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1	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F1
2	According to the 1910 US Census, Agnes was born in New York and both of her parents (unknown) were born in Ireland.	Agnes
3	Ingen børn	Anna
4	Dødfødt søn	Boldsen
5	Dødfødt datter	Hagensen
6	Dødsfaldet bekendtgjort 16.3.1945. Bosat i Odense. Død under besøg hos mandens Ove Brandstrup.Vist gift efteråret eller julen 1943	Mary
7	Udøbt pige	Olsen
8	Daughter of Captain Samuel Adams.	Rebecca Adams
9	!Her grandfather, Henry Adams, is said to have come from Braintree England and settled in Braintree Mass, he was an ancestor of President Adams. Her fatherwas ancestor to President Adams This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/amoserick/3/data/7874 This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/amoserick/3/data/7874 SOUR @60487023@ Seal to Parents: @I14608@ Seal to Parents: @I14608@	Susanna Adams
10	«b»English Origins of John Alden J«/b»ohn Alden was hired for a cooper, at South-Hampton, where the ship victuled; and being a hopfull young man, was much desired, but left to his owne liking to go or stay when he came here; but he stayed, and maryed here. «i»(Bradford's History«/i», p. 443, «i»The Mayflower Descendant«/i» vol. 1:228) On 11 November 1620 John Alden joined with the other free adult male passengers of the «i»Mayflower«/i» to sign the «i»Compact «/i»whereby they agreed to make and abide by their own laws «i»(Bradford's History«/i», 75; «i»New Englands Memorial«/i», p. 15-16) That is all that is known about the origins of John Alden. Efforts to locate his birthplace and parentage have so far been inconclusive. Although he joined the «i»Mayflower«/i» at Southampton, co. Hampshire, England, no records have been found of John in Southampton, and he was not necessarily a native of that place. Several theories regarding the origins of John Alden were discussed in «i»The Mayflower Descendant«/i», vol. 39:111-121 and vol. 40:133-136. Of these theories, the one with the most prospects is that of the Harwich Alden family. A John Alden of Harwich married the daughter of William Russell, a merchant of that town. When William Russell wrote his will on 1 August 1586, he mentioned his son-in-law John Alden who was at that time in captivity in Spain (these were the years just before the Spanish Armada when English and Spanish ships competed for rule of the seas). He also mentions a number of children of John Alden. Interpretation of Russell's will seems to indicate that the captured John Alden had two sons named John. John "the elder" was probably the child of an earlier, unknown, first wife; and John "the younger" was the child of William Russell's daughter. Other children of the captured John Alden were Peter, William and Thomas. Any of these sons could have been the father of John Alden of the «i»Mayflower«/i». The most appealing facet of the Harwich theory is that William Russell's son Robert, brother of the Elizabeth Russell who married the captured John Alden, married the widowed mother of Captain Christopher Jones of the Mayflower. Thus, if this theory is correct, Capt. Jones would have been this step-son of our John Alden's great-uncle! Certainly, this theory offers ample opportunity for John Alden to have learned about Captain Jones's trip to New England and to gain the job of cooper/carpenter for the voyage. Unfortunately, no records have been found in Harwich or the county of Essex of a John Alden who could be ours. If Captain Jones was related to John Alden, William Bradford did not know if it when he wrote his history or he almost certainly would have mentioned the connection. John, himself, left us no information about his past. We estimate the year of his birth as 1598 using John's own deposition and a broadside published upon his death. In the deposition made on 6 July 1682 John stated he was "aged 83 yeers or thereabouts" («i»Plymouth Colony Records, Judicial Acts«/i», Part 2, p. 32; «i»The Mayflower Descendant vol. «/i»3:120-121, which would indicate he was born between 6 July 1598 and 6 July 1599. When John died on 12 September 1687, a broadside published to commemorate the occasion stated he was "about eight-nine years of age," indicating he was born between 12 September 1597 and 12 September 1598 («i»The Mayflower Descendant«/i», vol. 9:129). Combining the two ranges results in an estimated birth date between 6 July and 12 September 1598 or thereabouts. Thus John was a about twenty-two years old in 1620 and very likely had just finished an apprenticeship in cooperage or carpentry. No letters, no family «i»Bible«/i», no journal, no writings survive for either John or Priscilla. All that survives is the story of their courtship.	John Alden
11	Moved to Bridgewater where he was a farmer on land purchased earlier from the Indians by his father and Myles Standish. He married Mary Simmons. They had a total of seven children. Joseph died sometime after 1696/7.	Joseph Alden
12	Fadder : Karin Nilsson, Danmark	Inga Agnetha Andreasen
13	The son of Nicholas Arnold of Malcombe Horsey & Cheselbourne, Dorset, England and his wife Alice Gull(e)y. He lived for a time on his family's estate at Cheselbourne before moving to Limington near Ilchester in Somerset, where most of his own children were born. The family's records of baptism were brought to America and thus preserved. William sailed with his family from Dartmouth, England to the Colonies on May 1st, 1635. He came first to Hingham in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, where he was said to have been of extreme wealth. He was associated with (theologian) Roger Williams as one of the fifty-four proprietors in the first settlement of Rhode Island and founding of the city of Providence. His Brother Thomas Arnold left Cheselbourne, England on board the ship "Plain Joan" settling first in Waterton, Massachusetts, later joining his brother in Providence, Rhode Island in 1661. William Arnold's great-great-great-grandfather Roger Arnold was born in Llanthony, Monmouthshire, Wales and his children would spread out into Dorset, Somerset, and Wiltshire,England. Roger Arnold assumed the name Arnold when it became fashionable for the Welsh to assume surnames rather than continuing on the ancient tradition of taking the father's given name as their patronymic. He was the son of Arnhallt ap Arnhallt-Vychan, esquire, making him a descendant of Ynyr, King of Gwent (see Kingdom of Gwent) Arnhallt or Arnholt was anglicized to Arnold in much the same way as Tudor had been by King Henry VIII's Great Grandfather Owen Tudor or Owain ap Tewdr ap Meredudd. Roger married Joan the daughter of Sir Thomas Gam(m)age, Lord of Coity a descendant of the Frankish Emperor Charlemagne through his ancestors Richard, 6th Baron de Talbot of Goodrich, and William de Beauchamp of Elmley, Earl of Warwick. Through this union Roger's offspring would prosper. William Arnold's Grandfather Richard Arnold of Bagbere, Dorsetshire would own a tremendous amount of estates at Alton Pancras, Buckland, Newton, Cheselbourne, Melcombe Horsey as well as that of Bagbere. The Arnold family in Wales, England and the United States bore identical arms. William's pedigree has been recorded by the College of Arms and his personal coat of arms were quartered with that of Ynyr, King of Gwent. His son was Benedict Arnold, a Governor of Rhode Island, and his great-great-grandson was Benedict Arnold, considered by many to be the greatest General produced in the American Revolution, but unfortunately best remembered for changing sides to the British. President of the United States and former Union Army Maj. Gen. James A. Garfield was a descendant of William Arnold through his mother Eliza Ballou.	William Arnold
14	Dødsfaldet fandt faktisk sted på Birkevænget 14, Bagsværd (August) Iflg August var Asta 1 år på Børglum Kloster for at lære husholdning Konf. 6.10.1889 i Smidstrup sg., Holmans h., Vejle a. Kundsk. g. Opførsel mg. Iflg Kb. ved konf. boede hun i Smidstrup og forældrene i Kbh. I Ft. 1.2.1890 ses hun ikke i Smidstrup	Asta Bech
15	Grosserer, direktør. Adr. 1954 : Kleinsgade 6.Begr. af past. Th. Kierkegaard fra Det fri Kirkesamfund (Unitarerne). Død af : Arteriscelerose universale. Kaldet Zuluen, fordi han før ægteskabet boede i Sydafrika, hvor han havde en thehandel. Sønnen Leif kalder ham i Blå Bog 1984 for redaktør Theo Berg.	Jens Theodor Jensen Bjerg
16	Direktør for Gutenberghus Reklame. Cand. polit Revyforfatter.	Leif Egmont Frederik Nicol Bjerg
17	Ugift	Alfred Boldsen
18	Bosat i Randers. Ugift	Anine Marie Boldsen
19	A/S Chr. Boldsens Eftf., Randers, norsk vicekonsul	Axel Juul Boldsen
20	Ansat på Maglegårdsskolen, Gentofte	Berta Kristiane Boldsen
21	Navneændring (?). Borgerskab 31. 7.1880. Tilbragte efter hustruens død lange tider i udlandet	Christen Boldsen
22	Dannebrogsmd. 7.7.1809 Gift i hjemmet efter bev.	Christen Pedersen Boldsen
23	Ejede en kolonialforretning, der sen. udelukkende omfattede jern og andre metaller. Købte 1904 Horsens Bly-Valseværk og Metalforretning. Startede 1923 Horsens Jern-og Stålforretning.	Christian Boldsen
24	Ejer af Overhovedgård ved Struer, partikulier i Randers, byrådsmedlem, justitsråd. 27.6.1864 DM efter modig dåd i krigen. 29.10.1902 RD, E.M.2.	Christian Nielsen Boldsen
25	Fra 1883 partikulier i Rold og fra 1900 i Randers Se : Randers Amts hist. Samf., Aarbog 1908 med en skildring af hans deltagelse i 'Slavekrigen' i foråret 1848.	Frederik Boldsen
26	RD, kunstsamler. Ejer af Gundsøgård, Gundsømagle sg. Exam. jur.	Frederik Christian Boldsen
27	Landmand i Horsens	Frederik Gerhard Boldsen
28	Ejer af 'Fogedgården' ved Rold	Hans Christian Boldsen
29	1844 kapellan i Holbæk-Udby, 1848 kap. i Ødum, sen. hjælpepræst og lærer forsk. steder. 1857 præst i Flade-Gærum, 1875 i Fruering	Henrik Carsten Boldsen
30	Ingen børn	Inge Marie Eva Boldsen
31	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
32	Sen. partikulier i Randers	Julius Boldsen
33	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
34	Postbud, købmand, stationsmedhjælper. FT 1890 : Øltapper i Flade sg.	Adolph Ingemann Brandstrup
35	Ane Larsdatter was the second among Lars Post's children. She was born in 1778 and was 10-11 years old when the parents passed away. In the sources we meet her again when she becomes engaged in 1796 to inn-keeper in Aalborg Christopher Lucht. They were married in 1797 and the church book of Our Lady's Church in Aalborg shows the first official use of the family name Brandstrup (though spelled Branstrup). Ane and Christopher later moved to Randers where he settled down as a wine merchant. They got eight children of which unfortunately only two grew up. In 1814, Christopher died early and left Ane with four children of which one died shortly after. Ane wrote an ad in the local paper documenting her sorrow. Tragedy or not, Ane took care of the family and already a year after she married second officer Christian Boldsen from Mellerup. And he was indeed not a bad marriage. Six years before he became a hero in the war with England. He was second officer on the trade ship "Helene Charlotte" when it was captured by the Swedes on its way between Skagen and Norway. Most of the crew was taken to the Swedish ship and Christian Boldsen with a few others were left on "Helene Charlotte" together with the prize crew. Although very few, Christian Boldsen and the remainder of the crew managed to overpower the prize crew and throw their weapons over board. Christian sailed the ship to the small harbour of Risør in Norway and for their deed he and his helpers received the ship and its cargo as prize. In addition he was later honoured with the Order of the Danish Flag. Ole Høeg, descendant of Ane and Christopher, later wrote the novel "Kaper" about his ancestor. Three years after the marriage Ane and Christopher moved to Mellerup, a small ferry harbour, where they purchased a farm. Ane and Christopher got six children together. About these children and their many descendants, please refer to the book "Slægten Boldsen", Svend Søgaard Sørensen, Hjørring, 1980.	Ane Larsdatter Brandstrup
36	1961 bosat Tullinsg. 25. Død af apoplexia cerebri	Ane Marie Brandstrup
37	Forlovere : Proprietair Petersen til Solholt og Forpagter Westengaard til Knivholt	Ane Marie Brandstrup
38	Postmester ved Strandvejskvarterets Postkontor	Carl Emil Brandstrup
39	Lærer (Dim.Skårup seminarium 1868), løjtnant v. 35. batteri 1878, rejsende skuespiller 1883. FT 1890 : Skuespiller, logerende i Ålborg.	Carl Johan Brandstrup
40	Ugift. Ingen børn	Ellen Brandstrup
41	Først ansat i DFDS, sen i Red Star Line. Emigrerede til USA. Bosat i St. Paul, hvar han var ansat i et jernbaneselskab. Flyttede 1893 til Baraboo, Wisc. Ved FT 1900 boede han i Michigan, mens Susan og børnene boede i N.Y. City.	Fred Brandstrup
42	Freddie died of tuberculosis at a relatively young age.	Freddie S. Brandstrup
43	Udvandrede til USA, men vendte hjem. Ingen børn	Georg Brandstrup
44	Bagerforretning : Søndergade 34. Møller i Frederikshavn Mølle. Ejede senere en gård på Bangsbobakken. Brylluppet ikke fundet i Vrå, Flade eller Fr. havn	Georg Lauritz Brandstrup
45	Død inden dåbens konfirmation	Gustav Christian Brandstrup
46	Prof. v. Jordmoderskolen, oveaccouchør på RH	Hans Ebbe Brandstrup
47	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
48	Handelsudd. hos købmand Andresen i Kerteminde, løjtnant, ansat i et kaffekompagni på Haiti, kaffegrosserer i Kbh.	Jørgen Frederik Brandstrup
49	Udvandret 1913 t. USA. Bosat i Buffalo Faddere : Handelsmand Christian Sørensen af Vrå, ungkarl Svenning Andreas Simonsen af Vrå. Pigen Johanne Pedersen af Foldbjerg og Mette Cathrine Pedersen af Dalsmark.	Johanne Gotfrida Brandstrup
50	Legatstifter. FT 1890 : Boede hos moderen i Flade sg.	Johanne Gothfrida Brandstrup