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Anna Ingeborg Nielsen (her name per her 1885 baptism entry at the Køge Skt Nikolaj {church} and in the 1890 Danish Census) was born September 14th, 1885 in Roskilde county, Ramsø hundred, Køge købstad parish, Denmark (possibly in Nørregade).
Her parents:
» Hans Peter (aka Peder) Nielsen
» Jensine Kristine (aka Christine) Margrethe Nielsen født Jørgensen: March 29, 1859
Her siblings: (birth date from baptismal records)
» Marie Kristine Nielsen: September 12, 1879
» Hans Peter Emil Nielsen: March 2, 1882
» Jens Valdermar Nielsen: July 31, 1887
» Gerda Johanne Nielsen: June 23, 1890
» Svend Otto Nielsen: January 7, 1894
» Frants Gerhard Nielsen: April 18, 1899
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Timeline
1885: Sep 14th - born in Denmark
1885: Jan 11th - baptized at Køge Skt Nikolaj {church}
1890 Danish Census lists Anna Ingeborg Nielsen, age 5, born in 1885 living with her parents within the Nørregade area of Køge.
1901 Danish Census lists Anna Ingeborg Nielsen, age 17, born in 1884 serving as a Tjenestetyende (service servant) in the house of Oluf and Mathilde Olsen, within the Brogade area of Køge.
1906, May 3rd - An entry on S.S. Hellig Olav, sailing from Copenhagen on this date, with a Final Destination for these "steerage passengers": Chicago, Ill., exists for:
» Nielsen, Anna I, 21 yrs, servant, Last Residence: Copenhagen, paid by mother: Jensine Nielsen, 985 North Saviour*
» Nielsen, Hans P, 49 yrs, mason, Last Residence: Leeland, paid by brother-in-law: x.x.x (perhaps A.V.H.) Hansen, 935 N Savoyard Av.*
* Note's:
1) Neither 985 North Saviour nor 935 N Savoyard St. produce a valid Google Maps hit.
2) Perhaps the person who wrote on the ships manifest misunderstood or did not know how to spell the real address.
3) The ships manifest for Oscar II which sailed from Copenhagen on January 7, 1904 and arrived in New York on February 11, 1904 page 114 for "steerage passengers" lists Gerda F Nielsen, 13 years 7 months destination being her brother Emil Nielsen, 985 N Sawyer Av, Chicago, Ill.
4) 985 N Sawyer Ave is near the southwest corner of Humboldt Park. Reportedly Danes migrated to the Humboldt Park area of Chicago, particularly east of the Park (also, see address with 1910 US Census below).
5) Zealand (not Leeland) is Denmark's largest island. Both Køge and Copenhagen are on this island.
1907: Anna and Ejnar Bentsen got marriage license on 10 Aug 1907 in Chicago, Cook Cty, Illinois.
1908: Baptism records for Ebenezer Lutheran Church (west of McCabe, Montana) lists Anna Ingeborg Bentsen as the mother of Charles Waldermar Bentsen born July 28, 1908.
1910 US Census:
» Anna Ingeborg's parents are listed as living in Ward 28 of Chicago City, 3108 West North Avenue (just north of Humboldt Park).
» Mrs. Ingebra Benson, one child (Charley), age 25, married 3 years, born in Denmark, immigrated 1905, speaks English, House keeper listed as living in Township 29, Range 58 E.M.M. Valley County, Montana on April 27th.
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Anna Ingeborg Nielsen (her name per her 1885 baptism entry at the Køge Skt Nikolaj {church} and in the 1890 Danish Census) was born September 14th, 1885 in Roskilde county, Ramsø hundred, Køge købstad parish, Denmark (possibly in Nørregade).
Her parents:
» Hans Peter (aka Peder) Nielsen
» Jensine Kristine (aka Christine) Margrethe Nielsen født Jørgensen: March 29, 1859
Her siblings: (birth date from baptismal records)
» Marie Kristine Nielsen: September 12, 1879
» Hans Peter Emil Nielsen: March 2, 1882
» Jens Valdermar Nielsen: July 31, 1887
» Gerda Johanne Nielsen: June 23, 1890
» Svend Otto Nielsen: January 7, 1894
» Frants Gerhard Nielsen: April 18, 1899
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Timeline
1885: Sep 14th - born in Denmark
1885: Jan 11th - baptized at Køge Skt Nikolaj {church}
1890 Danish Census lists Anna Ingeborg Nielsen, age 5, born in 1885 living with her parents within the Nørregade area of Køge.
1901 Danish Census lists Anna Ingeborg Nielsen, age 17, born in 1884 serving as a Tjenestetyende (service servant) in the house of Oluf and Mathilde Olsen, within the Brogade area of Køge.
1906, May 3rd - An entry on S.S. Hellig Olav, sailing from Copenhagen on this date, with a Final Destination for these "steerage passengers": Chicago, Ill., exists for:
» Nielsen, Anna I, 21 yrs, servant, Last Residence: Copenhagen, paid by mother: Jensine Nielsen, 985 North Saviour*
» Nielsen, Hans P, 49 yrs, mason, Last Residence: Leeland, paid by brother-in-law: x.x.x (perhaps A.V.H.) Hansen, 935 N Savoyard Av.*
* Note's:
1) Neither 985 North Saviour nor 935 N Savoyard St. produce a valid Google Maps hit.
2) Perhaps the person who wrote on the ships manifest misunderstood or did not know how to spell the real address.
3) The ships manifest for Oscar II which sailed from Copenhagen on January 7, 1904 and arrived in New York on February 11, 1904 page 114 for "steerage passengers" lists Gerda F Nielsen, 13 years 7 months destination being her brother Emil Nielsen, 985 N Sawyer Av, Chicago, Ill.
4) 985 N Sawyer Ave is near the southwest corner of Humboldt Park. Reportedly Danes migrated to the Humboldt Park area of Chicago, particularly east of the Park (also, see address with 1910 US Census below).
5) Zealand (not Leeland) is Denmark's largest island. Both Køge and Copenhagen are on this island.
1907: Anna and Ejnar Bentsen got marriage license on 10 Aug 1907 in Chicago, Cook Cty, Illinois.
1908: Baptism records for Ebenezer Lutheran Church (west of McCabe, Montana) lists Anna Ingeborg Bentsen as the mother of Charles Waldermar Bentsen born July 28, 1908.
1910 US Census:
» Anna Ingeborg's parents are listed as living in Ward 28 of Chicago City, 3108 West North Avenue (just north of Humboldt Park).
» Mrs. Ingebra Benson, one child (Charley), age 25, married 3 years, born in Denmark, immigrated 1905, speaks English, House keeper listed as living in Township 29, Range 58 E.M.M. Valley County, Montana on April 27th.
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Anna Ingeborg Nielsen (her name per her 1885 baptism entry at the Køge Skt Nikolaj {church} and in the 1890 Danish Census) was born September 14th, 1885 in Roskilde county, Ramsø hundred, Køge købstad parish, Denmark (possibly in Nørregade).
Her parents:
» Hans Peter (aka Peder) Nielsen
» Jensine Kristine (aka Christine) Margrethe Nielsen født Jørgensen: March 29, 1859
Her siblings: (birth date from baptismal records)
» Marie Kristine Nielsen: September 12, 1879
» Hans Peter Emil Nielsen: March 2, 1882
» Jens Valdermar Nielsen: July 31, 1887
» Gerda Johanne Nielsen: June 23, 1890
» Svend Otto Nielsen: January 7, 1894
» Frants Gerhard Nielsen: April 18, 1899
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Timeline
1885: Sep 14th - born in Denmark
1885: Jan 11th - baptized at Køge Skt Nikolaj {church}
1890 Danish Census lists Anna Ingeborg Nielsen, age 5, born in 1885 living with her parents within the Nørregade area of Køge.
1901 Danish Census lists Anna Ingeborg Nielsen, age 17, born in 1884 serving as a Tjenestetyende (service servant) in the house of Oluf and Mathilde Olsen, within the Brogade area of Køge.
1906, May 3rd - An entry on S.S. Hellig Olav, sailing from Copenhagen on this date, with a Final Destination for these "steerage passengers": Chicago, Ill., exists for:
» Nielsen, Anna I, 21 yrs, servant, Last Residence: Copenhagen, paid by mother: Jensine Nielsen, 985 North Saviour*
» Nielsen, Hans P, 49 yrs, mason, Last Residence: Leeland, paid by brother-in-law: x.x.x (perhaps A.V.H.) Hansen, 935 N Savoyard Av.*
* Note's:
1) Neither 985 North Saviour nor 935 N Savoyard St. produce a valid Google Maps hit.
2) Perhaps the person who wrote on the ships manifest misunderstood or did not know how to spell the real address.
3) The ships manifest for Oscar II which sailed from Copenhagen on January 7, 1904 and arrived in New York on February 11, 1904 page 114 for "steerage passengers" lists Gerda F Nielsen, 13 years 7 months destination being her brother Emil Nielsen, 985 N Sawyer Av, Chicago, Ill.
4) 985 N Sawyer Ave is near the southwest corner of Humboldt Park. Reportedly Danes migrated to the Humboldt Park area of Chicago, particularly east of the Park (also, see address with 1910 US Census below).
5) Zealand (not Leeland) is Denmark's largest island. Both Køge and Copenhagen are on this island.
1907: Anna and Ejnar Bentsen got marriage license on 10 Aug 1907 in Chicago, Cook Cty, Illinois.
1908: Baptism records for Ebenezer Lutheran Church (west of McCabe, Montana) lists Anna Ingeborg Bentsen as the mother of Charles Waldermar Bentsen born July 28, 1908.
1910 US Census:
» Anna Ingeborg's parents are listed as living in Ward 28 of Chicago City, 3108 West North Avenue (just north of Humboldt Park).
» Mrs. Ingebra Benson, one child (Charley), age 25, married 3 years, born in Denmark, immigrated 1905, speaks English, House keeper listed as living in Township 29, Range 58 E.M.M. Valley County, Montana on April 27th.
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Anna Ingeborg Nielsen (her name per her 1885 baptism entry at the Køge Skt Nikolaj {church} and in the 1890 Danish Census) was born September 14th, 1885 in Roskilde county, Ramsø hundred, Køge købstad parish, Denmark (possibly in Nørregade).
Her parents:
» Hans Peter (aka Peder) Nielsen
» Jensine Kristine (aka Christine) Margrethe Nielsen født Jørgensen: March 29, 1859
Her siblings: (birth date from baptismal records)
» Marie Kristine Nielsen: September 12, 1879
» Hans Peter Emil Nielsen: March 2, 1882
» Jens Valdermar Nielsen: July 31, 1887
» Gerda Johanne Nielsen: June 23, 1890
» Svend Otto Nielsen: January 7, 1894
» Frants Gerhard Nielsen: April 18, 1899
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Timeline
1885: Sep 14th - born in Denmark
1885: Jan 11th - baptized at Køge Skt Nikolaj {church}
1890 Danish Census lists Anna Ingeborg Nielsen, age 5, born in 1885 living with her parents within the Nørregade area of Køge.
1901 Danish Census lists Anna Ingeborg Nielsen, age 17, born in 1884 serving as a Tjenestetyende (service servant) in the house of Oluf and Mathilde Olsen, within the Brogade area of Køge.
1906, May 3rd - An entry on S.S. Hellig Olav, sailing from Copenhagen on this date, with a Final Destination for these "steerage passengers": Chicago, Ill., exists for:
» Nielsen, Anna I, 21 yrs, servant, Last Residence: Copenhagen, paid by mother: Jensine Nielsen, 985 North Saviour*
» Nielsen, Hans P, 49 yrs, mason, Last Residence: Leeland, paid by brother-in-law: x.x.x (perhaps A.V.H.) Hansen, 935 N Savoyard Av.*
* Note's:
1) Neither 985 North Saviour nor 935 N Savoyard St. produce a valid Google Maps hit.
2) Perhaps the person who wrote on the ships manifest misunderstood or did not know how to spell the real address.
3) The ships manifest for Oscar II which sailed from Copenhagen on January 7, 1904 and arrived in New York on February 11, 1904 page 114 for "steerage passengers" lists Gerda F Nielsen, 13 years 7 months destination being her brother Emil Nielsen, 985 N Sawyer Av, Chicago, Ill.
4) 985 N Sawyer Ave is near the southwest corner of Humboldt Park. Reportedly Danes migrated to the Humboldt Park area of Chicago, particularly east of the Park (also, see address with 1910 US Census below).
5) Zealand (not Leeland) is Denmark's largest island. Both Køge and Copenhagen are on this island.
1907: Anna and Ejnar Bentsen got marriage license on 10 Aug 1907 in Chicago, Cook Cty, Illinois.
1908: Baptism records for Ebenezer Lutheran Church (west of McCabe, Montana) lists Anna Ingeborg Bentsen as the mother of Charles Waldermar Bentsen born July 28, 1908.
1910 US Census:
» Anna Ingeborg's parents are listed as living in Ward 28 of Chicago City, 3108 West North Avenue (just north of Humboldt Park).
» Mrs. Ingebra Benson, one child (Charley), age 25, married 3 years, born in Denmark, immigrated 1905, speaks English, House keeper listed as living in Township 29, Range 58 E.M.M. Valley County, Montana on April 27th.
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