Hardy Jørgensen Larsen Hoegh
Click on the links below which will open PDF files on your website. To see Christine Joergensen and Eric Thuesen history in America.
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Christine Joergensen sister to my grand father Jørgen Jørgensen, immigrated to America in may 1884, she crossed the Atlantic Ocean be ship. She came to Cedar Falls Iowa where many Danish emigrants lived.
The Danes’ prime motives to leave their homeland were poor economic conditions and the war with the German States of Prussia and Austria in 1864. This resulted in Danish monarchial provinces Schleswig and Holstein becoming German territory.
Are you interested in reading the story of a young girl who emigrate from South Jutland to America, got married had 8 children and together they built their own family farm near Fredsville in Iowa.So download the file.
The Danes’ prime motives to leave their homeland were poor economic conditions and the war with the German States of Prussia and Austria in 1864. This resulted in Danish monarchial provinces Schleswig and Holstein becoming German territory.
Are you interested in reading the story of a young girl who emigrate from South Jutland to America, got married had 8 children and together they built their own family farm near Fredsville in Iowa.So download the file.
Johanne Cathrine Jørgensen sister to Christine Jørgensen also immigrated to America but first in 1888 to Iowa in the same town as her sister Christine. She found work in the area and then married Ole Jensen Johnson. They lived on a farm one and a half miles north of Fredsville.
It was a great consolation for the two sisters to live so close to each other as they never saw their family and homeland in Denmark again.
It was a great consolation for the two sisters to live so close to each other as they never saw their family and homeland in Denmark again.
Links to my Family Trees Ancestry.com
1904 Christine Joergensen & Eric Thuesen and the children
About 1910 Johanne Cahtrine Joergensen & James Ole Johnson and their children
Hardy Jørgensen Larsen Hoegh "Copyright"
