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Christen Nielsen 1692–1762 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 24 MAR 1692

Birth Location: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark

Death Date: 4 APR 1762

Death Location: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark

Father: Niels Simonsen

Mother: Maren Berthelsdatter

Spouse(s): Mette Christensdatter

Children(s): Karen Christensdatter, Niels Christensen, Johanne Christensdatter, Christen Christensen, Anne Christensdatter, Maren Christensen

The story of Christen Nielsen began in 1692 in Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark. Christen Nielsen married Mette Christensdatter, and had children including Anne Christensdatter, Christen Christensen, Johanne Christensdatter, Karen Christensdatter, Maren Christensen, Niels Christensen. Christen Nielsen passed away in 1762 in Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark.

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Biography

  • The story of Christen Nielsen began in 1692 in Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark.
  • Christen Nielsen married Mette Christensdatter, and had children including Anne Christensdatter, Christen Christensen, Johanne Christensdatter, Karen Christensdatter, Maren Christensen, Niels Christensen.
  • Christen Nielsen passed away in 1762 in Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark.

Immediate Family

Parents

Niels Simonsen
1646–1693
Birth Location: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
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Maren Berthelsdatter
1645–1710
Birth Location: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
MB

Spouses(s)

Mette Christensdatter
1692–1740
Birth Location: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
MC

Children(s)

Karen Christensdatter
1721–
Birth Location: –
KC
Niels Christensen
1723–1764
Birth Location: –
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Johanne Christensdatter
1725–
Birth Location: –
JC
Christen Christensen
1728–1788
Birth Location: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
CC
Anne Christensdatter
1730–1731
Birth Location: –
AC
Maren Christensen
1723–
Birth Location: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
MC

Christen Nielsen's Ancestors

Self
Christen Nielsen
1692–1762
Birth Place: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
Parents
Niels Simonsen
1646–1693
Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
Maren Berthelsdatter
1645–1710
Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
Grandparents
Simon
1617–
Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
Berthel
1615–
Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Christen Nielsen's Descendants

1.
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Christen Nielsen (24 MAR 1692–4 APR 1762) m. Mette Christensdatter (1692–3 JUL 1740)
  1. 1. Karen Christensdatter 1721–
  2. 2. Niels Christensen 1723–1764
  3. 3. Johanne Christensdatter 1725–
  4. 4. Christen Christensen 1728–1788
  5. 5. Anne Christensdatter 1730–1731
  6. 6. Maren Christensen 1723– m. Jorgen Sorensen 1722–
    1. 1. Christen Jorgensen 1758–1838 m. Karen Christensen 1751–1828
      1. 1. Jens (Christian) Christensen 1792–1818 m. Ane Laursen 1783–1849
        1. 1. Lauritz (Christian "Lars") Breinholt 1818–1897 m. Ane (Sophie Jensen or) Nielsen 1817–1868
        2. 2. Jens (Christen) Jensen 1813–1864 m. Johanna Bender 1816–
        3. 3. Jens (Christen) Jensen 1813–1864 m. Johanna Bender 1816–
        4. 4. Jens (Christen) Jensen 1813–1864 m. Johanna Bender 1816–
      2. 2. Maren Jorgensen 1787–
      3. 3. Jorgen Christensen 1780–
      4. 4. Christen Christensen 1782–
      5. 5. Soren Christensen 1785–
    2. 2. Soren Jorgensen 1762–
    3. 3. Inger Jorgensen 1764–

Christen Nielsen's Timeline

2 Records

1692
24 MAR 1692
Birth of Christen Nielsen in Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
1762
4 APR 1762
Age 70
Death of Christen Nielsen in Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 24 MAR 1692
    Event Place: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
    Record Source: GEDCOM file. Imported on 15 June 2022.

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 4 APR 1762
    Event Place: Vidstrup, Hjorring, Denmark
    Record Source: GEDCOM file. Imported on 15 June 2022.
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