 forlenet med Oregaard og Orebirk, beseglede 1435 forliget i Stockholm og 1439 opsigelsen til kong Erik, var 1440—67 lensmand på Hindsgavl, rigsråd, 1441 ridder ved kroningen i Upsala, 1442 forlenet med Skinkelborg, 1442—43 sendebud til hansestæderne og Luneborg. 1443 med hr. Axel Pedersen Thott lensmand på Københavns slot, 1448 kammermester, bruges de efterfølgende år i en stor del diplomatiske og andre hverv, 1451 lensmand på Københavns slot, som fratoges ham 1454, da han afskedigedes som kammermester, optræder fra 1462 påny i vigtige statsærinder, bl.a. 1466 sendebud til mødet i Kalmar, faldt derefter i unåde på grund af sin forbindelse med Axelsønnerne og måtte 1468 flygte til Lybæk, forligedes 1470 med kongen. G. m. Anne Iversdatter (Juel fra Sønder Jylland), med hvem han fik en part i Runtoft, som han 1465 solgte til Wulf von der Wisch. (Holbek & Brun) | Frille, Hr. Eggert Christiernsen til Sandholt (I4429)
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| 1907 | "Frk, Johanne Grønbech, Nørregade 12, Løkken, er død på Hjørring Sygehus, 83 år. Johanne Grønbech var født i Løkken, og hun var den sidste i Løkken af en kendt slægt, der talte en lang række fiskere og skippere. Johanne Grønbech havde i sine unge år plads som husbestyrerinde på store gårde rundt om i landet, bl.a. på en herregård på Fyn, der ejedes af den kendte kreaturopkøber Ivar Lundgaard, struer, som havde flere store gårde. Hun kom tilbage til fødebyen og hjemmet for mange år siden for at passe sine gamle forældre. Hun var meget kirkeligt interesseret og havde ståsted i det grundtvigske. Hun var medlem af menighedsrådet i mange år og var en flittig og velkommen gæst hos gamle og syge i byen. Hun kendte sin by, egnen og de gamle slægter og var en livlig og interessant fortæller, der på en egen måde var med til at bevare minderne og præge byen Løkken. Hyn var trofast i hele sin færd, holdt kontakt med de mennesker, hun havde plads hos, med de præstefamilier, der har været i Løkken, og mange flere. Sit hus, der var i slægtens eje gennem flere generationer, holdt hun i mønsterværdig orden. En kort tid inden sin død opholdt hun sig hos en søsterdatter Rigmor Knudsen i Skagen, og foruden denne søsterdatter overleves hun af søsteren Asta Knudsen, der bor i Hirtshals." (VT 28 Dec 1975) | Grønbech, Johanne Marie (I6208)
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| 1908 | "Frk. Semine Petrea Simonsen, Sjællandsgade 4 b, er i gaar død 67 aar gammel. Afdøde, der stammede fra Asdal, havde boet i Hjørring i en lang aarrække, hvor hun paa forskellig maade havde gaaet folk tilhaande. Hun var en tro og paalidelig medhjælp og dertil et taknemmeligt menneker, der var glad for enhver venlighed, der blev vist hende" (Vendelboarkivet, uden kildeang.) | Simonsen, Semine Petrea (I18361)
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| 1909 | "Frk. Sinne Ovesen, Solbakken, Thise er død, 81 år. Sinne Ovesen var født i Skøttrup og havde boet i Vittrup næsten hele sit liv. For fire år siden tog hun ophold på Solbakken i Thise. Sinne Ovesen tog i sine unge år ud med symaskinen og syede for folk. Ved en søsters død for mange år siden tog hun ophold hos svogeren og tog sig af hjemmet og fem børn, som hun forunden at passe også syede alt tøjet til, da de var små. Sinne Ovesen var stille og venlig, og beboerne på Solbakken satte pris på hende. Bgravelsen foregår i stilhed." (VT 17 mar 1976) | Ovesen, Elsine Anine (I597)
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| 1910 | "Fru Anna Kjeldsen, Højene er død på Hjørring Sygehus, 86 år. Anna Kjeldsen var opvokset på Søndergård i Gjurup, og i 1918 blev hun gift med Tømrer Chr. Peter Kjeldsen. Anna Kjeldsen var medhjælper på forældrenes kro i Ry, og hendes mand passede sit tømrerarbejde. Senere flyttede parret til Vellingshøj, hvor de drev en tømrervirksomhed. Anna Kjeldsen var meget flittig i huset og som medhjælper for sin mand. I 1945 flyttede Anna og Chr. Peter Kjeldsen til Højene. Sønnen, Søren, overtog virksomheden. Han døde i 1974. Anna Kjeldsen var meget aktiv lige til sin død. Hun lavede mange håndarbejder og hun var meget glad for at få besøg af venner og familie. Chr. Peter Kjeldsen døde juleaften 1981, og Anna Kjeldsen overleves af tre børn. Edith er købmand i Smidstrup, Aksel har arbejde på Pedershåb, Brønderslev, og Ella er sygemedhjlæper i Frederikshavn." (Vendelboarkivet uden kildeang.) | Sørensen, Anna (I18761)
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| 1911 | "Fru Astrid Martine Poulsen, Palleskærvej 31, Hjørring, er efter et halvt års sygdom død, 63 år. Fru Poulsen var fra Bjergby og mistede tidligt sine forældre. Mens moderen levede og var syg, var hun hjemme sammen med en broder for at passe hjemmet og pleje moderen. Hun blev gift med Svend Poulsen og de fik en landejendom i Bjergby og senere ejendomme i Harken og Hørmested. For en halv snes år siden flyttede familien til Hjørring og Svend Poulsen fik arbejde hos Vennelyst. Astrid Poulsen var vant til at hjælpe både inde og ude og hendes interesse var børnene og senere børnebørnene. Astrid Poulsen overleves af sin mand og to sønner, der bor hjemme, samt to døtre, der er gift og bor henholdsvis i Bjergby og Frederikshavn". | Madsen, Astrid Martine (I18136)
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| 1912 | "Fru Dorthea Andersen, Albert Gingesvej, Hjørring er død. Hun var 83 år. Dorthea Andersen var født i Gårestrup og i 1921 blev hun gift med landmand Kristian Andersen. Ægteparret bosatte sig i Sæsing, hvor de drev landbrug. For en halv snes år siden solgte de jorden men blev boende. For tre år siden døde Kristian Andersen, og for nogle få månede siden kom Dorthea Andersen til Hjørring. Hun overleves af sønnen Poul, der har isenkræmmerforretning i Løkken" (VT 12 Nov 1982) | Madsen, Dorthea Marie (I18829)
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| 1913 | "Fru Dorthea Westergaard, Stationsvej 5, Vrensted er afgået ved døden i sit hjem efter nogen tids tiltagende svaghed, knap 88 år gammel. Hun stammede fra V. Hjermitslev, hvor hun er opvokset, og som ung tjente hun rundt omkring på gårdene. I 1920 blev hun gift med Adolph Westergaard, og umiddelbart derefter flyttede parret til Syd Dakota i USA, hvor de slog sig ned som farmere. Her blev de fleste af børnene født. I 1931 rejste de hjem med otte børn og købte Teglgården i Stenum, som de drev i henved 28 år. I 1959 flyttede de til Vrensted by, hvor de har bygget hus. Her fik de en række gode år, hvor de ofte tog ture sammen i bilen og besøgte venner og familie. I 1972 mistede hun sin mand. Hun efterlader sig syv børn. En søn døde for ca. 4 år siden. Tre af børnene bor i Kansas City, de øvrige i bl.a. Vandel ved Vejle, Vrå og Brønderslev." (Vendelboarkivet, ingen kilde). | Larsen, Dorthea Marie Nielsine (I18912)
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| 1914 | "Fru Dorthea Westergaard, Stationsvej 5, Vrensted er afgået ved døden i sit hjem efter nogen tids tiltagende svaghed, knap 88 år gammel. Hun stammede fra V. Hjermitslev, hvor hun er opvokset, og som ung tjente hun rundt omkring på gårdene. I 1920 blev hun gift med Adolph Westergaard, og umiddelbart derefter flyttede parret til Syd Dakota i USA, hvor de slog sig ned som farmere. Her blev de fleste af børnene født. I 1931 rejste de hjem med otte børn og købte Teglgården i Stenum, som de drev i henved 28 år. I 1959 flyttede de til Vrensted by, hvor de har bygget hus. Her fik de en række gode år, hvor de ofte tog ture sammen i bilen og besøgte venner og familie. I 1972 mistede hun sin mand. Hun efterlader sig syv børn. En søn døde for ca. 4 år siden. Tre af børnene bor i Kansas City, de øvrige i bl.a. Vandel ved Vejle, Vrå og Brønderslev." (Vendelboarkivet, ingen kilde). | Westergaard, Adolph (I5586)
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| 1915 | "Fru Esther Høngaard, Sønderskov, fylder i morgen, lørdag den 17. august 80 aar. Fru Høngaard er født i Sindal, og kom for ca. 60 aar siden sammen med sin mand, tømrer- og murermester Chr. Høngaard til Sønderskov. I 1940 mistede hun sin mand og stod ene tilbage med 11 børn. Hun drev i mange år forretningen videre, og foruden at passe den og hjemmet havde hun ogsaa tid til at lave fine haandarbejder. Hun bor nu hos en søn og svigerdatter i Sønderskov, og trods alderen er hun fortsat rask og interesseret i tidens problemer. Fødselsdagen fejres sammen med børn og børnebørn paa Hotel Sindal." (Vendelboarkivet, uden kildeang.) | Nielsen, Esther (I20909)
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| 1916 | "Fru Eva Nielsen, Tophøjvej, Hirtshals, er afgået ved døden 76 år gammel. Afdøde er født og opvokset i Elling, men flyttede senere til Gærum. Afdøde og hendes mand Nørgaard Nielsen flyttede for 42 år siden til Hirtshals, hvor de har boet siden. Afdøde var en hjemmets kvinde, som omhyggeligt passede sit og familiens hus på Tophøjvej. Hun efterlader sig foruden sin mand, en datter, tre børnebørn og fire oldebørn." (Hirtshals Avis 28 Feb 1979). | Sørensen, Eva Elvina (I20570)
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| 1917 | "Fru Marie Christensen, St. Kirkestræde, Hjørring, er død på Hjørring Sygehus, 89 år. Marie Christensen er født i Hjørring, og i tyverne blev hun gift med glarmester Chr. Christensen. Ægteparret har boet flere steder i Hjørring blandt andet på Møllevej og Klokagervej, inden de for omkring 30 år siden flyttede til St. Kirkestræde. her døde Chr Christensen i 1965. Marie Christensen har være meget aktiv livet igennem. Hun var en dygtig kogekone gennem mange år, og hun tog livligt del i aktiviteterne i flere foreninger. Der var blandt Kathrineklubben og Vendelboklubben, og hun var æresmedlem af Hjørring Pensionistforening. Desuden var hun i flere år deltager i Højskoleophold i Sønderborg. I forsamlinger var det ofte Hende, der tog ordet. Marie Christensen overleves af to sønner, Poul Christensen bor i Hjørring og Arne Christensen i Hillerød." (VT 3 Apr 1977) | Sørensen, Marie Mariane (I7503)
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| 1918 | "Fru Sophia Rantzou, salig Mogens Gyldenstjernes til Søholm, født paa Silkeborg Slot, Datter af Frandz Rantzou til Rantzou og Anna Rosenkrantz til Søholm, død paa Søeholm 17. Febr. 1675 i hendes 84. Aar." (Danmarks Kirker) | von Rantzau, Sophie Frantzsdatter til Søholm (I16726)
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| 1919 | "Fru Thomine Marie Ovesen, Harald Fischersvej, Løkken, døde i nat efter lang tids sygdom, 70 aar gammel. Ved sit giftermaal med Jens Ovesen flyttede hun med ham til en ejendom i Skøttrup. Her var hun sin mand en flittig medhjælp og hjalp til med alt ved landbruget. Desuden var hun en meget benyttet kogekone, altid venlig, smilende og gæstfri. For godt to aar siden flyttede ægteparret til Løkken, hvor hun for godt et ar siden blev syg. Men hun bevarede sit gode humør og fik ogsaa i Løkken lejlighed til at vise sin godhed. Hun overleves foruden af sin mand af tre børn." (Vendelboarkivet u. st. og dato). | Thomsen, Thomine Marie (I6841)
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| 1920 | "Fru Tutein blev i folkemunde kaldt Mutter Tutein eller det mere værdiladede Madame Tutein. Hun bliver beskrevet som en lille sirlig dame, der i folks erindring næsten altid gik i sort og havde en kapothat på, når hun bevægede sig udendørs." Lang artikel om hendes virke som klog kone i Sønderjyske Årbøger 1984. | Petersen, Helena Christina (I13801)
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| 1921 | "Fru Valborg Gaarden, Jelstrup, er død efter et kort ophold på Hjørring Sygehus, 65 år. Valborg Gaarden var født på Pandrup-egnen, men allede som barn kom hun til Jelstrup, hvor hendes far blev baneformand og moderen stationsbestyrer ved Aabybrobanen. Som ung havde hun bl.a. plads hos pastor Aage Gregersen, og i 1932 blev hun gift med Orla Gaarden fra Hundelev. Parret erhvervede en ejendom i Jelstrup, som i årenes løb blev ramme om et trygt og godt familieliv. Valborg Gaarden var en dygtig og proper husmoder, som brugte sine kræfter på de nærmeste krav. Hun opfattede børnenes hverdag og trivsel med den største opmærksomhed og interesse og var i øvrigt kendt for sin gæstfrihed og evne til at skabe hygge. Hun besad et følsomt sind og var i sine yngre dage kendt for sit glade væsen. Hun overleves af sin mand og to døtre, som begge er gift. Linda er lærer i Brønderslev, mens inger er husmor ved Gandrup. Begravelsen foregår i stilhed." (VT 15 Sep 1978) | Ørtoft, Valborg (I19774)
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| 1922 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I13377)
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| 1923 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I18067)
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| 1924 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I18069)
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| 1925 | "Funeral for LeGrand Mecham, 56, will be Thursday 1 p.m., Mountain Home Ward chapel, Church of jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He died Saturday afternoon in a Roosevelt Hospital following a lingering illness. He was a farmer, lived in Altamont, and retired in 1956. ... Born Dec 26, 1901, St. George, to Brigham B and Lydia S. Lang Mecham. Married Esther Faye Hitchkock, later solemnized in Salt lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Survivors: widow; daughters, sons, Mrs. Anthon (Ola) Rust, Altamont; Floyd, Donald, Rossevelt; Glen, Mountain Home Duchesne County; Mrs Fred (Shirley) Lindsay, Salt Lake City; 11 grandchildren; three sisters, two brothers". (Deseret News and Telegram, 17 Mar 1958, affotograferet i FamilySearch) | Mecham, LeGrand F (I17907)
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| 1926 | "Funeral Service For Mrs. H. C. Nissen Held November 28 Mrs. H. C. Nissen, the former Emily Lucille Peterson, was born at Verdal, Nebraska, on November 26, 1908. She came to Irma from McLoughlin, Alta., with her husband and family in December, 1949. Because of poor health her activities in the community were limited but those who came to know her in her own home found her a true friend. The beauty of her character showed best in her love of flowers and gardening and her devotion to her home and family. She bore a long and trying illness with patience and cheerfulness and passed away in the Wainwright hospital on November 24. She leaves to mourn, her loving husband, daughter Joan and son Norman; one sister, Mrs. E. Elliott, Madden, Alta.; three brothers, Sidney Petersen, Crammond, Alta., Herman Petersen, Standard, Alta., and Walter Petersen, Camrose, and several nieces and nephews and cousins." Excerpt from Irma Times, December 7, 1956, page 1 (med foto, gengivet i Findagrave.com) Alberta Death Reg. #1956-08-008275 | Peterson, Emily Lucille (I13156)
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| 1927 | "Funeral services are at 2 p.m. Thursday, February 22 at First Lutheran Church for Oscar Jensen, 90, a lifetime resident of Blair, who died at Memorial Community Hospital, February 19, 1990 after a brief illness. Rev. J. David Nelson is officiating. Burial will be in the Blair Cemetery. Oscar P. Jensen was born May 22, 1899 at Blair to Soren and Helmine Christensen Jensen. He owned and operated the Oscar Jensen Garage until he sold the business in 1964, at which time he opened a small engine repair business. He married Mattie Stricklett and she preceded him in death in 1952. He married Ethel McMurtrie Campbell in 1953. He was also preceded in death by five brothers, Bill Jensen, Ricky Jensen, Johnnie Jensen, Elmer Jensen and Rold (Holly) Jensen; and three sisters, Annie Jensen, Amy Sorensen and Adina Raabe. He is survived by his wife, Ethel; five step-children, Jerry Campbell, Olathe, Kansas; Howard Campbell, Scottsbluff, Nebraska; Leroy Campbell, Blair; Bert Campbell, Rogers, Arkansas; and Delores McIntosh of Blair; and one sister, Anna Olsen, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Campbell-Aman Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements for the services." (Gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Jensen, Oscar Peter (I18437)
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| 1928 | "Funeral services for Ernest Andersen, 89, of Blair were held Monday, Feb.2, 2004, at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Chapel. Interment was in the Blair Cemetery. Mr. Andersen died Friday, Jan. 30, at Memorial Community Hospital in Blair. Ernest W. Andersen was born May 11, 1914 in Blair to John and Ane (Jensen) Andersen. He attended school in Herman, Kennard and Blair. On March 12, 1936, he married Hazel Lorsch in Logan, Iowa. The couple lived in Blair their entire life. Mr. Andersen worked for the Blair Lumber Company for 40 years. He was a member of First Lutheran Church in Blair. He is survived by his wife, Hazel; two daughters and a son-in-law, Pat Neuman of Omaha, and Phyllis and Russell Puffer of Herman; 10 grandchildren and their families; 12 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Helen Andersen of Seward. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Susan Fees; a grandson, Kevin; two sisters, Doris and Betty Andersen, brother, Clarence Andersen, and a son-in-law, Bill Neuman. Campbell-Aman Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. (printed in the Washington County Pilot-Tribune on 2/3/2004; gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Andersen, Ernest W. (I18462)
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| 1929 | "Funeral services for Ethel Danielmeyer, 93, of Arlington, were held Monday, Jan. 28, 2002, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church north of Arlington. Interment was in St. Paul’s Cemetery. Mrs. Danielmeyer died Friday, Jan. 25, at Arbor Manor in Fremont. Ethel Danielmeyer was born Jan. 18, 1909, in Washington County to Andrew and Kristine (Nielsen) Hoier. On Feb. 14, 1933, she married Henry Danielmeyer at the Salem Lutheran Church in Fontanelle. Mrs. Danielmeyer was a baker at the Village Inn in Blair, and also worked in the janitorial department at the Arlington Public Schools for nine years. She was a member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. She is survived by a son, Leroy Danielmeyer, daughter and son-in-law, Donna and LeRoy Dunklau, all of Arlington; three grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Howard and Earl Hoier, both of Fremont. She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry; sister, Laura; brother, Russell Hoier; two infant brothers and a great-grandchild." | Hoier, Ethel Sophia (I18665)
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| 1930 | "Funeral services for Evelyn Beck Sessions, 68, will be held Thursday, May 29, 1986 at 10 a.m. in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Gillette, Wyoming. A viewing will be held at Haskell Funeral Home in Lovell on Friday, May 30 from 9 to 10 a.m. Interment will follow in the Byron Cemetery. Mrs. Sessions was born March 11, 1918 in Otto, the sixth child of Lois Annie Fjeldstead and Alfred Wakefield Beck. She married Merlin J. Sessions on January 6, 1937 in Billings. Mrs. Sessions enjoyed her family, especially her grandchildren. She enjoyed life and all the beautiful things in it. She was an active member of the LDS church, and was a teacher in the church throughout her life. One son, Al Dennis and one daughter Loa Janiece preceded her in death. Survivors include her husband Merlin of Moorcroft; three sons, Lyle of Moorcroft, Terry of Gillette and Larry of Lovell; two daughters, Linda Locke of Upton and Carol Ann Bethea of Tallahasse, Fla.; one brother, Joe Beck of Basin; three sisters, Jenna Mae Sprague of Worland, Alice Christiansen of Portland, Ore. and Lois Childs of Basin; 23 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Sessions died of cancer on Monday morning, May 26, in the Campbell County Hospital in Gillette." (nekrolog gengivet i Findagrave.com). | Beck, Evelyn (I17490)
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| 1931 | "Funeral services for Fred Westphal were held Saturday, Jan 23 at Memory Chapel ... Mr. Westphal had lived in placerville since 1934. He died in Woodland Jan 21, He was born in Alamada and had worked with his family at Rotary Oil Co. for several years before sharing ownership of Mayflower Moving and Van Co. with his wife Dale. Mrs Westphal still resides in Placerville. Also remaining in Placerville are daughter Pat Westphal, son Ray Westphal and mother Dorothy Nichols. Mr. Westphal also leaves two other sons: Bill Westphal in Redding and Jeff Clyma in Pleastanton. He also leaves four grandchildren. ... He had been a volunteer in the Placerville Fire Departmen for 17 years and was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II ..." | Westphal, Frederick Charles (I17759)
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| 1932 | "Funeral services for Hero Tadken, 78, Lincoln, were Monday at the Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, Lincoln. He was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Hans Frerichs, Superior. He is survived by his wife, the former Inga Frederiksen, who lived in this area and was a school teacher in Nuckolls County nine years, and two sons. Mr. & Mrs. Hans Frerichs, Mr. & Mrs. Gene Frerichs, and Mr. & Mrs. Glen Frerichs attended the services." (Gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Tadken, Hero Peter (I5617)
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| 1933 | "Funeral services for Jennie Mae Sprague Sessions will be held on April 15 at 10 a.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Worland ... She died April 11, 2006, at the Worland Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. Born Feb. 15 1914 in Gunnison, Utah, to Alfred Wakefield and Lois Ann (Fjelsted) Beck, she received her education in Otto. On July 18, 1929, she married Vernon Sprague in Basin. They lived in Otto where her husband farmed for one year, then moved to Gunnison, where they lived until 1946, when they returned to the Big Horn Basin. She ran the Holly Sugar Factory clubhouse for a few years. They raised their family in Worland, where she was active in her church callings. She also worked for many years at the Ben Franklin store. The couple moved to West Pittsburg, Calif. where she worked in a school cafeteria for several years. They were sealed in the Los Angeles Temple of the LDS Church. Upon retirement in 1979, they moved to Missoula, Mont. She moved to Worland in 1985 after her husband's death in May of that year. In August 1986 she married Merlin Sessions, and they made their home in Gilette until he preceded her in death in June 1988. She then moved back to Worland. She loved to sew and cook, and enjoyed spending time with family and friends. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, serving in many church callings. Survivors include one son, Gary Sprague and his wife of Discovery Bay, Calif., two daughters Karen Jones of Phoenix Ariz, and Jackie Dwyer of Spokane Wash. and their husbands; a daughter in law; one sister Lois Annie Childs of Orem, Utah; 22 Grandchildren; 50 great grandchildren; and 12 great-greatgrandchildren. In addition to her husbands, she was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Verna Jean Busch; a son, John Irving Sprague; two brothers, Johnny and Jesse Beck; two sisters Alice Hopkin Cchristiansen and Evelyn Sessions, and two grandsons ..." (nekrolog gengivet i Findagrave.com). | Beck, Jenny Mae (I17489)
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| 1934 | "Funeral services for L. Janiece Savage, 35, were held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in Gillette. Mrs. Savage died Monday, May 7, at Pioneer Manor Nursing Home after an extended bout with cancer. She was born Sept. 25, 1948, in Lovell to Merlin and Evelyn (Beck) Sessions. She attended grade school to fifth grade in Lovell and was graduated from Moorcroft High School in 1967 and from Northwest Community College in 1970. She married William M. Savage Jr. on Aug. 20, 1971, in Deadwood, S.D. She is survived by her husband, Bill, of Gillette, four children, Christopher, 11, Laura, 9, Tara, 7, and Kathy, 6; her parents of Moorcroft; three brothers, Lyle Sessions of Moorcroft, Terry Sesssions of Gillette, Larry Sesssions of Lovell; and two sisters, Linda Locke of Upton and Carol Bethea of Gillette. She was preceded in death by one brother. Al Dennis, in 1937. Burial was at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Byron Cemetery | Sessions, Loa Janiece (I17518)
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| 1935 | "Funeral services for Melvin Ronald Woodward, 36, of 1046 Eighth East, Salt Lake City, who was found dead in a State street theatre Wednesday at eleven forty-five p.m., will be conducted Monday at one p.m. at Deseret Mortuary, 36 East Seventh South. Mr. Woodward was taken from the theatre to Salt Lake General hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Mr. Woodward was born October 20, 1908 in Brigham City, a son of George A. and Josephine Smith Woodward, and was co-owner of Woodward Auto Salvage Co., 2519 South State, Salt Lake City. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Gladys Johnson Woodward; a son and daughter, Judith Karen and James Stephen Woodward, Salt Lake City; two brothers, Russell George Woodward, Salt Lake City; Floyd W. Woodward, Promontory; two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Kirkham, Valmy, Nev.; Mrs. Doris Ruggerio, Ogden; his step-mother, Mrs. Lottie Woodward, Brigham City; two half-sisters, Joyce and June Woodward, Brigham City; one step-brother, George Hewitt Willard; four step-sisters, Mrs. Ruth Henderson, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Ireta Stubbs, Vangora, Me.; Mrs. Grace Woodward, Promontory, and Mrs. Velma Madsen, Honeyville, and a grandfather, Albert George Woodward, Corinne, Box Elder County. Friends may call at Deseret Mortuary, 36 East Seventh South, Salt Lake, prior to services. Burial will be in the Corinne Cemetery." (The Ogden Standard-Examiner, Friday, September 15, 1944, page 6B; Gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Woodward, Melvin Ronald (I17528)
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| 1936 | "Funeral services for Minetta J. Hoier of Iliff will be conducted 11 a.m. Saturday from First Presbyterian Church, the Rev Ivan E Rundus, D.D. officiating. Burial will follow in Sunset Memorial gardens. Mrs. Hoier, 85, died Wednesday, Feb 8, 1989, at Sidney, Neb. She was born June 15, 1903 in Kennard, Neb., the daughter of John F. og Bertha M. Schroder Japp, grew up and eduated in Nebraska. She married Edward A. Hoier, Jan, 31, 1924, in Logan Iowa, and the couple farmed in Fremont, Neb., until moving to the Crook-Proctor area in 1934, thence to a farm two miles east of Padroni in 1939. Mr. Hoier died Sept. 23, 1969, and Mrs Hoier continued to live on the farm, operating it for a total of 49 years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Hoier is survived by a daughter, Marian Powell of Scottsdale, Ariz.; four sons, LaVerne Hoier of Iliff, Elmon Hoier of Greeley, Donald Hoier of Pomona, Caif., and Kenneth Hoier of Sidney, neb.; three sisters, Meta Christensen of la Salle, Pauline Carwin of Proctor, and Olga Parker of Rossville, Kan.; two brothers Delmar Japp and DeWayne Japp both of Stirling; 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. ..." (nekrolog affotograferet i Findagrave.com) | Japp, Minnetta Johannah (I18626)
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| 1937 | "Funeral Services for Richard L. Bierman, age 96, of Neligh, will be 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, April 28, 2021 at St. John Lutheran Church in Battle Creek. Reverend Joseph Leech will officiate. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Military Honors conducted by the U.S. Navy Honor Guard, American Legion Post 75, and the American Legion Riders. Visitation will be 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., Tuesday at the church. The service will be live streamed on the Home for Funerals website. Steffen Mortuary in Battle Creek is in charge of arrangements. He passed away Friday, April 23, 2021 at the Arbor Care Center in Neligh, Nebraska. Richard was the son of Leo and Alda (Wehrer) Bierman. He was born on January 24, 1925, on the family farm where he lived his entire life before moving into Battle Creek. He was baptized and confirmed in Battle Creek at St. John Lutheran Church. He attended District #14 rural school for eight years and graduated from Battle Creek High School in 1941. He was drafted during World War II in January, 1945, and served in the Navy until July, 1946. He served on USS Isherwood Destroyer for 15 months during that time. He married Evelyn Tarpeng in June, 1949. They lived on the family farm. Evelyn passed away in May, 1978. Richard married Ruth E. Tegeler in 1981. They moved into Battle Creek when they retired in 1992. Ruth passed away in January, 2021. Richard was an active member in his church, serving as an elder, trustee, usher, and counting board member, among other services. He was a member of Legion Post 75 in Battle Creek, and served in the capacity of Vice President for the Madison County Feeders Association. He was also a charter member of the Evergreen Golf Course. Richard was an avid farmer and livestock producer. Richard was a hard worker all his life. In retirement, Ruth introduced him to numerous adventures. They enjoyed traveling with family and friends, playing cards, golfing, fishing, and square dancing. He was an ardent supporter of his grandchildren and great grandchildren attending many of their activities. He is survived by two step children; Carol (Steve) Jessen and Tom and wife Judy Tegeler, four cousins; Ken Bierman, Wayne Wehrer, Jeanie Emry, Art Bierman; seven grandchildren, many great grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews and extended family. He was preceded in death by his father; Leo, mother; Alda, first wife; Evelyn, second wife; Ruth, step son-in-law; Steve Jessen and grandson; Kent Tegeler. Deceased aunts and uncles are Jesse (Louise) Wehrer, Paul (Myrtice) Bierman, Myrtice (Paul) Bierman as well as 13 other Bierman aunts and uncles. Cousins include; Gerald, Gene, Louis Bierman and Helen Wehrer and extended family. | Bierman, Richard Leo (I18614)
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| 1938 | "Funeral services for Tim Engelke, 82, of Blair, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2001, at First Lutheran Church, with interment in the Blair Cemetery. Mr. Engelke died Friday, Oct. 26, at Memorial Community Hospital in Blair. Virgil Charles Engelke was born May 17, 1919, at Blair to George and Marietta (Stricklett) Engelke. He attended Blair High School. On Dec. 30, 1942, he married Erna Gutschow in Blair. In 1942, he enlisted in the Navy and served during World War II. He was discharged in 1945. Mr. Engelke worked at the Gambles Store in Blair from 1952 to 1967. He was a member of the Blair American Legion and V.F.W. and the First Lutheran Church. He is survived by his wife, Erna, son and daughter-in-law, Alan and Elaine Engelke, daughter and son-in-law, Connie and Jim Custard, all of Blair, six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, one sister, Georgia Nelson of Montana, numberous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by two sisters, June Woodring and Helen Uehling, and by one brother, Bill Engelke." (Printed in the October 30, 2001 Pilot Tribune, Blair, Nebraska; også gengivet i Findagrave.com) [yderligere kort ntits tilgængelig] | Engelke, Virgil Charles (I18725)
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| 1939 | "Funeral services were held August 15, at First Methodist Church for Larry Eugene Hibbs, 41, who died August 12, 1981, at the University Hospital in Omaha. Rev. Gordon Patterson conducted the services. Burial was in Blair Cemetery. Larry Eugene Hibbs was born April 13, 1940, in Page, Nebraska to Harold and Alice Williby Hibbs. He married Sheran Gutschow. He served his country as a member of the United States Navy from 1958-1960. He was a machinist at Western Electric. He is survived by his wife, Sheran; and two daughters, Candy Lynn Hibbs and Kristie Lea Hibbs, all of Blair.; his mother, Alice Hibbs, Blair; and a brother, LaRue Hibbs, Omaha. ..." (Printed in the Washington County Pilot-Tribune on 8/17/1981) | Hibbs, Larry (I18705)
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| 1940 | "Funeral services were held Friday, June 17, at Campbell Funeral Home for Adina J. Raabe, 79, of Blair, who died June 15, 1983, at Memorial Community Hospital in Blair. Burial was in Blair Cemetery. Adina J. Raabe was born January 18, 1904, in Blair to Soren C. and Helmine Christiansen Jensen. She married August Raabe. He preceded her in death. She is survived by one son, one grandson, one brother and one sister." (gengivet i Findagrave.com" | Jensen, Adina (I18439)
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| 1941 | "Funeral services were held Wednesday, December 27, at the First United Methodist Church for Fred Gutschow, who died at the Memorial Community Hospital on December 23, 1989, at the age of 80. Burial was in Blair Cemetery. Fred C. Gutschow was born on November 23, 1909, at Blair, Nebraska, to Chris and Marie Nielsen Gutschow. He married Lois Collins on September 28, 1933. He farmed in the Blair area and also worked for Korshoj Construction for several years. Fred was preceded in death by his parents and one sister, Jenny. Fred is survived by four daughters, Peggy (Mrs. Ray) Lantry, Sheran Hibbs, Luella (Mrs. Ronald) Jenkins and Lynn (Mrs. Fred) Stirek, all of Blair, Nebraska. He is also survived by 13 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, two brothers, Wilford “Bill” Gutschow, Blair, and Chris Gutschow, Fremont, Nebraska; four sisters, Erna Engelke and Margaret Metzler, both of Blair, and Cathy Gieselmann and Beulah Johnson both of Fremont. ..." (Også gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Gutschow, Fred Chris (I18686)
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| 1942 | "Funeral services were Monday, November 19, at First Lutheran Church in Blair for Wilfred E. "Bill" Gutschow, 75, who died November 16, 1990, at the Memorial Community Hospital. Burial was in the Blair Cemetery. Wilfred E. Gutschow was born in Blair, Nebraska, on April 8, 1915, to Marie Nielsen and Chris Gutschow. He attended the Goll County School and Blair High School. n January 3, 1939, he married Doris Beck at Papillion, Nebraska. They moved to Scribner, Nebraska, in 1943 and were in dairy and hog farming operation for 37 years. In 1980 they moved to Blair, where they resided until his death. He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother, Fred; and one sister, Jenny Larsen. He is survived by his wife, Doris; four sons and daughters-in-law, Raymond and Nancy Gutschow, Bennington, Nebraska; James and Sue Gutschow, Sicklerville, New Jersey; Wilfred and Nancy Gutschow, South Sioux City, Iowa; and Jerry and Laraine Gutschow, Blair; eight grandchildren; one brother, Chris Gutschow, Fremont, Nebraska; four sisters, Erna Engelke, Margaret Metzler, both of Blair; and Catherine Giesselmann and Beulah Johnson, both of Fremont, Nebraska." (Også gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Gutschow, Wilfred Edward (I18693)
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| 1943 | "Funeral services were Saturday, June 2, at the Ben Stalp Funeral Chapel in West Point for Eldon “Bud” Thietje, 84 of West Point who died May 30, 1990 at the West Point Living Center. Rev. James Gullen officiated. Burial was in Mount Hope Cemetery in West Point. Eldon Thietje was born January 9, 1906 in West Point. He graduated from West Point High School in 1925 and in 1936 became a livestock dealer and business owner in West Point. He moved to Blair, Schuyler, Howells and back to West Point. He was a livestock dealer/business owner in each place. He married Mildred Petersen October 28, 1931 in Blair. She survives. Other survivors include a daughter, Donna (Mrs. Frank) Mancuso of Omaha; a brother, Loy of West Point; three sisters, Delilah (Mrs. Charles) New of Grand Island; Alta (Mrs. Iver) Petersen of Minden; and LaVernn (Mrs. Clarence) Isaacson of Tucson, Arizona; and three grandchildren. | Thietje, Eldon P. (I18747)
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| 1944 | "Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday, March 8, at First Lutheran Church in Blair. Private graveside services will be held prior to memorial services at the Blair Cemetery. Visitation will begin 9 a.m., Wednesday, March 7. Alice Doris (Beck) Gutschow was born April 2, 1913, in Blair to Andrew and Julina (Ahlen) Beck. She was baptized June 1, 1913, and confirmed on May 16, 1926, at the Danish Lutheran Church in Blair. She graduated from Blair High School in 1931. She married Wilfred E. "Bill" Gutschow on Jan. 3, 1939, in Papillion. They moved to Scribner in 1943 and were in the dairy and hog farming operation for 37 years. In 1980, the couple moved to Blair. Mrs. Gutschow is survived by her sons and daughters-in-law, Raymond and Nancy Gutschow of Blair, Wilfred "Bill" and Nancy Gutschow of South Sioux City, Jerry and Laraine Gutschow of Blair, Sue Gutschow of Sicklerville, N.J., eight grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and a sister, Pearl Ludwick of Omaha. She was preceded in death by her husband, a son, James, and four brothers, Lloyd, Raymond, Andy and Ralph Beck. In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Friends of the Library or Good Shepherd Lutheran Home." (Også gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Beck, Alice Doris (I18716)
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| 1945 | "Fürst von Mecklenburg 1179-1227, Prince of The Wenden, Herr von Rostock." (Holbek & Brun) | von Mecklenburg, Heinrich Burwin (I16787)
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| 1946 | "Fængselsbetjent Jens Henriksen, Højdevangen 3, Hjørring, er død 66. år. Jens Henriksen var født i Vidstrup, hvor han voksede op på forældrenes ejendom. Som 17-årig rejste han til Canada. Her var han i 8 år, begyndelsen som medhjælper, senere som tømrer. Efter hjemkomsten boede han igen hos forældrene, hvor han blev gift og flyttede til Hjørring. I Hjørring fik han arbejde som tømrer, og i 1960 blev han ansat som fængselsbetjent. Et arbejde, han fortsatte med indtil sin død. Hustruen Lilly Gram Henriksen, var igennem flere år dagplejemor og han hodt meget af de små børn, som blev passet i hjemmet. Foruden hustruen overleves Jens Henriksen af en søn og en datter, der bor i Hjørring og en søn, der er soldat i Aalborg. Begravelsen finder sted i eftermiddag." | Henriksen, Jens (I18555)
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| 1947 | "fæstede 1469 gods af St. Peders Kloster i Lund, trættede med sin svigersøn Bent Bille om gods, levede endnu 1488." (Holbek & Brun) | Brahe, Barbara Thorkildsdatter (I3928)
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| 1948 | "Fødselsstiftelsen" | Magnussen, Knud Frederik Hein (I10010)
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| 1949 | "født 1836 i Randers, gift med Betty Henriette f. Mendel. Herman blev grosserer i København ved Heegaard, Engquist & Co. Parret fik 5 børn" (Raasted). Herman og Henriette tog sig af den unge David Grünbaum, da han kom til København for at studere. ..."Jeg er selv opvokset i et Hjem som de gl. Levins med Kærlighed til min Race, men uden Respekt for dens Fordomme. Fader gik selv i Kirke Fredagaften, og skønt vi Brødre vidste, hvor stor en Sorg det var for ham, at ingen af os fulgte med, kunde vi dog efter vor bedste Samvittighed ikke gøre ham denne Indrømmelse, fordi vi ikke troede og ikke løgnagtig vilde lade ham leve i den Illusion, at vi troede. Jeg husker endnu den Dag han fyldte 70. Vi var samlede allesammen i hans Hjem en Morgen ved Vintertid ganske tidlig før Daggry. Vi vidste han vilde i Kirke. Vi stod alle inde i Stuen, vi fire Brødre, og ventede, at han skulde komme ind fra Sovekammeret. Saa kom han, bleg og bevæget. Han kyssede os alle, stod lidt og saa paa os. Jeg saa i hans Øjne en stum Bøn om, at en af os paa denne Dag vilde følge ham i Kirke. Ingen af os Brødre rørte os, skønt vi alle var dybt grebne og alle følte, hvad han tænkte. Saa gik han. Jeg ser endnu hans lidt krumme Ryg i Døren – det smærter mig endnu, naar jeg tænker derpaa. Mine Forældres Hjem! De lever endnu begge – gudskelov. Det er det eneste Sted i Verden, hvor jeg føler mig hjemme. Ad en lille frederiksbergsk Sidevej kommer man dertil – borte fra Verden. Alt er uforandret – Tiden staar lykkelig stille. Vi Brødre er nu alle gift, men lever hver for sig, ses saa godt som aldrig. Men nu og da træffes vi derhjemme, og jeg ved i samme Nu, at vi hører sammen, inderligere, ubrydeligere end nogensomhelst anden, at vi, selvom Verdener laa imellem, vilde føle hinandens Glæder og Sorger som vore egne. De tre er gift med kristne, kun den ene med en Jødinde. Samlivet er forbi, men Sammenholdet lever stærkt og varigt. Vi ved alle, at i det Øjeblik, vore Forældre falder fra, er det sidste Samlingspunkt slettet ud. (Henri Nathansen i brev til Georg Brandes) | Nathansen, Herman (I2168)
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| 1950 | "Født 29/9-1924 i Ringsted. Medlem af Sorø byråd 1974-1978 for Fremskridtspartiet. Gift med Elna Clara Kort, født 4/8-1927 i København. Ligeledes medlem af Sorø byråd for Fremskridtspartiet fra 1/4-1978" | Kristensen, Mogens Bille (I21653)
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