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1847–1868

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Christening Date
10 March 1850
Death Date
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Gender
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Peder Jakob Albrectsen

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  • He likely traveled with his parents, Hans Carl and Marie Kirstine Bruun Albreitsen, and at least two other siblings on the ship "Tuscarora" in 1857. The ship manifest shows the family's surname as "Albrechtsen," and Peder as being 7 years old.

    He is recorded as having been rebaptized in the Mt. Pleasant Ward on 2 November 1862.

    Early Danish records list the surname as "Albrechtsen" or "Albreitsen."  His Danish baptism record shows his name as "Albrechtsen."

    The birth date listed is actually a christening date.

Ola N. Liljenquist Company (1862)

  • Age at Departure: 12

Traveled with

  • Hans Carl Albrectsen (Age: 40)
  • Marie Kirstine Albrectsen (Age: 38)
  • Albertina Maria Albrectsen (Age: 15)
  • Marie Kirstine Albrectsen (Age: 10)
  • Hans Carl Albrectsen (Age: 9)
  • Albert Sophus Albrectsen (Age: 8)
  • Albertina Jacobine Albrectsen (Age: 6)

Sources

  • Denmark, Baptisms, 1618-1923.
  • Mount Pleasant Ward, Record of members collection, 1836-1970.
  • Saints By Sea: Latter-day Saint Immigration to America