Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen

1836 - 1913  (76 years)

• Name	Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen
  Born	24 Nov 1836	Sønder Skast Sogn, Tønder Sogn
  Christened	25 Nov 1836	i hjemmet/at home
  Gender	Female
  Died	9 Feb 1913	Bodsbøl-Ballum, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt
  Buried	14 Feb 1913	Ballum Kirkegård
  Person ID	I123	Rossen Genealogy
  Last Modified	7 Aug 2018

  
  

  Father	Peder Pedersen,   b. 14 Oct 1802, Lille Darum, Darum Sogn, Gørding Herred, Ribe Amt ,   d. 17 Apr 1896, Skast, Sønder Skast Sogn, Højer Herred, Tønder Amt  (Age 93 years)
  Relationship	Birth
  Mother	Anne Madsdatter Toft,   b. 18 Nov 1802, Husum-Ballum, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt ,   d. 21 Dec 1883, Skast, Sønder Skast Sogn, Højer Herred, Tønder Amt  (Age 81 years)
  Relationship	Birth
  Married	28 Aug 1831	Ballum Kirke, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt
  Family ID	F448	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Hans Christian Nielsen,   b. 29 Aug 1841, Harknag-Ballum, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt ,   d. 22 Feb 1926, Rejsby-Ballum, Ballum Sogn, Lø Herred, Tønder Amt  (Age 84 years)
  Married	14 May 1861	Sønder Skast Kirke, Sønder Skast Sogn
  Children	+ 1. Ane Petrea Nielsen,   b. 25 Sep 1861, Skast, Sønder Skast Sogn, Højer Herred, Tønder Amt ,   d. 19 Mar 1935, Husum-Ballum, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt  (Age 73 years)  [Birth] + 2. Jens Nielsen,   b. 14 Jun 1863, Skast, Sønder Skast Sogn, Højer Herred, Tønder Amt ,   d. 26 Jun 1939, I hjemmet på/at home at McLeod Street, Bairnsdale, Gippsland, Victoria, Australien  (Age 76 years)  [Birth] + 3. Peter Petersen Nielsen,   b. 16 Oct 1865, Skast, Sønder Skast Sogn, Højer Herred, Tønder Amt ,   d. 18 Apr 1928, Sale, Gippsland, Victoria, Australien  (Age 62 years)  [Birth] + 4. Christine Margrethe Nielsen,   b. 4 Jan 1868, Husum Hede, Ballum Sogn, Lø Herred, Tønder Amt ,   d. 11 Aug 1945, Husum-Ballum  (Age 77 years)  [Birth] + 5. Marie Jensine Nielsen,   b. 1 Feb 1870, Østerende Hede, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt ,   d. 6 Mar 1935, Skast, Sønder Skast Sogn, Højer Herred, Tønder Amt  (Age 65 years)  [Birth] + 6. Sophie Pauline Nielsen,   b. 24 Dec 1871, Østerende Hede, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt ,   d. 8 Apr 1949, i hjemmet på Kirkeallé 5 i Sønderborg  (Age 77 years)  [Birth]   7. Niels Peter Nielsen,   b. 17 Jun 1873, Ballum-Østerende Hede, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt ,   d. 6 Feb 1876, Ballum-Østerende Hede, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt  (Age 2 years)  [Birth] + 8. Otto Nielsen,   b. 24 Jan 1875, Ballum-Østerende Hede, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt ,   d. 25 Jan 1961, Tønder Sygehus, Tønder Sogn og Amt  (Age 86 years)  [Birth] + 9. Niels Peter Nielsen,   b. 8 Aug 1876, Husum Mark, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt ,   d. 20 Mar 1956, Husum-Ballum, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt  (Age 79 years)  [Birth] + 10. Eli Jensen Nielsen,   b. 6 Dec 1878, Ballum Hede, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt ,   d. 18 Sep 1918, Jouy, France  (Age 39 years)  [Birth] + 11. Cathrine Hansine Nielsen,   b. 17 Nov 1880, Husum-Ballum, Ballum Sogn, Tønder Amt ,   d. 2 Jul 1947, Tønder Sygehus, Tønder Sogn og Amt  (Age 66 years)  [Birth]
  Last Modified	11 Feb 2016
  Family ID	F37	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Hans Christian Nielsen and wife Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen
  		Ingeborg Cathrine Nielsen (nee Pedersen) Portrait
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) and 10 of their 11 children. Children no 11 died before this picture was taken. Probably from shortly before the 2 oldest boys, Jens and Peter Petersen Nielsen immigrated to Australia in 1882
  		Group photo taken at Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine´s(nee Pedersen) golden wedding in 1911. All living children + their spouses except for Jens and Peter Petersen in Australia and their spouses. Please note that Jens Andersen Rossen and Carl Christian Rossen are siblings. So also Bothilde Caroline Nielsen (nee Jakobsen) and Dorthea Marie Nielsen (nee Jakobsen) Back row, from left to right: Ane Petrea Nielsen, Christian Nielsen, Niels Peter Nielsen, Dorthea Marie Nielsen (nee Jakobsen), Gyde Marie Nielsen (nee Nissen), Eli Jensen Nielsen. Middle row, from left to right: Cathrine Hansine Jensen (nee Nielsen), Jørgen Christensen Jensen, Carl Christian Rossen, Sophie Pauline Rossen (nee Nielsen), Marie Jensine Jepsen (nee Nielsen), Bothilde Caroline Nielsen (nee Jakobsen), Christine Margrethe Rossen (nee Nielsen), Otto Nielsen, Jens Andersen Rossen.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine´s (nee Pedersen) Golden Wedding in 1911. Group photo with 8 children, their spouses and many grandchildren. In total they had at least 60 grandchildren! A first description with names on a separate paper. The correct version with all correct names later on...
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) and 10 of their 11 children. Children no 11 died before this picture was taken. Probably from shortly before the 2 oldest boys, Jens and Peter Petersen Nielsen immigrated to Australia in 1882 Backside of the picture
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark memorial stone for Lø Herred, Tønder Amt Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark memorial stone for Sønderjylland which is the sourthern part of Jutland, next to the Danish-German border. Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark memorial stone for Sønderjylland which is the sourthern part of Jutland, next to the Danish-German border. This picture is taken from the side. Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark memorial stones of the various parishes in Sønderjylland which is the sourthern part of Jutland, next to the Danish-German border. Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark memorial stones of the various parishes plus the main stone for Sønderjylland which is the sourthern part of Jutland, next to the Danish-German border. Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.

  
  

  Documents » Slide Show		Newspapper clipps regarding the Golden Wedding of Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen in 1911
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen Marriage record from The Danish Church Books Sønder Skast Sogn, 14 May 1861
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Golden Wedding 1911 Heads and numbers
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine`s (nee Pedersen) Golden Wedding in 1911 Number and Names of the participants on the group photo, page 1 of 2
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine`s (nee Pedersen) Golden Wedding in 1911 Number and Names of the participants on the group photo, page 2 of 2
  		Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen Birth and baptism record from The Danish Church Books Sønder Skast Sogn, 1836
  		Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen Confirmation record from The Danish Church Books Sønder Skast Sogn, 2 Mar 1851
  		Ingeborg Cathrine Nielsen (nee Pedersen) Death record from Civil Registry/Standesamt/Personregistret Ballum, 10 Feb 1913
  		Ingeborg Cathrine Nielsen (nee Pedersen) Death record from The Danish Church Books Ballum, 9 Feb 1913
  		Ingeborg Nielsen (nee Pedersen) Census/Folketælling Preussen, 1885 Most likely her as she was born on 24 Nov but in 1836 and not in 1844 as it says. Looked up in the church books of Skast, but no one born in 1844. I am quite sure that is Ingeborg.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his to be wife Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen Census/Folketælling 1860, page 1 They both work at Ottersbøll Mølle which is a mill in Mjolden Parish. Both as workers. Hans Christian is the last name on page one and Ingeborg Cathrine is no 3 on page 2. Did they meet here?
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his to be wife Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen Census/Folketælling 1860, page 2 They both work at Ottersbøll Mølle which is a mill in Mjolden Parish. Both as workers. Hans Christian is the last name on page one and Ingeborg Cathrine is no 3 on page 2. Did they meet here?
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Last will and testament, page 1 Ballum, 7 Jan 1904
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Last will and testament, page 2 Ballum, 7 Jan 1904
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Last will and testament, page 3 Ballum, 7 Jan 1904
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Last will and testament, page 4 Ballum 7 Jan 1904
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Last will and testament, page 5 Ballum, 7 Jan 1904
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Last will and testament, page 6 Ballum, 7 Jan 1904
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 1 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 2 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 3 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 4 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 5 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 6 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 7 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 8 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 9 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 10 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 11 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Kongenshus Mindepark records, page 12 Hans Christian and Ingeborge were honoured with an inscription of their name at the memorial stone for Lø Herred, Sønderjyllands Amt. This because of their work to cultivate hedge land in Ballum during the years 1884-1905. At that time no machines could help cultivate the hedge. So Hans Christian more or less cultivated it by hand using a spade! In total 12.5 acres were cultivated during these years. This is one out of 12 records from Kongenshus Mindepark were the stone is placed. Not bad for a very poor couple to get their names on this stone. Only a few names in each part of Denmark got their names honoured in this way.
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) They say thank you for the golden wedding wishes Flensborg Avis, 18 May 1911
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Golden wedding notice Flensborg Avis, 12 May 1911
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Golden wedding notice, correction of the date as it was announced incorrect some days before Flensborg Avis, 13 May 1911
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and his wife Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Golden wedding notice after the feast held at their home Flensborg Avis, 17 May 1911
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen Afgangsliste fra Mjolden Sogn til Sønder Skast Sogn, de flytter begge to den 12. Maj 1861. Det vil sige 2 dage inden de gifter sig i Skast Kirke den 14. Maj 1861 They both move from Mjolden Parish to Skast Parish on 12 May 1861. 2 days before they got married on 14 May 1861 in Skast Church

  
  

  Headstones		Hans Christian Nielsen and wife Ingeborg Cathrine Pedersen Headstone Ingeborg´s day of birth seems to be wrong as it says 24 Nov 1836 in the church book. Or did the priest write it wrong?
  		Hans Christian Nielsen and Ingeborg Cathrine (nee Pedersen) Headstone