Jens & Christiane were married in 1854 in Denmark. I'm not sure if he traveled to America with his family, but it was in 1878, also.
Jens & Christiane had 8 children that I know the names of. Three of them died in Denmark before their journey to America. They were Jens C., Marie, & Amalie. Only five came to America.
According to the 1900 Census for Molen Precinct Emery Co., UT, they had 11 children & 4 are living.
He was the son of Christen & Johanne Marie Jensdatter Larsen.
He is my great grandfather.
Jens & Christiane had 8 children that I know the names of. Three of them died in Denmark before their journey to America. They were Jens C., Marie, & Amalie. Only five came to America.
According to the 1900 Census for Molen Precinct Emery Co., UT, they had 11 children & 4 are living.
He was the son of Christen & Johanne Marie Jensdatter Larsen.
He is my great grandfather.
Jens & Christiane were married in 1854 in Denmark. I'm not sure if he traveled to America with his family, but it was in 1878, also.
Jens & Christiane had 8 children that I know the names of. Three of them died in Denmark before their journey to America. They were Jens C., Marie, & Amalie. Only five came to America.
According to the 1900 Census for Molen Precinct Emery Co., UT, they had 11 children & 4 are living.
He was the son of Christen & Johanne Marie Jensdatter Larsen.
He is my great grandfather.
Jens & Christiane had 8 children that I know the names of. Three of them died in Denmark before their journey to America. They were Jens C., Marie, & Amalie. Only five came to America.
According to the 1900 Census for Molen Precinct Emery Co., UT, they had 11 children & 4 are living.
He was the son of Christen & Johanne Marie Jensdatter Larsen.
He is my great grandfather.
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