| Navn |
Heiman Sophus Mortensen |
| Fødsel |
12 okt. 1860 |
Rendsburg, Hytten, Slesvig-Holsten  |
- Navn givet og i Danmark anført som: Heiman Sophus Nathansen.
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| Også kaldet |
Heiman Sophus Nathansen |
| Også kaldet |
Sophus Herman Nathensen Mortensen |
| Også kaldet |
Sophus Mortensen |
| Beskæftigelse |
1884 |
Trinitatis, Sokkelund, København |
| Agent |
Adresse:
Krystalgade, København K |
- FT 1880: Krystalgade: Sea Nathansen, 50, Skilt, Husmoder. Med børnene Sofus Nathansen (19, Ugift, hendes søn Commis), Regine Nathansen, 11, Ugift, hendes datter Skreder).
1881 ved vielsen: Commis.
1883 ved datteren Bettys fødsel: Handelscommis.
Ved Emigration 1884: Agent.
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| Udvandring |
14 maj 1884 |
København [4] |
- Chicago, ombord på Hekla, kontrakt 146500.
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| Levned |
- (Alle citater fra Findagrave.com):
MORTENSEN, Sophus H. (1888-1911, Iron Mountain): Born in Germany to Danish parents in 1860 or 1861; immigrated to the United States in 1885; came to Iron Mountain, Michigan, in 1886; in partnership with Hans A. Hansen (Hansen & Mortensen, 1888-1890, Iron Mountain), operating in their new building on Stephenson Avenue opposite the Milwaukee & Northern Depot, Iron Mountain, according to newspaper advertisement running through most of 1889; apparently operating alone as S. Mortenson & Co. (ca. 1890, Iron Mountain)] by February, 1890; operated as Murdoch & Mortenson (1891, Iron Mountain) in 1891; listed as operating a photograph gallery in the Cameron Block, 309 Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain, in the 1892-1894 Iron Mountain directory; listed as photographer in Peshtigo, Wisconsin, in 1894; listed as photographer in Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin, in 1894-1895; leased photograph gallery at Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin, in 1896; working at 309 Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain, Michigan from 1896-1911; listed as photographer in Niagara, Wisconsin, in 1903-1904; died May 26, 1913, on the St. Paul passenger train near Coleman, Wisconsin.
The Menominee Range, Iron Mountain, Menominee County, Michigan, Volume XIII, Number 3 [Thursday, April 9, 1891], page 1, column 5
S. MORTENSEN has been engaged during the past two weeks in beautifying the parlors of his photographic studio, on the second floor of Cameron's block, and the apartment now presents a fine appearance. Mr. Mortensen certainly shows his artistic ability in the selection of decorations for his rooms and has the satisfaction of knowing that they appear very neat.
DIES ON ST. PAUL TRAIN
_____
S. Mortensen Expires While
Enroute from Visit
in Milwaukee.
Sophus Mortensen, one of Iron Mountain's most highly esteemed citizens, died on the St. Paul passenger train near Coleman, Wis., shortly after midnight last Monday morning. Death was due to the breaking of a blood vessel in the head. Mr. Mortensen was fifty-two years of age and had resided in the city for twenty-seven years. Until about seven years ago, he conducted a photograph gallery in the Cameron building. Ill health compelled his retirement. For a year after his retirement he held the position of poor commissioner for the Iron Mountain district and for a few months was engaged in business in Chicago. For the past three years his illness prevented an active business engagement. About a week ago, feeling in better health, he left for Milwaukee, where he expected to become associated with his brother, M. Mortensen, in the shoe business. On Sunday he had a relapse and decided to return to Iron Mountain. Enroute his condition became alarming, and at Elkhart Lake a physician was summoned. At Coleman he departed this life, his death being a peaceful one. Mr. Mortensen is survived by a wife and two sons, the eldest, Leo, holding a clerkship in the post-office [sic – post office], also by three brothers and one sister. He was a native of Copenhagen, Denmark, and for a number of years was engaged in the theatrical profession. He was a well educated, cultured gentleman. The relatives are assured of the sympathy of the community. The funeral will be held today from the family home.
(Thursday, May 29, 1913, Iron Mountain Daily News, Dickinson, Michigan.)
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| Bopæl |
1886 |
Dickinson, Michigan, USA [5] |
Adresse:
Iron Mountain |
- Michigan State Census 1894, Iron Mountain: Sophus Mortensen, 33. Med ægtefælle Augusta Mortensen (26), børnene Leo Mortensen (5), Martha Mortensen (3), og Martin Mortensen (37, Brother).
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| Beskæftigelse |
1892 |
Dickinson, Michigan, USA |
| Fotograf |
Adresse:
309 Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain, |
| Bopæl |
1910 |
Dickinson, Michigan, USA [6] |
Adresse:
1015 Carpenter Avenue, Iron Mountain |
- US Census 1910, 1015 Carpenter Avenue, Iron Mountain City, Dickinson (16th April): Mortensen, Sophus H, Head, 49, Denmark (Begge forældre Denmark), (Immigration) 1885 NA, Photographer, Own Studio. Med ægtefælle Mortensen, Augusta (Wife, 42, Norways (begge forældre Norway),(Immigration) 1882), og børnene Mortensen, Leo H. (Son, 21, S, Michigan, Clerk, Post Office), Mortensen, Severt J, (Son, 5, Michigan).
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| Død |
26 maj 1913 |
Marinette, Wisconsin, USA [7] |
| Årsag: Hjerneblødming |
Adresse:
Coleman |
- Sophus Herman Nathensen Mortensen
D. ombord på et tog, nær Coleman, Marinette (se biografi)
|
| Begravelse |
29 maj 1913 |
Dickinson, Michigan, USA |
Adresse:
Iron Mountain Cemetery Park, Iron Mountain |
- Gravsten afbildet. Ved siden af ægtefællen.
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| Person-ID |
I9558 |
Simon |
| Sidst ændret |
27 jun. 2023 |
| Far |
Ludvig August Mortensen, f. 8 jul. 1830, Skørringe, Fuglse, Maribo d. USA |
| Mor |
Lea Nathansen, f. 26 aug. 1829, Randers Købstad, Støvring, Randers d. 30 maj 1890, Trinitatis, Sokkelund, København (Alder 60 år) |
| Ægteskab |
29 jan. 1857 |
Landetaten, Etaten, København [8] |
Adresse:
Rendsborg, Lazaret Augustenborg |
- KB: "Ungkarl, Porteur ved den sydslesvigske Jernbane, forhenvær. Gendarm Ludvig August Mortensen, Søn af Gartner Christian Mortensen enhver forstand, Christianssæde p. Lolland, 26½ Aar.
Lea Nathanson (af den mosaiske Trosbekjendelse) Datter af Slagter Nathan Nathanson i Randers, f. T. opholdende sig i Rendsborg, 27½ Aar.
Baneforvalter Møller og Billeteur Rambusch ved den sydslesvigske Jernbanestation i Rendsborg.
29 Januar 1857.
Paa Feltpræstens Bopæl, iflg Concession af 21 Jan. 1857.
Brudens Forældres Indvilligelse skriftlig meddeelt 17 Mai 1856. Revers om Børnenes Opdragelse i evang. luthersk Troesbekj. udstedt af begge Forlovede 27 Jan. 1857, til Vitterlighed underskrevet af Forloverne.
(Ifølge den meddeelte Concession har Feltpræsten indvilliget i Udførelsen af denne Vielse, i Henhold til min. [i.e. ministeriel] Resol. 17 Decbr. 1849, sammenholdt med Lov 13 April 1851 §8, da begge de paagjældende Personer ere dansktalende, og ingen tydsk Præst er berettiget til at vie dem uden at alle [aller?] første [søgte?] Bevilling til Ægteskabet indhentes)"
Skilt inden 1880, enke inden 1890. KB ved Leas død: Fraskilt.
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| _STAT |
Divorced |
| Familie-ID |
F3617 |
Gruppeskema | Familietavle |
| Familie 2 |
Augusta M. Jacobsen, f. 24 dec. 1868, Norge d. 18 dec. 1928, Menominee, Michigan, USA (Alder 59 år) |
| Ægteskab |
16 jan. 1888 |
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, United States [10] |
- "The Florence Mining News, Florence, Florence County, Wisconsin, Volume VIII, Number 4 [Saturday, January 21, 1888], page 5, column 3
On Monday evening of this week, at the residence of H.A. Hansen, of this city, Herman Sophus Mortensen Nathensen and Miss Aguste Jacobsen, both of Iron Mountain, Mich., were united in marriage by Rev. J.H. Flemming, of this city" (Findagrave.com)
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| Børn |
| | 1. Leo H. Mortensen, f. 18 sep. 1888, Dickinson, Michigan, USA d. dec. 1973 (Alder 85 år) |
| | 2. Martha Regini Mortensen, f. 1890, Dickinson, Michigan, USA d. jul. 1896, Dickinson, Michigan, USA (Alder 6 år) |
| | 3. Severt James Mortensen, f. 5 jan. 1905, Dickinson, Michigan, USA d. 27 nov. 1986, Dickinson, Michigan, USA (Alder 81 år) |
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| Familie-ID |
F6063 |
Gruppeskema | Familietavle |
| Sidst ændret |
29 dec. 2023 |
Om slægterne Brændgaard & Heilesen
1860 - 1913 (52 år)