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| 3901 | "Rettelserne af Faderens og Barnets Navne ere foretagne i henhold til Ministeriets Resolution af 30 Maj 1905" | Eriksen, Jens Kristian (I17359)
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| 3902 | "Rettes i DAA 2006-08:779 fra at være en Neb til af slægten Hak." (Holbek & Brun) | Hak, Kristine Nielsdatter (I4670)
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| 3903 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I20792)
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| 3904 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I20791)
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| 3905 | "Rev. Duncan Sherman Ferguson, 72, of Sandusky, went home to be with his Lord on Sunday, December 7, 2014 at his home in Sandusky. He was born October 10, 1942 in Cass City, Michigan the son of the late Duncan G. and Ella (Sherman) Ferguson. He was a lifelong resident and a 1963 graduate of Cass City High School. Duncan married Murial Kay Maynard on October 15, 1966 in Marlette. He worked for Yale Rubber Co. (Trelleborg) for 30 years, retiring in January of 2009. Duncan and Murial were on WMIC Radio for 32 years with their Voice of Victory Program. He earned and became an Ordained Minister in 1989. He is survived by his wife Muriel, Sara & John Macha (daughter) of Marlette, Rebecca & Brett Sayers (daughter) of Fort Gratiot, Jennifer & Nathan Shephard (daughter) of Kentucky, Bethany & Kevin Guthard (daughter) of North Carolina, Matthew Ferguson (son) of Sandusky, Frank & Jean Ferguson (brother) of Decker, Archie & Gerry Ferguson (brother) of Kingston, Donna Ferguson (sister in law) of Marlette, Hugh & Judy Ferguson (brother) of Marlette, Ann & Dick Henderson (sister) of Marlette, 9 grandchildren, Daniel, Leo and Jack Macha, Jeremy, Emily, Zachary, and Abbey Sayers, Caleb Shephard and Hannah Guthard. Besides his parents he was preceded in death by brothers, Dugald and George Ferguson. Visitation will be held at Marsh Funeral Chapel, Sandusky on Tuesday from 1 - 8 PM and on Wednesday at Open Door Missionary Church, Sandusky from 10 - 11 AM Funeral services will be held Wednesday, December 10, 2014 at 11:00 A.M. at Open Door Missionary Church, Sandusky. Pastor Brian Ake will be officiating. Burial will be in the Juhl Cemetery in Marlette." | Ferguson, Duncan Sherman (I12797)
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| 3906 | "Revelaciones celestes", første udgivelse 1377 af biskop Alfons af Jaén. | Birgersdotter, Birgitta (I2863)
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| 3907 | "RHINELANDER - Robert L. 'Bob' Meekma, 80, passed away Friday, April 16, 2010, at St. Mary's Hospital in Rhinelander. Bob was born in Racine on July 2, 1929, son of the late John and Alta (nee: Barrows) Meekma and was a longtime Racine resident until moving to Rhinelander in 1995. Bob proudly served in the United States Army during the Korean War. On December 9, 1950, he was united in marriage to Sally M. Clausen, who preceded him in death on January 16, 1994. Bob cherished the 42 years he spent with Sally raising a and enjoying their close group of friends. Bob spent his entire career as a Journeyman Carpenter before retiring from Bukachek Construction. He always felt blessed to have earned a living doing what he loved. In his spare time, Bob enjoyed golfing, fishing, and gardening. He had a special talent for growing roses. Bob spent the past 16 years living on a lake in Rhinelander, in what he felt was God's country. Above all, Bob was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather, who loved spending time with his family. He will be deeply missed. Survivors include his children, Sandra (Rodney) Duffek, Robert (Janis) Meekma, Lynn (Frank) Romano; his six grandchildren, Andrew Duffek, Peter, Elizabeth, and Benjamin Meekma, Jake and Zach Romano; sisters, Betty Simonsen, Jean (John) Hawes; brother- in-law, Kenneth Clausen; nieces, nephews, other relatives, and many dear friends. In addition to his parents and beloved wife, he was preceded in death by his brother, Jack Meekma. Funeral services will be held Friday, April 23, 2010, 11 a.m. at the funeral home with Rev. Brad Van Fossen officiating. Interment with full Military Honors will follow at West Lawn Memorial Park. Relatives and friends may meet with the family Thursday at the funeral home from 4 until 7 p.m. and Friday at the funeral home from 10:30 a.m. until time of service. Memorials to the American Cancer Society or to the Susan G. Komen Foundation have been suggested. ... Published by Racine Journal Times on Apr. 21, 2010." | Meekma, Robert L. (I21229)
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| 3908 | "Richard Allen Beach, 71, of Rancho Cucamonga, California, passed away October 9, 2017. He was born October 4, 1946, in Los Angeles, California. Rick was a decorated Vietnam Veteran who served with the United States Marine Corps. and was awarded three Purple Hearts. Rick served on the Los Angeles Police Department from 1971 until his retirement in 2009, where he was awarded 'Officer of the Year' in 1989 and 1994. He was a faithful husband of 43 years to his wife Carol (Jones) Beach. Rick was a family man who is survived by his daughters, Karrie Beach-Florez, Kristine Beach-Bock, Kimberlee Beach, Robyn Beach, and his son, Richard Beach Jr. as well as his grandchildren Isabella Florez and Samuel Bock. He is preceded in death by his parents Lyman and Darline Beach and daughter Rebekah Beach. Rick will be laid to rest on Tuesday, October 24, 2017, at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier, California, at Skyrose Chapel at 11:00 a.m. He was a man of integrity, honor, and compassion." (Published by Daily Bulletin on Oct. 22, 2017) | Beach, Richard Allen (I17604)
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| 3909 | "Richard Cecilius Martin Davids Thomsen. Fuldmægtig g m Dagmar Johanne Nielsen ... Sortedamsgade 9 St" Dødsårsag: Encephalitis. | Thomsen, Richard Cecilius Martin Davids (I19574)
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| 3910 | "Richard H. Gourley, 93, of Minocqua, died peacefully at his residence on Wednesday, March 23, 2016. Beloved father, grandfather, and brother, he was born in Waukegan, Ill., on Jan. 15, 1923, but was a lifelong Wisconsin boy growing up in Kenosha. Rick was only a teenager when he went north to work in the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC camps) down Blue Lake Road south of Minocqua. There he was assigned as cook and remembered peeling 16 tons of potatoes. But it was from there he also met his future wife, Beth (Luedtke) whose family owned the Blue Lake Resort on Blue Lake Island. At the time the resort served meals, and foremen from the CCC camp often went over to eat. They were allowed to bring only their most trusted workers because the Luedtkes had three very attractive daughters, Audrey and twins Beth and Gwenn. Rick was one of the chosen, and he and Beth were married for 71 years before her death in the spring of 2014. Rick served as a pilot in the Army Air Corp during WWII. His only child, Andree, was born on the morning he soloed and was awarded his wings. Flying a B-24 Liberator out of England, he was one of the few pilots who survived all of his bombing missions into Germany. Though once shot down over Belgium, he was safely returned to his base with the help of Allied Resistance. Rick was a carpenter by trade and after moving to Castro Valley, Calif., in the 1950s he joined a Bay Area construction firm called the Pacific Company. With them he rose first to foreman, then superintendent, and many San Francisco high rise buildings stand as monuments to his building career. Rick and Beth took early retirement to purchase and run the Blue Lake Resort in the early 1970s. During off seasons of the 15 years they ran the resort, the Gourleys traveled the globe together visiting every continent except Greenland and Antarctica. Besides being a world traveler, Rick was a member of American Legion Post 89, a formidable bridge player, and a lifelong stamp collector. He is survived by his only daughter, Andree Graveley, proprietor of Blue Lake Resort since 1989; his three grandchildren Michael (Claire) Graveley of Kenosha, Nicole (Paul Smith) Graveley of San Leandro, Calif., and Sarah Graveley of Minneapolis, Minn. On the very day of his death Rick heard the good news that his grandson Michael was running for district attorney of Kenosha County. Other decendants include four great grandchildren, Ben, Lucas, Amelia, and Aron. He is also survived by a loving sister, Joyce Fitchett of Racine, sister-in-law Audrey Despain of Castro Valley, Ca., and numerous nieces, nephews, and their children. The family of this beloved man wish him good travels in a place with no wars, now that he has graduated from this life and has surely earned and been awarded his next set of wings." (Published by Kenosha News on Mar. 29, 2016). | Gourley, Richard Hugh (I11318)
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| 3911 | "Richard Henry Sorensen was born June 2, 1921 to Soren J. and Fannie (Petersen) Sorensen at Arnott Dairy in Albert Lea. Richard was baptized at Trinity Lutheran Church in 1921 and confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church in 1935. He attended Clarks Grove School and graduated the 8th grade in 1935. On July 2, 1949 Richard was united in marriage with Ruth Reindal at First Lutheran Church in Albert Lea. Richard worked for Sorensen Bros. Inc. beginning in 1938. Over the years he served as president, treasurer and chairman. Richard served as a Sergeant in the United States Army from August 20, 1942 – October 1945 in the Transportation Core. He was a very active past member of the Associated General Contractors of MN where he was state president from 1973-1974 and Associated General Contractors of America serving on many committees. Richard was also a member of Chamber of Commerce, Naeve Hospital Foundation, First Bank, Kiwanis, Kiwanis International Foundation, Danish Brotherhood, St. John's Lutheran Home, St. John's Lutheran Home Foundation, Trinity Lutheran Church, a life member of VFW, and many other organizations. Survivors include; his daughter, Roxanne (Dennis) Wadding; son, R. Randy (Julie) Sorensen; grandchildren, Jon Wadding, Jay (Amy) Wadding, Caleb (Stacey) Sorensen, and Chris Sorensen; great-grandson, Hunter Sorensen; sister, Marion Hansen; sister-in-law, Orva Sorensen; brother-in-law Ralph Reindal; and many nieces and nephews. Richard was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Ruth; a daughter in infancy; brother Phillip Sorensen; brother-in-law, Harlan Reindal; sister-in-law, Valborg Jensen. Obituary and photo from Bayview Funeral Home. (Gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Sorensen, Richard Henry (I7526)
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| 3912 | "Richard served as a Sergeant in the United States Army from August 20, 1942 – October 1945 in the Transportation Core." | Sorensen, Richard Henry (I7526)
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| 3913 | "Richard worked for Sorensen Bros. Inc. beginning in 1938. Over the years he served as president, treasurer and chairman". | Sorensen, Richard Henry (I7526)
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| 3914 | "riddar til Sørum / Giske." (Holbek & Brun) | Havtoresson, Sigurd il Sudrheim (I16976)
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| 3915 | "Riddare och riksråd. Baron. Ägare av stora jordagods i skilda delar av landet. Vid konung Håkons död 1319 en av förmyndarna för den treåriga tronföljaren Magnus Eriksson. Levde 1331, troligen bosatt på Suderheim (RKn.), men enligt annan uppgift (N. F.) död 1320." (Holbek & Brun) "When in the early 14th century it was foreseeable that the male line of Sverre dynasty would go extinct, Norwegian lords spiritual and temporal arranged the Order of succession of the kingdom together with the then king, Haakon V of Norway. King Haakon's youngest daughter, Ingeborg Haakonsdatter instead of her older sister Princess Agnes Haakonsdatter received recognized rights of succession to the Kingdom of Norway (872–1397) for her descendants. This entitlement came to be referred to as the Stovreim claim (Stovreimsætten). In the eventuality of the Ingeborg line dying out, it was determined that the issue of King Haakon's illegitimate daughter, Agnes Haakonsdatter, born to her in marriage to Havtore Jonsson (ca. 1275–1319) would then be entitled to succession. This entitlement was referred to as the Sudreim claim (Sudreimsætten)." (Wikipedia) | Jonson, Hr. Havtore af Sudreim (I16978)
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| 3916 | "Ridder 1351, siges i Slægtebøgerne at have været Halvbroder til Hr. Tue Galen." (Holbek & Brun) | Falk, Hr. Peder (I4662)
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| 3917 | "Ridder sidst på året 1310, 1315 medudsteder ved Transsumptet af dokumentet af 1307 om Niels Ranis sammensværgelse mod kong Erik, købte s. å. af fyrst Henrik af Mecklenborg Detershagen, 1328 Vidne for Kong Erik i dennes privilegiebrev til byen Rostock." (Holbek & Brun) | Moltke, Hr. Eberhard til Detershagen (I4032)
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| 3918 | "Ridder, - hr. Peder Olufsen af Tystrup lå 1282 i strid med Sorø kloster, fordi han havde nedrevet klostrets mølle ved den bæk, som adskiller Tystrup sogn i Ø. Flakkebjerg hd. fra Lynge sogn i Alsted hd. 1284 og 1286 måtte han til erstatning tilskøde klostret gods i Bringstrup (mellem Sorø og Ringsted). - Det er muligt, man tør antage en forbindelse mellem Peder Olufsen og den egentlige Raneslægts ældst kendte medlemmer, brødrene hr. Jens og hr. Oluf Ranesen, således at han skulle være en søn af den sidstnævnte. Jens Ranesen ejede 1260 gods i Tybjerg hd., dvs. i et område grænsende op til Peder Olufsens besiddelser, og de to Ranebrødre var måske beslægtede eller besvogrede med Peder Olufsen af Karise, således at Peder Olufsen af Tystrup kan have fået sit dåbsnavn efter denne. [2]" (Holbek & Brun) | Rani, Hr. Peder Olufsen af Tystrup (I4156)
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| 3919 | "Ridder, beseglede 1307 et Forlig mellem Sorø Kloster og Hr. Asser Jonsen, købte 1313 Gods i Nyrup, Borup, Thorstenstrup og Merløse, nævnes 1315 blandt Forloverne ved Forliget i Nyborg, levede endnu 1316." (Holbek & Brun) | Grubbe, Hr. Herluf Jakobsen af Særslev (I3381)
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| 3920 | "Ridder, fyrstelig pommersk Marschall, 1332 Pfandinhaber der Vogtei Loitz; ukdl. 1320." (Holbek & Brun) | von Maltzahn, Hr. Ludolf (I16913)
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| 3921 | "Ridder, har 1322 beseglet grev Johans stadfæstelse på en gave, som hr. Hartvig Wulf og hans sønner havde givet til et vikarie i Kiel. I de fleste våbenbøger gøres der forskel på de gamle Knob'er og de nye Knob'er. De første skulle have ført en halv kronet jomfru i en sort fjerham i blåt felt og det halve af samme skjoldemærke på hjelmen; men dette våben førtes ellers af de Kalf'er, Rixdorf'er, van Owe'r og Wiltberg'er, og virkelig synes også medlemmer af slægten Kalf stundom at have kaldt sig Knob. De såkaldte nye Knob'er er derimod en velkendt slægt, der formodentlig har navn af det bekendte holstenske gods Knoop, men forøvrigt, som dens våben: en springende hvid ulv i Skjoldet i blåt felt og på hjelmen en af en skandsekurv opspringende halv hvid ulv, viser, var en gren af den talrige holstenske slægt Wulf, hvis forskellige linjer hver førte sit Tilnavn: Pogwisch, von der Wisch, Brokowe, Wulffersdorff etc. Den første, som antag Knob-navnet, er måske den Ulf (Lupus) de Knope, miles, som nævnes 1322. I begyndelsen af det 15. årh. flyttede slægten til Danmark, men uddøde her alt i det følgende århundrede. En i Meklenborg fordum levende slægt Knob synes ikke at høre hid." (Holbek & Brun) | de Knope, Hr. Ulf (I3892)
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| 3922 | "Ridder, havde 1355 opladt gods i Bårse herred til sin broder hr. Johannes, skødede 1365 et halvt bol jord i Toksværd til Everlin Jæger. (S. 346) Hr. Niels Clemmentsen, oplod 1370 fru Helene af Bjernede, hr. Evert Moltke's efterleverske, gods i Hegnet, Assendrup, Skensved og Dalby, som hans datter Ingeborg arvede efter sin moders død på hr. Jacob Nielsen (Rani)s vegne, hvilket gods hr. Jacob Nielsen pantsatte hr. Johan Swinekule for 300 mrk. lybsk løsepenge i åben krig på kong Valdemars vegne (Rep. Dipl. II. 277). Datteren Ingeborg var 1382 enke efter Albert Albertsen (Eberstein) og solgte da sit gods i Hegnet, Assendrup og Dalby til hr. Jakob Olufsen (Lunge). (Holbek & Brun) | Rani, Hr. Niels Clementsen (I3648)
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| 3923 | "Ridder, købte 1397 et hus i Næstved, var 1399 nærværende på Sjællands Landsting, beseglede året efter til vitterlighed med hr. Folmer Lunge og 1401 kong Eriks stadfæstelse i Helsingborg af dronning Margrethes testamente, købte 1406 en gård i Præstø, solgte 1408 tilligemed sin stedsøn Peder Grubbe en stor del gods i Sjælland til dronning Margrethe, skrev sig 1410 til Bregentved (Ringsted H.) i et vidne af Sjællands Landsting, levede endnu i december 1411, da han beseglede til vitterlighed med hr. Anders Jepsen (Lunge)." (Holbek & Brun) | Bydelsbak, Hr. Erik af Bregentved (I4696)
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| 3924 | "Ridder, nævnes 1389, fik året efter Ellinge hovedgård i pant af sin hustrus moder fru Gjertrud Grubbe, var samme år forlover for dronning Margrethe for en gæld til hertug Bugislaw, var død 1401." (Holbek & Brun). | Bydelsbak, Hr. Gevert af Bregentved (I4695)
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| 3925 | "Ridder, omkring 1298 - 1310, Raad hos Herzogs Heinrich II. des Löwen von Mecklenburg." (Holbek & Brun). | von Dewitz, Eckhard (I16792)
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| 3926 | "Ridder, var 1304 forlover ved et forlig mellem markgreverne af Brandenburg og Henrik fyrste af Mecklenburg om Stargard." (Holbek & Brun) | van Rome, Henning (I16969)
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| 3927 | "Ridder, var 1320 nærværende ved Arvedelingen mellem Greverne Adolf og Johan af Holsten, boede i Reinsfeld Sogn." (Holbek & Brun) | Godov, Hr. Henrik (I4382)
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| 3928 | "Ridder, var død 1335, da Hertug Valdemar skænkede hans otte Sønner (dn. Johanni milite, Nicolao, Ludero, Gotscalco, Emekino, Marquardo, Ottoni et Tymmoni famulis et fratribus.) en Gaard i Slesvig." "Denne gamle, engang så berømte slægt menes at have sit navn fra byen Lembæk ved Rendsborg. Dens våben var to blå skråbjælker i sølv-felt, på hjelmen en busk af vekselvis hvide og blå strudsfjer, der i sigiler fra det 14. århundrede, som hosstående våbenafbildning viser, ses i stærkt stiliseret skikkelse; men senere var hjelmtegnet ofte 10 á 13 faner og i nyere våbenbøger er det to vesselhorn, hver delt fire gange af vekselvis sølv og blåt. - Slægten uddøde midt i det 16. århundrede." (Holbek & Brun) | Limbek, Hr. Gotskalk (I4447)
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| 3929 | "ridderen Jens Bæger, overdrog nu pantet – nu benævnt som gården Jonstrup, hvor Mikkel Lang tidligere boede – 4.12.1360 til Jakob Nielsen dictus Halvegge, uden at der er tale om en pantesum ... I 1370 pantsatte Jakob Nielsen dictus Halvegge sine gårde i Gerlev (Horns h.), Tørslev (Horns h.; to gårde), Tolstrup (Særløse s., Voldborg h.) og Agerup (Hyllinge s., Flakkebjerg h.) til en vis Karl Jensen (10). (Coppenraet) | Halvegge, Jakob Nielsen (I6464)
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| 3930 | "Ries, Hans Jørgen, cand. merC., fuldmægtig i Pensionsforsikringsanstalten. Født 14. marts 1925 i Aabenraa. Handelshøjskolens afgangseksamen (H.A.) 1951, H.D. (salg og reklame) 1955. Ansat i P.F.A. 15. marts 1956, fuldmægtig 1. juli 1959. Ifl. "Slægter", i 2004: Distriktschef ved PFA, cand.merc. | Ries, Hans Jørgen (I11933)
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| 3931 | "Riishøj, Axel Dinesen, f. 6. Marts 1911 i Aalborg (Frue), S. af Kantor Søren Nielsen Christensen R. og Petra Mathilde Dinesen, co 14. Okt. 1939 i Ulvborg Sygeplejerske Karen Christine Aastrup, f. 5. Maj 1911 sst., D. af Købmand Hans Jacob A. og Mariane Andrup. — 1929 Student, Aalborg, 13. Juni 1935 cand. jur. (I), 5. Aug. s. A. fg. Sekr. i Finansmin.s 1. Hovedrevisorat, 1. Sep. 1937 Sekr., 1. Apr. 1945 fg. Fuldm., 15. Jan. 1946 (fra 1. s. M.) kgl. Udn., 1. Okt. s. A. u. Nr., 5. Nov. 1949 (fra 31. Okt.) Afsk.; fra 1. Okt. 1946 Stiftsfuldm. i Ribe, 19. Jan. 1954 (fra 1. Feb.) Stifts-kasserer i Ribe Stift. — 14. Juni 1939 - 30. Sep. 1946 till. fg. Sekr. i Skattedept., 1. Okt. 1946 till. Regnskabsfører for Estvadgaards Stiftelse; 1. Marts 1950 Amanuensis hos Biskoppen over Ribe Stift; 1. Sep. 1951 Medhjælper ved Kirkemin.s sønderjydske Præstegaardsudvalg i Sager vedr. Udstykning af Præstegaardsjord i den sønder-jydske Del af Ribe Stift" | Riishøj, Axel Dinesen (I7841)
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| 3932 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21043)
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| 3933 | "Rise ( Regitze) Sophie Trolle, f. 18. Sept. hjemmedøbt 22. Sept. 1699 i Venslcv, 1715 indskreven i Roskilde Kloster, d 24. Marts 1721, begr. i Roskilde Domkirke." (Trolle) | Trolle, Regitze Sophie (I6427)
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| 3934 | "RITES FOR ANDREW HOIER ARE TODAY Funeral services for Andrew H. Hoier are being held today at the Blair hospital Tuesday morning, November 13th. A farmer of the Blair, Kennard and Herman vicinities for many years, he was well known throughout the county. His death followed an illness of several weeks at the hospital. The deceased was born in Oksenvad, Denmark November 16, 1879 and would have been 72 years old tomorrow. He came to America with his parents in 1882 and grew to manhood in this community. He was married to Miss Kristine Nielsen of Council Bluffs, Iowa June 14th, 1902. The couple became parents of seven children, two of whom died at an early age, one at birth and another, Harold, at the age of one year. Mrs. Hoier passed away September 22, 1949. The surviving sons and daughters are: Laura, of Beatrice, Nebraska; Mrs. Henry Danielmeyer of Arlington; Howard of Arlington; Russel and Earl of Herman. Mr. Hoier, himself, was the youngest of five children. He is survived by a brother, Martin of DeSoto and a sister, Mrs. Martha Mathiesen of Blair. Jens Hoier and Miss Katherine Hoier preceded him in death. Six grandchildren also survive. Rev. H. C. Jorgensen gave the funeral sermon with the Bendorf Funeral Home in charge of the services. Burial is in the Blair cemetery." | Hoier, Andrew Hansen (I18663)
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| 3935 | "Rites for Mrs. Christ Johnson, elderly Misouri Valley woman, who died from injuries suffered when she was struck by a car on the highway south of here Thursday will be held at the Church of Christ here Sunday afternoon with Rev. M. A. Baker officiating. Burial will be in the Rose Hill cemetery ..." | Andersen, Marie (I6781)
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| 3936 | "Ritter auf Salzwedel, Pfandbesitzer von Beetzendorf" (Holbek & Brun) | von der Schulenburg, Hr. Werner (I16815)
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| 3937 | "Ritter Heinrich von Parsberg bekleidete zwischen 1272 und 1299 mit dem Amt des Reichsschultheißen im Umkreis der wichtigen Reichsburg Nürnberg und der damit verbundenen Reichsherrschaft Neumarkt eine sehr hohe Position und wird in mehreren Urkunden als Spitzenbürokrat genannt. Der Reichsschultheiß vertrat den meistens abwesenden König bzw. Kaiser, dessen Interessen und die Interessen des Reiches." (Wikipedia) | Parsberg, Heinrich (I5010)
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| 3938 | "Robert "Sonny" Johnson, North Dakota Veterans Home Lisbon ND, passed away January 25th 2022. Sonny was born on December 1, 1927 in Nome, ND to parents Fred and Laura Johnson. He was one of 8 children that grew up on the family farm outside of Lucca North Dakota. He enjoyed spending his days with his siblings especially his brother Victor who got into their fair share of shenanigans. Sonny wore many hats in his 94 year lifetime, all of which he was proud of. Sonny was drafted into the Air Force in November 1945 and rose to the role of Sergeant in the Air Force Command as a weapon classroom and range instructor at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver Colorado. Sonny was honored to serve his country and was very proud of the WWII Victory Medal he was given. Sonny returned home from the service to take over the Johnson family farm and start his career as a conductor and brakeman for the SOO line railroad. Sonny was very social and loved to visit with every person he came across, but his true joy came from spending time with animals. He would take in any stray that ever crossed his path. Sonny enjoyed making home-made ice cream for any gathering big or small. He loved to tinker with things and could fix almost anything. He loved to fix small engines and displayed them at Sodbuster Days for many years. He loved woodworking as well, and would build replicas of buildings, churches, and barns from memory or would build many different types of bird houses which are still displayed around the Veterans Home. Sonny was preceded in death by 2 brothers, George and Fritz, 4 sisters, Annie, Clara, Violet and Ethel, his wife Thelma, and 2 sons Jim (Faith) and Steve (Cheryl). He leaves behind to mourn his passing his brother Victor Johnson; brother in-law Don Wischer; his son Michael Johnson; and daughter Sharon Holt (William); 7 grandchildren, Adam (Annie), and Timm Johnson, Tracy Bergeman (Dan), Crissy Wolfe, Natalie, Matt, and Sarah Steidl; and 9 great grandchildren Tyler and Marshall Wolfe, Autumn and Garrett Harland, Gaberiel, Bella, and Alyssa Steidl (Brett), and Skylar and Levi Johnson. There will no funeral service at this time. A graveside service will be planned in the spring. He will be laid to rest in the Enderlin Cemetery." (Gengivet i Finsgarve.com, med portrætfoto) | Johnson, Robert Einar (I10876)
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| 3939 | "Robert Christian Andersen, the son of Martin and Johanna (Jensen) Andersen, was born on September 16, 1921, in Tennant, Iowa. He attended Rabbit Hollow #2 country school through the eighth grade. He served in the U.S. Army from October 19, 1942, until November 10, 1945, where he participated in the African and European Theatres. On December 25, 1946, Robert married Irma Johanna Sorensen at her parents’ home in Harlan, Iowa. The couple farmed east of Harlan for 36 years, retiring to Harlan in 1984. Irma died on July 17, 1993, in Harlan. Robert was a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Harlan. He was also a member of the Shelby County VFW Post 941. Refinishing furniture was one of Robert’s longtime hobbies. He enjoyed watching the neighborhood activity from a chair in his garage, and he loved bird watching. Robert C. Andersen died on Sunday, September 19, 2004, at Myrtue Memorial Hospital in Harlan, Iowa, at the age of 83 years and 3 days. Preceding Robert in death were his parents; his wife, Irma J. Andersen; two brothers, Arnold Andersen and Harold Andersen; and one infant granddaughter, Kathy Andersen. Survivors include three daughters, Linda (Art) Andersen of Owasso, Oklahoma, Bonnie (Allan) Ickes of Harlan, Iowa, and Debbie (Craig) Musfeldt of Manning, Iowa; two sons, Robert Andersen and his friend, Rhonda Brown, and Rick (Cheryl) Andersen, all of Harlan, Iowa; one brother, Raymond Andersen of Harlan, Iowa; one sister-in-law, Evelyn Andersen of Harlan, Iowa; 14 grandchildren, Julie Livingston and Tammy Pond (children of Linda), Shawna Jacobsen, Sandra Harmon, and Carmen Ickes (children of Bonnie), Elisha Leinen, Marsha and Mark Andersen (children of Robert), Justin, Katie, and Joel Musfeldt (children of Debbie), and Ross, Nathan, and Cali Andersen (children of Rick); 9 great-grandchildren; one nephew, Allan Andersen of Harlan, Iowa; and other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, September 22, 2004, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Harlan, Iowa, with Pastor Heather Ploen officiating. Marge Ahrenholtz served as organist and Lee Nelson was the soloist. Honorary casket bearers were Allan Andersen, Phil Daringer, Max Bacon, Norman Piercy, and Leonard Petsche. Active casket bearers were Mark Andersen, Justin Musfeldt, Ross Andersen, Steve Livingston, Josh Leinen, and Tyler Jacobsen. Shelby County VFW Post #941 and Helmer Reyelt AL Post #150 were in charge of military rites. Burial was in the Harlan Cemetery in Harlan, Iowa. The Burmeister-Johannsen Funeral Home in Harlan was in charge of the arrangements. | Andersen, Robert Christian (I6916)
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| 3940 | "Robert Earl Frerichs (84), Lincoln, Nebraska, was born January 28, 1934, at their farm home near Mt Clare, Nebraska. He passed away on October 25, 2018, at Bryan East Hospital in Lincoln at the age of 84. He began his education at age 5 in a one-room schoolhouse near Mount Clare, Nebraska. He graduated from Nelson High School and served in the army for two years. He received a Business Administration degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and worked as an accountant for physicians for 30 years. Robert married a young widow, Roberta L’Heureux and her two small children in 1964. He adopted Larry and Donna, and their union added Barbara. They enjoyed 54 wonderful years together and enjoyed square, round and ballroom dancing and traveling. Bob enjoyed his extended family, their good neighbors, and maintaining a meticulous home and yard. He enjoyed flowers, the millions of butterflies that visited each year, and all the beauty in nature. He was very proud of his children’s and grandchildren’s success and accomplishments. Bob enjoyed old cars and old tractors. Frequently during small talk with new acquaintances he would tell them he married Bobbie because she had a 1962 Ford. It was black and white with a red interior. He added extra chrome—pretty sharp! That car was a perfect fit for him. At 6’5” he drove it while wearing a dress hat comfortably for over 30 years. As empty nesters, Bob and Bobbie would dance 2-5 nights per week. At a three hour dance, they would dance at least 90% of the songs. They attended several weekend polka fests and square dance conventions. After retirement, they enjoyed two weeks of barn dancing each fall at Silver Dollar City during their Harvest Festival. They gained many special friendships with fellow dancers. On September 20, 2018, they were able to dance a few songs by the Bobby Layne Orchestra at Legacy Terrace helping to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Legacy Terrace. They have been part of the Legacy Terrace family for almost two years. Survivors include his wife, Roberta; children, Larry (Marcia) Frerichs, Donna (Doug) Dudney, Barbara (Doug) Stephens; grandchildren, Dan (Candiace) Dudney, Jenna (Brian) Harclerode, Julie (Alex) Terry, Nicholas (Caitlyn) Stephens, David Dudney, Stephen Frerichs, Allison Frerichs; brother Gene (Twilla) Frerichs. He was preceded in death by his parents, Hans and Anna Frerichs, brothers, Alan (Pat) Frerichs and Glen (Beulah and Dorothy) Frerichs, and infant sister Margaret Frerichs. Celebration of Life services were held Monday, October 29, 2018, from St. Mark's Methodist Church in Lincoln with Pastor Kate Hillhouse officiating. Burial was in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to St. Mark's Church or Clinic with a Heart." (The Nuckolls County Locomotive-Gazette (Nelson, NE), Thursday, November 1, 2018; pg. 2; gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Frerichs, Robert Earl (I5622)
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| 3941 | "Robert Fieldsted 1936 ~ 2007 Robert Fieldsted, age 71, of Altamont, UT, passed away July 16, 2007, at his home. Born May 2, 1936, in Roosevelt, UT, to William Taylor and Anne Velma Erickson Fieldsted. Married Connie LaRue Lyons on March 20, 1954, in Mountain Home, UT. Survived by wife, Connie, Altamont; sons, Brent (Marsha) Fieldsted, Roosevelt; Joe (Chanel) Fieldsted, Roosevelt; Robert Mack (LoAnn) Fieldsted, Orem; Mick (Kathy) Fieldsted, Altamont; 18 grandchildren, six great-grandchildren; sister, Flora Allred, Roosevelt; and a brother, Harry (Beverly) Fieldsted, Altamont. Preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Stanley Fieldsted. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Friday, July 20, 2007, at the Altamont LDS Stake Center. Friends and family may call at the Hullinger Mortuary, 457 East 300 North, Roosevelt, on Thurs. from 6-8 p.m. and from 9:30-10:45 a.m. on Friday at the church. Burial will be in the Mtn. Home-Boneta Cemetery...." (Også gengivet i findagrave.com) | Fieldsted, Robert (I18066)
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| 3942 | "Robert J. Banghart, SC, USN, 79, died Nov. 11, 1998, at Crista Shores in Silverdale. He was born Feb. 7, 1919, in Battle Creek, Mich. He married his wife Betty on Sept. 3, 1938, in Battle Creek, Mich. He received his bachelor's degree from the University of Arizona in 1940 and his master's degree from the Naval Postgraduate School in 1962. Mr. Banghart was commissioned into the Navy on April 28, 1944. His military service included action during the Asiatic-Pacific campaign in World War II and the Korean War. He retired in 1979 with the rank of captain after 35 years of service. His final assignment was as comptroller of the Naval Shipyard in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Following his naval service, Mr. Banghart worked several years at Honeywell and 10 years at Vitro. He was a former member of the Bremerton Kiwanis Club. He also played a British naval officer in the movie "War and Remembrance." Survivors include his wife; three sons, Fred of Snohomish, Bob of Federal Way and Allan of Mechanicsburg, Pa.; three daughters, Katheryn Decker of Monterey, Calif., Elizabeth Liebert of Silverdale and Martha Foltz of Renton; 18 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. At the request of his family, memorial services will be private." | Banghart, Robert Jenness (I12001)
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| 3943 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I16316)
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| 3944 | "Robert Jørgensen. fhv. skovløber af Esrum, enkemand efter Andrea Louise f. Darre død her 1954. Sidste fælle bopæl Krogdalshuset. Født i Kalvehavehus Esbønderup ..." | Jørgensen, Robert (I13533)
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| 3945 | "Robert L. Earl, 70, of Carsonville, passed away on Monday, May 19, 2008 in Mercy Hospital after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. He was born on December 2, 1937 in Juhl, Michigan, son of the late George and Gladys Earl. Robert married Terri J. Kenny on September 28, 1991 in Croswell. In 1956 Bob graduated from Marlette High School and he then went to St. Clair County Community College and graduated in 1978 with an Associate Degree in Law Enforcement. He joined the United States Army Active Reserve. Bob was a former City of Detroit patrolman; Sanilac County Sheriff Department Deputy Sheriff, Rank of Sergeant; City of Croswell, Chief of Police and Village of Carsonville, Chief of Police. He was also the Supervisor for Dean, Vlasic and Gielow Pickles. Bob was Carsonville Village Clerk, active with the Marlette Emergency Medical and Sanilac EMS. He was a member of the Marlette Community Hospital Ambulance Service, American Legion Post 255 and American Assoc. of Diving Instructors. Bob has received numerous citations and awards. Bob had a very active Public Service. Robert is survived by his wife, Terri Earl of Carsonville; son, Robert Earl of Marlette; daughter, Susan Bular of Auburn Hills; daughter, Pamela Earl of Sandusky; daughter and son-in-law, Vicky and Eric Davis of Applegate; daughter and son-in-law, Tina and Richard Geller of Bradenton, Florida; son, William Hanzinger of Muskegon; seven grandchildren and a great-granddaughter; sister, Sharon Zumwalde of Fergus Falls, Minnesota; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Douglas and Marion Kenny of Deckerville; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his previous wife, Crystal Earl on May 12, 1989. Memorial services will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday, May 31, 2008 in Carsonville United Methodist Church, 3953 Sheldon Street, Carsonville. The Rev. Jerry Griggs, pastor of Carsonville United Methodist Church. Visiting Hours will be Friday, May 30, 2008 from 1:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. at the church. Cremation arrangements by Jowett Funeral Home, 1634 Lapeer Ave. at 17th Street, Port Huron. Memorial tributes may be made to Blue Water Hospice." Published in The Times Herald on May 25, 2008. | Earl, Robert L. (I12793)
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| 3946 | "Robert M. Owens Memorial Scholarship Established in 1998 by the family and friends of the late Mr. Owens. As the University’s attorney for more than 25 years, Mr. Owens was integrally involved in University affairs, and his wisdom and devotion contributed mightily to Fairfield’s evolution. The fund provides scholarship support to a student with demonstrated need." | Owens, Robert M. (I21352)
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| 3947 | "Robert, (Bob, Dad, Grandpa, Morty, Mr. Mort) Mortensen passed away peacefully June 3 in Olympia, WA. He was 88 and lived a great life! He had struggling over the past several months from two strokes and several seizures that weakened his cognitive and writing abilities, a major part of his life. Each time a stroke hit, he did everything possible in therapy to overcome the obstacles while sneaking in a laugh or joke to lighten the moment for all around him. His personality never left. Dad loved to teach and to talk! He told his nurse that he was at peace and was ready to go a moment before he breathed his last breath and passed peacefully. Bob was born Iron Mountain, Michigan on June 10, 1930 to Leo and Eva Mortensen. He had a sister Olive, who passed away suddenly during his childhood. Bob was a proud graduate of the University of Notre Dame in 1952. He served in the military at the end of the Korea War and while stationed in Hawaii, met Janet Staatz who he later married on April 7, 1956 in Sumner, Washington. After 58 years of marriage, Jan preceded Bob in death on May 9, 2014. Bob entered banking and finance in both Seattle and Tacoma, but his passion was in teaching. In 1974 he joined Charles Wright Academy in Tacoma where he managed school finances, coached boys’ and girls’ basketball and taught middle school English. He retired from Charles Wright in 1994, but he never stopped teaching. He was one of the founders of the Charles Wright Elders group, he was a reader at his Catholic church, he was a contributing writer to the Notre Dame Alumni Magazine, he wrote often to his local newspapers and he and Jan were volunteers in Hospice for more than 20 years before he suffered his first stroke in the fall of 2018. He was a member of Holy Wisdom Inclusive Catholic Community in Lacey, Washington. Bob assumed there was a reason God kept him living these past few weeks as his functions were shutting down. All who knew him know that it was to show him, and all of us how much love surrounded him. We were all blessed! Bob is survived by son Paul (wife Rhonda and Griffin, Jack and Amy) in Silver Spring, Maryland, son Bill (wife Susan and Luke and wife Ali) in McDonald, Pennsylvania and his daughter Nancy Mortensen in Olympia, Washington. Rest in peace Bob and say hello to Jan!" (Gorevermissed.com også gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Mortensen, Robert Leo (I16525)
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| 3948 | "Roberta Fjeldsted Larsen, 85, of La Grande, Oregon died Thrursday morning, June 25, 1998 after complications from a fall in her home. She was born September 28, 1912 in Centerfield, Utah to Sydney and Sena Helena Fjeldsted. She attended schools in Sanpete County and graduated from Gunnison Valley High School in 1930. She married Glen Jensen Larsen on October 1, 1930, Centerfield, Utah. They lived in Centerfield until 1937 when they moved to Ely, Nevada. They lived in Ely until 1941, then moved to La Grande, Oregon. Roberta was a member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, and was an avid genealogist and active member of the LDS Church. She has served in various organizations in the Church, such as YWMIA, Relief Society, and she also served many years in the Church Genealogical Library. She served as a Stake Missionary for several years in the La Grande area. She was a devoted, mother, grandmother and sister who spent most of her life taking care of her husband and family. She is survuved by her husband Glen of La Grange, Oregon. Sons Dale of Las Vegas, Nevada; Evan of Portland, Oregon; Roger of Burlet, Idaho. Daughter Sharon Nelson of Lindon, Utah. Seventeen grandchildren; 44 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-granddaughter. Sisters Montez Hunter, Provo; Carolyn Harris, Provo; and brother Marvin Fjeldsted of Hermiston, Oregon. Numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Monday, June 29, 1998 in the Island City LDS Chapel. Graveside services will be held Thursday, July 2, 1998, at 1 p.m. in the Centerfiels City Cemetery under the direction of theWarren R. Jensen Funeral Home." | Fjeldsted, Roberta (I17763)
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| 3949 | "Rolan D. Porter passed away quietly November 13, 2020, at his home in New Brighton MN. Rolan was born in Albert Lea MN on November 27, 1928, to Dwight and Edna Porter. Surviving Rolan is his wife, Irene; children Steve (Annette) Porter, West Fargo ND; Julie (Doug) Miedtke, Grand Rapids MN; David (Linda) Porter, Columbus NE; Jason (Denise) Porter, Coon Rapids MN, and Amy (Revelle) Russell, Homer AK; 13 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. Preceding him in death were his parents, infant sister Pearl, infant daughter Paula, son Roger, and granddaughter Tara." | Porter, Rolan D. (I21045)
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| 3950 | "Romedahl i henhold til kirkeministeriets skrivelse af 7/1.59 ..." | Romedahl, Birthe (I17174)
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