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1847–1868

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Birth Date
8 January 1853
Death Date
8 March 1930
Gender
Female
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Karen Marie Christiansen


Alternate Names

    Karen Marie Larsen

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  • Evidence from genealogical sources and an autobiographical history proves that the Christiansen family came to Utah in 1868. The mother died September 1868 in Utah; the history written by the daughter, Kirstine, indicates they came in 1868.

     

    The family is listed as Nielsen on the ship Emerald Isle in 1868.  They are husband, Lars mother Maren K, siblings: Mariane, Karen Marie, Birthe Katrine, Anne Kirstine, Dorthea and Jeppe. Jeppe died at sea.  

John G. Holman Company (1868)

  • Age at Departure: 15

Traveled with

  • Lars Niels Christiansen (Age: 56)
  • Maren Kirstine Larsen (Age: 50)
  • Mariane Larsen (Age: 26)
  • Bertha Katrina Christiansen (Age: 14)
  • Ane Kirstine Christiansen (Age: 12)
  • Dorthea Larsen Christiansen (Age: 12)

Sources

  • 1880 Utah Census.
  • 1900 Utah Census.
  • 1910 Utah Census.
  • Denmark, Baptisms, 1618-1923.
  • Parish Register of Melby, Fredericksborg, Denmark.