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Anders Sorensen 1703–1778 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: ABT 14 OCT 1703

Birth Location: Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark

Death Date: 15 JAN 1778

Death Location: Hasseris, Budolfi

Father: Soren Mortensen

Mother: Dorothe Andersdatter

Spouse(s): Karen (Neilsen), Karen Nielsdr

Children(s): Soren Andersen, Jens Sorensen, Niels Andersen, Maren Andersdatter, Niels Halkjer, Maren Andersdatter*, Christen Andersen, Johanna Andersdatter

The story of Anders Sorensen began in 1703 in Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark. Anders Sorensen married Karen Nielsdatter Neilsen, Karen Nielsdr, and had children including Christen Andersen, Jens Sorensen, Johanna Andersdatter, Maren Andersdatter, Niels Andersen, Niels Halkjer, Soren Andersen. Anders Sorensen passed away in 1778 in Hasseris, Budolfi.

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Biography

  • The story of Anders Sorensen began in 1703 in Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark.
  • Anders Sorensen married Karen Nielsdatter Neilsen, Karen Nielsdr, and had children including Christen Andersen, Jens Sorensen, Johanna Andersdatter, Maren Andersdatter, Niels Andersen, Niels Halkjer, Soren Andersen.
  • Anders Sorensen passed away in 1778 in Hasseris, Budolfi.

Immediate Family

Parents

Soren Mortensen
1664–1734
Birth Location: Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark
SM
Dorothe Andersdatter
1673–1733
Birth Location: Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark
DA

Spouses(s)

Karen (Neilsen)
1700–1757
Birth Location: Skardet, Råna, Nordland, Norway
K(
Karen Nielsdr
1708–1771
Birth Location: Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark
KN

Children(s)

Soren Andersen
1737–
Birth Location: Dronninglund, Hjørring, Denmark
SA
Jens Sorensen
1742–
Birth Location: Denmark
JS
Niels Andersen
1734–1816
Birth Location: Dronninglund, Hjørring, Denmark
NA
Maren Andersdatter
1741–1826
Birth Location: Dronninglund, Hjørring, Denmark
MA
Niels Halkjer
1739–1792
Birth Location: Dronninglund, Hjørring, Denmark
NH
Maren Andersdatter*
1745–1826
Birth Location: Hasseriis, Budolfi Denmark
MA
Christen Andersen
1749–
Birth Location: Hasseris, Budolfi
CA
Johanna Andersdatter
1752–1752
Birth Location: Hasseriis, Budolfi
JA

Anders Sorensen's Ancestors

Self
Anders Sorensen
1703–1778
Birth Place: Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark
Parents
Soren Mortensen
1664–1734
Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark
Dorothe Andersdatter
1673–1733
Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark
Grandparents
Morten Christensen
1610–1688
Norgaard Hasseris Budolfi, Aalborg, Aalborg, Denmark
Kirstine (Johanne) Bertelsdatter
1621–1697
Sct, Budolfi Kirke, Alborg, Alborg Amt, Denmark
Great-Grandparents
Christen Mortensen
1584–
Margrethe Jensdatter
1588–
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Morten
1552–
Morten
1556–
Jens
1556–
Jens
1560–

Anders Sorensen's Descendants

1.
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Anders Sorensen (ABT 14 OCT 1703–15 JAN 1778) m. Karen (Nielsdatter) (Neilsen) (1700–BET 1757 AND 1814) m. Karen Nielsdr (ABT 1708–27 DEC 1771)
  1. 1. Soren Andersen 1737– m. Dorethea Andersdatter 1739–
  2. 2. Jens Sorensen 1742–
  3. 3. Niels Andersen 1734–1816
  4. 4. Maren Andersdatter 1741–1826
  5. 5. Niels Halkjer 1739–1792
  6. 6. Maren Andersdatter* 1745–1826
  7. 7. Christen Andersen 1749–
  8. 8. Johanna Andersdatter 1752–1752

Anders Sorensen's Timeline

3 Records

1703
ABT 14 OCT 1703
Birth of Anders Sorensen in Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark
Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark
1703
14 OCT 1703
Anders Sorensen was christened in Ålborg, Budolfi, Ålborg, Denmark
Ålborg, Budolfi, Ålborg, Denmark
1778
15 JAN 1778
Age 75
Death of Anders Sorensen in Hasseris, Budolfi
Hasseris, Budolfi

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: ABT 14 OCT 1703
    Event Place: Hasseris, Ålborg, Denmark

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 15 JAN 1778
    Event Place: Hasseris, Budolfi

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Christening
    Event Date: 14 OCT 1703
    Event Place: Ålborg, Budolfi, Ålborg, Denmark
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