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| 47201 | Telefonbogen 1975: Alfr. Melgaard, Sygekassekass., Husmand, Landlyst, (Sæby) | Melgaard, Alfred (I7056)
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| 47202 | Telefonistinde gennem 35 år på Hjørring Sygehus | Heilesen, Gudrun (I543)
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| 47203 | Temporary Brigadier, Service No: 12759, The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. 1947, Birthday Honours tildelt Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. | Wieler, Leslie Frederic Ethelbert C.B., C.B.E. (I8677)
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| 47204 | Tenant selector. | Elmer, Josephine (I9743)
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| 47205 | Tenna Strauch, operettesangerinde, var datter af snedkermester Christian Alfred Ohlsen og hustru Maren Rasmine, født Strauch og steddatter af blikkenslagermester Uritzen i Helsingør. I 1926 optrådte hun en kort tid i revyen på Teater Bonbonnieren. Hun optrådte de følgende år i operetter på Gerda Christophersens turnéer og havde bl.a. hovedroller i "Cirkusprinsessen", "Nitouche" og "Dollarprinsessen". På Apolloteatret medvirkede hun i 1929 i operetten "Hjerter Dame" og i 1931 spillede hun rollen som Corinna i "Frk. Nitouche" på Nancy Nathansens turné. I slutningen af 1930erne havde hun engagement på Nørrebros Teater, hvor hun medvirkede i "Balalaika" og "Cornevilles klokker". Tenna Strauch blev gift den 23. januar 1932 i Hellerup Kirke med sekretær i Købmandsstandens Oplysningsbureau, senere fabriksdirektør Poul Jansen (24-02-1898 - 26-07-1966). Ægteskabet blev senere opløst. | Strauch, Tenna (I13138)
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| 47206 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21339)
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| 47207 | TER-B-32 Borgerlig begravelse. ligbrænding 1941, 27 Marts. Bispebjerg Krematorium. | Kappel, Carrie (I8450)
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| 47208 | Terrence J Juhl Birth Date: 26 Apr 1941 Birthplace: Windsor Onta*, Canada Previous Residence: Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona, United States Death Date: 9 Aug 1998 Father's Name: Harold Juhl Mother's Name: Verna Brown. | Juhl, Terrence James (I12620)
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| 47209 | Tersløse (Merløse h.). | Bryske, Hr. Hartvig (I4669)
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| 47210 | Teskt på ligtsten: Her ligger begraven erlig og velbørdige mand / Jesper Torsen til Hørbylund som døde år 1526 / med sin Kiere høstru, -erlige og velbørdige frue, - fru Mette Matzdatter, -Mats Ionsens dater thel / Thorstedlund som år 1566 døde. Gud give dem / erfud ppstandel(se) Och ivod erlig og velbørdige / mand Niels Ionsen tell torstedlund. Stenen er først sat i 1589, og årstallene på stenen, som synes at være fejlagtige, kan måsje skyldes en fejllæsning. | Vognsen, Jesper Tordsen (I1028)
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| 47211 | Testamenterede Sorø Kloster hovedgård i Sandby (Sandby S., Tybjerg H .). Muligvis gods i Aversi (Aversi S., Tybjerg H .) (se nedenfor), skænket til Skt. Clara før 1270. Modtog med svogeren Johannes Johannesen 1257 af Ingerd af Regenstein (se denne) Hårlev med to møller, Ammerup, Lille Tårnby, 7 ½ ørtug skyldjord i Store Tårnby, Lystrup, Lille Linde og 2/3 af Tøvelde på Møn. Mageskiftede 1260 Jord i Stenløsemagle (Stenløse S., Ølstykke H.), Allerød (Blovstrød S., Lynge-Kronborg H.) og af Lynge Ore (Lynge S., Lynge-Frederiksborg H.) mod gods i Vallensved (Vallensved S., Øster Flakkebjerg H.). - Gaven til Skt. Clara givet i forbindelse med ønske om at blive løst fra band, af hvad årsag bandet er kommet vides ikke. Kongens mundskænk. 1257 uenighed med Ingerd af Regenstein om dennes stiftelsesgave til Skt. Clara. Ingerd måtte udlevere Andreas og hans svoger Johannes en del gods mod at de gav afkald på al øvrig ret. Mageskiftede 1260 med Skt. Clara i forbindelse med at han opfyldte sin afdøde hustru Cecilies testamente. Vidne på søsteren Margrethes gave til Sorø Kloster 1266, hans testamente bekræftet af arvingerne 1270. Seglet findes 3 steder 1257, -60 og -64. Stort og med hjortegevir. Således også ifølge. Komerup-frisen. Da sønnen af samme navn muligvis også var mundskænk, kan det ikke afgøres med sikkerhed, hvilken "Andreas Mundskænk" der er tale om i det følgende: Medbesegler på Tyge Blæsts (se denne) Sorø-gave 1266 (Andreas Skænkesen). Ifølge Sjællandske Krønike fængslet 1266. Bønfaldt Jakob Erlandsen om at blive løst fra band i 1260’erne og lovede til gengæld gods i Aversi. Vidne for Margrethe Sambiria i 1264, for Erik V Klipping i 1265. (Holbek & Brun) | Olafsen, Andreas (I5651)
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| 47212 | Testpilot 30 Jun 1947, styrtede ned tre dage senere. | Ochs, Keith Ronald (I7854)
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| 47213 | tetanus hermeticus Bopæl: Engtoftevej 8, Stuen. | Darre, Gerda Henriette Mathea (I12409)
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| 47214 | Tevens Boekhandel annex Leesbibliotheek, Renkum. | Manasse, Emanuel Alexander (I9375)
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| 47215 | The funeral for Dale Bren, 80, of Chatfield will be at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, June 25, 2011, at Chatfield Lutheran Church with Rev. Mark Docken officiating. Burial will be in the Chatfield Cemetery. Mr. Bren died Wednesday, June 22, 2011, at St. Marys where he had been a patient for three days. Dale Olaf Bren was born on Feb. 15, 1931, in Toronto, S. D. to Olaf and Edna (Thompson) Bren. He graduated from White High School in White, S.D. On Feb. 11, 1951, he married Sylvia Rymerson in Toronto, S.D. His former addresses were, Brookings, S.D., and Chatfield. Dale was a salesman, banker and realtor. He was a member of the Chatfield Fire Department, Commercial Club, school board, and Rotary Club. He enjoyed fishing, golfing, dancing, bowling, following grandchildren’s sporting events, and watching the Minnesota Twins. Survivors include his wife, Sylvia of Chatfield; four sons, Gary (Janet); Michael (Debra); Craig (Nina); Philip (Sheila) all of Chatfield; three daughters, Julie (Roger) Ledin of Lakeville; Peggy (Mark) Fratzke of Mankato; Lisa (Matt) Bradt of Chatfield; a Sweden exchange student, Tom Lindqvist of Stockholm, Sweden; 16 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren; two brothers, Donald (Joanne) and Glen (Vicki) both of Brookings. Dale was preceded in death by his parents, Olaf and Edna Bren. Visitation will be Friday, June 24, from 4 to 8 p.m. at Riley Funeral Home in Chatfield and one hour before the service at the church on Saturday, June 25. Riley Funeral Home in Chatfield (507-867-4310) is handling the arrangements. | Bren, Dale Olaf (I12885)
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| 47216 | The funeral service for William E. "Bill" Demmer, 58, Owatonna will be held on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 2:30 p.m. in Cross of Glory Lutheran Church, Hartland with the Rev. Dennis Frank officiating. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service in the church. Burial will be in the Hartland Cemetery, Hartland. William died on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2008 in his home. William Demmer was born the son of Lester and Norma (Christiansen) Demmer on Jan. 25, 1950 in Albert Lea. He was raised and attended school in Hartland graduating from New Richland-Hartland High School in 1968. Bill entered the United States Army and served during the Vietnam War. Following he lived in Albert Lea where he owned and operated Video Update. He moved to Owatonna and worked for Slidell in Owatonna. His passion was riding motorcycle and was a member of the Sons of Silence Faribault Chapter and known as Tusks. He also enjoyed flying, parachuting, parasailing, dancing, jet skiing and snowmobiling. He is survived by three sons, Xan, Zachery and Corey. all of Rochester; a daughter, Jaala (Jeremiah) Miller of Waseca; his mother, Norma Demmer of Albert Lea; three brothers, Jerry (Julie) of Clark's Grove, Brian (Teri) of Albert Lea, Reed (Jill) of Hartland; a sister, Dawn (Jeff) Hubbell of Phoenix, Ariz. and three grandchildren, Maurela, Bailey and Preston and many nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his father. Arrangements are with the Michaelson Funeral Home, Owatonna. | Demmer, William Einer (I10415)
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| 47217 | the In or Out Cafe, drevet sammen med ægtefællen. | Fitchett, George Ryland (I21922)
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| 47218 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I11319)
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| 47219 | The little town of Juhl has all but vanished. The first settlers in the area were Danish who came here in 1881 and the village was soon named after one of the settlers, Jens C. Juhl. The town grew and became home to over one hundred Danish families; the town also had a church, general store/post office and school, with farming as the main occupation and source of income. The post office ran from 1889 until 1906; once it shut down, the town began it's decline. Nowadays all the businesses are go Juhl can be found to this day in Elmer Township, Sanilac County at the corner of Juhl & Frenchline Roads. It's lonesome & desolate but it may bring some good photo ops for ya | Juhl, Jens Christensen (I12590)
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| 47220 | The Maharal married Pearl at the age of 32 years old (when she was 28 years old). She was the industrious daughter of Samuel Shmelka Reich, one of the richest men in Prague. On the day of their engagement, a sudden fire broke out in Prague in which all the property of Rabbi Shmuel Reich went up in fire. Jews were accused of arson, and many Christians attacked Jewish homes. The Reich family’s now impoverished state led to attempts by various parties to sabotage the Maharal and Pearl’s marriage. The bride's father himself thought that the match should be cancelled, because he had signed on it when he was wealthy and now his situation had changed drastically. The Maharal’s family firmly refused to embarrass a worthy Jewish daughter, and said that they would trust in G-d to save the situation. Slowly, life returned to normal, Rabbi Shmuel got rich again, and the happy couple finally married. (Hachiman) Loren skriver, at han tillige var rabbiner i Prag. | Schmelkes, Shmuel (I1940)
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| 47221 | The Maharal's marriage to his wife Pearl was a very happy one, and they were blessed with seven children, six daughters and a son. All six daughters married into prominent Prague families. His son, Bezalel, became rabbi in Cologne, Germany, where he headed a rabbinical academy. The Maharal was deeply grieved when this son met an untimely death in 1600. His descendants include 7 generations of Rabbis. (Burstein) | Löw, Bezalel Charif (I1934)
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| 47222 | The Maharal's wife was known for her scholarship. She was so erudite that she proofread her husband's books for mistakes. Some say that she put on tefillin, like Bruriah, the wife of Rabbi Meir, and Michal the daughter of Saul. (Hachiman) Tefillin: "a set of small black leather boxes containing scrolls of parchment inscribed with verses from the Torah. They are worn by observant adult Jews during weekday morning prayers; historically and traditionally, this is a male obligation, and thus, only males within Orthodox Judaism perform this mitzvah, or commandment. Despite the latter, some women also choose to wear Tefillin for prayer, and are encouraged to do so by some.[1] The practice of women donning Tefillin is not simply a modern, feminist phenomenon, as there is evidence that Jewish women in Medieval France and Germany wore them." (Wikipedia) The Maharal's marriage to his wife Pearl has been surrounded by the Loew family chronicler, Meir Perles, with romance. The bride's father, a well known Prague merchant, suffered business reverses shortly after the couple was engaged. Thus he could not meet the terms of the financial arrangements in favor of the young couple, as had been stipulated. Thereupon he offered to cancel the engagement. The Maharal, however, was not interested in financial settlement and he persisted in his love for Pearl. There was a long delay in the wedding, while the bride established herself in a bakery shop in order to help support the family. The marriage finally occurred in 1544. Bride and groom, according to the same chronicler, were then 32 and 28 years old respectively. Their marriage was a very happy one, and they were blessed with seven children, six daughters and a son. All six daughters married into prominent Prague families. His son, Bezalel, became rabbi in Cologne, Germany, where he headed a rabbinical academy. The Maharal was deeply grieved when this son met an untimely death in 1600. The Maharal's public career took him to many parts of Central and Eastern Europe, but his heart was always in Prague, the home of his wife's family and of his own children. (Burstein) Not the daughter of Schmelkes, according to recent scholarship. A. Putik and D. Polakovic (2009) 'Judah Loew ben Bezalel, Called Maharal * A study on his genealogy and biography', in P. Demetz (ed) Path of Life. Rabbi Judah Loew ben Bezalel ca. 1525*1609, Academia, Prague, pp29-83. Disagreement about the year of birth - 1516 vs. 1528 (according to Judith Nathan's data). According to another version, Pearl was the daughter of Rabbi Yitzchak Klober of Worms ? (Burstein) | Schmelkes, Perla (I1933)
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| 47223 | The present Pinchas Schul building is the work of the Horowitz family. In 1535 Aaron Meshulam Horowitz (a very wealthy leader of the community) had it built between his house and the site of the Old Jewish Cemetery. After the Second World War, the synagogue was turned into a Memorial to the Jews of Bohemia and Moravia murdered by the Nazis. On its walls are inscribed the names of the Jewish victims, their personal data, and the names of the communities to which they belonged. (Burstein) | Horowitz, Aaron Avraham Meshulam Zalman (I1977)
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| 47224 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I15585)
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| 47225 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Familie: Nulevende / Nulevende (F4450)
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| 47226 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I15292)
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| 47227 | The- & porcelænshandler i København. Født 22 dec. 1783 i København (Mos). Død 1840 i København. Begr. 30 juni 1840 i Møllegade. ~ 31 maj 1808 i København (Mos) m. IV.9 Frederikke ADLER (1793-1827) ... Se afsn. 1.5. Borgerskab o København 1810. Havde forretning oprindelig i Dronningens Tværgade 342 (vejviseren 1814/15 "Thehandler, Udvalg af Borlys og Sæbe"), men etablerede siden en the- og porcelænshandel i Købmagergade, der senere blev til "Salmonsens Tehandel". I vejviseren for 1817-18 findes han boende på Springgaden (senere Pilestræde) 31 i København. I vejviseren 1836 derimod Gl. Mønt 101 - tæt ved sønnerne David Philips og Peter Philips bopæl. Død 30. juni 1840 i København efter næsten 13 år som enkemand. (Brøndsted) | Rothenborg, Philip Moses (I8160)
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| 47228 | The- og porcelainshandler. | Rothenborg, Philip Moses (I8160)
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| 47229 | Thea Adler, Gift, født Monies. Grosserer T. Adlers Hustru, Nytorv 3. Pludselig død"" | Monies, Thea (I8201)
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| 47230 | Thea Wulff født Andersen, Kirkevej 23, 6040 Egtved. | Andersen, Thea (I12756)
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| 47231 | Theeschenkerij "De Bosbeek" / "De Leeuwerik". | Hartogsohn, Fanny (I9374)
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| 47232 | Their mother was one of the first women to obtain a Ph.D. at Yale, and later worked as a librarian at the Huntington Library. | Jacobsen, Kirsten Siegumfeldt (I12239)
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| 47233 | Thelma Lucille Coleman Name and form dates: Application: THELMA LUCILLE COLEMAN (Jun 1949), Application: THELMA LUCILLE JOHNSON (Aug 1965), Death: THELMA L JOHNSON (18 Jun 2005) Alias Thelma Lucille Johnson Birth Date: 26 Jun 1933, Anna, Texas, Death Date: 18 Jun 2005 Father's Name: Hillard S Coleman Mother's Name: Winona E Mark | Coleman, Thelma Lucille (I10879)
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| 47234 | Thelma May Beck Name and form dates: Application: THELMA MAY BECK (Nov 1946), Death: THELMA M BECK (07 Aug 2007) Second Alias: Thelma May Racine Birth Date: 25 Oct 1919 Birthplace: Pontiac, Oakland, Michigan, United States Previous Residence : Clarkston, Oakland, Michigan, United States Death Date: 7 Aug 2007 Father's Name: Joesph R Racine Mother's Name: Sylvia M Ayers | Racine, Thelma Mae (I12816)
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| 47235 | Theodor Sørensen til Theodor Sloth. | Sloth, Theodor (I6882)
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| 47236 | Theodora Norgaard Andersen. Gravsten afbildet. Sammen med ægtefællen. | Nørgaard, Ottomine Theodora (I7566)
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| 47237 | Theodore N Andersen, 87 Married Death: 18 Mar 1991, Brooklyn, Windham, Connecticut Address, 300 CANTERBURY RD, Brooklyn, Windham, Connecticut Occupation: CONSERV OFC Industry ST OF CT Education Level: Primary/Secondary Birth Town: Bethlehem Birth Year (Estimated): 1904 Spouse's Name: MARY | Andersen, Theodore Niel (I20470)
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| 47238 | There is an early tombstone in Bettenhausen (B119) of a Moshe Baruch ben Moshe Jehuda Segal. The date cannot be read anymore. Next to him lies Röschen, housewife of ... who died in 1647. The name of her husband is illegible now, but the proximity strongly suggests that she is Moshe Baruch’s wife. The early date suggests that Moshe Baruch is no one else but Benedict Goldschmidt. Moreover, on the tombstone of his son Abraham (Bettenhausen B442b) Benedict is also called Moses Baruch. Apparently, he went through another change of name after a serious illness. Most probably, his father’s name is Jehuda, to which Moses was appended after an illness. (Schelleken) | Levy, Baruch Daniel Samuel Goldschmidt Stuckert (I1723)
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| 47239 | They had 2 children: Paul Hartog Cohen (Emden, December 30, 1924 - Gorinchem, October 5, 1991) and Hedwig. The parents were arrested during their Kristallnacht in their German residence Emden. Ella was released soon, Benni first spent some time in a camp before being allowed to return home. Mother Ella died in 1939. Benni tried to get Paul and Hedwig to the Netherlands, but the border was closed in the meantime. A petition from his Dutch relative Heiman Cohen to Queen Wilhelmina to admit his nephew and niece did help. In January 1939 they were placed in a children's home in Wijk aan Zee and four months later in the Dutch Israelite Orphanage in The Hague. ... After a while, first Hedwig and then Paul also went to family in Deventer. In 1942 they were collected together and taken to a building in Deventer. However, they were able to leave that building unscathed and then went into hiding. ... His sister Hedwig went into hiding in Friesland during the war and escaped the Holocaust there. She died in Deventer in 2012. (J oodsmonument zaanstreek). | Cohen, Hedwig (I9411)
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| 47240 | THI A 005. Sammen med ægtefællen. | Jensen, Søren Christian (I19792)
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| 47241 | THI A 005. Sammen med ægtefællen. | Sloth, Inger Johanne (I6879)
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| 47242 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I7862)
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| 47243 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I5615)
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| 47244 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I8789)
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| 47245 | Thomas H Holmberg Fødselsdato: 28 Mar 1919 Bopælssted: Ferndale, Oakland, Michigan Death: 17 Jun 1980 Sted for begivenhed: Warren, Macomb, Michigan. | Holmberg, Thomas Henry (I21919)
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| 47246 | Thomas Jørgensen Heilesen var lærer i Smidstrup ved Vrå, siden i Pjedsted og derefter i Bjergby ved Randers. I den periode begyndte han sit arbejde for Landkommunernes Ulykkesforsikring, hvor han blev forretningsfører 12 May 1925 og siden direktør 1943-1957. Efter at have haft til huse i skolebygningen flyttede han som direktør til Marselis Boulevard i Århus. Hans søn Helge overtog forsikringsselskabet. "Heilesen, Thomas, R. af Dbg., Direktør for Landkommunernes Ulykkes forsikring G/S. Født 3. August 1888. Direktør for Landkommunemes Ulykkesforsikring fra 25. September 1925" (Forsikringsstaten 1957) | Heilesen, Thomas Jørgensen R. (I69)
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| 47247 | Thomas Leathley Johnston 1325 - 6th st. St. Port Huron, St. Clair Mich Birth Date: 14 December 1919 Birthplace: Milwaukee, Wisconsin Relative; Thomas W Johnston, 1325 - 6th st. St. Port Huron, Mich Student, University of Michigan Complexion: Light Height; 5' 10" Weight: 140 pund Eye Color: Blue Hair Color: Blonde | Johnston, Thomas Leathley (I11893)
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| 47248 | Thomas Leathley Johnston Birth Date: 14 Dec 1919 Birthplace: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States Previous Residence: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, United States Death Date: 4 Jul 2005 Father's Name: Thomas W Johnston Mother's Name: Marguerite Leathley. | Johnston, Thomas Leathley (I11893)
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| 47249 | Thomas Martin Osborn | Sello, Thomas Henry (I729)
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| 47250 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I969)
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