Om slægterne Brændgaard & Heilesen
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| 4001 | "Samme dag [Dom 2de p Psc]. Dom Miser. Peder Brahner og Hustruen Karen Sørensdatters Barn i Klitten døbt og kaldet Morten. Fadderne: Christen Christensens Hustru i Klitten bar ham, Anders Povelsen, Niels Lausens Hustru i Klitten. Dom. Trin. moderen introd." | Braner, Morten Pedersen (I16172)
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| 4002 | "Samson Heine (1764-1828) war ein Tuchhändler aus Düsseldorf, der seine letzten Lebensjahre in Hamburg verbrachte und 1828 auf dem Jüdischen Friedhof Altona beigesetzt wurde. Sein Sohn Heinrich Heine (1797-1856) machte bei seinem Onkel Salomon Heine in Hamburg eine Banklehre und lernte hier später seinen Verleger Julius Campe kennen." (Die Welt 7 Apr 2014, https://www.welt.de/regionales/hamburg/article126663833/Grabstein-von-Heinrich-Heines-Vater-wiederentdeckt.html set 5 Dec 2018). Kendt filantrop som grundlagde Heineschen Hospitalet. | Heine, Samson (I1690)
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| 4003 | "Samtidig med Claus, dog sikkert yngre end han, er Volf Rantzau (Broder til Eler R.), der 1344 var Medlem for det af Kong Valdemar d. A. udstedte Brev angaaende Voldgiftsmænd i Striden mellem ham og de holstenske Grever. Det er antagelig denne Volfs Sønner, Volf og Markvard (Wulvekinus et Marquardus filii Wulwoldi de Rantzow), der 1387 afhændede deres Landsby Gothendorf i Eutin Sogn." (Holbek & Brun) | von Rantzau, Volf (I3154)
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| 4004 | "Samuel Bari, geschwächt von der Zeit im Getto Theresienstadt, starb am 24. Oktober 1958 in Israel." (Stolpersteine) | Bari, Samuel (I16338)
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| 4005 | "Samuel Isaac Abrahamsen. Handelskommissionær. Enkemand, Aabenraa 225-28. 68 Aar. Apoplexi" | Abrahamson, Samuel Isac (I21451)
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| 4006 | "SAN FRANCISCO -- No funeral services are planned for M.L. Bramson, the inventor of a heart-lung machine that has saved thousands of lives since it was introduced in 1971. Bramson died Thursday He was 85. His body, a family spokesman said, will be cremated and his ashes scattered at sea. Bramson was an engineer whose accomplishments included helping develop the world's first practical jet engine in England as well as devising machines that prolong human life. His heart-lung machine revolutionized medical science in 1971 by keeping a 19-year-old patient alive for 75 hours after his aorta was ruptured in an automobile accident. The young man recoverd and became the first human to be kept alive by a machine for so long and then go on to lead a normal life. Heart surgeons, who were previously hampered by conventional heart-lung machines that often complicated open-heart surgery, hailed Bramson's machine. In 1962, Bramson received the American Medical Association's prestigious Hektoen Medal for inventing the world's first automatic heart massager in 1961. He developed both machines while on the staff of San Francisco's Pacific Medical Center, where he worked until his retirement last year. Bramson was born in Copenhagen, the son of English parents. He grew up in England graduated from London University with an engineering degree. His long list of technical achievements began in 1936, when he helped in work that led to the development of the first practical jet engine. He came to the United States in 1943 as an English representative on the Lend-Lease program. Bramson is survived by his wife, Barbara, and three sons who live in England and Denmark." (UPI) | Bramson, Mogens Louis (I8220)
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| 4007 | "Sandra Dale Folkerts, 73, died at home with people who loved her by her side on July 24, 2010, after a brave and dignified fight with pancreatic cancer. Sandy was born in Blair, Neb., to Mary and Elmer Jensen on Jan. 14, 1937. Her first role in life was to be a big sister "Dude" to Larry and Paula, and friend and best cousins with Roma and Lila Jean. Mom's family meant the world to her, but she was soon busy raising her own family. Sandy spent her life loving and raising her children, through many trials and tribulations. She held several jobs throughout her lifetime but the only one that really mattered to her was being a mom to the seven of us. In 1984, she finally married her true love, Arthur Folkerts, and found her partner in all her endeavors. Together, they set an example of what the miracle of true love and hard work can accomplish. Each of us kids knew the true meaning of "home" because of their love. Mom was such a strong woman with a soft heart. She taught us to speak our minds when we needed to, to be true to ourselves and to always put the love of family first. Mom, we want you to know that each of us treasured our time with you. We all loved the way you "adopted" our friends as part of the family. Your heart always had room for one more. Thank you so much for all the memorable holidays and beautiful Saturdays. The memories of the music and laughter and warmth will carry us through. Sandy was preceded in death by her parents, Elmer and Mary; favorite aunt Ruth and uncle Johnny; beloved son Randy; baby brother Gary; and husband Arthur Folkerts. She is survived by son Rick (Donna) Folkerts; daughters, Leanne Berger, Tara Piersall, Susie Liebelt, Krissy Duenow (Danny Lester) and Tracy Folkerts; grandchildren, Caylon, Merill, Natalie, Jake, Derek, Jessica, Chelsea, Miranda and Sammi; great-grandchildren, Zoe and Lucas; sister, Paula (Tolbert) Carter and brother Larry (Mary Lee) Jensen. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Friday, July 30, at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.dahlfuneralchapel.com." (Published by Billings Gazette on Jul. 27, 2010) | Jensen, Sandra Dale (I18504)
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| 4008 | "Sandra Kaye Hitchcock Draper passed away July 13, 2012. She was born April 6, 1938 in Logan, Utah to Willard and Florence Jennie Hitchcock. She married Billie Keith Draper, January 30, 1960; later solemnized in the Logan Temple, February 15, 1974. She graduated from Box Elder Community High School, May 21, 1992. Kaye was active in the LDS Church where she served as Relief Society President and Primary President in the Promontory Branch. She was a faithful visiting teacher, young women's advisor and teacher in Relief Society and Primary. She was also chorister for the Harvard Ward Relief Society and ward missionary. Kay worked in the name extraction program since 1981 and also in the home extraction genealogy program with the computer. Kay wrote the Promontory News for The Leader in Tremonton and the Box Elder News & Journal in Brigham. Kaye and Bill enjoyed square dancing. They belonged to the Quarter Promonaders and the Brigham City Square Dance clubs. Survived by her brother, Michael Hitchcock of Logan, Utah; sister-in-law, Carolyn (Billie) Bolton; special niece, Justine Martinez and many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by her parents; husband, Billie; brother, Doyle Willard and sister, Sheila Taylor. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, July 18th, 2:00 p.m. at Redwood Memorial Mortuary, 6500 So. Redwood Road, with a viewing one hour prior to services." (Salt Lake Tribune, July 15, 2012; Gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Hitchcock, Sandra Kay (I17975)
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| 4009 | "Sandsynligvis den Margrethe, der betænktes i Absalons testamente med 2 bægre. Angives ofte at være den hellige Margrethe, der blev slået ihjel på stranden ved Køge omkring 1170. Den hellige Margrethe Karakteriseres som slægtning til Absalon og nær slægtning til Peder Sunesen. At den dræbte Margrethe skulle være Margrethe Sunesdatter er dog ikke påviseligt, ikke sandsynligt og kronologisk kun lige akkurat en mulighed. - Børnene Sune, Peder, Cecilie og måske Stig." (Holbek & Brun) | Sunesdatter, Margrethe (I3874)
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| 4010 | "Sandusky - Auge Sorensen, 82, of 2211 Setting Road, died Tuesday, Nov 10, 1981, in Sanilac County Medical Care Facility after a long illness. He was born April 30, 1899, in Denmark, and was a longtime resident of the Juhl, Marlette and Sandusky area. He married Anna Raub March 29, 1924, in Juhl Mr. Sorensen was a farmer. He was a member of the Hope Lutheran Church and Danish Brotherhood Lodge 238, Juhl. He is survived by his wife; four daughters, Mrs. Gerald (Inger) Brown,,Mrs Kenneth (Asta) Smith, and Mrs Dagny Bays, alle of Marlette, and Marie Downey, Calif. a sister, Mrs Steffen Jorgensen,and a brother Harols, both of Denmark; 11 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Hope Church. Burial will be in the Juhl cemetery" | Sørensen, Aage (I12763)
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| 4011 | "Sankt Annae Plads 10, 2. Sal ... Bor nu i Toldbodgade 7, 3. sal" [D indføjet ud fra faderens bopæl 1909] | Albertsen, Carlo Augen (I10742)
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| 4012 | "Sannolikt född 1220 eller 1221. Nämnes med titeln "dominus" i Birger jarls odaterade, till 1252 hänförda, handelstraktat med Lübeck som vittne tillsammans med de svenska biskoparna och sin avlidne bror jarlen Ulf fases son Karl Ulfsson. Sannolikt identisk med den "her Karl hertog Birges brother" som nämnes bland vittnena i ett i 1400-talsöversättning av en vidimation från 1353 föreliggande brev av konung Erik och Birger jarl från 1248 om munkaskäppan från Njudung och Finnveden. Dog tidigast 1253 och sannolikt före sin 1260 stupade brorson Karl Ulfsson. - Hans hustru namn är ej känd." (Brandt) | Karlsson, Hr. Karl (I4987)
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| 4013 | "Sannolikt född 1247 eller 1248. Nämnes tidigast 1276, då han vid fredsmötet vid Göta älv var en av de fyra världsliga stormän som tillsammans med fyra biskopar skulle representera konung Magnus "ladulås". Han hade då ännu ej den på riddarvärdighet tydande herrtitel med vilken han kan beläggas först 1280. ägde "Akærø", möjligen i Oppunda hd i Södermanland, och kvarnar i Torshälla i samma landskap. Dog 1281 och begravdes i Skänninge. Vapen: vingad pilspets. - Möjligen gift med en dotter av lagmannen i Tiohärad Karl Ingeborgason." (Brandt) | Karlsson, Ulf (I4986)
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| 4014 | "Sannolikt identisk med en väpnare med detta namn, som förekommer i Mecklenburg 1333." (Brandt) | Snakenborg, Gerhard (I2839)
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| 4015 | "Sara Caroline Gotthardt født Schaarup. Enke efter Købmand Consul Jens Hermansen Gotthardt ved Ballen, sidste Opholdssted Brundby ... 87 Aar gl" | Schaarup, Sara Caroline (I10394)
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| 4016 | "Sara Cohen født Hertz, Enke efter Kjøbmand Cohen, St. Regnegade 2, 2. Sal, 73 Aar". | Hertz, Sara (I21453)
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| 4017 | "Sara Jacobsen Lazer, afgangne Signetstikker Simon Jacobsens Enke ... boende i Stormgade N. 203. 76 Aar. Død af faldende Svaghed" | Latzer, Sara (I8837)
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| 4018 | "Sara Lazer, Enke efter Kjøbmand Latzer, Amagertorv No 16, 80 Aar Bronkitis chron." | Salomonsen, Sara (I21464)
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| 4019 | "Sara Levin. Handelsmand Joseph Levins Enke lille Kirkestrædet No. 42. 97 Aar. Død af Alderdom." | Levy, Sara (I2023)
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| 4020 | "Schleisner-Meyer, Steen, f 20 maj 20 i Kbh, d 12 marts 70 sst (F: grosserer Carl Frederik Leopold Meyer og Edith Marie Schleisner). — St 39 Gentofte, cand V 49. — April 49 vikar turnuskand Bispebjerg Hosp afd A, juli 49 kand FAS Frederiksværk, 50 ekstraord turnusbevis, juni 50 kand KAS Gentofte rtg afd, maj 51 vikar sst, aug 51 rsl Hæren flyvemed inst, april 52 vikar kand Set Lukas Stift, maj 52 vikar sst, maj 53 kand Radiumstat, marts 55 Marselisborg Hosp dermatol afd, aug 55-maj 57 l’rsl Viborg Sgh rtg afd." | Schleisner-Meyer, Steen Leopold (I9273)
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| 4021 | "Schneider, Edward F(aber) (b Omaha, 3 Oct 1872; d Santa Clara, California, 1 July 1950). Teacher, pianist, and composer. He received his early musical training at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California and with Louis Lisser in San Francisco. Later he studied with Xavier Scharwenka in New York (piano and composition), and Karl Heinrich Barth (piano) in Berlin. In 1901 Schneider joined the music faculty at Mills College and held the post until 1919. Schneider's principal form of musical expression was the programmatic symphonic poem. His musical language was conservative and exuded post-Wagnerian sentimental qualities. It was dominated by lyrical melodies, tonal harmonies with carefully resolved dissonances, and the judicious use of chromaticism. During the 1920's, especially, there were frequent performances of his works on the West Coast. Schneider composed incidental music to three San Francisco Bohemian Club "Grove" plays. his autograph compositions are held by the Music Library at the University of California at Berkeley. WORKS (selective list) Orch: Symphony "In Autumn Time," 1909-13; Legend of the Sargasso Sea, 1923; Nocturne, 1926; Thus Spake the Deepest Stone, 1927-34; Crossing the Lake, 1931. Dramatic: Bohemian "Grove plays -The Triumph of Bohemia, 1907; Apollo, 1915; Nanda, 1928. Chamber: Sonata, vn, pf, 1897; Sextet, 1906; Romantic Fantasy, vn, pf, 1907; Midwinter Idyl, vn, pf, 1924. " | Schneider, Edward Faber (I21371)
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| 4022 | "Schrøder, Axel, født 6. August 1876 i Askov, Ribe Amt. Søn af Højskoleforstander, Professor Ludvig Peter Schrøder og Charlotte Caroline Elise Wagner. — Privat undervist dels i Hjemmet, dels i Friskole indtil 1891. Landvæsenselev. Præliminæreksamen 1898, priv. dimitt. Sekondløjtnant i Fodfolket 1901. Tandlæge-Eksamen Juni 1905. Assistenttjeneste i Danmark. Praktiserede i Viborg 1906— 11. Praktiserer i Vejen siden 1912. Ansat som Tandlæge ved Børnehjemmet Baunhus, Vejen 1912. Tandlæge ved Sikringsstyrken 1914—19. Ritmester i Rytteriet 1917. Medlem af Bestyrelsen for D.T. F. 1908—15 og 1919—21. Næstformand i Sydjysk Tandlægeforening 1913—16. Formand for samme siden 1916. Formand for Kunstforeningen for Vejen og Omegn. Formand for Garderforeningen for Ribe Amt. Formand for Vejen Gymnastikforening. Formand for Viborg og Ribe Amters Skytteforeninger. Populære Foredrag og Artikler i Dag* og Ugeblade om Tænder og Tandpleje. Gift 29. November 1906 med Sara Louise Sørensen." (1949): "Schrøder, Axel (se Pag. 569). Rettelse: Børn: Ingrid Elisa, f. 15. Jan. 1919. stud. mag., død d. 19. Marts 1945." | Schrøder, Axel (I14714)
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| 4023 | "Schrøder, Harriet, født 24. Juli 1904 i Auning Sogn, Randers Amt Datter af Forstkandidat, Kassekontrollør og Bogholder ved Sorø Akademi Ejler Johannes Schrøder og Marie Elisabeth Skau. — Realeksamen 1921 fra Aarhus Kathedralskole. Tandlægeeksamen 21. Juni 1927. Assistenttjeneste i Danmark 1927—30. Assistent ved Københavns komm. Skoletandkliniker 1928—30. Assistenttjeneste i Schweiz siden 1930." (Danske Tandlæger, 1931) Supplementsbind, 1949: S. 28: Schrøder, Harriet (se Pag. 570). "Rettelse: Assistent ved Københavns komm. Skoletandpleje 1. April 1929— 1. Feb. 1930. Praktiserer i Ikast fra Sep. 1940 til Maj 1945." S. 33: Schrøder, Harriet (se Pag. 570 og Supp. 1945, Pag. 28). "Tilføjelse: Distriktstandlæge i Sverige fra l.Maj 1947." | Schrøder, Harriet (I11826)
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| 4024 | "Schrøder, Kay Christian. Født 10. Juni 1914 i Waldau, Estland. Forældre: Civilingeniør Holger Schrøder og Kirsten Christiansen. Gift 1941 med Marie Elisabeth Ottesen, Datter af Kunstmaler Johannes Ottesen og Kunstmaler Ellen Johansen. Artium 1933. Landbrugskandidat 1938. Ved Landvæsenet 1933 - 1935. Assistent hos Dyrlæge A. Jacoby Andersen, Bredsten, 1944. Vikariater i Brønderslev og Aulum. Praksis i Randers 1945-1947, i Vedde fra 1948. Adresse: Vedde." | Schrøder, Kay Christian (I15514)
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| 4025 | "Schutzbrief" 25 feb 1775 i Oldenburg. | Goldschmidt, Feivelmann Jonathan (I1700)
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| 4026 | "Sct. Hans Hospital, B ... Alexander Hærstrøm Olsen. Ugift assistent, fhv. afdelingschef ..." | Olsen, Aleksander Hærstrøm (I11367)
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| 4027 | "Sdr. Kirkegaard" | Torstrand, Peder Søren (I20321)
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| 4028 | "Seine Gemahlin war Agnes, die „Levtbeinin" (Lautwein), eine Patriziertochter aus Regensburg. Sie hatten 6 Kinder: Dietrich (2), Hans (1), Friedrich (3) (Deutscher Ordens-Comthur), Elsbeth (Klosterfrau, 1347—1364 Äbtissin zu Obermünster), Anna (Äbtissin zu Pielenhofen 1370—1390) und Adelheid .”(Spitzner 17) | Lautwein, Agnes (I5014)
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| 4029 | "Seligmann er søn af grosserer Rudolf Seligmann (født 1829) og Sophie født Weil (født 1844). Efter at han var blevet student (1883) og havde taget philosophicum, modtog han sin første uddannelse i kunsten hos Frans Schwartz og i den af P.S. Krøyer og Laurits Tuxen ledede malerskole; i 1887 debuterede han på Charlottenborg Forårsudstilling med to landskabsbilleder, udførte over motiver fra Halland; året derpå udstillede han et par figurmalerier og i 1888 Søndag i Thorvaldsens Musæum, der blev erhvervet til Den Hirschsprungske Samling, 1889 kom hans Fra Spillestuen i Studenterforeningen, der vakte opmærksomhed ved skarp og livlig karakteristik af figurerne og senere indbragte kunstneren en medalje ved verdensudstillingen i Paris. Endnu i 1890 og 91 udstillede Seligmann på Charlottenborg og vandt især anerkendelse som portrætmaler; så blev han deltager i Den Frie Udstilling og gav der i de følgende år møde med ikke få arbejder, landskaber, arkitekturmalerier og portrætter, blandt hvilke sidste især det store Portræt af min Hustru var af betydelig virkning. Ved siden af disse dygtige og fuldt ud selvstændige originalarbejder har Seligmann interesseret sig særlig for Frans Hals og malede flere kopier efter hans billeder, bl.a. et af de store skyttestykker i Haarlem (De officiren van den Cluveniers doelen 1893) og af en pompejansk fresko, Centavr og Mænade. Seligmann ægtede 16. maj 1893 Jenny Heyman (født 1873), datter af grosserer Philip W. Heyman." (Wikipedia) | Seligmann, Georg Sophus (I8298)
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| 4030 | "Selvejerbonde i V. Stræt i Slet Herred (ved Løgstør). Jens Nielsen og hans Æt hørte til Himmerlands Bondearistokrati paa samme Vis, som Kjærulferne hørte til Vendsyssels, og han var utvivlsomt Søn af Niels Jensen i Hornsgaard i Farstrup Sogn, der 1573 ejede de to Trediedele af V. Stræt i Vilsted Sogn, som var blevet forbrudt i Klementsfejden, og han fik 31. Maj 1573 Skøde af Kronen paa den ene Trediedel af Gaardens Bondeskyld, medens Kronens Rettighed i den (Herligheden, Husbondhold) 1577 blev skødet til Henrik Gyldenstjærne til Aagaard ... 8. Aug. 1597 fik Jens Nielsen i Stræt Stadfæstelse mod Afgift paa Kronens Part af Korntienden af Lundby Sogn, og 1608 fik han ligeledes Stadfæstelsesbrev paa Livstid og mod Afgift paa Kirke- og Konge-Korntienden af Oudrup Sogn1. I Jordebogen over Aalborghus Læn 1617-18 staar han endvidere som Fæster af Gaarden Lueholm i Oudrup Sogn, og han staar som saa mange andre Storbønder for Jordskyld af Grunde (Fiskeboder) i Løgstør. 1618 træffer vi ham paa Viborg Landsting som Fuldmægtig for Knud Gyldenstjærne til Aagaard2, saa han maa antagelig have været en oplyst Mand. 1619 tiltaltes han af Ridefogden til Aalborghus, fordi han i en halv Snes Aar havde ladet Lars Winters Gaard i Næsborg staa øde og havde ladet den forfalde. Efter sin første Hustrus Død ægtede han Birgitte Harbou, Datter af ærl. og velb. Otto Jørgensen Harbou til Holris og Restrup og Ingeborg Nielsdatter Skade; hun flyttede senere til en Søn i Nibe, hvor hun boede 1654 og 1670. Skiftet efter Jens Nielsen blev afholdt 1634 af Samfrænder ..." (Klitgaard) | Nielsen, Jens (I16093)
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| 4031 | "Senta wird bereits am 30. April 1942 nach Zamosc deportiert, hier verliert sich ihre Spur." (Stolpersteine) | Wolff, Senta Sara (I9302)
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| 4032 | "Sep 7. Dom.ca 15 post Trin blev døbt i Broust Kirke Niels Kiær og Maren Andersdatters barn af Broust, Nom Anders". | Nielsen, Anders Kier (I1209)
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| 4033 | "September D. 3die blef Peder Michelsøn af Schiøttrup og Anne Jensdatter af Furrebye trolovede og D. 22 October copulerede" Børn i ægteskabet: Christen Pedersen (bap 17 Mar 1720, Furreby - bef 1787), Søren Pedersen (bap 1 Mar 1722, Børglum), Karen Pedersdatter (bap 5 Sep 1723, Børglum - begr 27 Maj 1798, Børglum), Michel Pedersen (bap 10 Jun 1726, Børglum - begr 30 Jun 1799, Vrensted), Mette Pedersdatter (bap 22 Mar 1730 - begr 16 Feb 1783, Vrensted), Kirsten Pedersdatter (bap 24 May 1732, Børglum - begr 13 Apr 1805, Børglum), Else Pedersdatter (bap 12 Sep 1734, Børglum), Jens Pedersen (bap 17 Mar 1737, Børglum). | Familie: Peder Michelsen / Anne Jensdatter (F7412)
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| 4034 | "Sergent Jacob Moe Jensen og konstablerne Sebastian la Cour Holm og Benjamin Davi Sala Rasmussen, Gardehusarregimentet faldt for Danmark d. 19. december 2008 nord for Gereshk, henholdsvis 23, 22, og 23 år gammel. Mens de er på vej til Price-basen i en kolonne med forsyninger, kører en pansret mandskabsvogn på en vejsidebombe og brænder ud. En dansk soldat bliver såret, og hele tre danske soldater omkommer: Sergent Jacob Moe Jensen og konstablerne Sebastian la Cour Holm og Benjamin Davi Sala Rasmussen. Vores tanker og medfølelse går til alle de pårørende." (Garderhusarregimenetet på Facebook) "Dræbt af vejsidebombe den 19. december 2008, 21 år Jacob Moe Jensen var sektionens næstkommanderende. Eskorten af logistikkonvojen den 19. september 2008 var en standardopgave for den 23-årige sergent, som på det tidspunkt havde været fire måneder i Afghanistan. Med sig gennem ørkenen havde han konstablerne Sebastian la Cour Holm og Benjamin Davi Sala Rasmussen. Oberst Keld R.J. Christensen, der var chef for den danske kampgruppe i december 2008, beskrev alle tre som professionelle til det yderste. De var på deres første udsendelse, og havde taget stilling til, at de ville missionen: “Vi vinkede farvel til dem, da de kørte ud gennem porten, og stod med bøjet hoved, da de kørte ind igen. Vi lader os ikke skræmme. vi kører ud gennem porten i dag, i morgen, i næste måned. Vi lader ikke Jacob, Sebastian og Benjamins død være forgæves,” skrev oberst Christensen dagen efter eksplosionen. Forældrene til Jacob Moe Jensen har ikke ønsket yderligere omtale." | Jensen, Jacob Moe (I18257)
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| 4035 | "Services for Anna K. Stricklett, 85 of Blair, who died February 23, 1986 at Blair Memorial Community Hospital, will be held Wednesday, February 26, 1:30 p.m. at the Campbell Funeral Home. The Rev. Kurt Sortland will officiate and burial will be in the Blair Cemetery. Mrs. Stricklett was born on November 6, 1900, the daughter of Chris and Jorgine Nielsen of Blair. Survivors include her husband, Marion of Blair; and two sisters, Jorgine Graverholt of Blair and Sophie Petersen of West Point." | Nielsen, Anna Katherine (I18590)
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| 4036 | "Services for Clifford L. Johnson, 82 of Fremont and formerly of Scribner, who died September 14, 1993 at his home are 2 p.m. Thursday, September 16 at the Fremont Alliance Church. Rev. Eddie Masters is officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Cemetery in Fremont. Clifford L. Johnson was born February 9, 1911 at Pueblo, Colorado. He moved to the Arlington area in 1912 and attended Bisbee School until age 15 when he began farming to support his family. He moved to California and in 1935 was a night watchman at Sears Roebuck & Co. He returned to Nebraska and moved to Scribner where he farmed. He retired in 1987 and moved to Fremont. He was a lifetime member of the Fremont Alliance Church and served several years on the church board. He was a former 4-H leader and worked at the Scribner Fair. He married Beulah I. Gutschow May 20, 1933 at Spirit Lake, Iowa. He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Ellen Larson Johnson; a brother, Emil and a sister, Huldah Lunstedt. He is survived by his wife, Beulah; two sons, Robert A. Johnson of Scribner and Richard Johnson of Fremont; two daughters, Ellen (Mrs. Dennis) Hansen of O’Neill, Nebraska and Jacqueline (Mrs. John) Cosseboom of Fremont; a brother, Gilbert Johnson of Glendale, California; a sister, Minnie Rasmussen of Glendale; 14 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. ..." [Yderligere én nekrolog tilgængelig. Tilføjer ej til ovenstående] | Johnson, Clifford Lorain (I18706)
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| 4037 | "Services for Harold D. Jensen, age 57 of Blair who died at Immanuel Medical Center October 9, 1991 were Saturday, October 12 at First Lutheran Church. Burial was in the Blair Cemetery. Harold Dean Jensen was born on April 13, 1934 at Herman, Nebraska to Harold T. and Bernice Taylor Jensen. He attended school in Blair after having moved from Herman with his family. On August 20, 1954 he married Gladys McIntosh in Blair. He worked for Markham and Brown for over 20 years as a riverboat pilot. For the past 11 years he was employed by Ft. Calhoun Stone Company. He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Richard. He is survived by his wife, Gladys; four children, Marsha Jensen, Cayce, South Carolina; Joann Jensen, Lexington, South Carolina; Nadine (Mrs. David) Toft, Spiker, Nebraska and Larry Jensen, Kennard, Nebraska; four grandchildren; three sisters and two brothers, Norma (Mrs. Elvin) Grell, Marilyn (Mrs. Donnell) Edson, both of Blair, Nebraska, Donna (Mrs. Gene) Lowther, Fremont, Nebraska, Ronald Jensen, Norfolk, Nebraska and Jeffrey Jensen, Omaha, Nebraska." (Gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Jensen, Harold Dean Jr. (I18492)
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| 4038 | "Services for James Marion Stricklett, 93, who died Saturday, August 23, 1986 at the Blair Memorial Community Hospital, will be held Tuesday, August 26, 2 p.m. at Campbell Funeral Home. Rev. Donna Durrette will officiate and burial will be in the Blair Cemetery. Stricklett was born February 14, 1893, the son of Turner and Edna Stricklett of Mills county, Iowa. He married Anna K. Nielsen on February 20, 1918 in Omaha. Stricklett was a custodian for the Blair Post Office for many years. He was a World War I veteran, serving from April 1918 to February 1919. He lived at Good Shepherd Home in Blair at the time of his death. Survivors include one brother, Ray Gillett of Blair. Pallbearers will be Howard Hoier, Earl Hoier, Dale Stricklett, Ernie Stricklett, Wendell Homes, and Paul McDonald." | Stricklett, James Marion (I18593)
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| 4039 | "Services for Lois Gutschow, age 80, of Blair, who died December 10, 1991, at the Tekamah Senior Citizen Center will be 9:30 a.m. Saturday, December 14, at the First United Methodist Church, with burial in the Blair Cemetery. Lois Margaret Collins was born on September 27, 1911, at Council Bluffs, Iowa, to Byron and Theresa O’Day Collins. She graduated from Thomas Jefferson High school in Council Bluffs, Iowa. On September 28, 1933, she married Fred C. Gutschow. They lived in the Blair area their entire married life. Lois was a member of the Blair United Methodist Church. She is survived by her daughters, Sheran Hibbs, Peggy (Mrs. Ray) Lantry, Luella (Mrs. Ron) Jenkins, and Lynn (Mrs. Fred) Stirek, all of Blair, Nebraska; 13 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Fred in December, 1989; one brother, John Collins and her son-in-law, Larry Hibbs. | Collins, Lois Margaret (I18696)
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| 4040 | "Services were Thursday, Jan. 23 at Ben Stalp Funeral Home in West Point, Nebr. for Mildred (Mrs. Eldon) Thietje, 85 of West Point, who died Jan. 21, 1997 at St. Francis Memorial Hospital in West Point. Rev. Carl E. Kramer officiated. Burial was in Mt. Hope Cemetery at West Point. Mildred Thietje was born March 5, 1911 at Blair to Henry and Sophie Nielsen Petersen. She graduated from Blair High School and was a telephone operator in Blair for several years. She married Eldon Thietje Oct. 28, 1931 at Blair. She was preceded in death by her husband, Eldon on May 30, 1990; her parents and one brother, Chris. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Donna Mancuso, Omaha; three grandchildren, Terri (Mrs. Tom) Hamburger and Brad Mancuso, both of Omaha and Kirt Mancuso of Chicago, Ill.; one great-granddaughter, Francine Hamburger of Omaha and several nieces and nephews. ..." | Petersen, Mildred Dagmer (I18743)
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| 4041 | "Sharon Zumwalde. February 22, 1939 — January 15, 2021 Sharon Zumwalde of Jewett Lake in Otter Tail County, MN, passed away Jan. 15, 2021 after many months of battling multiple medical issues. She fought hard, always with family nearby or on a video chat. Ultimately, these medical issues overcame her. Sharon was born February 22, 1939, to George and Gladys (Beck) Earl in Juhl, MI. She attended Marlette High School in Marlette, MI, graduating in 1957. She then attended Grace School of Nursing, earning her RN in 1960, and worked as a nurse in Detroit, MI. On May 11, 1963, Sharon married Joseph John Zumwalde in Detroit, MI, and Sharon later left nursing to start and raise their family. She followed her husband Joe in his naval career that took them to assignments in San Diego, Hawaii, the Pentagon, and Cuba, before concluding his career at the Naval Recruiting station in Fargo, ND. Sharon later went back to school to be recertified as a RN and returned to work in the health field in Moorhead and later in Fergus Falls, MN after moving to Jewett Lake. Sharon has also held positions at NW Mutual in Fargo, and Nelson Ford and Otter Tail Credit Union both in Fergus Falls. Sharon loved her family, her home on Jewett Lake and watching golf and football – the Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, and North Dakota State University Bison. Sharon was also a gadget gal, always interested in the latest technology. If there was a new widget or wingding, she wanted it. And Sharon was the self-proclaimed straw boss, always generous with advice on all matters, advice that will now sorely be missed. If love could have saved you, you would live forever. Sharon is survived by her daughters, Patricia (Roger) Lewis and Kathleen (David) Wahlberg; son, William (Linda) Zumwalde; grandchildren, Nicholas (Karis Hamilton) Lewis, Kyle (Savannah Thompson) Wahlberg, and Mallory (TJ Goulet) Shuck. Sharon is also survived by six great-grandchildren, Bowen, Harper, Taitym, Dalton, Berkley, and Sutherlyn. Sharon was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph; brother, Robert Lee Earl, and great-granddaughter, Averee. A private gathering of immediate family will be held and then a larger celebration of life will be held at a later date. Please refer back to the funeral home website and Sharon’s Tribute Wall for a recording of the service on Friday, February 5, 2021. ... Interment: St. Joseph Cemetery, Moorhead, MN" (med foto, også gengivet i red. form i findagrave.com med to portrærfotos) | Earl, Sharon K (I12794)
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| 4042 | "She immigrated from Denmark to U.S. in 1882 as a married woman with her husband, Soren Larsen, 4 year old dau. Margaret, an infant child who soon died, and she was pregnant. The lived in Albert Lea, Minnesota, for the first 14 years, her husband worked for the railroad. They saved money for their farm, which they bought in Freeborn Township, Freeborn Co., Minnesota. Descendant Lora visited the farm which is near Freeborn Lake. The farm has beautiful rolling land and is still a dairy farm in 2018." | Munck, Beate Pedersen (I7796)
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| 4043 | "She produced, directed and acted in the Metis Cabaret over a period of 60 years" | Molson, Hazel Mary (I16564)
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| 4044 | "She [Mathe] and my mother [Bela], who knew how to make pointed gold and silver lace, suppported themselves. (Glückel von Hameln, s.19). Mathe var efterladt som enke og forsørger for Bela. De boede hos Glückl Ellrich Detmold. | Detmold, Bela Ellrich (I1847)
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| 4045 | "Shelby D. Taylor left the arms of his sweetheart and entered into the rest of our Savior, November 7, 2010 in Lehi, Utah. Born June 6, 1930 in Duchesne, Utah to John Moroni Taylor and Caroline Pearl Tanner, he was the eighth of 12 children. He married Maurine Rowley, they were later divorced. He married his sweetheart Letha Colledge on February 14, 1975. He was part owner in Mountain States Fence Company but his greatest enjoyment and lifelong occupation was farming and helping others. He served in several callings in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, every Wednesday for the past 28 years he and Letha faithfully served in the temple. He is survived by a large blended family, Ione (Thomas) Chilton, Douglas, Don (Diane), Carol (Dick) Prescott, Cherlynn (Bill) Hoyt, Ken (Laurie) Curtis, Dan (Mary) Curtis, Lynette (Warren) Huber, brother Preston (Barbara) Taylor, sisters Coleene Justice and Allie Brown. Preceded in death by David and Roy Curtis. Lovingly known as Grandpa Taylor to 37 grandchildren and 67 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, November 13, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. in the Willow Creek Ward LDS Chapel, 1929 West 1500 North, Lehi. ... Interment, Lehi City Cemetery." (Deseret News, 10 Nov 2010; gengivet i Findagrave.com) | Taylor, Shelby D (I17989)
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| 4046 | "SHIRLEY ROSS MECHAM ERNEST - Age 87 of Provo, UT passed away into the arms of her Heavenly Father on Friday February 2, 2018. With her were her daughter Tami and granddaughter Sarah. Shirley was one of seven children. She came into this world on August 3, 1930 to Marion and Gladys Ross in Arcadia, Utah. She married Floyd Mecham, later divorced. Shirley then married Robert William Ernest on February 6, 1970 and was later sealed to Bob on October 14, 2017 in the Provo City Center Temple. Shirley’s great love, besides her family and dear friends was genealogy and illustration. Using either photo or Japanese painting she would illustrate Bob’s insightful poems and combine them into book form to be shared with family and friends. We take comfort in knowing that Shirley is with her one true love, Bob and other family already passed. She is preceded in death by her parents, her two brothers Loryn and Allen Dale, her sister Arlene, and her sons Frank and Jack. Shirley is survived by her three daughters, Carol Ann Heusser of Garland, Utah; Melanie Boyer of Libby, Montana; and Tami Heuser of Provo, Utah. She is also survived by 13 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren, and 3 great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Friday, February 9, 2018 at the Edgemont South Stake Center, 350 E. 2950 N. Provo, Utah. ..." (bearbejdet udgave gengvet i Finaagrave.com) | Ross, Shirley (I17913)
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| 4049 | "Sidsel Jensdatter.Enke efter Gaardmand Christoffer Jensen i Broust. 45 Aar. Død af Forstoppelse" | Jensdatter, Sidsel (I21255)
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| 4050 | "Siges 1243 med sin Broder og sine Søstersønner m. fl. at forulempe Lybækkerne, var 1250 Ridder og Vidne, da Kong Abel gav Hamborg et Privilegium, og s. A. Vidne med Greverne Johan og Gerhard, var 1251 med sine Brødre Marquardus et Sifridus milites de B. Forlovere for Hr. Otto de Padeliicke, fejdede 1255 sammen med sine Brødre og denne Hr. Otto mod Greverne Johan og Gerhard og Staden Lybæk, var s. A. med sin Broder Sifridus de B., miles, Forlover for Brødrene Hinrik og Otto von Barmstede, havde før 1263 dræbt en Borger i Lybæk Rikard udenfor Byens Port, var død 9 Aug. 1274." (Holbæk & Brun) | von Buchwald, Hr. Detlevus (I6486)
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