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Descendants of Foch Albertsen With Descendants of Foch Albertsen With Generation 1 1. FOCH ALBERTSEN1 WITH was born on 20 Sep 1588 in Emden, Holland. He died in 1655. He married Lene Clemensdatter, daughter of Clemens Sørensen and Marine Baggesdatter in 1623. She was born about 1600. Notes for Foch Albertsen With: With or de Wiit was a Grocer and town counselor. He descended from a famous Dutch familly - de Witt. Note: His name has been written: de With, With, de Witt and Witt. Nedstammede fra en hollandsk familie, de With. Kom til Danmark i 1607. Købmand i Horsens. Rådmand i Horsens 1631-1652. Blev gift med Lene Clemensdatter (f. ca. 1600, død ca. 1663). De havde 3 kendte børn sammen. (Christine, Gunild og Albert). Source: Kgl. Bibliotek, København; Rigsarkivet, København og finnholbæk. Foch Albertsen With and Lene Clemensdatter had the following children: i. CHRISTINE FOCHSDATTER2 WITH was born about 1630 in Horsens, Denmark. ii. GUNILD FOCHSDATTER WITH was born on 27 Jan 1640 in Horsens, Denmark. She died on 10 Oct 1690. Notes for Gunild Fochsdatter With: Tvilling med Albert. 2. iii. ALBERT FOCHSEN WITH was born on 27 Jan 1640 in Horsens, Denmark. He died on 29 Mar 1715. He married Barbara Henriksdatter Mule, daughter of Henrik Hansen and Anna Jensdatter Mule on 06 Jul 1674. She was born about 1651 in Skamby, Fyn. She died in Jul 1723. Generation 2 2. ALBERT FOCHSEN2 WITH (Foch Albertsen1) was born on 27 Jan 1640 in Horsens, Denmark. He died on 29 Mar 1715. He married Barbara Henriksdatter Mule, daughter of Henrik Hansen and Anna Jensdatter Mule on 06 Jul 1674. She was born about 1651 in Skamby, Fyn. She died in Jul 1723. Albert Fochsen With was buried in Trinitatis Kirke, Copenhagen. Notes for Albert Fochsen With: Note: Studen fra Aarhus 1657. In 1671 Albert Foghsen With became Rektor (ved Latinskolen) in Vordingborg. In 1673 Parish Pastor in Svendborg. He later became Parish Pastor in Trinitatis Parish in Copenhagen. (1684). Barbara Henriksdatter Mule was buried on 15 Jul 1723. Albert Fochsen With and Barbara Henriksdatter Mule had the following children: 3. i. HELENE CATHRINE ALBERTSDATTER3 WITH was born in 1673. She died in Jul 1760 in København, Denmark. She married Laurits Lauritsen Thura, son of Lauritz Mortensen Widsted and Margrethe Lauritsdatter Thura on 22 Sep 1697 in Trinitatis Kirke, Copenhagen, Denmark. He was born on 20 Aug 1657 in Nakskov, Maribo Page 1 of 8 Descendants of Foch Albertsen With Kirke, Copenhagen,Generation Denmark. He 2 (con't)was born on 20 Aug 1657 in Nakskov, Maribo Amt. He died on 01 Apr 1731 in Ribe. 4. ii. FOCH ALBERTSEN WITH was born on 21 Jun 1677. Foch Albertsen died on 03 Nov 1729 in Slagelse Sogn, Sorø Amt. Foch Albertsen married Anna Catrine Benedikte Randulph, child of Niels Enevoldsen Randulf and Dorothea Catharina Wandal on 04 Jun 1716. Anna Catrine Benedikte was born about 1690. iii. HENRIK VILHELM WITH. 5. iv. ELISABETH MULE WITH was born on 08 Jun 1690 in København, Denmark. She died on 21 Jun 1768. She married Christen Sørensen Lemvig, son of Søren Christensen Lemvig and Bodil Rhumann on 01 Mar 1707. He was born on 14 Jul 1672 in Borup. He died on 15 Oct 1724. v. JOHAN ALBRECHT WITH was born on 23 Dec 1683 in Præstø Amt, Denmark. He died on 06 Aug 1754 in Viborg. Generation 3 3. HELENE CATHRINE ALBERTSDATTER3 WITH (Albert Fochsen2, Foch Albertsen1) was born in 1673. She died in Jul 1760 in København, Denmark. She married Laurits Lauritsen Thura, son of Lauritz Mortensen Widsted and Margrethe Lauritsdatter Thura on 22 Sep 1697 in Trinitatis Kirke, Copenhagen, Denmark. He was born on 20 Aug 1657 in Nakskov, Maribo Amt. He died on 01 Apr 1731 in Ribe. Helene Cathrine Albertsdatter With was buried on 24 Jul 1760 in Trinitatis Kirke, København. Notes for Helene Cathrine Albertsdatter With: Info: Arkivalieronline.dk København Amt, Trinitatis Sogn 1757-1813, Døde. Opslag 30 th. Anno 1760. Juli D: 24. ejud. D: Fru Helene Catharina Witt, afd. Biskob Thuras Enke blev Begraven i Kirkegaarden, fik Begravelse (om Morgenen med Ligvogn). Laurits Lauritsen Thura was christened on 23 Aug 1657 in Nakskov Kirke, Maribo Amt. He was buried in Apr 1731 in Ribe Domkirke, Ribe, Denmark. Notes for Laurits Lauritsen Thura: Info: Arkivalieronline.dk: Maribo Amt, Nakskov Skt. Nikolaj Sogn 1638-1707, opslag 93. Døbte. Anno 1657 Dom: 13 Trinit: 23 Aug. Min egen liden Søn :/ Lauritz Thura /: Occupation: (Per Wibergs Præstehistorie) Rector in Køge 1681-1690. D. 8/10 1695 Præst til Hollandsk Menighed ved Holmen Kirke i København. D. 20/6 tillige Præst i Nyamager (Nyhollænderby) D. 3/4 1703 Pastor in Aarhus Domkirke, Bishop in Ribe 1713. Salmedigter. Relationship Notes for Laurits Lauritsen Thura and Helene Cathrine Albertsdatter With: Info: Arkivalieronline.dk København Amt, Trinitatis Sogn 1692-1702, opslag 95 th. Page 2 of 8 Descendants of Foch Albertsen With København Amt, Trinitatis Sogn 1692-1702,Generation opslag 3 (con't) 95 th. Anno 1697 D: 22 Sept: Blev Hæderlige og Højagtede Mag: Laurids Thura Sogne Præst for den Hollandske Lutherske Menighed her i Staden og Mademoiselle Helen Catrine Alberts Datter de Witt Viet i Huuset. Laurits Lauritsen Thura and Helene Cathrine Albertsdatter With had the following children: 6. i. BARBARA MARGRETHE LAURIDSDATTER4 THURA was born in 1698 in Copenhagen, Denmark. She died on 01 Aug 1738 in Ringkøbing, Denmark. She married Hans Allerup in 1722. He was born in 1666 in Sneum, Ribe. He died on 07 Oct 1744 in Ringkøbing, Denmark. 7. ii. ALBERT LAURITSEN THURA was born on 06 Oct 1700 in Copenhagen, Denmark. He married (1) JACOBA MARIA HANSDATTER on 10 Sep 1726. She was born about 1700 in Møn, Denmark. She died on 29 Nov 1732. He married (2) CATHARINA MARGRETHE ANCHERSEN on 18 Jun 1734. She was born about 1700. iii. DIDERIK DE THURA was born on 01 May 1704 in Aarhus, Denmark. He died in 1788. Diderik De Thura was christened in 1704 in Aarhus Vor Frue Sogn, Aarhus, Denmark. Notes for Diderik De Thura: Note: Diderick de Thura was most likely christened in Aarhus Vor Frue Parish, where his father was Parish Pastor, there are no church records saved until 1726. Occupation: Naval Officer 8. iv. LAURIDS DE THURA was born on 04 Mar 1706 in Aarhus, Denmark. He died on 06 Sep 1759. He married (1) ANNA ROSENØRN, daughter of Poul Rosenørn and Mette Benzon on 19 Oct 1740. She was born in 1714. She died in 1748 in Holtegaard, Denmark. He married (2) CHRISTIANE MARIE DE KIÆRSKJOLD, daughter of Frederik Kiær De Kiærskjold and Inger Pop on 16 Jan 1750 in Børglum Kirke, Denmark. She was born in 1714. She died in 1760 in Børglumkloster, Denmark. v. CHRISTIANE LAURIDSDATTER THURA was born in 1711 in Aarhus, Denmark. She died in 1775 in Støvringkloster, Denmark. Christiane Lauridsdatter Thura was christened on 14 May 1711 in Aarhus, Denmark. Notes for Christiane Lauridsdatter Thura: Christiane was most likely christened in Aarhus Vor Frue Parish, where her father was Parish Pastor. 4. FOCH ALBERTSEN3 WITH (Albert Fochsen2, Foch Albertsen1) was born on 21 Jun 1677. Foch Albertsen died on 03 Nov 1729 in Slagelse Sogn, Sorø Amt. Foch Albertsen married Anna Catrine Benedikte Randulph, child of Niels Enevoldsen Randulf and Dorothea Catharina Wandal on 04 Jun 1716. Anna Catrine Benedikte was born about 1690. Foch Albertsen With and Anna Catrine Benedikte Randulph had the following children: Page 3 of 8 Descendants of Foch Albertsen With Generation 3 (con't) i. BARBARA ALBERTINE FOCHSDATTER4 WITH was born in 1717. She died in 1793. ii. NIELS RANDULF FOCHSEN WITH was born in 1720. He died in 1788. iii. FOGHARDINE WITH was born in 1730. iv. HELENE ELISABETH WITH. v. DOROTHEA CATHARINE WITH. 5. ELISABETH MULE3 WITH (Albert Fochsen2, Foch Albertsen1) was born on 08 Jun 1690 in København, Denmark. She died on 21 Jun 1768. She married Christen Sørensen Lemvig, son of Søren Christensen Lemvig and Bodil Rhumann on 01 Mar 1707. He was born on 14 Jul 1672 in Borup. He died on 15 Oct 1724. Christen Sørensen Lemvig was buried in Copenhagen , Denmark. Christen Sørensen Lemvig and Elisabeth Mule With had the following children: i. ALBERT CHRISTENSEN4 LEMVIG was born on 06 Jan 1708 in København, Denmark. He died on 11 Jul 1771. ii. SØREN LEMVIG was born on 20 Apr 1709 in København, Denmark. He died on 26 Aug 1760 in København, Denmark. Notes for Søren Lemvig: Occupation: Præst (Pastor). iii. FREDERIK LUDVIG LEMVIG was born on 27 Mar 1717. He died on 17 Sep 1770 in Kgs. Lyngby, København. Frederik Ludvig Lemvig was christened in Slotskirken, København. iv. GERTRUD CHRISTENSDATTER LEMVIG was born in 1722. She died in 1775 in København, Denmark. She married Christoffer Pauli Rose on 08 Aug 1746 in Garnisons Kirke, København, Denmark. Gertrud Christensdatter Lemvig was buried on 06 Oct 1775 in St. Nicolai Kirke, København. Generation 4 6. BARBARA MARGRETHE LAURIDSDATTER4 THURA (Helene Cathrine Albertsdatter3 With, Albert Fochsen2 With, Foch Albertsen1 With) was born in 1698 in Copenhagen, Denmark. She died on 01 Aug 1738 in Ringkøbing, Denmark. She married Hans Allerup in 1722. He was born in 1666 in Sneum, Ribe. He died on 07 Oct 1744 in Ringkøbing, Denmark. Barbara Margrethe Lauridsdatter Thura was christened on 07 Jul 1698 in Holmen Kirke, Copenhagen, Denmark. Page 4 of 8 Descendants of Foch Albertsen With Generation 4 (con't) Notes for Barbara Margrethe Lauridsdatter Thura: Info: Arkivalieronline.dk København Amt, Holmen Sogn 1694-1702. Døbte. Opslag 154 Anno 1698 D 7 Julij, Barbara Margrethe Magister Laur. Thura Sogne Præst til den Hollandske Menighed i Admiralgaden.
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