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Christen Nielsen 1633–1713 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1633

Birth Location: Braby, Praesto, Denmark

Death Date: 3 MAR 1713

Death Location: Braby, Praesto, Denmark

Father: Niels Christensen

Mother: Inger Nielsdatter

Spouse(s): Maren Ibsdatter

Children(s): Niels Christensen, Mette Christensen, Margrethe Christensen, Birthe Christensen, Inger Christensen, Mads Christensen

In 1633, Christen Nielsen entered the world in Braby, Praesto, Denmark, born to Niels Christensen And Inger Nielsdatter. Christen Nielsen married Maren Ibsdatter, and had children including Birthe Christensen, Inger Christensen, Mads Christensen, Margrethe Christensen, Mette Christensen, Niels Christensen. Christen Nielsen passed away in 1713 in Braby, Praesto, Denmark.

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Biography

  • In 1633, Christen Nielsen entered the world in Braby, Praesto, Denmark, born to Niels Christensen And Inger Nielsdatter.
  • Christen Nielsen married Maren Ibsdatter, and had children including Birthe Christensen, Inger Christensen, Mads Christensen, Margrethe Christensen, Mette Christensen, Niels Christensen.
  • Christen Nielsen passed away in 1713 in Braby, Praesto, Denmark.

Immediate Family

Parents

Niels Christensen
1610–1651
Birth Location: Oster Braby, Soro, Denmark
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Inger Nielsdatter
1615–1672
Birth Location: Freerslev, Soro, Denmark
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Spouses(s)

Maren Ibsdatter
1637–1691
Birth Location: Haslev, Soro, Denmark
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Children(s)

Niels Christensen
1673–
Birth Location: Haslev, Soro, Denmark
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Mette Christensen
1667–1733
Birth Location: –
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Margrethe Christensen
1669–1710
Birth Location: –
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Birthe Christensen
1672–1738
Birth Location: –
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Inger Christensen
1674–
Birth Location: –
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Mads Christensen
1680–1748
Birth Location: –
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Christen Nielsen's Ancestors

Self
Christen Nielsen
1633–1713
Birth Place: Braby, Praesto, Denmark
Parents
Niels Christensen
1610–1651
Oster Braby, Soro, Denmark
Inger Nielsdatter
1615–1672
Freerslev, Soro, Denmark
Grandparents
Christen
1578–
Braby, Praesto, Denmark
Niels Laursen
1583–
Freerslev, Soro, Denmark
Great-Grandparents
Laurs
1551–
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Christen Nielsen's Descendants

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Christen Nielsen (1633–3 MAR 1713) m. Maren Ibsdatter (ABT 1637–5 AUG 1691)
  1. 1. Niels Christensen 1673– m. Karen Ibsen 1677–1741
    1. 1. Christen Nielsen 1712–1783 m. Mette Christophersen 1710–1778
      1. 1. Christopher Christensen 1740–1800
      2. 2. Karen Christensen 1742–1742
      3. 3. Niels Christensen 1743–1821
      4. 4. Lisbeth Christensen 1746–
      5. 5. Anna Christensen 1748–1786
      6. 6. Ole Christensen 1753–
      7. 7. Karen Christensen 1751–1828 m. Christen Jorgensen 1758–1838
        1. 1. Jens (Christian) Christensen 1792–1818 m. Ane Laursen 1783–1849
        2. 2. Maren Jorgensen 1787–
        3. 3. Jorgen Christensen 1780–
        4. 4. Christen Christensen 1782–
        5. 5. Soren Christensen 1785–
    2. 2. Hans Nielsen 1704–
    3. 3. Anna Nielsen 1706–1710
    4. 4. Peder Nielsen 1709–1776
    5. 5. Anna Nielsen 1715–1715
  2. 2. Mette Christensen 1667–1733
  3. 3. Margrethe Christensen 1669–1710
  4. 4. Birthe Christensen 1672–1738
  5. 5. Inger Christensen 1674–
  6. 6. Mads Christensen 1680–1748

Christen Nielsen's Timeline

2 Records

1633
1633
Birth of Christen Nielsen in Braby, Praesto, Denmark
Braby, Praesto, Denmark
1713
3 MAR 1713
Age 80
Death of Christen Nielsen in Braby, Praesto, Denmark
Braby, Praesto, Denmark

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1633
    Event Place: Braby, Praesto, Denmark
    Record Source: GEDCOM file. Imported on 15 June 2022.

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 3 MAR 1713
    Event Place: Braby, Praesto, Denmark
    Record Source: GEDCOM file. Imported on 15 June 2022.
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