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| 3151 | "Martin Olsen. Fhv. Købmand, Patient på Dødsstedet. Født i Holstebro 2/2-66; Søn af Arbejdsmand Ole Christian Olsen og Hustru Marie Magdalene Pedersen. Enkemand efter Ane Jacobsen, sidste fælles Bopæl: Vestergade 3, Hjørring" Dødsårsag: Alii morbi cordis (Ectasia aortas, aortitis, aortaruptur, arrhythmia perpetua). [Risskov udskilt som selvstændigt sogn 1940, fra Vejlby] | Olsen, Martin (I20731)
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| 3152 | "Martin Pedersen. Fhv. Tømrermester af Kongensgade 5, Hjørring... Enkemand efter Margrethe Christine Nielsen, sidste fælles Bopæl: Kongensgade 5" | Pedersen, Martin (I20256)
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| 3153 | "Martine Jensen. Gift med Husejer Søren Kristian Toft paa Østermark, Bjergby Sogn Vennebjerg herred: sidste fælles Bopæl ..." | Jensen, Martine (I18108)
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| 3154 | "Martine Kristine Jensen, Friggsvej 16. Ugift fhv. Lærerinde ..." | Jensen, Martine Kirstine (I19500)
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| 3155 | "Martine Kristine Petersen f. Olsen. Gift med Pensionarsvært Lars Peter Petersen ... St Kongensgade 77,ii". Dødsårsager: Morbus cordis chron. (Morbus chron. cordis, Mb. cord. chron.), Degeneratio myocardii (Deg. myocardii), Asystolia (Asystolia cordis), Ødemata (Oedemata, Ødemer), Albuminuria (i begravelsesprotokol) | Olesen, Martine Christine (I20735)
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| 3156 | "Martine Marie Christensen, Skolelærer og Kirkesanger Søren Christensens Hustru af Aasted Skole. 38 Aar" | Lykke, Marie Martine (I7360)
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| 3157 | "Martine Marie Christensen. Gift med Købmand Christopher Thøgersen ved Brovst Stationsby ... " | Christensen, Martine Marie (I20312)
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| 3158 | "Marts d. 4de Morten Braners Kone i Klithuse Johanne Justdatter gl. 66 Aar". Samme optegnelse i Både Tranum og Lerup Sogn. | Justdatter, Johanne (I16168)
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| 3159 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21722)
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| 3160 | "Mary Eleonora Andersen. Ugift Husassistent af Lindholm ..." | Andersen, Mary Eleonora (I19339)
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| 3161 | "Mary Ellen M. Miller of Owatonna died September 6, 2016 at Park Place senior living in Owatonna. A memorial service is set for Tuesday, September 13, 2016 at 10 am at Brick – Meger Funeral Home (1603 – Austin Rd, Owatonna.) Friends may greet the family one hour before the time of service. Interment will follow at Holy Trinity Cemetery at Litomysl. Mary Ellen Marie was born the daughter of Soren C. and Nicholina (Anderson) Norgaard in Summit Township. She attended school in Ellendale and was a member the graduating class of 1952. Mary Ellen was united in marriage to Raphael "Ray" Miller on October 25, 1952 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church at Litomysl. The couple made their home on a farm in rural Steele County and Mary Ellen worked alongside of her husband in all aspects of farming. Her life interests include knitting, baking, cooking for her family. Mary Ellen was the neighborhood day care for many years. Mary Ellen is survived by her children Danny Miller of Owatonna, Judy (Jim) Schwartz of Alden, MN. Linda (Jay) Hernandez of Owatonna, daughter-in-law's Dawn Miller of Owatonna and Marissa Miller of Georgia. Eight Grandchildren and many Great-Grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her husband Ray two sons Dale and Thomas, one sister and two brothers. Memorials may be directed to Holy Trinity Catholic Church." | Norgaard, Mary Ellen Marie (I7576)
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| 3162 | "Mary Frances Lambert Resident of Walnut Creek Mary Frances Lambert, Teacher, ex-Naval Officer, mother, and grandmother passed away in her home peacefully on Sunday June 10, 2012 at the age of 81. Mary was born in Old Lyme, CT on November 15, 1930 to the late Theodore Neils Andersen and late Mary Francis Babcock-Andersen. She attended the University of Connecticut where she played for the Uconn Huskies, Women's Basketball team and graduated with a degree in Home Economics and Physical Education. Joining the Navy in 1954, Mary advanced to the rank of Lieutenant Commander; a rare achievement for a woman of her era. It was in the Navy that Mary met her husband Lieutenant Commander, Walker Winston Lambert, of Hollygrove, AR. They were married on February 9, 1957 at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Florida. Mary and Walker had many adventures together traveling with his Blue Tail Flies, Carrier Squadron. The couple settled in Monterrey, CA where there twin sons Stephen and Theodore were born on June 11, 1961 at Fort Ord Mary lost her husband Walker Lambert in 1967 when his plane went down during a training mission over Fallon, NV. Returning to college at the University of California Hayward, Mary earned her Masters Degree as an Educational Resource Specialist and moved to Walnut Creek, CA in 1969. Survived by her twin sons and daughters-in-laws, Theodore (Ted) Lambert and wife, Mary Anne Majerus-Lambert of Middletown, MD and Stephen (Steve) Lambert and wife, Catherine (Cathy) Gross-Lambert of Orinda, CA. Also to be missed by her grandchildren Walker Winston Lambert II (age 12) and Audrey Rose Lambert (age 9) of Orinda. A celebration of her life will be held at her home in Walnut Creek On Saturday, July 21, at 3PM." (East Bay Times) | Andersen, Mary Frances Jr. (I20472)
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| 3163 | "Mary Jane Caldwell, 68, died Nov. 15, 1997, at her Brookings' home in Oregon. Services will be conducted at 11 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 24, 1997, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, 770 Elk Drive, Brookings. Interment will be in Eagle Point Nat'l Cemetery at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 25th. Mrs. Caldwell was born Sept. 4, 1929, in Salt Lake City, UT, graduating from South High School in Salt Lake City and attended Brigham Young University. For over 18 years, she owned various diet centers, and had lived in Klamath Falls prior to her moving to Brookings. Mrs. Caldwell was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was very active in the Relief Society, and had served as president of the organization in other areas. She was also active in the Soroptimist Club here in Brookings, and had been involved with the Boy Scouts and PTA. She enjoyed singing, playing the piano, painting and baking. She most enjoyed spending time with her family. Surviving is her husband, Edwin "Ted" Caldwell of Brookings, OR; sons, Alan, Klamath Falls, OR; Clifford, San Diego, CA; and Bruce, Susanville, CA; and a daughter, Susan Ayers, Sacramento, CA; sister, Helen Bowden and brothers, Wallace Burt and Verl Burt, Salt Lake City; and Gene Burt, Hanna, UT. Also surviving are 12 grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, Oliver and Susan Burt, a brother, Jack and a sister, Maureen. Friends are welcome to call at Scantlin's Brookings Mortuary Chapel, 2 Ross Road, on Sunday, Nov. 23rd, between the hours of 3-8 p.m. for visitation. The family suggests memorials be made to the American Cancer Society for pancreatic cancer research. (Salt Lake Tribune, The (UT) - November 19, 1997; gengivet i findagrave.com) | Burt, Mary Jane (I17594)
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| 3164 | "Mary Nielsen født jenen. Gift med husmand ad Dødsstedet ... Efterlevende ægtefælle Peder Viggo Nielsen til hvem hun viedes 19/1 1940 i Tårs. Sidste fælles Bopæl: Dødsstedet." | Jensen, Mary (I19877)
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| 3165 | "Måske 1366 bispelig lensmand på Huseby i Aker og ridder, nævnes 1395 i forliget på Lindholm og 1396 i forliget i Nykøbing, beseglede 1396 tilligemed Herman Flemming til vitterlighed med fru Gese Olufsdatter Bjørn, levede endnu 1406. (S. 145) Hr. Peder F.; en Ridder af dette Navn og hans Frue Gese! vare Medlemmer af St. Knuds Gildet i Kalundborg." (Holbek & Brun) "Flemming eller Fleming er et ikke sjældent Adels-Navn, der foruden i Danmark og Sverige kendes i Skotland, Pommern, Polen osv., hvad der ikke er så påfaldende, da navnet jo lod sig anvende på enhver slægt af flamsk oprindelse. Selv i Danmark har der været flere slægter af navnet, men mest bekendt er den (endnu i Sverige i friherrelig stand blomstrende) slægt, hvis våben var i guld-felt tre røde bjælker, hver belagt med tre guld-kugler, på hjelmen ifølge våbenbøgerne elleve eller tretten vekselvis guld- og røde standarter over et rødt tårn, i hvis port en jomfru med udslaget hår og holdende et spejl, medens seglene kun vise to vesselhorn på hjelmen. Ifølge slægtebogs-angivelser, der vel gengiver gamle slægt-traditioner, er disse Flemming'er oprindelig komne af en grevelig stamme i Italien og kommet til Danmark med Kong Erik af Pommern; den første var denne Konges Hofmester Hr. Herman Flemming. Hvor meget sandt her er i, får at stå hen, dog er det sikkert, at slægten var her i Danmark alt i det 14. årh. og mulig endnu før, hvis man dertil vil regne de to riddere og høvedsmænd henholdsvis på Næsbyhoved og Nyborg Herman Jura og Nicolaus Jura, der levede 1330—77 og førte et ganske lignende våben. I Danmark uddøde slægten 1544, men dens navn føres ved arv endnu i enkelte adelsslægter som et fornavn. ... Flemming. (S. 145) Af denne slægt nævnes 1336—59 i Pommern brødrene Johannes ridder, Nicolaus og Eghard Vleming til Dabitz, og Peter Vleming, 1380 Peter, Herman, Clawes, Vranke og Eghard, hr. Johans Sønner, og Magnus, Henneke og Clawes Vlemingh, Peters sønner. (Klempin: Matrikeln der Pommerschen Ritterschaft 33)." (Holbek & Brun) | Flemming, Peder (I4935)
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| 3166 | "måske datter af" [Oluf Olufsen Lunge] (Holbek og Brun) | Lunge, Elsebe Olufsdatter (I3578)
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| 3167 | "Måske den hr. Niels Eriksen, der 1310 omtales i provst Kristjern i Hardesyssels testamente som have ejet gods i Nørre Bork (Nørre Horns H.); skal være begravet i Sønderholms kirke, hvor hans ligsten med fædrene og mødrene våben sås. Angives gift med Edel Saltensee. Ny forskning (v. lektor Anders Bøgh) viser at sønnen Erik Nielsens mor må have været en datter af Niels Ågesen Panter. Om dette også gælder de øvrige børn er uvist." (Holbek & Brun) | Gyldenstierne, Niels Eriksen (I3328)
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| 3168 | "Måske den Vind som 1682-1684 var fænrik i Smaalenske nat. Infanterireg., 1685 fænrik i Marineregimentet, 1687 (6. dec.) kaptajn reforme i Dronningens Livreg., 1689 (13. april) virk. kaptajn og kompagnichef, 1696 (1. juli, vist fra 14. marts s.a. at regne) major i Oplandske nat. Infanterireg. og chef for Totenske Komp., 1697 (7. aug.) karakt, oberstløjtnant, 1700 (8. maj) virk. oberstløjtnant, 1704 (18. aug.) karakt, oberst, 1707 (10. maj) virk. oberst og chef for Akershusiske nat. Infanterireg., 1710 (17. okt.) brigader, 1716 (29. nov.) generalmajor, 1717 (jan.)-1718 (21. marts, overleverede dog først kommandoen 19. maj s.å.) chef for et af grænsekantonerne søndenfjelds, 1718 (21. marts) kommandant i Frederikstad." (Holbek & Brun) | Vind, Ove Holgersen (I4719)
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| 3169 | "Måske den „Scarpenbergh", som 1259 var vidne ved den holstenske greves fredsslutning med hr. Otto von Barmstede, var 1272 ridder og vidne ved hertugerne af Sachsen-(Lauenborg)s gavebrev til kirken i Ratzeburg, 1277 Vidne ved et af grev Gerhard af Holsten udstedt brev, 1278 vidne med hertug Johan af Sachsen, fejdede 1282 sammen med hertug Johan af Meklenborg mod bispen af Ratzeburg." (Holbek & Brun) | von Scharffenberg, Hr. Ludolfus (I4943)
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| 3170 | "Måske søn af Iver Nielsen og Thomasdatter. Væbner, borgmester i Flensborg 1379." (Holbek & Brun) | Jul, Peder Iversen af Sønderjylland (I4441)
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| 3171 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I18432)
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| 3172 | "Maskinmester Viggo Ejstrup Jensen, Hasselvej 1, Hjørring, har på søndag 25 års jubilæum som leder af Hjørring Sygehus' tekniske afdeling. Han er fra Frederikshavn og blev udlært som maskinarbejder på Frederikshavn Værft, hvorefter han tog maskinmestereksamen i København. Efter stillinger i DSB i København, Københavns Vandforsyning i Lejre og Sydøstsjællands El-Selskab i Vordingborg kom Ejstrp Jensen i 1954 til Hjørring som maskinmester ved Centralsygehuset. - I 1973 flyttede vi fra sygehuset til villaen på Hasselvej, og der har vi jo haven. En del tid får jeg til at gå i mit værksted hjemme, hvor jeg kan arbejde ved min drejebænk. Jeg har også været lystfisker, men det er jeg ikke mere. Det er arbejdet her på sygehuset og hjemmet, det drejer sig om, og min tid er mere end optaget ...ejø" (VT 29.3.1979) Nekrolog i VT 22.3.1984 har ikke meget konkret at tilføje til 25-års omtalen ... død efter lang tids sygdom ... har en datter bosat i Århus. "Slægt og evt data i 'Slægten fra Skovbakken i Vrejlev S. (Skals 1976)" | Jensen, Viggo Eistrup (I17389)
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| 3173 | "Matheus Taa var 1282 en af de fem Voldgiftsmænd i en Strid mellem Sorø Kloster og Hr. Peder Olufsen (Saltensee) af Tystorp." "En gammel i Sjælland, Jylland og Norge forgrenet slægt, hvis våben var et delt og to gange tværdelt, på hjelmen to ligeledes delte vesselhorn, hvert besat med tre påfuglefjer eller fjerbuske. Farverne angives snart blåt og sølv, snart sort og sølv, slægten uddøde i Danmark ved 1430, i Norge ved 1500. Slægtnavnet Taa gik i arv til en kvindelinje, hvis fædrene våben var to vesselhorn og altså sagtens var en linje af de Dyrer." (Holbek & Brun) | Taa, Matheus (I4195)
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| 3174 | "Matros af Marstal Niels Rasmussen. 75" | Rasmussen, Niels (I19075)
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| 3175 | "Måtte sammen med sin anden mand Svend Laursen betale sin mands gæld". | Hals, Anne Jensdatter (I16622)
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| 3176 | "Maurianne Sadleir Bradford 1951 ~ 2005 Maurianne Sadleir Bradford was born July 14, 1951 in Boulder City, Nevada to Reese Earl Faucette and Bonnie Mae Myrup. She passed away on Thursday, October 27, 2005 from complications of ovarian cancer. Her parents divorced, and her mother married Earl Woods Sadleir. Maurie and sisters, Kathi, Mary and Sherry shared many happy memories with Bonnie and Earl through their family vacations and escapades. She had a wonderful childhood in the small rural town of Draper, Utah. During her attendance at Jordan High School she was a member of the Charlonians, the A Cappella Choir and was selected as the General Sterling Scholar. She graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Child Development and Family Relationships and participated in the BYU Spurs Service Club. Maurie married Michael Glen Bradford on November 17, 1972, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They had five children. They were later divorced. Maurie's talent with numbers led her to Jordan School District where she worked first in the Accounting Department and later in the Payroll Department as a Senior Payroll Clerk. While there she made many dear friends and acquaintances. Maurie was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and loved the teachings of Jesus Christ. She enjoyed serving in the church, especially callings with music and children. A source of joy in Maurie's life was her love of music. She taught her children to value music and the arts and also found great satisfaction as a member of the Salt Lake Symphonic Choir. One of her greatest passions was family history. She loved to research family names and have the temple work done for these family members. She is survived by her children: Andrew Michael (Jean) Bradford, Kevin Earl (Heidi) Bradford, Peter Glen (Sharey) Bradford, Karen Anne (Krys) Oyler, and Wendy Gay Bradford. She has nine grandchildren. Also survived by ex-husband Mike, sisters Kathi G. Ellsworth, Mary Sadleir Applegate and Sherry Sadleir Salazar, and nephews and nieces. Funeral: Monday, Oct. 31 at 11 a.m., at Draper LDS 7th Ward, 12300 South 600 East. Friends may call Sunday, Oct. 30 from 6-8 p.m., at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State, Midvale, and at the ward Monday 10-10:45 a.m. prior to the services. Interment: Draper City Cemetery." | Faucette, Maurianne (I17482)
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| 3177 | "Max "David" Morganstern September 25, 2011 David Morganstern, 73, passed away peacefully at his home after a long, courageous battle with ALS. Born in Delhi, NY, he lived in North Syracuse for 27 years, until retirement from Hartford Steamboiler, then he moved to Winter Haven, Florida. David is survived by his loving wife, Mary (Rush); his daughter, Beth (Bob Reed); and his son, Max (Derrin); one grandson, Allen Reed; three brothers, John, Michael, and Pete; his mother-in-law, Leola Ouimet; and a large extended family. The family will have a private celebration of David's life sometime during the holidays. Whelan Bros. & Hulchanski Funeral Home Our Home is Your Home" Published by Syracuse Post Standard on Oct. 2, 2011. | Morgenstern, Max David (I21822)
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| 3178 | "Maxwell "Bruce" Lambson passed away at his home on August 15, 2018. His last days were filled with love, laughter, and memories. He was born on December 8th, 1942, to Alma and Gladys Lambson, in Ramah, New Mexico. He spent his youth hunting, playing basketball, attending dances, swimming at "the lake", and making lifelong friends. He was adored by his three sisters.Throughout his life he would often say "you can take the boy out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the boy" Ramah was in his blood and he returned as often as he could. After high school he briefly attended New Mexico State University before transferring to BYU. He then served a church mission to Australia. He loved Australia and touched many lives there. Upon returning home, his dad purchased him a new 1964, turquoise blue, Ford Mustang. He returned to BYU, with his car,and became the envy of town. It gave him more confidence than he knew what to do with. While there, he met and married the beautiful and talented Diane Fjeldsted. They were married September 2, 1966 in the Manti temple. He always bragged about having a such a beautiful wife. He graduated from BYU with a B.S. in Youth Leadership and started a job with the Boy Scouts of America as a Professional Scouter. This brought Bruce and Diane to Pocatello..As part of his job, he spent several summers as the director of Camp Little Lemhi. Children soon came and he became a supportive and loving father to Ryun, Angie, Lane, Jennifer, and Nathan. He taught them to work hard and to play even harder. After leaving the B.S.A.,he became an insurance agent for New York Life. He worked hard for his clients and they were loyal to him. After nearly 30 years, several of them with Diane as his secretary, they retired. In 2007, Bruce and Diane served a LDS mission in McAllen, Texas. They served diligently and then rushed home to their grandchildren. Bruce was good at basketball and could work the pick-and-roll to perfection. He played smart, and had a fierce shot from the left corner of the arch. He coached and loved to give pointers to his children and grandchildren. He had a passion for hunting and exploring the mountains of Idaho with his favorite hunting partner Hayden,and later his sons. He was always taking his family on adventures and trips..He expressed his artistic side by woodworking and he created some beautiful pieces. Later in life he enjoyed traveling with friends and family. He greatly loved his grandchildren and was proud of their accomplishments. Bruce and Diane traveled endless hours to be with them. Bruce made God a main priority in his life. He often said "Take care of the Lord and He will take care of you". He is survived by his wife Diane Lambson, his children: Ryun Lambson of Phoenix, AZ, Angie (Fred) Mann of Chandler, AZ, Lane (Jenny) Lambson of Pocatello, Jennifer Knight of Pocatello, and Nathan (Heidi) Lambson of Logan, UT, his sisters: Kathy(Lanny)Dally and Dian(Gerald) Richins, and his mother in law Veone Fjeldsted, and 11 grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents Alma and Gladys Lambson, and his sister Louise Bebo, and father-in-law Vernile Fjeldsted. Funeral services will be held Saturday, August 18, 2018 at 2pm in the Mink Creek LDS Ward, 8200 Portneuf Rd., Pocatello, where family will receive friends from 12-1:45pm prior to services. Interment will be in the Inkom Cemetery." | Lambson, Maxwell (I17807)
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| 3179 | "May 27, 1928 – Barnwell, AB, June 9, 2013 – Calgary, AB Gwen Magnussen of Calgary, AB, passed away on Sunday, June 9, 2013 at the age of 85 years. Gwen was born in Barnwell, AB and was raised in Lethbridge. Gwen and Gordon started their family in Lethbridge and relocated to Calgary in 1962. Gwen took great pride in her family. Gwen is survived by her three sons and daughters-in-law, Randy Magnussen, Jay and Vicki Magnussen and Ryan and Charlene Magnussen; daughter and son-in-law Debbie and Dale McCullough; nine grandchildren, Cory, Kai, Jenna, Savannah (Devin Afonso), Darcy, Paige, Josh, Kari and Jacey; two great-grandchildren Kalen and Madden; two sisters and brother-in-law, Vivian Holmes and Joan and Joe Zuback and sister-in-law Erma Plunkett. She was predeceased by her loving husband Gordon; her daughter Sharron; her sister Audrey Laycock; and her daughter-in-law Leigh Magnussen. By request of Gwen a private family service will be held. Forward condolences through www.mcinnisandholloway.com. In living memory of Gwen Magnussen, a tree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by McINNIS & HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOMES, Fish Creek Chapel, 14441 BANNISTER ROAD S.E. Telephone: (403) 256-9575." | Storie, Gwenyth La Rue (I9874)
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| 3180 | "Md. Mette Marie Hansen af Sallinge, den udl. Bfdr. er Karl Anders Knudsen af Ølstedgaard Md. tjente 10 Maaneders. Dagen hos Knud Svensen [??] i Ølsted og [barnet] henhører saaledes til S. Br. Kommune ifølge Lov af 15 Mai 1839 §2. Meddelelsen ...d Pakke A." | Rasmussen, Karen Marie (I18572)
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| 3181 | "MECHAM, Glenn B., 71, Mountain Home, Duchesne County, died Jan. 22, Hullinger-Olpin Mortuary, Roosevelt" | Mecham, Glenn B. (I17911)
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| 3182 | "Med kongl. tilladelse om Stue Brøllup blev Niels Kiærs Datter Maren och Sr. Jacob Svends. Nørgd. i Kliim uden Trolovelse ægteviede i Bed. Deris Forlovere vare Niels Kiær Br. og Sr. Jens Koldberg [eller Koldborg] Nør Schousgaard Copul. i Br. K. Torsd. d. den 1ste Februarii h.a." | Familie: Jacob Svendsen Nørgård / Maren Nielsdatter Kiær (F392)
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| 3183 | "Med Lisbet Lauridsdatter havde Jørgen Brørup ikke Børn, men hun havde før hun blev Gift med ham været gift 1° o. 1635 med Jens Nielsen i Lyngdrup i Horsens Sogn, og med ham havde hun bl. a. 2 Dølre (Birgitte og Sofie), som hun medbragte i sit andel Ægteskab. 1652 boede hun endnu i Lyngdrup, men 1655 i Hellevad Sogn (i Clausholm). Efter Hr. Jørgens Død flyttede hun 1661 tilbage til Lyngdrup med en aarlig Pension af Kaldet paa 30 Rdl. og sloges gennem mange Aar med hans Kreditorer." | Lauridsdatter, Lisbeth (I954)
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| 3184 | "Medbeseglede 1266 Tyge Pusts sjælegavebrev til Sorø Kloster, nævnes 1279 i fru Cecilie Oluf Haraldsens stadfæstelse af hendes mands gavebrev til Esrom, beseglede 1280 Peder Gjordsens gavebrev til St. Claræ Kloster i Roskilde, besegler 1284 med Ulfeldt-våbenet (ABSALON FILIUS NICOLAI), var 1298 medværge for S. Agnete Kloster i Roskilde, var 1299 drost." (Holbek & Brun) | Ulfeldt, Absalon Nielsen (I6636)
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| 3185 | "Medbeseglede 1392 et af Zabel Kerkendorp udstedt Brev, bekræftede 1396 et Brev, hvorved Niels Friis (Nicholaus Friis) (hans Broder?) frasagde sig al Ret til det Gods i Borstorp (Bødstrup paa Langeland?) som hans Moder indehavde, (og den samme, der s. A. skænkede en Gaard til Helligaandsklostret i Faaborg) var 1405 Ridder (Cristiern Friis) sammen med Niels Friis paa Fyenbo Landsting, var 1412 nærværende til Vitterlighed i Graabrødre Kloster i Odense, skrives 1414 af Lundby, da han sammen med Niels Friis »af Aarsleff« mødte paa Vindinge Herreds Ting og 1418 paa Fynbo Landsting i Odense." (Holbek & Brun) | Friis, Christiern af Hesselager (I3085)
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| 3186 | "Medbeseglede 1440 Aage Axelsen (Thotts) kvittering til hr. Erik Knudsen, og 1442 kong Christophers lensbrev til Hertug Adolf på hertugdømmet Slesvig, og var da ridder (segl), skrives 1445 til Nielstrup (Sunds H.), tilskødede 1447 hr. Eiler Frille et byggested i Blanke (Vends H.), var 1449 voldgiftsmand i trætten mellem Jesse Klo og Svendborg." (Holbek & Brun) | Gyldenstierne, Hr. Anders Eriksen (I3834)
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| 3187 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I20630)
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| 3188 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21019)
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| 3189 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21018)
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| 3190 | "Meddelelse fra Saxkøbing Politi af 19/9-1945 om Navneforandring ..." [antaget familienavnet Kærlyt] | Kærlyt, Niels Ebbe (I21744)
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| 3191 | "Meddelelsen af 22 September 1910 ra Birkedommeren i Københavns Amts Søndre Birk om Navnebevis ..." [efternavn ændret fra Nielsen til Højendahl] | Højendahl, Asta Helene (I19416)
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| 3192 | "Medforseglede 1378 (Niells Frysis) et af Hr. Evert Moltke til Otte Strangesen udstedt Gældsbrev, 1381 (Nicholaus Friis) til Vitterlighed for Hartvig Hummersbüttels Skøde Paa Lykkesholm til Fikke Moltke og fører da et Egern i sit Segl." (Holbek & Brun) | Friis, Niels af Hesselager (I3087)
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| 3193 | "Meget God af Kundskaber og Sædeig af Opførsel" | Christensen, Peder Christian (I7145)
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| 3194 | "Melba J. (Tarpening) Nicolay was born July 3, 1927 the daughter of Morris and Alice (Hoier) Tarpening in Douglas County, Nebraska. Melba died Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at Faith Regional Health S,ervice, Norfolk, NE. Melba was baptized on April 7, 1938 and confirmed on May 17, 1942 at St. John Lutheran Church. She graduated from Battle Creek (NE.) High School with the Class of 1945 and then taught school for three years in Madison County, NE. at District No. 14. Melba married Edmund Nicolay on June 6, 1948 and the couple farmed west of Battle Creek, NE., until moving to town in March 2006. She was a member of St. John Lutheran Church, a past member of their Ladies Aid, and a grandparent reader for St. John School. Melba enjoyed her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren and with the many celebrations and activities they shared. Melba is survived by: children and their spouses, Larry and Beth Nicolay of Torrington, WY., Brenda and Roger Borchers of Battle Creek, NE, Ann and Jim Freudenburg of Madison, NE., Roger and Mary Nicolay of Battle Creek, NE. and Rodney Nicolay and his friend Terri Hekrdle of Meadow Grove, NE.; fourteen grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren; sister, Alice Meyer of Battle Creek, NE.; sister in-laws, Lorna Fundum of Norfolk, NE. and Pearl Vidlak of Lincoln, NE. and a host of relatives and friends. Marie was preceded in death by: parents, husband Edmund "Ed" Nicolay in August 2006; sister Evelyn Bierman in 1978; several sister in-law and brother in-laws. Burial was in The Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery, Norfolk, NE." (Gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Tarpenning, Melba Jean (I18612)
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| 3195 | "MELCHIOR Povl Jacob højesteretssagfører; f. 5/8 1910 i Kbhvn.; søn af grosserer, fabrikant J H Melchior (død 1938, se Kraks Blå Bog 1938) og hustru Emilie f, Michaelsen (død 1935); gift 15/7 1938) m. Saramarie M., f. 27/6 på Frdbg., datter af forfatteren kontorchef Marc Kalckar (død 1946) og hustru Alma f. Schack-Schou (død 1923). Student (Skt. Jørgens gymn.) 1928; cand. jur. 1934; studieophold i udlandet 1935-36; sagførerfuldm. i Kbhvn. 1936; landsretssagf. 1939; højesterets-sagf. 1951; selvstændig sagførervirksomhed i Kbhvn. fra 1942, sekretær i Grosserer-Societetets Komite 1936-42; afdelingschef i det danske flygtningekontor i Stockholm 1943-45. Juridisk konsulent for Dansk Textil Union; medl. af bestyrelsen for en række selskaber og for Kbhvns Turistforening, Henri Nathansens Legater og Frederik Schybergs Mindelegat; næstformand for repræsentantskabet for Det Mosaiske Troessamfund. Har skrevet om faglige spørgsmål i leksika og tidsskrifter. Adresse: Emiliekildev. 47, Klampenborg. " (Kraks Blå Bog) "Melchior, Povl Jacob, f. 5. Aug. 1910 i Kbh., S. af Grosserer, Fabrikant Jacob Herman M. og Emilie Michaelsen. v. 15. Juli 1938 paa Frbg. (b. v.) Saramarie Kalckar, f. 27. Juni 1912 i Kbh., D. af Marcus Nathan K. (se d.). — 1928 Student, Set. Jørgens Gymn., 16. Maj 1934 cand. jur. (I), Nov. 1935-36 Studieophold i Udlandet, 1936 Sagførerfuldm. i Kbh., 8. Juni 1939 Landsretssagf., 9. Feb. 1951 Højesteretssagf. — 1936-42 Sekr. i Grosserer-Societetets Komité; 1943-45 Afdelingschef i Det Danske Flygtningekontor i Stockholm; Apr. 1946 Medl. af Repræsentantskabet for Det mosaiske Trossamfund, Juni 1956 Næstform.; 12. Maj s. A. (fra 1. s. M.) off. og benef. Sager ved Højesteret; 1951 jur. Konsulent for Dansk Textil Union; Medl. af Bestyr, for en Række Selskaber og for Kbh.s Turistforen., Henri Nathansens Legater og Frederik Schybergs Mindelegat; jur. Skribent. Broder: Johan Adolf Melchior." (Candidati og Examinati Juris 1736-1936, Candidati Politices 1852-1936 Candidati Actuarii 1922-1936) | Melchior, Povl Jacob (I8507)
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| 3196 | "Melchior, Johan Adolph, f. 2. Feb. 1903 i Kbh. (Mos.), S. af Grosserer, Fabrikant Jacob Herman M. og Emilie Michaelsen, v. 11. Okt. 1934 i Kbh. (b. v.) Marie-Louise Elisabeth le Maire, f. 18. Sep. 1908 sst. (Frue), D. af fhv. Livlæge, Professor, dr. med. Christian Martin Wittusen le M. og Karen Margrethe Seemann. — 1921 Student, Set. Jørgens Gymn., 27. Maj 1927 cand.jur. ( I ) , 1. Sep. s. A. Sagførerfuldm. i Kbh., 16. Jan. 1931 Landsretssagf., 7. Juli 1948 Højesteretssagf. — 6. Feb. 1939 (fra 1. Marts) off. og benef. Sager ved Østre Landsret, Kbh.s Byret samt Sø- og Handelsretten i Kbh., 17. Juli 1948 fritaget for Hvervet; 13. Feb. 1953 (fra 1. Jan. s. A.) off. og benef. Sager ved Højesteret. Broder: Povl Jacob Melchior." | Melchior, Johan Adolph (I8496)
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| 3197 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I17127)
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| 3198 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21183)
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| 3199 | "Memorial services for Susan Andersen Fees, 49, who died at Memorial Hospital of Dodge County in Fremont November 15, 1992, will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, November 17, at the Campbell-Aman Funeral Home with Rev. J. David Nelson officiating. Burial will be in Blair Cemetery. There will also be a memorial service at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Kingdom Hall in Fremont. Susan Andersen was born December 5, 1942, in Omaha to Ernest and Hazel Lorsch Andersen. She attended elementary school in Blair and graduated from Blair High School in 1960. She is survived by four children, Kristan Larson, Big Lake, Alaska; Bobbi Fees, Scott Fees and Shawn Fees, all of Fremont; two grandchildren, Michael and Amanda; her parents, Ernest and Hazel Andersen of Blair and two sisters, Patricia Neuman of Omaha and Phyllis Crom of Blair. (gengivet i Findagrace.com) | Andersen, Susan Kay (I18470)
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| 3200 | "Menes at have ejet Klogerup (Bare H.)." (Holbek & Brun) | Sparre, Vogn Tullesen i Skaane (I5286)
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