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| 56101 | Ved ægtefællens død: Smedesvend [etage ej anf. i KB] | Torp, Senius Nielsen (I11498)
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| 56102 | Ved ægtefællens død: Snedkermester. | Nielsen, Jørgen Henrik (I11047)
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| 56103 | Ved ægtefællens Frode Sørensens død. | Henriksen, Karoline Marie Eleonora (I2097)
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| 56104 | Ved ægtefællens session, 1917. | Marie (I20549)
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| 56105 | Ved ægtefællensdød. | Frederiksen, Karla (I17355)
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| 56106 | Ved ægtefælles d. 1805 bopæl Oddersbøl i Klitten, Ved barns f. 1807: Gaardmand, Odderbøll. | Pretzmann, Erich Zacharias (I8049)
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| 56107 | Ved ægtefælles d. 1888: Arbejdsmand. FT 1890, Hirtshalvej 16 Hjørring, Vennebjerg, Hjørring: Niels Martin Simonsen, 2m Enkemand, Arbejdsmand i et Garveri. Hos Arbejdsmand Jens Peter Jensen og Agine Marie Jensen . | Simonsen, Niels Martin (I6232)
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| 56108 | Ved ægtefælles d. 1928: Cyklehandler, Kongensgade 6, Nørresundby. FT 1930, Østergade 19, Stuen, Nørre Sundby (Skema 19): EDVARD Johannes Nørgaard, (Bopæl 5 Nov 1929) Kongensgade 6 her, 6/12 1892, Grindested, E, HF, Cyklehandler. Med Carl Aage Nørgaard (15/9 1924 Øster Svenstrup, Barn),og Kirstine Marie Pedersen (17/12 1891 Svingebjerg, U, Husbestyrerinde) | Nørgaard, Edvard Johannes (I7348)
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| 56109 | Ved ægtefælles d. 1939: Prokurist. FT 1940, Calvinsvej 25, Stuen, Fredericia: Petersen, Grete, 16/11 1917 Branderup, (Viet) 16/3 1940, Husmoder. Med ægtefælle Petersen, Axel ( 16/3 1906, Fredericia, Prokurist, Handelsmølle). Samme bopæl ved barns f. 1943. 1948, ved barns f.: Prokurist, Alkavej 7. | Petersen, Axel (I12283)
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| 56110 | Ved ægtefælles d. 1942, og ved ved vielsen 1944: Arbejdsmand i Randers. | Andersen, Harry (I6102)
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| 56111 | Ved ægtefælles død 1945, Invalidepensionist. Ved egen død: Boensgade 17, Frederikshavn. | Christensen, Axel Carl (I7067)
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| 56112 | Ved ægtefælles død, og igen KB ved død. | Nørgaard, Casper (I1175)
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| 56113 | Ved ægtefælles død, samt ved død. | Jensen, Jens Kristian (I6140)
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| 56114 | Ved ægtefælles død. Vejer. | Magnussen, Henry (I10004)
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| 56115 | Ved ægtefælles død: Slagtermester i Haderslev. FT 1860: Storegade Mat 475: Christian Lauritzen Lund, 30 1830, Enkemand, Husfader. Slagtermester. Med Carl Ferdinand Anton Friedrichsen, 21, Ugift, Slagtersvend, Marie Christine Schmidt (30, Ugift, Tjenestepige), Jens Sørensen Lund (60, Enkemand Dannebrogsmand. Handelsmand), Hans Ohlsen Lund, 14, Hans søn). Ved barns f. 1868 samt ved ægtefælles d. 1879: Slagtermester. | Lund, Christian Lauritzen (I12093)
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| 56116 | Ved ægtefælles f. 1937. | Mortensen, Peter Sørensen (I12214)
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| 56117 | Ved ægteskab var bruden pige i Sønder Broby. Anmærkning ved Sønnen Otto Marius' dåb: Vielsesattest af 10 Oktober 1901, Haagerup Præstegård, Henr. Jespersen Sognepræst. (genanskaffelse). | Familie: Christen Heilesen / Amanda Christine Rasmussen (F91)
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| 56118 | Ved ægteskabet: husassistent | Familie: Børge Skytthe / Birgit Andersen (F501166)
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| 56119 | Ved ældste barns dåb 1931 og konfirmation 1945: Træskofabrikant. | Friis, Alfred Sofus (I10721)
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| 56120 | Ved ældste barns dåb 1942. | Christensen, Christen Hansen (I10784)
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| 56121 | Ved ældste barns dåb 1946 | Elholm, Christen Hansen (I10649)
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| 56122 | Ved ældste barns dåb, 1920: Farvehandler, Algade 95. FT 1921: Anton Albertsen 12/9 1892, Marstal (tilflyttet kommunen fra) 1918 Nakskov, Husfader, Farvehandler. Med ægtefælle Agnes Hedvig Albertsen (12/7 1895, Marstal, Husmoder), og barn Hans Albertsen (31/5 1920, Vordingborg). FT 1925, Nørragde 22, Vordingborg: FT 1925: Anton Albertsen 12/9 1892, Marstal (tilflyttet kommunen fra) 1918 Nakskov, Husfader, Farvehandler, Nørregade 22, Vordingborg. Med ægtefælle Agnes Hedvig Albertsen (12/7 1895, Marstal, Husmoder), og børnene Hans Albertsen (31/5 1920, Vordingborg), Vera Albertsen (2/12 22, Vordingborg), Hedvig Albertsen (13/10 23, Vordingborg). 1931 og 1933, ved børns fødsel: Farvehandler, Stubbekøbingvej 67, Nykøbing Falster. | Albertsen, Anton (I11472)
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| 56123 | Ved ældste barns dåb. Uddannet jagerpilot. Siden ansat i SAS, hvor han arbejde from til pensioneringen | Hejlesen, Knud (I301)
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| 56124 | Ved ældste barns fødsel. | Rasmussen, Frederik Hansen (I10688)
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| 56125 | Ved øarns fødsel 1927 og 1928. | Pedersen, Jens Oluf (I17064)
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| 56126 | Vedsted i Aaby Sogn boede Storbonden Anders med sin Hustru, der var af stor Slægt, af de Kjerulfer. (Skipper Klement og Aalborg Slot. Fra Himmerland og Kjær Herred, 1918-1920, s. 131) | Jepsen, Anders (I989)
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| 56127 | Vedsted_A054, sammen med ægtefællen (gravsten afbildet 2017). | Christiansen, Bothilde Maria (I14542)
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| 56128 | Vedsted_A054, sammen med ægtefællen (gravsten afbildet 2017). | Juhl, Nis (I14538)
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| 56129 | Vedt_035. Gravsten afbildet (2012). Sammen med ægtefællen. | Jørgensen, Gerda Agnethe (I13536)
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| 56130 | Vedved vielsen samt barns dåb 1923: Skrædder i Hjørring (adr. ved barns dåb) Ved barns dåb 1938: Skræddersvend, Danmarksgade 35, Hjørring. | Familie: Alfred Aae / Marie Ejstrup (F7093)
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| 56131 | Veflinge kirkegård | Knudsen, Nicoline (I1056)
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| 56132 | Vefl_224, gravsten afbildet, sammen med ægtefælle. | Rasmussen, Ellinor Frydenlund (I11189)
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| 56133 | Vefl_224, gravsten afbildet, sammen med ægtefælle. | Hermansen, Erik Eriksen (I11186)
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| 56134 | Veitel Heine Ephraim, 1703 – 16 May 1775 in Berlin) was jeweller to the Prussian Court, a silk entrepreneur in Potsdam, the chairman of the Jewish congregation in Berlin/Prussia,[1] and since 1756 Mintmaster in Saxony and from 1758 also in Prussia. During the Seven Years' War Frederick the Great devalued the Prussian coin five times in order to finance the war; debased coins were produced with the help from Ephraim and Daniel Itzig, and spread outside Prussia: in Saxony, Poland, and Kurland.[2][3][4] Ephraim and his companion Itzig became infamous for adding copper, up to 70%, into the fake coins, known as Ephraimiten. The coin fraud of the entrepreneurs became an existential element of war financing. Heinrich Carl von Schimmelmann, Johann Ernst Gotzkowsky and Leendert Pieter de Neufville rivalled Ephraim's exchange business. Veitel Ephraim was the fifth child of Altona-born jeweller, and elder of the Jewish Community Nathan Veitel Ephraim (1658-1748), who moved from Hamburg to Berlin. His mother came from Vienna. The Ephraim family lived in Spandauer Straße 30. Around 1744/1745 Ephraim became court jeweller of Friedrich II. They had known each other since 1738, when they met at Schloss Rheinsberg. Already as Crown Prince Friedrich was in debt to Ephraim.[5] In 1748 Ephraim leased a factory in Potsdam for lace and had orphans taught in the production of it. In 1750 he was appointed by the King as the senior elder of the Berlin Jewry. In 1752/1754 Ephraim delivered silver to Johann Philipp Graumann director of the Prussian mints.[6][7][8] After Graumann's fall in early 1755, Veitel Ephraim and his brother-in-law Moses Fränkel leased the Königsberger mint.[9][10] Their success was so great that under similar conditions they were given the lease of the mint of Cleves, where one of Ephraim's sons became in charge on 16 August. In October 1755 he leased the mint facility in Aurich.[11] On 21 November 1756 Ephraim offered the king a seignorage of 20% for leasing the Leipzig mint facility.[12] In Poland, Russia, and Hungary the so-called buyers of entrepreneurs traded the debased coins for the better coins circulating there and delivered them to their clients, Ephraim and Itzig. They used their extensive business and relational foreign relations to acquire the necessary gold and silver in Holland, especially on the Amsterdam market, in England and in Hamburg by means of Hamburg and Dutch exchange.[13] Another way to raise money was to remelt gold subsidies received from England and to double and triple them by mixing them with other metals.[14] The revenue from the impact of the coin transactions from 1759 to 1762 exceeded 29 million Thaler and thus, for example, the amount of British subsidies.[15] On 28 January 1764, Frederick the Great Itzig and Ephraim ordered that they invest the great assets they had earned in the Prussian economy.[16] Ephraim left a fortune when he died;[17] he is buried at the Jüdischer Friedhof (Berlin-Mitte). In 1727 Ephraim married to Elke Fraenkel. They had four sons: Ephraim (1729-1803), Joseph (1731-1786), Zacharias (1736-1779) and Benjamin (1742-1811) and two daughters: Edel (1728-1750) and Rosel (1738-1803), who married Heimann Fraenkel (1748-1824). Ephraim's great-granddaughter was Sara Grotthuis, a noted literary salon hostess in Berlin around 1800. | Ephraim, Veitel Heine (I8892)
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| 56135 | VEJ 0 K165B, sammen med ægtefællen. | Knudsen, Hans Juul (I59)
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| 56136 | VEJ 0 K165B, sammen med ægtefællen. | Heilesen, Signe Borrits (I58)
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| 56137 | Vej vielsen. | Bassmann, Hans Hermandus Adolf (I22220)
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| 56138 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I21137)
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| 56139 | Vejlefjord Sanatorium. Dødsårsag:Tuberculosis pulmonum. | Thielst, Johanne (I13224)
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| 56140 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I311)
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| 56141 | Vejlevej, ud for ejendommen nr. 14 | Svendsen, Christine Elisabeth (I953)
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| 56142 | Vejviser 1944 og 19482 Marie Lautrup, cand. pharm.. Fru (men alene). | Lautrop, Marie (I12161)
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| 56143 | Vekselmægler i Hamburg. | Heine, Herz (I8783)
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| 56144 | Velhavende og kendt for velgørenhed, især for enker og forældreløse. | Hannover, Salomon Jacob (I1308)
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| 56145 | Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt. | Nulevende (I11607)
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| 56146 | Vendsyssel Tidende bragte i anledning af Ane Maries 90-års fødselsdag en artikel (gengivet af Tommy Tvedergaard Madsen): "Jeg blev født 30. december 1847 fortæller Anne Marie Frederiksen, men allerede 16. januar 1848 døde min moder af barselsfeber. Straks efter kom jeg i huset hos mine bedsteforældre på Kærsgaard Mølle, som blev mit fremtidige hjem. Jeg betragtede da også altid siden mine bedsteforældre som fader og moder og deres sønner som mine brødre nu i min høje alderdom kan jeg ikke være taknemlig nok for alt det gode jeg nød der såvel gennem barndoms- og ungdomsårene. ... sønner med taknemlighed fordi de altid havde meget tilovers for mig, noget, som jeg atter og atter havde lejlighed til at føle, så længe de levede. Om forholdet mellem dem og deres fader har jeg også kun godt at sige. De havde den dybeste respekt for ham. På trods af tidens skik drak mølleren aldrig spiritus ud over en punch eller to. Jeg mindes i denne forbindelse et pudsigt træk. En dag, da han havde en forfærdelig tandpine, fik han det råd at skulle drikke en meget stærk toddy med et vist bedøvende middel i. Så ville smerterne straks forsvinde. Som sagt så gjort, men han blev ganske beruset, noget, som han aldrig tidligere havde været. Så siger han til hustruen: 'Nu går A i seng, Maren, for A kan aldrig være bekendt at vise mig for mine drenge i den tilstand'. Dette træk er karakteristisk for mølleren på et tidspunkt, da ingen regnede det for en skam at tage sig en god rus. Han var forud for sin tid også i denne henseende." Lærer P. Christensen, som skrev den oprindelige Heilesen-slægtshistorie var en ven af familien, og han har derfor i sit værk gjort meget ud af netop denne gren af slægten. Tommy Tvedergaard Madsen, der er en efterkommer af Anne Marie, har siden væsentligt suppleret materialet. | Hansen, Anne Marie (I139)
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| 56147 | Vendte hjem til Danmark kort før sin død. | Heyman, Gerda (I8262)
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| 56148 | Vendte hjem til Hamburg efter ægtefællens død. | Guggenheim, Fromet (I1370)
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| 56149 | Venice Nielson Mecham, age 92, our dear mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, and friend passed away on April 7, 2022 at 10:00 p.m. in her Spring Garden care facility located in Mapleton, Utah. She was attended by some of her beloved family. Her passing was due to age-related weaknesses. Venice was born in Vernal, Utah on September 9, 1929 to Otto William and Lydia Josephine Green Nielson; she was the sixth (or middle child) of eleven children. She shared many fond memories of working and playing along the Green River during her growing-up years. In winter, they would cut large chunks of ice from the river for summer use to keep food cool in their ice box. They worked at harvesting hay and feeding the workers who came to help. Venice regularly assisted her mother, cooking on a cast-iron stove that kept water hot and ready for use. It was fueled by wood or coal. She was a hard-worker, always keeping her home neat and tidy and caring for her family. They enjoyed her gift for cooking and making delicious meals from little to nothing. Her banana nut and chocolate cakes were favorites along with potato salad and monkey bread. She was a gifted homemaker. Venice married Donald H Mecham on May 31, 1946. September 10, 1981 was a long awaited day for Venice. She and Don were sealed forever along with their children in the Provo, Utah temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They loved returning to the temple often after their first visit. Don passed away on September 12, 1999. Venice and Don loved people and being together with friends or family. They enjoyed packing horses into the high Uintahs with friends for a week or two at a time where they fished and enjoyed the outdoors. She was an avid Jazz fan for years and seldom missed a game when John Stockton and Karl Malone were playing. She thoroughly enjoyed a game of SkipBo in her later years, but Rook was probably the game of choice earlier with Don (who "never" cheated) along with family members and friends. They became extremely active and devoted to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Venice served in many callings as a teacher, compassionate service leader, Primary President and visiting teacher. She loved fulfilling her callings and was always very dependable. Venice struggled with bipolar disorder and suffered extreme emotional highs and lows throughout most of her life. She experienced several nervous break downs that required hospitalization for extended periods of time. She is survived by her five children: Donald Lee “Dusty” (Rita) Mecham; Meda (John Paul) Murphy; Darrell Otto (Ann) Mecham; Vicky (Rex) Krugman; and Dennie Kade (Tammie) Mecham. She was preceded in death by her husband Donald H. Mecham, ten of her siblings, one son-in-law Don Merrill Duncan and two grandsons: David B. Mecham, Shawn Merrill Duncan, and a great-granddaughter, Whitney Gentry Maurer. Funeral services will be held on Friday, April 15, 2022, at 11:00 a.m. at the Neola Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. There will be a viewing on Thursday from 6-8 p.m. at the Hullinger Mortuary and from 10-10:45 a.m. Friday at the church. Burial will be in the Neola Cemetery | Nielson, Venice (I17927)
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| 56150 | Venla Kirstine Marie Larsen, f. Johannesen. Husmoder gift med Pensionist ved D.S.B. 8- 4-1888 i Nykøbing F. Thyco Brahe Allé 33, København | Johansson, Vendla Kirstine Marie (I10143)
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