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#	Notater	Knyttet til
9351	Borgerkaptajn i AAkirkeby.	Kofod, Christian Dam Pedersen e (I18272)
9352	Borgerkaptajn i Roenne.	Kofod, Andreas Pedersen e (I90185)
9353	borgerlig gift i Fåborg 6.4.1933	Hansen, Hans Valdemar Gudmund (I26992)
9354	Borgerlig vielse	Familie: Harry Richardo Gredsted Smidth / Lizzie Hansen (F3868)
9355	Borgerlige Vielser - Københavns Rådhus 1930 0001 Opslag 579	Familie: Flemming Vilhelm Bergsøe / Grethe Utzon Frank (F10459)
9356	Borgerlige Vielser - Københavns Rådhus 1930 0001 Opslag 579 - Politiregisterblade - Udfyldelsesdato: 1-5-1919	Frank, Grethe Utzon (I34885)
9357	Borgerligt	Familie: Arveprins Gustaf Adolf Oscar Fredrik Arthur Edmund Bernadotte, af Sverige / Prinsesse Sibylla Calma Marie Alice Bathildis Feodora, af Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha (F22857)
9358	borgerligt gift	Familie: Aksel Edvard Jensen / Trein Margrete Melohn (F12176)
9359	Borgerligt viet	Familie: Henrik Vilhelm Sørensen / Karoline Mathilde Ipsen (F587987)
9360	Borgerskab 01.09.1767 i Kalundborg. Boede i 1887 i Møllestræde 71 Kalundborg Borger og raadhustjener ved sin død 1821 82. aar	Carlslund, Jens Pedersen (I39100)
9361	Borgerskab i Roskilde som købmand og kornhandler. Købte købmandsgaarden nr 167 paa hjørnet af Algade (nu nr 18) og Hersegade. 4 aar senere 23 feb 1819 var han fallit og skifteretten tog sig af boet.	Lange, Hans Henrik (I28263)
9362	Borgerskabsprotokol på Københavns Stadsarkiv 22. juli 1816 Gustav Florander, født i Sverig grundtaget som Frimester, Skomager Arbejdet for G. Pedersen 25. april 1815 Arbejdet for B. Jensen 11/2 Aar, juli 1816 Kbhv, København (Staden), Nørre Kvarter, Nørre Kvarter, , Matr. 98 (Studiestræde), 370, FT-1801 Nicolaii Wibosk, 40, Gift, Huusbonde, Tobaksskiærer, Maren [Wibosk], 40, Gift, hans Kone, -, Anne Dorthea [Wibosk], 8, Ugift, deres Børn, -, Birthe Friderike [Wibosk], 4, Ugift, deres Børn, -, Peter [Wibosk], 2, Ugift, deres Børn, -, Christine [Wibosk], 1, Ugift, deres Børn, -, FT 1840, København, Studiestræde 73, stuen Hans Henrik Wibus, 37, ugift, Murersvend Johan Frederik Wibus, 34, ugift, Murersvend Ane Dorthes Wibus, 48, ugift, deres Søster	Florander, Gustav (I86030)
9363	Borgestad	von Kløcker, Hans Holst (I127221)
9364	Borgestad	Løvenskiold, Severin (I118599)
9365	Borgestad	Løvenskiold, Herman Leopoldus (I82457)
9366	Borgestad	Løvenskiold, Herman Leopoldus (I118609)
9367	Borgestad, Skien	Deichmann, Margrete (I118610)
9368	Borggaard	Larsdatter, Gertrud (I6946)
9369	Borggaden, København	Borchorst, Mette Dorothea (I79942)
9370	Borggård	Johansdatter, Gundel (I128864)
9371	Borgherre til Weinfelden, Hard etc	Muntprat, Sebastian (I96001)
9372	Borghorst, Gettorf, Eckernförde	Blome, Henriette Friedrike (I118748)
9373	Borgmester i Konstanz i Schweiz, borgherre til Salenstein	Muntprat, Jacob (I95918)
9374	Borgmester i København Peder Pedersens Datter	Pedersdatter, Sophie (I9628)
9375	Borgmester i Ribe, Mayor, Jylland, Rådmand i Ribe 1544 og borgmester samme sted 1554-71, Borger / Rådmand, borgermester Ribe, oksehandler, Oksehandler, Borgmester, borgmester i Ribe, borgmester i ribe	Wærn, Jens Christensen Rasmussen (I107157)
9376	borgmester og tolder i Nyborg	Nielsen, Peder (I9624)
9377	Borgmester, Notarius Publicus og procurator i Hatting, Westphalen. Han blev allerede i 1673, da han var 22 år optaget i Hattingens Köbmandslaug. Han var notar og advokat travlt beskäftiget, beklädte flere gange Borgmesterposten og var desuden leder af evangelisk-lutherske kirke i Hattingen. Han blir förste gangen nävnt som Borgmester ved dåben af sönnen Christoph Gottfried den 2/9 1685. Han döde 48 år gammel i Kirkebogen står: "Oft gewesener Burgermeister".	Böving, Herman Godtfried (I90011)
9378	Borgmesterdatter fra København, Chr. IV's frille	Madsdatter, Karen (I11105)
9379	Borgmesteren i Rønne	Familie: Petri Johannes Jürgensen / Karen Johanne Margrethe Skov (F20784)
9380	borgmesterfrue i Aalborg to gange	Skriver, Elizabeth Lauridsdatter (I73698)
9381	Borgund, Ålesund	Rønneberg, Alf (I20297)
9382	Borjom, Georgien	Romanov, Sergei Mikhailovich (I94511)
9383	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Nulevende (I94416)
9384	born at home with midwife (no doctor), had blonde hair and hazel eyes	Hope, Irene Constance (I2871)
9385	Born at Vester Neisig farm October 3, 1865, baptized Øster Hassinge Church January 31, 1866. Godparents were his mothers brother from Gjettrup and his Wife Elisa Vadum Miss Petra Hancke and 2 u.k. source Ø Hassinge C. Book Rented and ran Vesternejsig 1891-1896 untill sold by his mother, Inspector Rosenholm Castle (1897-1900) where Poul was born. Inspector at Kjørup (1901) owned by Zeletzborg who also owned ¡bleø near Bogense, Per was born here, inherited money from Brewer Theodor Schiøtz Albany Brewery and then bought Mølholt at Hals. (1901-1905), Store Vildmose (1905-1910), Cattle Russia/Siberia (1910-1912), 1914 Inspector Dronninggaard, Dronninglund ( see my Grandmothers diary and life story) Managed the family farm Vestneissig 91-96 mother sold farm fror 67000 kt 1896 Historie om Gaardene. Hvem Levede Købs Dato Salgs Dato Navn af Gaarden Rasmus Ammitzbøll 1765/1850 22.6.1791 ca 1850 - Holbækgaard Anton M Ammitzbøll 1800/1879 1830 Gjettrup og broderen Johan F. Ammitzbøll Ellis Ammitzb011 1862/1923 Forpagter 1891-1900 Gjettrup Rasmus Ammitzbøll 1833/1912 overtager sammen med Cecilie efter moderen død 1887 Gjettrup Otto F.L. Schiøtz 1830/1891 1856 - Vesteneissig Cecilie Ammitzbell 1840/1915 1896 - Vesteneissig Viggo Schiøtz 1865/1922 Forpagter 1891/1896 - Vesterneissig Viggo Schiøtz købte Mølholt, Hals Henrik Ammitzbøll 1703/1757 Forpagter Rask Henrik Ammitzbøl - Hvirringgaard, Hvirring Laurids Hendriksen Ammitzbølls død 1718 enke Cathrine I Eriddsøe gift Borgmester Marcussen han købte 1731 Rask Hovedgaard, Hvirring Laurids Ammitzbøll 1708/1776 forpagted 1751 og købte 1764 Rask Lars Ammizbøll 1753/1831 købte Klagsmølle, Hornborg Hornborg/Hvirring /Rask map 9 k/21	Schiøtz, Viggo (I101187)
9386	Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.	Nulevende (I94392)
9387	Born in Norfolk, United Kingdom to Prince Carl of Denmark and Princess Maud, (daughter of King Edward VII of the United Kingdom), he was given the names and title of Alexander Edward Christian Frederik, Prince of Denmark. He was given the name Olav when his father became King Haakon VII of Norway in 1905. Olav was the first heir to the throne since medieval times to grow up in Norway. He graduated from the Norwegian Military Academy in 1924, and went on to study jurisprudence and economics at Balliol College, Oxford. He was an accomplished athlete. Olav jumped from the Holmenkollen ski jump in Oslo, and also competed in sailing regattas. He won a gold medal in sailing at the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam and remained an active sailor into old age. On March 21, 1929, he married his first cousin Princess Märtha of Sweden with whom he had one son, Harald, and two daughters, Ragnhild and Astrid. As exiles during World War II, Crown Princess Märtha and the royal children lived in Washington, D.C., where she struck up a close friendship with Franklin D. Roosevelt. She died in 1954, before her husband ascended the throne. As crown prince he had received extensive military training and had participated in most major Norwegian military exercises. Because of this he was perhaps one of the most routined Norwegian military leaders. He was respected by other allied leaders for his knowledge and leadership skills. During his visit to the United States before the war he and his wife had founded a close relationship with President Roosevelt. These factors would prove to be important for the Norwegian fight against the attacking German forces. During World War II Olav stood by his father's side in resisting the occupation of Norway by Nazi Germany. During the campaign he was a valuable advisor both to civilian and military leaders. When the government decided to go into exile he offered to stay behind with the Norwegian people, but this was declined. He followed his father to the United Kingdom where he continued to be a key advisor to the government in exile and his father. During the war he made numerous trips to Norwegian and Allied troops both in the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. He was appointed to the post of Norwegian Chief of Defence in 1944 and led the Norwegian disarmament of German occupying forces after the war. His war decorations from different nations such as the War Crosses of Norway, France, Greece and the Netherlands, the US Legion of Merit and the French Médaille Militaire are testament to the international recognition his contribution to the war against Hitler received. Succeeding to the Norwegian Throne in 1957 (upon the death of Haakon VII), Olav reigned as a "People's King", and became extremely popular. He liked to drive his own cars and would drive in the regular highway lanes though he was allowed to drive in the public transportation lane. During the 1973 energy crisis Norway banned car-driving on certain weekends, but the King, not wishing to miss an opportunity to go skiing outside Oslo, took the tram. When he tried to pay for his tickets, the conductor told him that people further back had already paid for him.[2] A journalist once asked him if he was afraid to walk around unprotected, he answered, "Why should I be afraid? I have 4 million bodyguards!"—referring to the Norwegian people.[citation needed] For his athletic ability and role as King, King Olav V earned the Holmenkollen medal in 1968. He had a strong interest in military matters and took his role as titular Commander-in-Chief very seriously. As well as his ceremonial roles in the Norwegian Army, he also served as Colonel-in-Chief of the Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Yorkshire Regiment), the British regiment named for his grandmother Queen Alexandra. The King represented Norway extensively abroad during his reign conducting state visits to both neighbouring countries and more distant destinations such as Ethiopia. King Olav V opened the 14th World Scout Jamboree in July 1975 in the presence of 17,259 Scouts from 94 countries. During the summer of 1990, the King suffered from health problems, but recovered somewhat during Christmas the same year. An interview given by King Harald V, and hints in a biography by the retired politician Jo Benkow, mentions the possibility that King Olav suffered a great trauma during the outbreak of the first Gulf War January 17, 1991. He collapsed during the day and died in the evening. His son claimed that Olav relived the events of the Second World War, which he himself had experienced (the Nazi occupation of Norway), and really believed that the transmitted messages from the new war foreboded World War III. This, he could not bear.[citation needed] The night after he died (at the Royal Lodge Kongsseteren). For several days up until the state funeral, Norway saw a great demonstration of mourning as Norwegians lit hundreds of thousands of candles in the courtyard outside the Royal Castle in Oslo, with letters and cards placed amongst them. The National Archives have preserved all these cards. Olav's son Harald V succeeded him as King.	Kong Olav V. Alexander Edward Frederik af Norge (I81455)
9388	Born to Conrad Ozro and Margaret Anderson DeMille. The oldest of 9 children. He married Eva Crofts on Nov 18, 1942 in the Salt Lake City Temple, then made their home in Orderville where they raised 4 children, Edward, Alan, Leslie and Larane. He served in the U.S. Army during WWII at Biloxi Mississippi in the military police and in England in the 8th Air Force refueling B-17 & B-24 aircraft. John had a special relationship as a boy with his Grandpa and Grandma Anderson who lived in Cane Beds AZ. At a young age his dad would put him on a horse and tell him not to get off and sent him alone to his grandparents house. He wouldn't have been able to get back on the horse without help. He was an active member of the LDS Church and held many positions. He served as a temple worker with his wife in St.George until her death on Dec. 12, 1988. He gave many illness and comfort blessings and even assisted in blessings while a resident in the Beehive home in Kanab. He enjoyed deer hunting, getting loads of wood, gardening and reading. John is survived by his children; Edward, Alan, Leslie & Laraine, thirteen grandchildren, twenty-five great grandchildren, six great great grandchildren, twelve step grandchildren, twenty one step great grandchildren and fourteen great great step grandchildren. He is also survived by two sisters; Lois Brinkerhoff and Helen Leavitt and one brother VerDon; sister-in-law Marjorie Crofts, Karma Criddle and Dorothy DeMille; brother in law Charles Esplin. He was preceded in death by his wife Eva, his brothers Wallace, LaMar, Leland and two sisters Wanda Bowers and Vonda DeMille as well as brothers-in law and sisters-in law. Funeral services held May 11, 2013 at the Orderville Church. Arrangements made with Mosdell Mortuary of Kanab, UT.	DeMille, John Christian (I29990)
9389	Born to Ellis Carson and Lola Crofts Tait. Her father died when she was just 3 years old and her mother later remarried to Horace G. Burrows. Siblings: Colleen Baird, Cashe (Jan) Brinkerhoff, LeNise (Albert) Zylstra and John (Kathryn) Burrows. Married her high school sweetheart Charles Arlon Brinkerhoff on 17 Nov 1948 in St. George LDS Temple. He passed on Dec 4 2008. She was a hard worker and loved having get-togethers. A BYU and Utah Jazz fan refeering from her chair after her health failed. Always had a positive attitude and held many callings in the church. A proud member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. She "made it home before dark" obeying Dad again. Preceded by husband, parents, stepfather Horace, granddaughter Amber Neilson, g-grandson Xavier Hatch & grandson-in-law Darvon Daya. Survived by her children, Charlene (Bobby)Swapp, Kent(Juli)Brinkerhoff, Brent (Jeri)Brinkerhoff, Melanie (Robert)Spencer and Tonya (Russell)Neilson. Arrangements made by Mosdell Mortuary of Kanab UT.	Tait, Darlos (I29983)
9390	Born to Merlin & Elsie Jones Brinkerhoff. Married Darlos Tait 17 Nov 1948 in St George LDS Temple. Survived by wife of 60 years, Darlos & children Charlene, kent, Brent, Melanie & Tonya, 23 grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren and his twin sister Arlene. Preceded by his siblings, Mark, Cloyd, Warren, Golda & Betty and two grandchildren.	Brinkerhoff, Charles Arlon (I29984)
9391	Bornholm Central Sygehus,	Mogensen, Emmy Jenny Josefine (I121827)
9392	Bornholm, Bornholms Sønder, Povlsker, Poulsker, No 6, Gaard. 26 Selveier, , 6, FT-1834, Mette Marie Kofoed, 57, Enke(mand), Eiere Anders Jørgen Due, 12, Ugift, Børn Karen Kirstine Due, 21, Ugift, Børn Margrethe Marie Due, 19, Ugift, Datter Knud Hansen, 8, Ugift, Pleiesøn Henrich Jørgensen, 24, Ugift, Tjenestefolk Peter Hansen, 18, Ugift, Tjenestefolk	Kofod, Mette Marie Hansdatter e (I127591)
9393	Bornholm, Nørre, Hasle Købstad, Hasle Købstad, et Huus, 167, FT-1855, C3447 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Ane Kirstine Møller, 36, Enke, Købmandskab, Huusmoder, Hasle Andreas Peter Nyboe, 9, Ugift, Hendes Søn, Hasle Hansine Kirstine Caros. Nyboe, 6, Ugift, Hendes Datter, Hasle Hanne Christine Nyboe, 4, Ugift, Hendes Datter, Hasle Bertha Henrikke Kofoed, 19, Ugift, Tjenestepige, Nyker sogn	Nyboe, Hans Andersen (I74488)
9394	Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , , 6, FT-1890, B6635 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Andreas Jørgensen Kaas 53 Gift Husfader Gaardejer Klemensker Sara Krestiane Johane Kaas 44 Gift Husmoder Do [ Klemensker ] Janus Darits Kaas 20 Ugift Barn Do [ Klemensker ] Peter Jensen Kaas 18 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ] Olga Elisabet Kaas 15 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ] Sara Janusine Kaas 13 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ] Georg Andreas Kaas 10 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ] Anna Krestine Kathrine Kaas 8 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ] Hans Otto Andreas Pedersen 21 Ugift Tjenestetyende Rutsker Karoline Andrea Krak 16 Ugift do [ Tjenestetyende ] Rutsker	Kaas, Andreas Jørgensen (I7048)
9395	Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , Degnegaard, 369, FT-1850, C3270 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Ole Jensen 36 Gift Skolelærer og Kirkesanger Sjælland Alexine Cathrine Larsdatter 35 Gift hans Kone Aakirkebye Jens Peder Jensen 8 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn Sare Christiane Johanne Jensen 6 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn Lauritz Jørgen Dam 19 Tjenestefolk Olsker Sogn Margrethe Kirstine Sonne 22 Ugift Tjenestefolk Olsker Sogn	Jensen, Sara Christiane Johanne (I7049)
9396	Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , Degnegaard, 369, FT-1850, C3270 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Ole Jensen 36 Gift Skolelærer og Kirkesanger Sjælland Alexine Cathrine Larsdatter 35 Gift hans Kone Aakirkebye Jens Peder Jensen 8 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn Sare Christiane Johanne Jensen 6 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn Lauritz Jørgen Dam 19 Tjenestefolk Olsker Sogn Margrethe Kirstine Sonne 22 Ugift Tjenestefolk Olsker Sogn	Lund, Alexine Katrine (I127009)
9397	Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , en Degnegård, 332, FT-1845, A0605 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Ole Jensen 31 gift Skolelærer og Kirkesanger Frederiksborg Amt Alexine Cathrine Lund 30 gift hans kone [Ole Jensen] Åkirkeby Købstad - Bornholms Amt Jens Peder Jensen 3 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Sara Christiane Johanne Jensen 1 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Jacob Jacobsen 23 ugift Tjenestekarl Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Karen Kirstine - ?? 19 - Tjenestepige Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Kirstine Ipsen 16 - Tjenestepige Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt	Lund, Alexine Katrine (I127009)
9398	Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , en Degnegård, 332, FT-1845, A0605 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Ole Jensen 31 gift Skolelærer og Kirkesanger Frederiksborg Amt Alexine Cathrine Lund 30 gift hans kone [Ole Jensen] Åkirkeby Købstad - Bornholms Amt Jens Peder Jensen 3 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Sara Christiane Johanne Jensen 1 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Jacob Jacobsen 23 ugift Tjenestekarl Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Karen Kirstine - ?? 19 - Tjenestepige Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Kirstine Ipsen 16 - Tjenestepige Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt	Jensen, Sara Christiane Johanne (I7049)
9399	Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , en Gaard, 35, FT-1850, C3270 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Jørgen Kaas 45 Gift Gaardmand, Huusfader Olsker Sogn Else Kirstine Jensdatter 36 Gift hans Kone Clemensker Sogn Janusine Dorthea Kaas 14 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn Andreas Jørgensen Kaas 12 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn Signe Andersdatter 80 Enke Gaardmands Enke, lever af sine Penge Clemensker Sogn Niels Jensen Bech 41 Ugift Tjenestekarl Clemensker Sogn	Kaas, Andreas Jørgensen (I7048)
9400	Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , en Gård (3. Selvejergård), 303, FT-1845, A0605 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Jørgen Kaas 37 gift Gårdmand Olsker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Else Kirstine Bech 31 gift hans kone [Jørgen Kaas] Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Janusine Dorthea Kaas 9 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Andreas Jørgensen Kaas 7 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Jørgen Hansen 19 - Tjenestekarl Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt Seine Kirstine - ?? 71 enke konens moder [Else Kirstine Bech] Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt	Kaas, Andreas Jørgensen (I7048)

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Knyttet til

9351

Borgerkaptajn i AAkirkeby.

Kofod, Christian Dam Pedersen e (I18272)

9352

Borgerkaptajn i Roenne.

Kofod, Andreas Pedersen e (I90185)

9353

borgerlig gift i Fåborg 6.4.1933

Hansen, Hans Valdemar Gudmund (I26992)

9354

Borgerlig vielse

Familie: Harry Richardo Gredsted Smidth / Lizzie Hansen (F3868)

9355

Borgerlige Vielser - Københavns Rådhus 1930 0001 Opslag 579

Familie: Flemming Vilhelm Bergsøe / Grethe Utzon Frank (F10459)

9356

Borgerlige Vielser - Københavns Rådhus 1930 0001 Opslag 579 - Politiregisterblade - Udfyldelsesdato: 1-5-1919

Frank, Grethe Utzon (I34885)

9357

Borgerligt

Familie: Arveprins Gustaf Adolf Oscar Fredrik Arthur Edmund Bernadotte, af Sverige / Prinsesse Sibylla Calma Marie Alice Bathildis Feodora, af Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha (F22857)

9358

borgerligt gift

Familie: Aksel Edvard Jensen / Trein Margrete Melohn (F12176)

9359

Borgerligt viet

Familie: Henrik Vilhelm Sørensen / Karoline Mathilde Ipsen (F587987)

9360

Borgerskab 01.09.1767 i Kalundborg. Boede i 1887 i Møllestræde 71 Kalundborg

Borger og raadhustjener ved sin død 1821 82. aar

Carlslund, Jens Pedersen (I39100)

9361

Borgerskab i Roskilde som købmand og kornhandler.
Købte købmandsgaarden nr 167 paa hjørnet af Algade (nu nr 18) og Hersegade.
4 aar senere 23 feb 1819 var han fallit og skifteretten tog sig af boet.

Lange, Hans Henrik (I28263)

9362

Borgerskabsprotokol på Københavns Stadsarkiv

22. juli 1816
Gustav Florander, født i Sverig grundtaget som Frimester, Skomager
Arbejdet for G. Pedersen 25. april 1815
Arbejdet for B. Jensen 11/2 Aar, juli 1816

Kbhv, København (Staden), Nørre Kvarter,
Nørre Kvarter, , Matr. 98 (Studiestræde), 370, FT-1801

Nicolaii Wibosk, 40, Gift, Huusbonde, Tobaksskiærer,
Maren [Wibosk], 40, Gift, hans Kone, -,
Anne Dorthea [Wibosk], 8, Ugift, deres Børn, -,
Birthe Friderike [Wibosk], 4, Ugift, deres Børn, -,
Peter [Wibosk], 2, Ugift, deres Børn, -,
Christine [Wibosk], 1, Ugift, deres Børn, -,

FT 1840, København, Studiestræde 73, stuen

Hans Henrik Wibus, 37, ugift, Murersvend
Johan Frederik Wibus, 34, ugift, Murersvend
Ane Dorthes Wibus, 48, ugift, deres Søster

Florander, Gustav (I86030)

9363

Borgestad

von Kløcker, Hans Holst (I127221)

9364

Borgestad

Løvenskiold, Severin (I118599)

9365

Borgestad

Løvenskiold, Herman Leopoldus (I82457)

9366

Borgestad

Løvenskiold, Herman Leopoldus (I118609)

9367

Borgestad, Skien

Deichmann, Margrete (I118610)

9368

Borggaard

Larsdatter, Gertrud (I6946)

9369

Borggaden, København

Borchorst, Mette Dorothea (I79942)

9370

Borggård

Johansdatter, Gundel (I128864)

9371

Borgherre til Weinfelden, Hard etc

Muntprat, Sebastian (I96001)

9372

Borghorst, Gettorf, Eckernförde

Blome, Henriette Friedrike (I118748)

9373

Borgmester i Konstanz i Schweiz, borgherre til Salenstein

Muntprat, Jacob (I95918)

9374

Borgmester i København Peder Pedersens Datter

Pedersdatter, Sophie (I9628)

9375

Borgmester i Ribe, Mayor, Jylland, Rådmand i Ribe 1544 og borgmester samme sted 1554-71, Borger / Rådmand, borgermester Ribe, oksehandler, Oksehandler, Borgmester, borgmester i Ribe, borgmester i ribe

Wærn, Jens Christensen Rasmussen (I107157)

9376

borgmester og tolder i Nyborg

Nielsen, Peder (I9624)

9377

Borgmester, Notarius Publicus og procurator i Hatting, Westphalen. Han blev allerede i 1673, da han var 22 år optaget i Hattingens Köbmandslaug. Han var notar og advokat travlt beskäftiget, beklädte flere gange Borgmesterposten og var desuden leder af evangelisk-lutherske kirke i Hattingen. Han blir förste gangen nävnt som Borgmester ved dåben af sönnen Christoph Gottfried den 2/9 1685. Han döde 48 år gammel i Kirkebogen står: "Oft gewesener Burgermeister".

Böving, Herman Godtfried (I90011)

9378

Borgmesterdatter fra København, Chr. IV's frille

Madsdatter, Karen (I11105)

9379

Borgmesteren i Rønne

Familie: Petri Johannes Jürgensen / Karen Johanne Margrethe Skov (F20784)

9380

borgmesterfrue i Aalborg to gange

Skriver, Elizabeth Lauridsdatter (I73698)

9381

Borgund, Ålesund

Rønneberg, Alf (I20297)

9382

Borjom, Georgien

Romanov, Sergei Mikhailovich (I94511)

9383

Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.

Nulevende (I94416)

9384

born at home with midwife (no doctor), had blonde hair and hazel eyes

Hope, Irene Constance (I2871)

9385

Born at Vester Neisig farm October 3, 1865, baptized Øster Hassinge Church January 31, 1866. Godparents were his mothers brother from Gjettrup and his Wife Elisa Vadum
Miss Petra Hancke and 2 u.k. source Ø Hassinge C. Book
Rented and ran Vesternejsig 1891-1896 untill sold by his mother, Inspector Rosenholm Castle (1897-1900) where Poul was born. Inspector at Kjørup (1901) owned by Zeletzborg who also owned ¡bleø near Bogense, Per was born here, inherited money from Brewer Theodor Schiøtz Albany Brewery and then bought Mølholt at Hals. (1901-1905), Store Vildmose (1905-1910), Cattle Russia/Siberia (1910-1912), 1914 Inspector Dronninggaard, Dronninglund ( see my Grandmothers diary and life story) Managed the family farm Vestneissig 91-96 mother sold farm fror 67000 kt
1896
Historie om Gaardene.
Hvem Levede Købs Dato Salgs Dato Navn af Gaarden
Rasmus Ammitzbøll 1765/1850 22.6.1791 ca 1850 - Holbækgaard
Anton M Ammitzbøll 1800/1879 1830
Gjettrup og broderen Johan F. Ammitzbøll
Ellis Ammitzb011 1862/1923 Forpagter 1891-1900 Gjettrup
Rasmus Ammitzbøll 1833/1912 overtager sammen med Cecilie efter moderen død 1887 Gjettrup
Otto F.L. Schiøtz 1830/1891 1856 - Vesteneissig
Cecilie Ammitzbell 1840/1915 1896 - Vesteneissig
Viggo Schiøtz 1865/1922 Forpagter 1891/1896 - Vesterneissig
Viggo Schiøtz købte Mølholt, Hals
Henrik Ammitzbøll 1703/1757 Forpagter Rask
Henrik Ammitzbøl - Hvirringgaard, Hvirring
Laurids Hendriksen Ammitzbølls død 1718 enke Cathrine I Eriddsøe gift Borgmester Marcussen han købte 1731 Rask Hovedgaard, Hvirring
Laurids Ammitzbøll 1708/1776 forpagted 1751 og købte 1764 Rask
Lars Ammizbøll 1753/1831 købte Klagsmølle, Hornborg
Hornborg/Hvirring /Rask map 9 k/21

Schiøtz, Viggo (I101187)

9386

Mindst én nulevende eller privat person er knyttet til denne note - Detaljer er udeladt.

Nulevende (I94392)

9387

Born in Norfolk, United Kingdom to Prince Carl of Denmark and Princess Maud, (daughter of King Edward VII of the United Kingdom), he was given the names and title of Alexander Edward Christian Frederik, Prince of Denmark. He was given the name Olav when his father became King Haakon VII of Norway in 1905.

Olav was the first heir to the throne since medieval times to grow up in Norway. He graduated from the Norwegian Military Academy in 1924, and went on to study jurisprudence and economics at Balliol College, Oxford.

He was an accomplished athlete. Olav jumped from the Holmenkollen ski jump in Oslo, and also competed in sailing regattas. He won a gold medal in sailing at the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam and remained an active sailor into old age.

On March 21, 1929, he married his first cousin Princess Märtha of Sweden with whom he had one son, Harald, and two daughters, Ragnhild and Astrid. As exiles during World War II, Crown Princess Märtha and the royal children lived in Washington, D.C., where she struck up a close friendship with Franklin D. Roosevelt. She died in 1954, before her husband ascended the throne.

As crown prince he had received extensive military training and had participated in most major Norwegian military exercises. Because of this he was perhaps one of the most routined Norwegian military leaders. He was respected by other allied leaders for his knowledge and leadership skills. During his visit to the United States before the war he and his wife had founded a close relationship with President Roosevelt. These factors would prove to be important for the Norwegian fight against the attacking German forces.

During World War II Olav stood by his father's side in resisting the occupation of Norway by Nazi Germany. During the campaign he was a valuable advisor both to civilian and military leaders. When the government decided to go into exile he offered to stay behind with the Norwegian people, but this was declined. He followed his father to the United Kingdom where he continued to be a key advisor to the government in exile and his father.

During the war he made numerous trips to Norwegian and Allied troops both in the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. He was appointed to the post of Norwegian Chief of Defence in 1944 and led the Norwegian disarmament of German occupying forces after the war. His war decorations from different nations such as the War Crosses of Norway, France, Greece and the Netherlands, the US Legion of Merit and the French Médaille Militaire are testament to the international recognition his contribution to the war against Hitler received.

Succeeding to the Norwegian Throne in 1957 (upon the death of Haakon VII), Olav reigned as a "People's King", and became extremely popular. He liked to drive his own cars and would drive in the regular highway lanes though he was allowed to drive in the public transportation lane. During the 1973 energy crisis Norway banned car-driving on certain weekends, but the King, not wishing to miss an opportunity to go skiing outside Oslo, took the tram. When he tried to pay for his tickets, the conductor told him that people further back had already paid for him.[2] A journalist once asked him if he was afraid to walk around unprotected, he answered, "Why should I be afraid? I have 4 million bodyguards!"—referring to the Norwegian people.[citation needed]

For his athletic ability and role as King, King Olav V earned the Holmenkollen medal in 1968. He had a strong interest in military matters and took his role as titular Commander-in-Chief very seriously. As well as his ceremonial roles in the Norwegian Army, he also served as Colonel-in-Chief of the Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Yorkshire Regiment), the British regiment named for his grandmother Queen Alexandra.

The King represented Norway extensively abroad during his reign conducting state visits to both neighbouring countries and more distant destinations such as Ethiopia.

King Olav V opened the 14th World Scout Jamboree in July 1975 in the presence of 17,259 Scouts from 94 countries.

During the summer of 1990, the King suffered from health problems, but recovered somewhat during Christmas the same year. An interview given by King Harald V, and hints in a biography by the retired politician Jo Benkow, mentions the possibility that King Olav suffered a great trauma during the outbreak of the first Gulf War January 17, 1991. He collapsed during the day and died in the evening. His son claimed that Olav relived the events of the Second World War, which he himself had experienced (the Nazi occupation of Norway), and really believed that the transmitted messages from the new war foreboded World War III. This, he could not bear.[citation needed]

The night after he died (at the Royal Lodge Kongsseteren). For several days up until the state funeral, Norway saw a great demonstration of mourning as Norwegians lit hundreds of thousands of candles in the courtyard outside the Royal Castle in Oslo, with letters and cards placed amongst them. The National Archives have preserved all these cards.

Olav's son Harald V succeeded him as King.

Kong Olav V. Alexander Edward Frederik af Norge (I81455)

9388

Born to Conrad Ozro and Margaret Anderson DeMille. The oldest of 9 children. He married Eva Crofts on Nov 18, 1942 in the Salt Lake City Temple, then made their home in Orderville where they raised 4 children, Edward, Alan, Leslie and Larane.

He served in the U.S. Army during WWII at Biloxi Mississippi in the military police and in England in the 8th Air Force refueling B-17 & B-24 aircraft.

John had a special relationship as a boy with his Grandpa and Grandma Anderson who lived in Cane Beds AZ. At a young age his dad would put him on a horse and tell him not to get off and sent him alone to his grandparents house. He wouldn't have been able to get back on the horse without help.

He was an active member of the LDS Church and held many positions. He served as a temple worker with his wife in St.George until her death on Dec. 12, 1988. He gave many illness and comfort blessings and even assisted in blessings while a resident in the Beehive home in Kanab.

He enjoyed deer hunting, getting loads of wood, gardening and reading.

John is survived by his children; Edward, Alan, Leslie & Laraine, thirteen grandchildren, twenty-five great grandchildren, six great great grandchildren, twelve step grandchildren, twenty one step great grandchildren and fourteen great great step grandchildren. He is also survived by two sisters; Lois Brinkerhoff and Helen Leavitt and one brother VerDon; sister-in-law Marjorie Crofts, Karma Criddle and Dorothy DeMille; brother in law Charles Esplin.

He was preceded in death by his wife Eva, his brothers Wallace, LaMar, Leland and two sisters Wanda Bowers and Vonda DeMille as well as brothers-in law and sisters-in law.

Funeral services held May 11, 2013 at the Orderville Church. Arrangements made with Mosdell Mortuary of Kanab, UT.

DeMille, John Christian (I29990)

9389

Born to Ellis Carson and Lola Crofts Tait. Her father died when she was just 3 years old and her mother later remarried to Horace G. Burrows.

Siblings: Colleen Baird, Cashe (Jan) Brinkerhoff, LeNise (Albert) Zylstra and John (Kathryn) Burrows.

Married her high school sweetheart Charles Arlon Brinkerhoff on 17 Nov 1948 in St. George LDS Temple. He passed on Dec 4 2008.

She was a hard worker and loved having get-togethers. A BYU and Utah Jazz fan refeering from her chair after her health failed. Always had a positive attitude and held many callings in the church. A proud member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers.

She "made it home before dark" obeying Dad again.

Preceded by husband, parents, stepfather Horace, granddaughter Amber Neilson, g-grandson Xavier Hatch & grandson-in-law Darvon Daya.

Survived by her children, Charlene (Bobby)Swapp, Kent(Juli)Brinkerhoff, Brent (Jeri)Brinkerhoff, Melanie (Robert)Spencer and Tonya (Russell)Neilson.

Arrangements made by Mosdell Mortuary of Kanab UT.

Tait, Darlos (I29983)

9390

Born to Merlin & Elsie Jones Brinkerhoff.
Married Darlos Tait 17 Nov 1948 in St George LDS Temple.
Survived by wife of 60 years, Darlos & children Charlene, kent, Brent, Melanie & Tonya, 23 grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren and his twin sister Arlene.
Preceded by his siblings, Mark, Cloyd, Warren, Golda & Betty and two grandchildren.

Brinkerhoff, Charles Arlon (I29984)

9391

Bornholm Central Sygehus,

Mogensen, Emmy Jenny Josefine (I121827)

9392

Bornholm, Bornholms Sønder, Povlsker, Poulsker, No 6, Gaard. 26
Selveier, , 6, FT-1834,

Mette Marie Kofoed, 57, Enke(mand), Eiere
Anders Jørgen Due, 12, Ugift, Børn
Karen Kirstine Due, 21, Ugift, Børn
Margrethe Marie Due, 19, Ugift, Datter
Knud Hansen, 8, Ugift, Pleiesøn
Henrich Jørgensen, 24, Ugift, Tjenestefolk
Peter Hansen, 18, Ugift, Tjenestefolk

Kofod, Mette Marie Hansdatter e (I127591)

9393

Bornholm, Nørre, Hasle Købstad, Hasle Købstad, et Huus, 167, FT-1855, C3447
Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:

Ane Kirstine Møller, 36, Enke, Købmandskab, Huusmoder, Hasle
Andreas Peter Nyboe, 9, Ugift, Hendes Søn, Hasle
Hansine Kirstine Caros. Nyboe, 6, Ugift, Hendes Datter, Hasle
Hanne Christine Nyboe, 4, Ugift, Hendes Datter, Hasle
Bertha Henrikke Kofoed, 19, Ugift, Tjenestepige, Nyker sogn

Nyboe, Hans Andersen (I74488)

9394

Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , , 6, FT-1890, B6635

Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:
Andreas Jørgensen Kaas 53 Gift Husfader Gaardejer Klemensker
Sara Krestiane Johane Kaas 44 Gift Husmoder Do [ Klemensker ]
Janus Darits Kaas 20 Ugift Barn Do [ Klemensker ]
Peter Jensen Kaas 18 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ]
Olga Elisabet Kaas 15 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ]
Sara Janusine Kaas 13 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ]
Georg Andreas Kaas 10 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ]
Anna Krestine Kathrine Kaas 8 Ugift do [ barn ] Do [ Klemensker ]
Hans Otto Andreas Pedersen 21 Ugift Tjenestetyende Rutsker
Karoline Andrea Krak 16 Ugift do [ Tjenestetyende ] Rutsker

Kaas, Andreas Jørgensen (I7048)

9395

Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , Degnegaard, 369, FT-1850, C3270

Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:
Ole Jensen 36 Gift Skolelærer og Kirkesanger Sjælland
Alexine Cathrine Larsdatter 35 Gift hans Kone Aakirkebye
Jens Peder Jensen 8 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn
Sare Christiane Johanne Jensen 6 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn
Lauritz Jørgen Dam 19 Tjenestefolk Olsker Sogn
Margrethe Kirstine Sonne 22 Ugift Tjenestefolk Olsker Sogn

Jensen, Sara Christiane Johanne (I7049)

9396

Lund, Alexine Katrine (I127009)

9397

Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , en Degnegård, 332, FT-1845, A0605
Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:
Ole Jensen 31 gift Skolelærer og Kirkesanger Frederiksborg Amt
Alexine Cathrine Lund 30 gift hans kone [Ole Jensen] Åkirkeby Købstad - Bornholms Amt
Jens Peder Jensen 3 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt
Sara Christiane Johanne Jensen 1 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt
Jacob Jacobsen 23 ugift Tjenestekarl Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt
Karen Kirstine - ?? 19 - Tjenestepige Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt
Kirstine Ipsen 16 - Tjenestepige Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt

Lund, Alexine Katrine (I127009)

9398

Jensen, Sara Christiane Johanne (I7049)

9399

Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , en Gaard, 35, FT-1850, C3270

Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:
Jørgen Kaas 45 Gift Gaardmand, Huusfader Olsker Sogn
Else Kirstine Jensdatter 36 Gift hans Kone Clemensker Sogn
Janusine Dorthea Kaas 14 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn
Andreas Jørgensen Kaas 12 deres Børn Clemensker Sogn
Signe Andersdatter 80 Enke Gaardmands Enke, lever af sine Penge Clemensker Sogn
Niels Jensen Bech 41 Ugift Tjenestekarl Clemensker Sogn

Kaas, Andreas Jørgensen (I7048)

9400

Bornholm, Nørre, Klemensker, , en Gård (3. Selvejergård), 303, FT-1845, A0605

Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:
Jørgen Kaas 37 gift Gårdmand Olsker Sogn - Bornholms Amt
Else Kirstine Bech 31 gift hans kone [Jørgen Kaas] Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt
Janusine Dorthea Kaas 9 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt
Andreas Jørgensen Kaas 7 - deres barn Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt
Jørgen Hansen 19 - Tjenestekarl Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt
Seine Kirstine - ?? 71 enke konens moder [Else Kirstine Bech] Klemensker Sogn - Bornholms Amt

Kaas, Andreas Jørgensen (I7048)

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