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Holger Wilford Jorgensen (1901 – 1976) & Elsa Holger Wilford Jorgensen (1901 – 1976) & Elsa Margaret Marie Anderson (1902 – 1981) Holger Wilford Jorgensen Born: 18 October 1901 at Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete Co., Utah Died: 17 September 1976 Burial: Murray City Cemetery, Murray, Salt Lake, Utah MARRIED: 22 August 1923 Murray City, Salt Lake Co, Utah Elsa Margaret Marie Anderson Born: 7 Nov 1902 Murray City, Salt Lake Co, Utah Died: 22 Jul 1981 Murray City, Salt Lake Co, Utah Burial: 25 Jul 1981 Murray City Cemetery, Murray, Salt Lake, Utah Three sons born : 1924, 1927 & 1936 Holger Wilford Jorgensen is the third of five children born of Hans Peter Jorgensen (1856 - 1936) and Ane Marie Kristine Olsen (1863 - 1920). His parents emigrated from Denmark. /-->GRANDFATHER Niels Christian Jorgensen (1833 – 1911) / / FATHER Hans Peter Jorgensen (1852 Denmark – 1936 Utah) / \ / \-->GRANDMOTHER Kjeistina Ericksen (1821 – 1894) Holger Wilford Jorgensen (1901 -1976) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Holger’s Father (Hans Peter Jorgensen 1856-1936) at the age of 16, emigrated during 1872 Holger’s Grandfather Neils Christian Jorgensen (1833 -1911) and Grandmother Kjeistina Erickson Jorgensen (1821 – 1894) with daughter Petrea emigrated from Denmark during 1873 Svendborg, Denmark -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copenhagen to Hull, England on the Pacific (27 Jun 1873) Copenhagen to Hull on the Pacific (27 Jun 1873) Liverpool to New York on the Wisconsin (2 Jul 1873 - 15 Jul 1873) http://mormonmigration.lib.byu.edu/Search/showDetails/db:MM_MII/t:voyage/id:444/keywords:Jorgensen#.UM8vU-Q0WSo PASSENGER LIST Grandfather Neils Christain Jorgensen emigrated during 1873 Jorgensen, Neils C. 1933; Jorgensen, Kirsten 1921; Jorgensen, Peter “Petrea” 1856 After arrival in Utah the family settled in Fountain Green, Sanpete Co. ================================================================================== Holger’s Father (Hans Peter Jorgensen (1856-1936) at the age of 16, emigrated during 1872 from Denmark with two brother, Lars Christian and Eric Christian, Lars Christian Jorgensen (1853-1892) settled at Emery, Emery Co., Utah Eric Christian Jorgensen (1860-1910) settled at Colonial Diaz, Chihuahua, Mexico Liverpool to New York on the Minnesota (4 Sep 1872 - 16 Sep 1872) PASSENGER LIST Jorgensen, Hans Peter ; Jorgensen, Erik Christen ; Jorgensen, Lars Christen Hans Peter Jorgensen Emigration 1872 Birth: 11 September 1856 Svendborg, Denmark Death: 03 Mar 1936 Burial: 6 Mar 1936 Ft. Green, Sanpete MARRIED 28 November 1894 Manti, Sanpete, Utah Ane Marie Kirstine Olsen Emigration 1894 Birth: 31 Jan 1863 Aalborg, Denmark Death: 1 Oct, 1920 Mt Pleasant, Utah Burial: Oct 1920 Mt Pleasant, Utah First settled in Fountain, Green About 1900-1901 relocated to Mount Pleasant =============================================================== Holger Wilford Jorgensen (1901-1976) ANCESTORS ON HIS MOTHER’S SIDE Holger Wilford Jorgensen (1901 -1976) \ / -->GRANDFATHER Janus “James” Olsen (1836 Denmark – 1885 Denmark) \ / \ MOTHER Ane Marie Kirstine Olsen (1863 Denmark – 1920 Utah) \ \-->GRANDMOTHER Larsine Sorensen (1839 Denmark – 1913 Utah) Janus or James Olsen (1836-1885) Birth: 29 March 1836 Aalborg, Aalborg, Denmark Death: 22 August 1885 Norresundby, Aalborg, Denmark Marriage: 10 or 16 December 1862 Norresundby, Aalborg, Denmark Larsine Sorensen (1839-1913) Birth: 4 September 1839 Norresundby, Aalborg, enmark Death: 8 October 1913 Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah 12 Children (6 Children died before age 4. one at age 10, one at age 14 and one at age 70 died in Denmark) Mother, 2 daughters/sisters and 1 son/brother emigrated from Demark to Utah, USA Ane Marie Kirstine Olsen (1863 Aalborg -1920 Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah) Age 57, Albert Edvard Olsen (1864 Aalborg -1878 Aalborg ) Age 14 Jacobine Henrietta Olsen (1865 Aalborg -1940 Aalborg ) Age 70 Olsen (1868 Aalborg -1868 Aalborg) Age <1 Emilie Velhelmine Caroline Olsen (1869 Aalborg -1876 Aalborg) Age 10 Olsen (1872 Aalborg -1872 Aalborg) Age <1 Christian Olsen (1873 Aalborg -1876 Aalborg) Age 3 Olsen (1875 Aalborg -1875) Age <1 Christian Emil Olsen (1876 Aalborg -1942 San Francisco, California ) Age 66 Emilie Elsine Olsen (1877-78 Aalborg -1958 Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah) Age 81 Soren Henrick Olsen (1879 Aalborg -1880) Age 1 Alfred Olsen (1880-1880 Aalborg) Age <1 ============================================================ MISSIONAIRY Jorgensen, Hans Peter - 1874 http://mormonmigration.lib.byu.edu/Search/showDetails/db:MM_Europe/t:account/id:1221/keywords:Jorgensen Glasgow to New York on the Ethiopia (26 Jul 1894) Glasgow to New York on the Ethiopia (26 Jul 1894) British Mission Manuscript History Voyage Entry Another company of emigrating Saints (44 souls) left Copenhagen, Denmark, July 19, [1894], accompanied by the following Elders, who had performed missionary labors in Scandinavia: Amel Burnett Jensen of Richfield, Hans Peter Jorgensen of Fountain Green, John W. Dehlin of Mt. Pleasant, James Andersen and John Johnson of Logan, and Ludvig S. Hansen of Salt Lake City.” [HSM, 337] “Thursday, July 26, 1894. The ship ‘Ethiopia’ sailed from Glasgow, with 66 Saints on board, bound for Utah. The company consisted of 54 emigrating Saints (10 from the British, 43 from the Scandinavian and 1 from the Swiss and German Mission), 1 returning visitor and 11 returning Elders, namely, Peter S. Condie, Gustave A. Iversen, Andreas Johansen, Carl M. Lavensen, August Malmquist, Emil [Amel] E. Jensen, Hans P. Jorgensen, John W. Dehlin, James Anderson, John Johnson, and Ludvig S. Hansen. The returning visitor was James E. Talmage. (Orig. Doc.)” [BMMH, 1894]. No passenger list for emigrating saints (emigrating LDS members) NO DOCUMENTATION, BUT: It is very possible that Hans Peter Jorgensen meet his future wife Ane Marie Kirstine Olsen while serving a mission during 1892-94 in Denmark. It is very possible that some Olsen family accompanied him back to Utah during July 1894. (43 Scandinavian LDS Member accompanied the returning missionaries – NO PASSENGER LIST) Refer to 1910 Census Anna Marie Jergensen Immigration Year 1894 https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M5XH-SQY Holger’s Mother, Anna Marie Kristine Olsen Jorgensen (1863 – 1920), emigrated from Denmark PROBABLY during July 1894 probably with her Mother, Larsine Sorensen Olsen (1839 – 1913) and brother Christian Emil Olsen (1876 – 1942 he went on to San Francisco, California). (Hans Peter Jorgensen & Ane Marie Kristine Olsen were MARRIED 28 November 1894) Ane’s mother, Larsine Sorensen, lived with Hans Perter, Ane Marie Kirstine and their family lived in Fountain Green & Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah Ancestral File: afn: 2P3Z-RR https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/M756-TSJ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hans Peter Jorgensen (1856-1936) Birth: 11 September 1856 Espe, Svendborg, Denmark Death: 3 March 1936 Burial: 6 March 1936 Fountain Green, Sanpete, Utah Marriage: 28 November 1894 Manti, Sanpete, Utah https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F8PW-KWT Ane Marie Kirstine Olsen (1863-1920) Birth: 31 January 1863 Aalborg,Aalborg,Denmark Death: 1 October 1920 Burial: Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah First settled in Fountain, Green About 1900-1901 relocated to Mount Pleasant CHILDREN Pearl Emilie Jorgensen (1896 Fountain Green, Sanpete, Utah -1961) Arthur Lorenzo Jorgensen (1899 Fountain Green, Sanpete, Utah -1918) Holger Wilford Jorgensen (1901 Mount Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah - 1976) Luella Marie Jorgensen (1904 Mount. Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah -1966) J Alfred Jorgensen (1906 Mount. Pleasant, Sanpete, Utah -1918) Mount Pleasant to Fountain Green about 15 Miles Mount Pleasant City, Utah http://sanpete.com/pages/mtpleasant http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Pleasant,_Utah Mount Pleasant is a city in Sanpete County, Utah, in the United States. Mt. Pleasant is known for its 19th-century main street buildings, for being home to Wasatch Academy, and for being the largest city in the northern half of the county. History After taking lumber out of Pleasant Creek Canyon in late 1851, a band of Mormon colonists from Manti led by Madison D. Hambleton returned in the spring of 1852 to establish the Hambleton Settlement near the present site of Mt. Pleasant. During the Walkara (Walker) Indian War, the small group of settlers relocated to Spring Town (Spring City) and later to Manti for protection. The old settlement was burned down by local Native Americans, so when a large colonizing party from Ephraim and Manti returned to the area in 1859, a new, permanent townsite was laid out in its present location—one hundred miles south of Salt Lake City and twenty-two miles northeast of Manti. Among the founding settlers were Mormon converts from Scandinavia, the United Kingdom, and the eastern United States. By 1880, at which time Mt. Pleasant was the county's largest city, with a population of 2,000, more than 72 percent of its married adults were foreign born. This ethnic diversity had an important impact on village life during the nineteenth and early twentieth century’s. For decades, five languages were commonly spoken in town, creating confusing and sometimes amusing communication problems. The settlement and development of Mt. Pleasant followed the typical pattern for Mormon towns of the period. A square-shaped townsite was surveyed (eventually containing about 100 city blocks),
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