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| 2501 | "Independent, feisty, loving, strong and smart with a work ethic second to none, mama along with her twin brother Ray was born September 14, 1931 in Ferron, Utah to Barbara Olene Jensen and Lee Hamelwright. Lee died when the twins were five. They were raised in Price, Utah by there step dad Howard Bliss, whom they loved. Mama worked as a R.N. for 43 years at St. Marks Hospital, the heart center and Cottonwood Hospital where she was a very respected and loved nursing supervisor. Mama's daughters Kathy (Johnny) Yoklavich, Barbara (Byron) Mortensen, and April McKee are devastated at her unexpected death. She was in excellent health. Her Grandchildren Ayron (Dekon) Bakker, Layton McKee, Tyler (Nikki) Keemer, Ashlee (Bob) Benjamin and Lauren Keemer will have wonderful memories of her dirt cake, BBQ's, Easter egg hunts, and wonderful Christmas at her home. Daddy, Granddaughter Taylor Lyn McKee mama's youngest brother David Bliss along with nine other grand and great grandchildren and her parents welcomed her home. She was the rock in all of our lives. We're glad you went the way you wanted to. A Celebration will be held at Faye's home on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. No Flowers, just bring memories." (Published in the Salt Lake Tribune on April 17, 2011; gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Hamelwright, Dora Faye (I17624)
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| 2502 | "Indgav 1291 sine døtre i St. Clara kloster, og som betaling derfor pantsatte han klostret gods i Gershøj i Volborg hd. for 200 mr. penge." (Holbek & Brun) | Saxesen, Peder (I6579)
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| 2503 | "Indsidder Ludevig Beeck af Øhrsted, ... først gift med Anne Cathrine Svendsen ... af hvilket ægteskab to efterlevende børn navlig Frana og Anne. Anden gang gift med Bodil Marie Thow af Mølbye af hvilket ægteskab ingen Børn. Hans Alder 50 Aar." | Beeck, Ludvig (I6020)
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| 2504 | "Indtrådt i Postvæsenet 1. Okt 1920 som Landpostbud i Løkken." (P&T 1933) FT 1921, Løkken Mat 86 a 86 c, Furreby, Børglum, Hjørring (Skema 7): Thorvald Larsen, 15/10 1886 Vrejlev, (Tilflyttet) 1912 Ingstrup, Husfader, Landpost. Med ægtefælle Nielsine Larsen 23/3 1886 Thise, (Tilflyttet) 1912 Ingstrup, Husmoder), og børnene Ragnhild Larsen (2/3 1907 Ingstrup, Barn), Aage Larsen (9/15 1915 Løkken, Barn), Ellen (19/10 1918 Løkken, Barn). FT 1930, Løkken Mat 86 a, Furreby, Børglum, Hjørring (Skema 21): Larsen, Thorvald Larsen, 15/10 1886 Vrejlev, Husfader, Postbud (viet) 1906, (Børn, afdøde 5,0. Med ægtefælle Larsen, Nielsine Larsen 23/3 1886 Thise, Husmoder), og børnene Larsen, Ellen (19/10 1918 Løkken, Barn), Larsen, Fanny (23/12 1921 Hjørring, Barn), Larsen, Valdborg (23/12 1921 Hjørring, Barn). | Larsen, Thorvald (I15993)
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| 2505 | "indværgede 1541 Havnø mod lovhævd, hendes gård (Skovgaard?) var da brændt." (Holbek & Brun) | Kaas, Anne Bertelsdatter (I3621)
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| 2506 | "Inga Jensen / d. / Hirtshals den 21.10.80 / Frank Vindahl Jensen / Marianne og Peter / Bisættelsen har fundet sted." Sidste bopæl (ifl. Vendelboarkivet): Peder Rimmensgade 12, Hirtshals | Jensen, Inga (I18367)
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| 2507 | "Inge Lise Ziegler Sørensen. Forældre Tømrer Karl Anker Sørensen og Hustru Caroline, f. Petersen (I henh. til Adoptionsbev. af 10 November 1946" | Sørensen, Inge Lise Ziegler (I16615)
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| 2508 | "Inge Oda Jensen f. Larsen. Husmoder. H. Smithsvej 18, Aalborg ... Gift med salgschauffør Viggo Emil Jensen." | Larsen, Inge Oda (I20300)
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| 2509 | "Ingeborg (Knutsdotter) Blev senast 1331 gift med Mats Uddsson. Knut Abjörnsson bytte 1331 av sin svärson Mats Uddsson till sig Glottra i Runtuna sn i Rönö hd i Södermanland. Då denna gård 1296 förvärvats av magister Odd Brudsson och dennes son enligt DS, nr 1943, hette Matteus Oddsson, torde med säkerhet den senare vara identisk med Knut Abjörnssons svärson. Ättlingarna upptogo moderns vapen och utgöra vad man brukar kalla den egentliga Vinstorpaätten. Odd Brudsson omtalas redan 1278 och ägde jord även i östra hd i Småland, i Rönö hd i Södermanland och i Sundbo och Örebro hd i Närke." (Adelsvapen Wiki) | Vinstorp, Ingeborg Knutsdotter (I4963)
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| 2510 | "Ingeborg (Knutsdotter) Blev senast 1331 gift med Mats Uddsson. Knut Abjörnsson bytte 1331 av sin svärson Mats Uddsson till sig Glottra i Runtuna sn i Rönö hd i Södermanland. Då denna gård 1296 förvärvats av magister Odd Brudsson och dennes son enligt DS, nr 1943, hette Matteus Oddsson, torde med säkerhet den senare vara identisk med Knut Abjörnssons svärson. Ättlingarna upptogo moderns vapen och utgöra vad man brukar kalla den egentliga Vinstorpaätten. Odd Brudsson omtalas redan 1278 och ägde jord även i östra hd i Småland, i Rönö hd i Södermanland och i Sundbo och Örebro hd i Närke." (Adelsvapen Wiki) | Oddson, Matts (I4962)
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| 2511 | "Ingeborg Bårdsdatter av Rein var hertug Skule Bårdssons (1189 – 1240) søster. Hun ble gift med lendmann Alv Erlingsson av Tornberg (ca. 1190 – ca. 1240). Sønnen deres var lendmann Erling Alvsson (ca. 1230 – 1283)." (Wikipedia) | Bårdsdatter, Ingebjørg af Rein (I16993)
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| 2512 | "Ingeborg Josefine hielst f. van Hauen. Enke efter radiotelegrafist, handelsrejsende August Sofus Mathiesen Thielst (f. 18/6-82 i SøndeJylland, d. 21/8-14). Vit 9/6-11 i St. Thomas Kirke. Født 24 juli 1884 i København" | Van Hauen, Ingeborg Josefine (I22138)
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| 2513 | "Ingeborg Kathrine Kærgaard f. Nørgaard. Enke, Femmøllervej 10, Risskov By og sogn ... Ægtefællen, fhv. købmand, repræsentant Jens Johannes Kærgaard døde på deres sidste fælles bopæl: Schleppergrellsgade 19, Aalborg den 18 oktober 1946" | Nørgaard, Ingeborg Katrine (I7345)
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| 2514 | "Ingeborg Pedersdatter. Enke efter Erich Zacharias Pretzmann af Oddersbøll i Klitten. 88 1/2 Aar" | Krog, Ingeborg Pedersdatter (I21264)
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| 2515 | "Ingeborre Christensdatter i Sind, 92 Aar" | Christensdatter, Ingeborg (I19615)
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| 2516 | "Ingeborre". Datter af Christen Thombs. Aagaard og Karen Thombsdatter | Christensdatter, Ingeborg (I19615)
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| 2517 | "Ingen jordpåkastelse. Mariebjerg Krematorium brændingsdag 1960 24 December. Urnen nedsat på Hellerup Kirkegård" | Grünbaum, Philip Michael (I2096)
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| 2518 | "Inger Christensdatter. Aftægtskone efter Gmd. Jens Jørgensen. 86" | Christensdatter, Inger (I7172)
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| 2519 | "Inger Christensdatter. Gaardmand Niels Nielsen Sahls Hustru i Farstrup. 46 3/4. død af langvarig indvortes Tæring" | Christensdatter, Inger (I20088)
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| 2520 | "Inger Margrethe Gravgård f. Svanholm. Enke efter Stationsforstander ..." Sidste bopæl: Marselisborg lægekreds. D. i Nakskov. | Svanholm, Inger Margrethe (I8568)
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| 2521 | "Ingvor Larsen Allerup. 49 aar" | Larsen, Ingvor (I21279)
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| 2522 | "Innehade jord i Herrestads hd, Skåne och Stevns hd, SJälland. Dog 29.4 1414. Vapen: balk belagd med orm. - Var 1376 änka efter riddaren och gälkaren i Skåne Åke Ingvarsson (båt) på Bergsjöholm i Bjäresjö sn, Herrestads hd, Skåne, vilken förutom i Herrestads hd innehade jord i Holbo och Stevns hd, Själland, samt i Göinge och Torna hd, Skåne, och nämnes i livet 1354-1366. - 1386 var hon omgift med Peder Munk på Bergsjöholm, som ej kunnat beläggas i livet senare än 1387." (Brandt) | Snakenborg, Anna Gerhardsdotter (I4991)
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| 2523 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I22143)
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| 2524 | "Invalidepensionist af Furreby gamle Skole, Furreby ... Gift med afdøde husmand Jens Peter Jensen ( død 27. januar 1954). Sidste fælles bopæl: Furreby gamle Skole" | Jensen, Helga Johanne (I17280)
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| 2525 | "Iona Fjeldsted Jensen a wonderful and loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great-great grandmother passed away peacefully on November 28, 2008 at the Copperview Care Center in South Jordan, UT. She was born March 26, 1917 in Centerfield, UT to Alfred Lars Fjeldsted and Caroline (Lena) Larsen. She and her loving husband were sealed in the Manti Temple for eternity on March 24, 1937. They were married for 54 years. They raised their children in Centerfield and later moved to Salt Lake City. They enjoyed traveling on their motorcycle and in their motor home. She loved spending time with her family. Iona was an active member of the LDS Church and had many callings that she enjoyed. Iona was preceded in death by: her husband; four sisters; one brother, and their spouses; as well as four great-grandchildren. She leaves behind: her three children, Larry (Carol) Jensen, Judy (Kleston) Laws, and Betty (Joseph) Topham; 15 grandchildren; 36 great grandchildren; and five great-great grandchildren. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her. A viewing will be held on Friday, December 5, 2008 at the Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary, 6500 South Redwood Road from 6-8 p.m. Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, December 6, 2008 at 12 noon in the Hunter 27th Ward Building, 4980 West 3285 South, with a viewing from 11:00-11:45 a.m. Interment at the Redwood Memorial Estates Cemetery, 6500 South Redwood Road. (Deseret News on 12/4/2008; gengivet i Findarave.com) | Fjeldsted, Iona (I17672)
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| 2526 | "Irina Hubley was born in Afognak Village on Afognak Island, her parents were Isaac and Tatiana (Nekrasov) Hubley. Around 1871 she moved to Unga, Alaska with her parents and they made Unga a permanent home. On 17 April 1885 Irina married Robert Ronald Gould, they had eight children: Nellie, Isaac, Elizabeth, Anna, Robert Jr., Martha, Olive, and Peter. Irina was widowed in Nov 1899. She married Andrei Pavlov Galiven 23 May 1901, they had two sons, Andri and Aleksii. Irina was widowed again by Oct 1906. On 2 Feb 1908, she married Ross Hanson Boye, they had two children, a daughter Rose and a son Urances. Irina was preceded in death by her husbands, Robert Gould and Andrei Galiven; her father, Isaac Hubley; her daughter Olive Gould; her sons, Andri and Aleksii Galiven; and her son Urances Boye." (Findagrave.com) | Hubley, Irina Isaakovna (I11330)
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| 2527 | "Irma Johanna Andersen, daughter of Soren and Johanna Sorensen, was born Sept. 27, 1925 near Fiscus. She was raised near Fiscus, and graduated from Audubon High School in 1943. In 1945, she moved to Harlan with her parents. Dec. 25, 1946, she married Robert C. Andersen at her parents. After their marriage, they farmed east of Marian for 36 years. In 1984, they retired from farming and moved into Harlan. She was a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Harlan. She died July 17, 1993, at Myrtue Memorial Hospital in Harlan, at age 67 years, 9 months and 20 days. Preceding her in death were her parents; and one infant granddaughter, Kathy Andersen. Survivors include heir husband, Robert C. of Harlan; 3 daughters, Linda (Art) Andersen of Co. Bluffs; Bonnie (Alan) Ickes of Harlan; and Debbie (Craig) Musfeldt of Manning; 2 sons, Robert Andersen of Manilla; and Rick (Cheryl) Andersen of Harlan; 14 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; and 1 nephew, Allan Andersen. Funeral services were held July 20, 1993, at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Harlan, with Rev. Harrison J. Kline, officiating. Casketbearers were Allan Andersen, Brian Andersen, Craig Kroeger, O.E. (Buck) Holloway, Arthur Andersen, and Phil Daringer. Burial was in the Harlan cemetery. Arrangements by Burmeister Funeral Home."(Gegivet i Findagrave.com) | Sorensen, Irma Johanna (I19802)
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| 2528 | "Isaac Nathansen, Nathan Nathansens yngste bror, hørte også til i Randers. Han var født i Fredericia i 1795. Tretten år gammel kom han i handelslære hos sin svoger Abraham Simon i Randers. I 1817 giftede Isaac sig med Rose Bonefang. Han blev købmand og hestehandler i Randers, og var på et tidspunkt en velstående og velanset lokal skikkelse, der både fik titel af fattigkasserer og Rodemester, men smugleri og hestehandel blev hans ruin. I 1839 blev han indsat i dårekisten på Randers Hospital, han led af massivt forfølgelsesvanvid. På grund af sin interesse for hesteopdræt fik Isaac Nathansen forbindelse med kong Christian VIII og hertugen af Augustenborg, der havde væddeløbsheste. Isaac Nathansen udgav mange skrifter om hesteavl og han tilskrives oprettelsen af en række markeder i Randers, Viborg og Holstebro. En af hans store ambitioner var at fremme den jyske hesterace. Hans hestepassion og deraf følgende gæld fik ham til at forlade Randers. Efter at have tilbragt en tid i København flyttede han til Altona i 1842. Her kom han i så voldsom modstrid med den lokale jødiske menighed at han sammen med sin kone og to døtre lod sig døbe i Hamborg 1843. Ved den lejlighed ændrede han sit navn fra Isaac Nathansen til Michael Leonard Nathanson. Det er sikkert ikke en tilfældighed at hans navn nemt kan forveksles med redaktørens for Berlingske Tidende, som han også var raget uklar med. Takket være penge fra kong Christian VIII rejste Michael Leonard Nathanson i 1847 til Brasilien, hvor han blev kejserens rådgiver i hestesager. Allerede året efter var han tilbage i Randers igen. Han døde d. 10. juni 1862 i Randers. I samtiden var han både kendt og berygtet. Hans tilnavne var ”Fuldblod-Nathansen” og ”Gale-Nathansen”. Som indædt modstander af jernbanen red han omkap med toget mellem Korsør og København – og vandt." (Raasted) Optræder i Værk af digteren Nis Petersen: "Gale Nathansen" (Falk), Sandalmagerens gade ifl Blüdnikow. Detaljeret biografi i Blüdnikow | Nathansen, Michael Leonard (I2179)
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| 2529 | "Isaak Sørensen Toft, Fhv Gårdejer boende i Sdr. Tornby ... Gift med efterlevendeRegine Kristine Thomsen ... Sidste fælles bopæl i Tornby". | Toft, Isak Sørensen (I16062)
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| 2530 | "Isaak Sørensen Toft, Forhenværende Gårdejer - Tornby Sogn. Gift med Regine Kristine Thomsen ... Sidste fælles bopæl: Tornby". | Toft, Isak Sørensen (I16062)
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| 2531 | "Isac Meyers Enke, Hanne, der havde fortsat sin Mands Handelsvirksomhed sammen med sine Døtre af sit første Ægteskab (med Marcus Levy), optog den unge, ubemidlede Mand i sin Forretning, som netop trængte til mandlig Medhjælp. ... Joseph Levin kom altsaa ind i Enkens Forretning og efter nogen Tids Forløb blev han gift med dennes Datter Sara. Paa Listen over Extraskatter for Aaret 1764 opføres han som gift, men uden Børn. Borgerskab søgte han ikke før 1775, da Svigermoderen ønskede at trække sig tilbage fra Forretningen, som han skulde fortsætte under eget Navn." (Fischer: Levin-Friedricia) | Levy, Hanne (I2034)
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| 2532 | "Israel Moses Jacoby i Randers. Søn af Enken efter afdøde Kjøbmand Moses Jacob i Randers. d 20 April 1814. U mærket godt" | Jacoby, Israel Moses (I9787)
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| 2533 | "It is not possile to write enough of her gentleness, her womanly virtues, and of her patient suffering borne uncomplainingly till her pure soul breathed its last. There is much to tell of her, but silence must suffice" (Glückl Hameln) | Goldschmidt, Ester (I5706)
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| 2534 | "It is with both heartache and joy that Larrie Bruce McCue, age 61, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, April 6th, 2018. Larrie is survived by his loving wife and best friend of 43 yrs., Rita; his loving children, Jason (Crystal) McCue; Tricia (Jeremy) Sumner; and Timothy (Andrea) McCue; 11 beloved grandchildren, Matthew, Lucas, Josie, Michael, Marlo, Madeline, Grace, Teegan, Amelia, Joseph and Charlie; Mother, Barbara McCue; Father, Willliam Newlin (Sharon); Mother and Father In-Law, Bob and Pearl Dischinger; Siblings: Kevin (Cindy), Kenneth, Julie (Gary), David (Diane), Marcia, Shawna (Ken), Bob, Phil (Lori), Ruth (Douglas), Cindy (Don), Sharon (Mike), Becky (Tony) along with many loving neices and nephews. And his very best friend in life, David Schmitz. He is preceded in death by his dad, Roy; Grandparents, Evelyn, Ila, Eleanor and Willoughby.Larrie honorably served in the Marine Corp. On December 26th, 1974 Larrie and Rita were united in marriage. In 1998, after a long illness, Larrie received a heart and lung transplant. Later, in 2000, a kidney was donated to him by his wife, Rita. Our family is forever grateful to Dwayne (heart and lung donor), Rita and especially to our Lord and Savior for this gift of life and for blessing our family with 20 more years of wonderful memories made with Larrie. There will be a Visitation on Sunday, April 15th from 6-8pm and a Celebration of Life on Monday, April 16th at 9:30am with a visitation beginning at 9am and a luncheon to follow the service. Both services will be held at Gateway Church, 13913 185th Ave NW, Elk River, MN. A private internment will be held at Fort Snelling. ..." | McCue, Larrie Bruce (I21073)
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| 2535 | "It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of TERRANCE SOLOMONSON. He was a beloved father, brother, son and friend and will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Born in Stettler, Alberta on December 3rd 1950 Terry lived most of his life in Lethbridge and passed peacefully after a battle with cancer while residing at St. Michael’s Care Center on January 1st 2017. A modest man, Terry spent his life being kind to everyone he met and giving what he could to those in need. He was the friend that cheered for the Flames with friends even though he was an avid Oilers fan (provided they weren’t playing each other). Even in the hardest months of his life Terry refused to give up and spent several of his days at home with his daughter Jennie and many of his family and friends; he will be fondly remembered by the huge grin on his face and the genuine kindness in his heart. Terrance was predeceased by his parents Walter and Victoria Solomonson, sister Christina, and brother-in-law Dennis. He leaves behind his loving daughters Jennie (Evan) and Candace, his siblings Wesley (Joanne), David, Dianna, Leona (Doug), and Trudy as well as many nieces and nephews. | Solomonson, Terrance Dale (I15891)
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| 2536 | "It was Reb Nathan Spanier who obtained permission for jews to live in Altona, and there he settled his son-in-law Leib who came from Hildesheim" (Glückel von Hameln, s. 16) Natan Spanier war "Vorsteher der Provinz Schaumburg" und derjenige, der das Ansiedlungsrecht in Altona erlangte. Er war in Stadthagen ansässig, der damaligen gräflichen Residenzstadt von Holstein-Schaumburg. Freudchen, eine seiner beiden Töchter, heiratete Josef Hameln, den künftigen Schwiegervater der Glückel von Hameln. Die zweite Tochter, Ester (Nr. hha-2492), war mit Löb Hildesheim verheiratet. Von seinen vier Söhnen sind Jizchak (Nr. hha-2433) und Löb (Nr. hha-3325) in Altona begraben. (Steinheim) Var ved sin død forstander for menigheden i Altona, som han ifl. Glückel von Hameln har stiftet. Første forstander for provinsen, Schauenburg ifl Duckesz., Fmtl. ham, der fik Schutzbrief i 1612 ifl. "Verborgene Pracht". (Falk) | Spanier, Nathan Moses (I1724)
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| 2537 | "Iva Dean Peterson Nielson, 90, of Provo, died November 23, 1993 at her home in Provo. She was born April 1, 1903 in Sterling, Utah, a daughter of John Henry and Anna Marie Jensen Peterson. She married Angus Willardson February 28, 1927. He died December 25, 1934. She married Sidney James Fjeldsted December 15, 1937 in the Manti LDS Temple. He died January 27, 1953. She married Ezra G. Nielsen, February 20, 1956. He died December 22, 1977. She graduated from Manti High School. She worked at Elmers Market in Gunnison. She was a member of the LDS Church. She enjoyed reading, crocheting, and quilting. Survivors include one daughter Carolyn (Val) Harris, Provo; two step sons and two step daugheters, Marvin Fjeldsted, Hermiston OR, Vernile Fjeldsted, Elgin, OR; Montez Hunter, Provo; Roberta Larsen, LeGrande, OR; and five grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son Allen Willardson, and a stepson Deloy Fjeldsted. Funeral services were held November 27, 1993 in the Centerfield ward chapel. Burial was in the Centerfield Cemetery ..." | Petersen, Iva Dean (I17768)
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| 2538 | "Iver Christensen og Kjersten Jens Dtr. Udi Fjereslev-Syndergaard, Deres Drengebarn fød aften D. 24 Martii, og døbt D. 26 ejusd., kaldet Morten ..." | Iversen, Morten (I1185)
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| 2539 | "Iver Christensen. Stifsøn af Kield Erichsen i Widstrup" | Christensen, Iver (I6308)
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| 2540 | "Iwar Christens. og Kiersten Jens Dtr. sl. Peder Syndergaards Enke i Fjereslew bleve efter Welb. Hr. Ritmester Benzons skriftlige Forsikring, saa vel som desforuden tagen forløfte af Anders Niels. udi Synder Kier og Jens Madts. den ældre udi Fjereslev, at ey noget i deres Egteskab var hinderligt Trolovede ... d. 12 Martii. Ægte-Viede d. 3 post Trin d. 21 Junii [1733]". | Familie: Iver Søndergaard / Kirsten Jensdatter (F2186)
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| 2541 | "J. Dean Skinner, 76, passed away Monday, May 21, 2012 at his home. He was born October 6, 1935 in Provo, Utah to Jesse and Melda Barker Skinner. Dean married Jeanette Small on October 11, 1956 in the Salt Lake Temple. She preceded him in death on October 28, 2001. He married Tracy Renee Eggett on December 18, 2004. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Dean was a member of the Beehive A's Model A Ford Club (one of the original four founding members) and Model A Ford Club of America. He enjoyed antiques, building birdhouses and picture frames, fishing and loved to go with the Kaysville Police Dept. on ride-alongs. Surviving are his wife Tracy, sister, Pat Zamora, son, William (Stephanie) Skinner, daughter, Christina Atkinson, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his wife Jeanette Skinner, parents, brothers Larry Steele, Harold Steele, Ralph Steele and sister Ada Hoover. Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 11 a.m. at the Kaysville 13th Ward, 875 E. 200 No. Friends may visit family Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Lindquist's Kaysville Mortuary, 400 North Main and Thursday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the church. Interment, Kaysville City Cemetery. Special thanks to his second family, the morning crew at the Layton Chick-fil-A." (Gengivet i findagrave.com) | Skinner, Jimmy Dean (I17591)
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| 2542 | "Jack Christian Flynn, loving husband, father, and friend, left us to rejoin his Father in Heaven and his first born son Jack Kelly, whose death preceded his. He passed away on February 16, 2009 due to complications caused by diabetes. He was born March 28, 1936 to Barney and Ila Flynn in Nevada City, CA. Growing up in Salt Lake City, he excelled in every sport he undertook, and won many trophies at the old Elks Boys Club. He attended South High School, where in 1954 "Jackie" met and married his sweetheart, Rosalind Olsen, daughter of the prominent Utah artist, and concert-violinist for the Utah Symphony, Donald Olsen. He spent much of their early years of marriage in the US Army, where after five years, he reached the rank of sergeant and was honorably discharged. He was always grateful for his years of service, as much of his future success was due to his electronics training in the Army. He was especially proud of his civilian work as a radar technician at Cape Canaveral during NASA's Gemini project. His military service and employment in the electronics industry took him to all parts of the country where his children were born in five different states, including Arizona, where he completed a college degree. He finally led his family back to Salt Lake where he spent the latter part of his life and completed his career in the computer sales industry. Having a successful career and being a top salesman wasn't enough. He still found time to write books, act in and write plays, and even compose, sing, and record a country music album. He was a man of deep faith, who voluntarily served in many positions in his church, including Sunday School teacher, and Scoutmaster. He will always be remembered for being a dynamic, outgoing, ultra competitive individual who never gave up an easy lay-up or passed up an opportunity to foul hard. He loved to dance and was always the first one on the dance floor. However, he was at his best, while with his children playing basketball and tennis, hiking, running rivers, watching Jazz basketball, or rooting for his favorite football teams; Notre Dame, and the University of Utah. Always very proud of his Irish heritage, he instilled that pride in his children and led them annually in the Salt Lake City St. Patrick's Day Parade. Jack is survived by his wife, Rosalind, their daughters Debby Bruni (Ray), Kathleen Steck (Randy), and Shannon; their sons Kevin (Becky), Michael (Lisa), Randy (Kami), Sean (Cynthia) and Patrick (Betsy); 38 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; his brother Gerald and sisters Bonnie and Ilene. A Graveside Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, March 3, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. at the Holladay Memorial Park at 4900 South Memory Lane (access from 4800 South, East of the former Cottonwood Mall), followed by an Irish wake to celebrate his life, at the LDS gym at 5913 South Highland Drive. (Published in the Deseret News on 3/1/2009; gengivet i Find a grave). | Flynn, Jack Christian (I17469)
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| 2543 | "Jack Frederick Hooper passed away June 6, 2013 at the age of 76. Jack was born in Berkeley on December 2, 1936, to R. Earl and Anna (Jorgensen) Hooper. He graduated from Berkeley High and the University of California, earning a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics in 1966. He and his wife Mona moved to Merced in 1980 to run Red Rock Farms, on east Hwy 140. They eventually made Merced their home and invested in the community by saving and restoring the historic C. Ray Robinson house on Bear Creek Drive. Jack married the love of his life, Mona Briand Hooper, on October 18, 1958. They had three daughters: Rose-Anne, De-Anne and Cari-Anne. He was blessed to travel to many parts of the world and often took his family with him to experience new adventures and broaden their awareness of other cultures. Living an industrious and fulfilling life, he accomplished many self-directed goals. He taught Agricultural Economics at Utah State University at Logan. Then, he became an economic consultant for the global investment firm, Oppenheimer Industries, and served as Vice-President of World Airways. As a consultant, he traveled the world over, but his heart was in agriculture and he returned to the Central Valley in 1977. At Red Rock, he spent 7 years managing the 4,000 acres of farmland. Later, Jack and Mona designed, constructed, and managed portable grading stations serving the needs of tomato growers and packers all over California. They also spent their winters in the Westmorland area operating a weigh station for carrots, potatoes and onions. Jack owned and operated this station for 22 years. Jack and Mona were named Outstanding Individuals in Agriculture in 2001 by the Merced County Farm Bureau. In addition to his entrepreneurial endeavors, Jack was elected to five terms on the Merced Irrigation District Board from 1989 to 2009 where he co-initiated discussions which launched the Retail Electric System. He served as President from 1996 to 2005. His dedication and support of irrigation conservation efforts and his business acumen led to financial solvency and stability for the District. The agency honored him with a resolution for his innovative mind, noteworthy contributions, support for the farmers, and dedication to serving the community. He is preceded in death by his beloved wife, his parents, and daughter Cari-Anne. He is survived by a brother, Dan Hooper, of Sacramento and his four children Denise, Deidra, Dan and Anna and their children; daughter Rose-Anne Gross (Harvey) of New Jersey, her three children Nicolette, Andréa, and Cristián Barajas; son-in-law Larry McClung, and his two children Ian and Logan McClung of Colorado; daughter De-Anne Hooper of California; cousins Wade Bingham and his wife Chris and their children Teri, Brian and Brenda; Margaret and Gus Talbot; Jim and Diane Jorgensen; Janice Jorgensen; and Joanne and Peter Mills and their children Erin, Kelly, and Colin. He is buried in Hills Ferry Cemetery in Newman next to four generations of family. In memory of Jack, please send donations to the Gustine Historical Society, 323 6th St., Gustine, CA 95322. | Hooper, Jack Frederick (I11005)
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| 2544 | "Jacob Anker Hedegaard Nielsen. gift Arbejdsmand ... g.m. efterl. Ester Johanne Andersen. S.f.B Bredgade 131, Løgstør" | Nielsen, Jakob Anker Hedegård (I19630)
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| 2545 | "Jacob Bahne Sørensen har siden 1993 ledet Bahne-kæden, efter han overtog den fra sin far, Jørgen Bahne, som etablerede virksomheden i 1965. Bahne Sørensen har siden drevet virksomheden sammen med sin kone, Helle Bahne Sørensen, og sin bror Troels Bahne Ingemann. Bahne har 22 butikker rundt omkring i Danmark og sælger blandt andet tøj, interiør og brugskunst. Den første forretning blev åbnet i 1965, da Jørgen Bahne Sørensen sammen med hustruen, Ellen Bahne, slog dørene op for deres butik i Slagelse." | Sørensen, Jørgen Bahne Fuglede (I20682)
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| 2546 | "Jacob Christensen Møller, Ugift Søn af og hjemme hos Mølleeier Peder Christensen Møller i Huusby Mølle." | Møller, Jacob Christensen (I20247)
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| 2547 | "Jacob Hendrich Nagel nævnes i toldregnskaber 1755. " (Rasmussen) | Nagel, Jacob Henrik (I5920)
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| 2548 | "Jacob Kastbergs Moder Maren Jensdatter" | Jensdatter, Maren (I16623)
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| 2549 | "Jacob Mortensen har været ejer af flere gårde, således 3 gårde i Bjødstrup, hvoraf den ene var uden bygning, i Ikast sogn: 2 gårde eller boel, Hagelskjær og Hesselbjerg, og en gård i Nørre Søby i Rind sogn, og desuden havde han, som før nævnt, haft faderens gård i Sædding i Nr. Nebel og 2 gårde i Gjellerup by. Tillige havde han penge på rente. 1652 måtte han svare rentepengeskat af 200 Rdlr., hvad den gang var mange penge og i hele det store Hammerum herred er der kun en mand foruden, der betaler så stor skat, nemlig præsten i Sunds, Hr. Anders Christensen, som svarer af den samme sum. 1653 slap herredsfogeden for skat; thi da godtgjorde han for retten, at "hans pending som han tilforn har angiven at have på rente og skattede af, har han nu optaget til sin fornødenhed og har nu ingen at skatte af". (Abildtrup s. 79). "1645 bestod Jacob Mortensens Besætning af »4 Øg, 8 Stude, 6 Køer, 4 Ungnød og 12 Faar, og »en halv Hundrede Fag Hus« uden nogen Aarsag af Fjenden er afbrændt«. (Abildtrup s. 78f.) | Barfod, Jacob Mortensen (I2374)
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| 2550 | "Jacob Nathansen, slagtermester i Brødregade i Randers, senere flytter forretningen til Krogen i Helenestræde. Plejesøn: Joseph Gerson Nathan, der var menighedens schächter. Det var Joseph Gerson Nathan, der begyndte at arbejde for indførelse af Kødkontrollen. Han blev udnævnt til Kammerråd." (Raasted) | Nathansen, Jacob (I2175)
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