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| 5151 |  | Serena Thomsen (nee Rossen) Portrait | |
| 5152 |  | Serena Thomsen (nee Rossen) | |
| 5153 |  | Serena Thomsen (nee Rossen) | |
| 5154 |  | Serena Thomsen (nee Rossen) | |
| 5155 |  | Serena Thomsen (nee Rossen) with baby Crystal | |
| 5156 |  | Sharalyn Snyder Portrait | |
| 5157 | | Shelli Daehling Rossen Portrait | |
| 5158 |  | Siblings Harry Per Thure Andersson and Tyra Gerda Kristina Andersson | |
| 5159 |  | Siblings Irma Hedvig Viola, Karl Evert and Harry Filip Sandström | |
| 5160 |  | Siblings James Peter "Jim" and Diane Denise Nelsen with their dog Trixie | |
| 5161 |  | Siblings James Peter and Diane Denise Nelsen She is 4 months old and Jim is 2 years old. The Curtis Enterprise, Nebraska, 24 Aug 1950 | |
| 5162 |  | Siblings Johanne Marie, Christian Petersen, Niels Jensen, Hans Christian and Mette Line Nielsen Census /Folketælling 1845 They all live in the poorhouse in Husum-Ballum. They are called "fattiglemmer" in Danish which could be translated as pauper. Very poor circumstances. Interesting here is that their family name isn´t written as Nielsen but Jensen. How come? This because of the use of patronymic which means that a new born in Denmark would get a family name by using the fathers given name plus the ending -sen which means son. A daughter would be given the ending -datter which means daughter. So these 5 siblings were named after their father Jens+sen= Jensen. The girls should have got the family name Jensdatter if it should have been correct. But in the church books they all got the family name Nielsen... | |
| 5163 |  | Siblings John Hansen, Margaret Marion and Otto Jens Nielsen Picture from around 1910 | |
| 5164 |  | Siblings Jürgen, Flemming and Kim Rossen Picture from 1979 | |
| 5165 |  | Siblings Margaret Ruby and Marion Willis Nelsen in the 1937 Yearbook of Nebraska School of Agriculture, Curtis | |
| 5166 |  | Siblings Margaret Ruby, Robert Leroy and Marion Willis Nelsen Photo probably taken in 1922 | |
| 5167 |  | Siblings Mathilde, Magnus and Marius Fredsøe Rossen | |
| 5168 |  | Siblings Soren, Serena, Amanda Petrea and Anna Elsie Rossen
October 1965 | |
| 5169 | | Siblings Viggo Viking, Erling Tage and Irma Marie Rossen Photo taken May 2016 | |
| 5170 |  | Siblings Walter Christ, Edna Katherine and Anna Marie Rossen | |
| 5171 |  | Signe Kathrine Bjerregaard (nee Nielsen) Death notice, 24 Nov 2009 | |
| 5172 |  | Signe Kathrine Bjerregaard (nee Nielsen) Taksigelse fra børnene ved moderens begravelse, 2009 | |
| 5173 |  | Signe Matilda Larsson (nee Olsson) Death notice, 2014 | |
| 5174 |  | Signe Matilda Olsson Birth and christening record from The Swedish Church Books Låssa Församling, 1923 | |
| 5175 |  | Sigrid Duus Birth and christening record from The Danish Church Books arrild Sogn, 19 Nov 1923 | |
| 5176 |  | Sigrid Marie Nelsen (nee Jepsen) "Mrs Carl Nelsen Died 1 June" The Curtis Enterprise, 6 Jun 1963 | |
| 5177 |  | Sigrid Marie Nelsen (nee Jepsen) - Headstone | |
| 5178 |  | Sigrid Marie Nelsen (nee Jepsen) - Portrait | |
| 5179 |  | Simon Dixon Murrell Portrait | |
| 5180 |  | Simon Peter Stenger and his wife Marie Kjestine (nee Andersen) Headstone | |
| 5181 |  | Sine Timmerby (nne Markussen) Death notice, 2020 | |
| 5182 |  | Sisters Karoline Margrethe Rossen (nee Ostheim genannt Christ) and Rosa Johansen (nee Christiansen) | |
| 5183 |  | Sisters Rosa Johansen (nee Christiansen) and Karoline Margrethe Rossen (nee Ostheim genannt Christ) | |
| 5184 |  | Sisters Rosa Johansen (nee Christiansen) and Karoline Margrethe Rossen (nee Ostheim genannt Christ) Probably in front of a house on the Island of Rømø. Rosa spent her a few years on Rømø when she was 3-5 years. Later the sisters reunited and spent many holidays together on Rømø. | |
| 5185 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 1 This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5186 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 10
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5187 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 11
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5188 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 12
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5189 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 13
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5190 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 14
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5191 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 15
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5192 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 16
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5193 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 17
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5194 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 18
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5195 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 19
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5196 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 2
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5197 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 20
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5198 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 21
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5199 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 22
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. | |
| 5200 |  | Slægtsbogen Rossen, page 23
This genealogi booklet was done/written by Thyge Truelsen Thyssen, son of Truels Andersen Thyssen and Cathrine Nielsen Rossen. Cathrine is a 1st cousin of my great-grandfather Jens Andersen Rossen. It is written in German, probably in the mid 1930s. It gives a good overview of the Rossen heritage and actually confirms much of what I have found out in my research. |