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Inger Marie JENSDATTER
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Facts and Events
Lars and Inger have 4 children.
Inger may have died before 1900 since Lars is shown living with one of their sons, Nels, on the 1900 US CN.
References
- ↑ Henriette Idestrup. Sund
Document named Sund-03.rtf, 7 Mar 2003. - ↑ 2.0 2.1 Census Foreign
1850 Denmark, Thisted, Hassing, Hørdum, Koldbye,,en gaard,125, 1850.
Lars Christian Larsen,22, Gift (married), huusfader (housefather), fraværende i krigstjeneste (absent in ?), her i sognes (here in Parish?) [Hørdum]-Inger Marie Jensdatter,21, Gift,,Hans Kone (his wife), Do (ditto) [her i sognes [Hørdum]]-Kirsten Christensdatter,65, Enke (widow),,husfaderens moder (housefather's mother), som af fam. forsørges (who of family? provided for), Hvidberg (white?) v.Aae sogn (parish)-Niels Larsen,25, Ugift,,Tjenestekarl (service farmhand), her i sognet [Hørdum] Reference number: CNDK005
- ↑ Augustus B. Easton and. History of the St. Croix Valley, Vol. II. (N.p.: n.p., n.d.)
Vol. II: 1103-1104., 8 Jun 2009.
Page 1103:
J. L. Sund, general merchant at Milltown, Wis., was born in Denmark, June 28, 1859, son of L. C. L. and Ingar (Jensen) Sund, who settle in Polk county in 1873, farming in Milltown until the time of their deaths. Mr. Sund received but a few months' schooling, but has picked up a good business education. For about twenty-one years he worked on a farm. When a young man he cleared 100 acres of land, and for fourteen winters he worked in the lumber woods, with three summers on the river. In 1898 he engaged in the general store business, starting the establishment now known as the Milltown Department Store. This is the largest store in the village and carries the largest stock of any store in the county. The custom in this store is large and its reputation has always been of the best, its past record assuring people that whatever they buy of Mr. Sund will be of good quality and honestly represented. In addition to his store in Milltown, Mr. Sund owns 640 acres of land in North Dakota, where he carries on farming on a large scale. The farm is well improved. On the place are sixteen head of horses, and valuable farm machinery costing about $10,000. Our subject attends the Danish Lutheran church, belongs to the Odd Fellows and votes the Republican ticket. He was married, in 1881, to Christine Laursen, who has borne him seven children: Marie, Martin Louise, Julia, George Dewey, William McKinley and Irven. Reference number: BCWI020
Taken from FHL book 977.5 H2 index to the History of the St. Croix Valley, then copied pages from the actual book.
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