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Name | Hans Petersen | |
Born | 6 Apr 1826 | Valby, Frederiksborg, Denmark |
Gender | Male | |
Died | 6 Feb 1911 | Hyrum, Cache, Utah, USA |
Person ID | I1025 | My Family Tree | Petersen-Aldous |
Last Modified | 12 Jun 2013 |
Father | Peder Larsen, b. 1783, d. 17 Jan 1848, Valby,Fredericksborg, Denmark (Age 65 years) | |
Mother | Gunnild Hansdatter, b. 5 Aug 1804, Noddebo, Fredericksborg, Denmark , d. 14 Apr 1833, Valby, Valby, Fredricksborg (Age 28 years) | |
Family ID | F1613 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Anna Margrethe Dorothea "Doris" Lorentzen, b. 28 Oct 1829, Kiel, Holstein, Prussia , d. 17 Nov 1922, Hyrum, Cache, Utah, USA (Age 93 years) | |||||||||||
Married | 3 Apr 1851 | Valby, Frederiksborg, Denmark [1] | ||||||||||
Divorced | 1867 | Utah, USA | ||||||||||
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Last Modified | 12 Jun 2013 | |||||||||||
Family ID | F436 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Photos | Ernest, Josephine and Lorentz Petersen Children of Hans and Doris Peterson. Year taken, unknown. | |
The home of Hans and Doris Lorentzen Petersen in Denmark | ||
Photo of Hans Petersen |
Documents | Baptism Record for the Petersons Petersen, Hans 6 April 1825 Valby 18 March 1862 Aaerboe H. P. Lund Petersen, Dorise 29 October 1829 25 April 1858 Valby Harth A. Alquist H. P. Lund is probably Hans Peter Lund born 16 July 1821 and Christened 30 September 1821 Nekso, Bornholm, Denmark (KWJF-J6F). He joined the LDS Church in 1850. Hans was active in missionary work until emigrating to America in 1857 (http://devinthorpe.typepad.com/tdbbgw_family_history/files/gray-family_group_sheets.pdf). He was a company cook for the Horace S. Eldredge Company in 1858 at age 37 which arrived in Salt Lake, Utah 1 August 1858. Under his direction, 654 (or 657) LDS Saints sailed on the ship B.S. Kimball from Liverpool, England in 1863 (http://www.nhfelt.org/doc_directly/church_chronology.pdf). Hans joined the John R. Young Company in 1863 along with Hans and Doris Petersen. Hans died 19 June 1880 and is buried in the Huntsville Cemetery. Harth A. Alquist does not appear on Pioneer Overland Travel - Alquist he was most likely a Denmark native and did not emigrate. | |
Ship "John J. Boyd" Emigrant Voyages Narratives Petersen family sailed on this ship 30 April 1863 from Liverpool, England and arrived at New York 29 May 1863 | ||
John J. Boyd Passenger List for Hans & Doris Pedersen 30 April 1863 - 29 May 1863 | ||
1880 United States Census Hans and Sophia Petersen and family live next door to Anna Margrethe (Doris) Lorentzen and family Self K. Lars Larsen M 32 Norway Wife Josephine Larsen F 24 Denmark Dau Caroline Larsen F 5 Utah, United States Dau Doras Larsen F 4 Utah, United States Son Lorenzo Larsen M 2 Utah, United States Mother-in-law Doras Lorensen F 50 Germany Brother-in-law Ezra Petersen M 14 Utah, United States | ||
Death certificate for Hans Petersen | ||
Marriage Record for Hans Petersen and Doris Lorentzen 3 April 1851 | ||
History of Doris Laurentzen by Unknown Author and History of Margaret Jacobsen by Dora Petersen Browning Original record for Doris Lorentzen was about 3 November 1921 Dora Petersen Browning Letter was in March 1950 Provided by Mary Cahoon | ||
Diary of Anne Margrette Dorthea "Doris" Lorentzen in 1921 Obtained from Utah State University, Special Collections and Archives, 22 January 2014 | ||
Death Record for Hans Petersen Death Records for Hyrum City, Utah, page 44 Name: Hans Peterson Relation To: Husband of Sophy Peterson Born: April 6 (blurred out) 5, 1825 Town and County: Hyrum, Cache Nation: Denmark Death: February 11, 1911 Cause: Acute Myocarditis (inflammation of heart muscle) Medical Attendance: P. W. Eliasen Plat, Grave, Lot: R, 1, 11 Source: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-28322-596-99?cc=2001084&wc=M6HY-22S:284657101,284657102 |
Headstones | Headstone of Hans Petersen, 1826-1911 |
Histories | Journal Excerpt of Hans Peter Lund Part of the John R. Young Company of 1863 which began its journey from the outfitting post at Florence, Nebraska (now Omaha). | |
The King's Little Doris by Carolyn Johnson Petersen Rock Published 17 January 1998 | ||
Hans Peter Lund Journal 1854-1880 Excerpts from the Journal of Hans Peter Lund 1861 March 2 - I came to H. Petersen, Valby (pg. 60) March 17 - had a nice meeting in Valby at P. Hansens (pg. 60) March 18 - I baptized H. Petersen, N. Lassen, Bent I. Rasmussen and his wife (pg. 61) May 15 - prayermeeting at H. Petersens (pg. 61) May 19 - good gathering at H. Petersens (pg. 61) November 21 - I, Van Catt, Cluff and C.A. Madsen visited Brother Petersen. 1862 January 26 - District meeting at Hans Petersens we were really bleased. Brother Hans Petesen was ordained as a Priest. Sunday August 16 had a gathering and the brethern told have [how] happy they were. H[ans]. Petersens ox and Niels Petersens cow died, we drove 6 miles. Aug 19 during the night 65 piece of cattle ran away, the captain and [Jeremiah] Strimham [Stringham] and H[ans]. Petersen on horseback and some brethern looked for them and found all of them. Captain [William B.] Prestons company passed us, they were English and Danish. In the afternoon cap. Young called H[ans]. P[eter]. Lund, D. Garner, H[ans]. Petersen, Hans Andersen, P[oul]. Larsen and N[iels]. Larsen should talked about what we could do, because some of the people had too much goods. The result was that they, who could take some of it should have $2 for 100 pounds of goods 100 miles. Young called a Counsil and told us what they decided and it was carried out, drove 5 miles and camped near Sweet Water [Sweetwater], August 22 I. G. Jensens ox died, H. Petersens cow and N. Larsens ox died, we crossed Sweet Water 3 times, drove 15 miles. | ||
Happenings Surrounding the Life of Margarethe Jacobsen By Carolyn Johnson Petersen Rock 22 January 1998 | ||
Doris Lorentzen Petersen: Midwife and Pioneer Mother 4th Edition By Clyde F. Hurst and Edwin S. Hurst | ||
Transcribed Autobiographical Sketch by Anna Margrethe Dorothea "Doris" Lorentzen Probably created about 3 November 1921, about one year before the death of Doris. | ||
John R. Young Company Members In 1863 this company began its journey from the outfitting post at Florence, Nebraska (now Omaha). |
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