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Danske i California Index D - G Birth Death Parish (Other DK County I=Im Book Surname Given Name(s) Year Year Locality) (Region) US County State age Notes Code Page Dahl Viggo C. 1875 St. Croix DWI San Francisco CA Insurance CA-02 819 Dahlgren Carl 1841 1920 Skælskør Sorø San Francisco CA Artist/painter CA-01 274 Dall Georg c 1857 1926 Los Angeles CA CA-01 288 Dall James c 1856 1931 Los Angeles CA Died in Honolulu CA-01 288 Dallerup Benjamin 1853 1935 Christianshavn København Alameda CA Seaman CA-02 529 Dam Hans Pershing NV CA-02 938 Damkier Niels 1930 Alameda CA Winery CA-02 601 Danielsen Peter A. 1852 1921 Cappeln Holsten Santa Clara CA CA-01 291 Dau Christian Jensen 1933 (Als) Sønderborg Alameda CA CA-02 596 Dauberg August 1876 Haderslev Haderslev Santa Clara CA Farmer CA-02 703 Anton Christopher Sugar plantation in de Bretteville Eugen le Normand 1853 San Francisco CA Hawaii CA-01 298 Hansine Christiane de Bretteville Unserud 1845 1917 Odense San Francisco CA I CA-01 268 de Bretteville Viggo le Normand 1840 1922 San Francisco CA I CA-01 268 Decker Christian 1848 1911 (Sønderjylland) San Francisco CA CA-01 260 Dethlefsen Andrew c 1844 1921 Løjt Aabenraa Santa Cruz CA Farmer CA-02 722 Dietricksen William A. 1818 1904 San Francisco CA Ship captain CA-01 197 Dreyer _____ (Capt.) Ærøskøbing Svendborg San Francisco CA Sea captain CA-01 302 Dreyer Rasmus P. N. 1859 Skaarup Svendborg Sacramento CA Railroad employee CA-02 549 Duborg Christian H. 1869 1923 Jernvedlund Ribe Reno NV Sheep Rancher CA-02 932 Dupont Peter 1861 1927 Fredericia Vejle San Francisco CA CA-02 800 Duus Lorentz C. 1857 1930 Haderslev Alameda CA Cigar shop CA-02 596 Edelkrantz Wilhelm L. von 1866 1932 København Alameda CA Inventor CA-02 530 Edvardsen Jens Peter 1868 København Alameda CA Bien correspondent CA-02 568 Eilertsen Harald 1886 (Aalborg) Aalborg Stanislaus CA Baptist minister CA-02 750 Co-owner of Andersen and Elbeck Alfred Petersen 1885 Aarhus San Francisco CA Meyer Imports CA-02 852 Elbeck Peter Alfred 1870 Horsens Vejle Sonoma CA Chicken farm CA-02 769 San Louis Elberg Mark 1847 Løjt Aabenraa Obispo CA aka Mathias CA-02 740 Danske i California Index D - G San Louis Elberg Mathias 1847 Løjt Aabenraa Obispo CA aka Mark CA-02 740 Ellegaard Jacob (Als) Sønderborg San Francisco CA Shipcaptain CA-01 198 Elsnap Morris 1884 Ulsted Aalborg Alameda CA National Guard CA-02 581 Co-owner grocery store. Brother of Enemark Jens 1932 (Sønderjylland) Santa Cruz CA Niels CA-02 724 Co-owner grocery store. Brother of Enemark Niels 1921 (Sønderjylland) Santa Cruz CA Jens Enemark CA-02 724 Eriksen Carl Christian 1852 Sønderborg Sønderborg San Francisco CA Contractor CA-02 819 Eriksen Christian 1867 Ærøskøbing Svendborg Alameda CA Blacksmith CA-02 581 Eriksen Fritz c 1829 1909 Løjt Aabenraa Santa Cruz CA Farmer CA-02 722 Eriksen James C. 1844 1914 Marstal Svendborg San Francisco CA CA-01 265 Eriksen Martin 1867 Aarhus Humboldt CA CA-02 631 Eriksen Martin 1869 Nørre Hastrup Vejle Humboldt CA Sales CA-02 549 Erlandsen E. Andrew 1841 1917 København Alameda CA Business man CA-02 529 Esbeck Anders N. 1843 (Brovt) Santa Cruz CA CA-02 725 Eschen James C. 1844 1914 Marstal Svendborg San Francisco CA Shipping CA-01 301 Eskesen Henning 1898 Frederiksborg San Diego CA Creamery manager CA-02 732 Eskildsen Nis 1896 Bedsted Aabenraa Humboldt CA Farmer CA-02 634 Faber Johan Frederik 1928 San Francisco CA Grocer CA-02 806 Doctor. Swedish and Norwegian Fagerstjerna Peter Wilhelm 1841 København Alameda CA decent CA-02 527 Falkenberg Frederik 1865 Jellinge Sorø Santa Cruz CA CA-02 727 Fanø Paul Niels 1840 Kolding Ringkøbing Monterey CA Farmer CA-02 676 Fauersø Carl 1879 Smidstrup Hjørring Stanislaus CA CA-02 756 Federspiel Sophus 1871 1936 (Washington) CA Vintner CA-02 870 Sailor/cooper - brother of Mathias Fellom Caius Julius Helsingør Frederiksborg San Jose CA I Fellom CA-01 45ff Sailor-brother of Caius J. Fellom; Fellom Mathias 1800 1868 Helsingør Frederiksborg Gilroy CA I aka Matthew) CA-01 41ff (Thorning, Finderup Christian 1885 Kellerup) Alameda CA Restaurant CA-02 603 Fisher Andrew H. c 1854 1894 Aabenraa San Francisco CA CA-01 290 Fisher Jacob 1854 1912 Hjerting Ribe Alameda CA Winery CA-02 596 Danske i California Index D - G Enginéer. Tivoli Fisher Niels Hobro Randers Reno NV Bar CA-02 933 Fisher Peter 1846 1913 København San Francisco CA Chef CA-01 266 Fjord Lorentz 1838 1905 Haderslev Haderslev San Francisco CA I Ship chandler CA-01 302 Fleischer Paul S. 1890 Odense Odense Alameda CA CA-02 550 aka Larsen. Flensted Christian 1858 1937 Odense San Mateo CA Building contractor CA-02 718 aka Fjord. Ship Foard Lorentz 1838 1905 Haderslev Haderslev San Francisco CA I chandler CA-01 302 H. Rosskamp Fornø Alex M. 1886 (Aarhus) Aarhus San Francisco CA Plumb.-Heat. CA-02 820 "San Lorenzo Frandsen James Odense Alameda CA House" CA-02 538 Frandsen Sam J. 1879 Vilslev Ribe Reno NV aka Søren CA-02 933 Frandsen Søren J. 1879 Vilslev Ribe Reno NV aka Sam CA-02 933 Frank Hans Jørgen 1881 Rødding San Francisco CA Restaurant CA-02 819 Fredericksen Christian H. c 1859 1927 (Langeland) Svendborg Alameda CA Farmer CA-02 546 Fredericksen James Peter 1818 1891 Bornholm Humboldt CA aka Jens. Farmer CA-02 620 Fredericksen Jens Peter 1818 1891 Bornholm Humboldt CA aka James. Farmer CA-02 620 Fredericksen John (Himmerland) Aalborg Santa Clara CA Civil War vet CA-01 238 Fredericksen Otto San Francisco CA Police Officer CA-02 834 Fredericksen Peter C. 1859 1937 Sneum Ribe Alameda CA Business man CA-02 528 aka Andrew. Frederiksen Anders 1861 Aabenraa Aabenraa Alameda CA Railroad employee CA-02 549 aka Anders. Frederiksen Andrew 1861 Aabenraa Aabenraa Alameda CA Railroad employee CA-02 549 U. S. Postal Frederiksen Valdemar 1883 (Salling) (Jylland) San Francisco CA Service CA-02 820 Shipcaptain/busine Freese A. C. 1833 1905 (Oldeslohe) CA I ss man CA-01 178ff Active in Danish Freese Doris Middelfart Odense San Francisco CA societies CA-02 845 Freeze Christopher 1831 1912 Humboldt CA Sea captain CA-02 620 Frese Fred. 1850 Monterey CA Early settler CA-02 680 Frese Fred. J Eltang Vejle Monterey CA Shoe store CA-02 680 Frese Jacob 1868 1921 Kolding Ringkøbing Monterey CA CA-02 680 Frese M. J. Monterey CA Early settler CA-02 680 Danske i California Index D - G Mads Julius Farmer, land Frese Hansen 1853 (Braalak) (Sønderjylland) Santa Barbara CA I development CA-02 509 Fricke Poul W. 1898 København Los Angeles CA CA-02 655 Manager Modesto Fries Matthias O. 1860 Sønderborg Sønderborg Stanislaus CA Bank CA-02 750 shipcaptain/busine ss man. Danish Friis A. C. 1833 1905 (Oldeslohe) CA I spelling CA-01 178ff Frikka James G. 1848 Dalby (Jylland) Alameda CA Land owner CA-02 597 Frølich Otto 1834 1898 København Fresno CA Merchant CA-01 225 Frontin Joseph 1877 København(?) San Francisco CA Consul 1851-1858 CA-01 430 Frydendahl Ivar 1898 Veerst Ribe Alameda CA Farmer CA-02 584 Fugel J. Peter 1851 1931 (Varslev) (Sjælland) Alameda CA Construction CA-02 533 Fugelsang Niels Hansen 1866 1931 (Fyn) Alameda CA Winery CA-02 597 Farmer and cafe Fuldgaard Hans Nielsen 1870 Varde Ribe Alameda CA owner CA-02 603 Gold-returned to Funck Peter G. Bornholm San Francisco CA DK CA-01 126 Wife of Frederik Furrer Helene Johansen Gørding Ribe San Francisco CA Furrer CA-02 820 Galberg Peter C. c 1837 1902 København San Francisco CA CA-01 282 Came to Copenhagen at the Gall Alfred 1878 (Leipzig) (Germany) San Francisco CA age of 2 1/2 CA-02 820 Gardemeyer Henry Haderslev Haderslev Alameda CA CA-02 546 Gessø Thomas N. 1880 Rye (Skanderborg) San Mateo CA Building contractor CA-02 717 Gierding John V. 1876 Nykøbing Maribo Los Angeles CA Journalist CA-02 655 Gilling Henry 1890 København San Francisco CA Auctionéer CA-02 822 aka Tja. Writer for Gjerding John CA BIEN CA-02 890 Glahn Hother c 1856 1929 San Francisco CA Contractor CA-01 290 Goldman Christian 1831 1903 Solano CA CA-02 736 Gottfriedsen Anton 1931 Monterey CA Old pioneer CA-02 680 Gottliebsen H. C. CA CA-01 283 Gradhandt Carl J. 1889 Odense San Francisco CA CA-02 821 Business man Graff Hans 1863 1918 Kolding Ringkøbing Alameda CA (Hardware) CA-02 597 Graff Hans Alameda CA I Danish Creamery CA-02 594 Danske i California Index D - G owned piano Gram N. T. 1910 San Francisco CA factory CA-01 205 "Mayflower Cottage Gregers C. Henning 1897 Gadbjerg Vejle Alameda CA Cheese Co." CA-02 550 Grieiersen Georg 1834 1901 Stubbekøbing Maribo Fresno CA I Merchant CA-01 224 (Riisemark, Groth Mads Thomsen 1861 Ærø) Svendborg Alameda CA Farmer CA-02 581 Groth Ole Alameda CA pioneer CA-02 546 Grundt Niels 1867 Børkop Vejle Humboldt CA Real Estate CA-02 638 Farmer. Brother of Louis Hansen Guldager Hans Hansen 1833 1923 Haderslev Haderslev Marin CA Guldager CA-02 668 Blacksmith. Brother of Hans Hansen Guldager Louis Hansen 1831 1920 Haderslev Haderslev Marin CA Guldager CA-02 669 Guldbrandsen Peter 1890 Vejle Vejle San Francisco CA Writer CA-02 891.
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