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	The Dæhnfeldt Cousins Descendants of Lorens Dæhnfeldt

Generation No. 1 1. LORENS1 DÆHNFELDT I was born Abt. 1740. He married (1) ANNA MARTHA KÄSEMACHERN 12 October 1770 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She died 7 July 1796. He married (2) METTE CATHARINA SIMONSEN 16 November 1796 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She was born Abt. 1761. Children of LORENS DÆHNFELDT and ANNA KÄSEMACHERN are: 2. i. ANNA CATHRINA2 DÆHNFELDT, b. 17 August 1771, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark.  ii. MARIA DOROTHEA DÆHNFELDT, b. 16 July 1773, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 26 May 1774.  iii. JENS NICOLAI DÆHNFELDT, b. 31 October 1774, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 3 May 1778.  iv. TOBIAS CHRISTOPH DÆHNFELDT, b. 23 February 1777, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 3 May 1778. 3. v. LORENS DÆHNFELDT II, b. 6 January 1782, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. 4. vi. ANNA MAGDALENA DÆHNFELDT, b. 26 April 1785, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark.  vii. ANNA MARIE BOTILDE DÆHNFELDT, b. 6 April 1788, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 21 July 1793. Children of LORENS DÆHNFELDT and METTE SIMONSEN are: 5. viii. ANNA ELISABETH2 DÆHNFELDT, b. 3 September 1797; d. 30 December 1835. 6. ix. THOMAS NICOLAISEN DÆHNFELDT, b. 11 January 1799, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark.

Generation No. 2 2. ANNA CATHRINA2 DÆHNFELDT (LORENS1) was born 17 August 1771 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She married HANS JENSEN KOCH. He was born Abt. 1769. Children of ANNA DÆHNFELDT and HANS KOCH are:  i. ANNA CATHARINE3 HANSDATTER, b. Abt. 1799.  ii. JENS MARKUSSEN HANSEN, b. Abt. 1801.  iii. ANNA MURTHA HANSDATTER, b. Abt. 1802. 7. iv. HANS JENSEN KOCH, b. 1808. 3. LORENS2 DÆHNFELDT II (LORENS1) was born 6 January 1782 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. He met (1) INGEBORG MARIA LORENZEN. She was born Abt. 1783. He married (2) CHRISTINA GEORGINA HÜBE 15 September 1811 in Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark, daughter of JOHANN HÜBE and ANNA AUGSTELL. She was born 5 February 1784 in Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. Child of LORENS DÆHNFELDT and INGEBORG LORENZEN is:  i. LORENTZ HINRICHSEN3 DÆHNFELDT, b. 3 January 1803, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 16 August 1853. Notes for LORENTZ HINRICHSEN DÆHNFELDT: Lorentz was an illegitimate child and grew up with his mother. By 1840 he was living in a poorhouse in Ribe. Children of LORENS DÆHNFELDT and CHRISTINA HÜBE are: 8. ii. LORENS3 DÆHNFELDT III. 9. iii. LUDVIG CARL FREDERIK DÆHNFELDT, b. 21 November 1817, Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. 10. iv. LOUISE AUGUSTE CHARLOTTE DÆHNFELDT, b. 21 September 1815, Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark.  v. HENRIETTE ELISE VILHELMINE CAROLINE DÆHNFELDT, b. 29 December 1826, Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 26 January 1859, Vonsbæk, Haderslev herred, Haderslev County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; m. CHRISTIAN DANIEL MØLLER, 27 June 1849; b. 20 September 1816; d. København, Sokkelund Herred, København County, Sjælland, Denmark. 11. vi. CARL EMIL LORENZEN DÆHNFELDT, b. 27 March 1812, Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. 4. ANNA MAGDALENA2 DÆHNFELDT (LORENS1) was born 26 April 1785 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She married JÜRGEN PETERSEN. Child of ANNA DÆHNFELDT and JÜRGEN PETERSEN is:  i. CATHARINA MAGDALENA3 PETERSEN, b. 1 February 1816, Blæsbjerg, Adelby, Sydslesvig Herred, Sydslesvig County, Denmark; d. 18 May 1890; m. ? JENSEN. 5. ANNA ELISABETH2 DÆHNFELDT (LORENS1) was born 3 September 1797, and died 30 December 1835. She married PETER MØRCK 15 April 1825 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark, son of OLE MØRCK and SUSANNA ELSNER. He was born 21 March 1799, and died 5 January 1870. Children of ANNA DÆHNFELDT and PETER MØRCK are: 12. i. JOHANN PETER3 MØRCK, b. 22 January 1826. 13. ii. OLE ASMUS MØRCK, b. 24 March 1828. 14. iii. LORENZ HEINRICH MØRCK, b. 14 March 1830.  iv. ANNA CATHARINA ELISABETH MØRCK, b. 6 November 1832, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. 15. v. JOHANN CHRISTIAN MØRCK, b. 22 March 1834, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. 16. vi. METTE MARIA HELENE MØRCK, b. 19 December 1835, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. 6. THOMAS NICOLAISEN2 DÆHNFELDT (LORENS1) was born 11 January 1799 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. He married HELENA MARIE NICOLAISDATTER 2 February 1822 in Ulkebøl, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She was born Abt. 1795 in Ulkebøl, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. Children of THOMAS DÆHNFELDT and HELENA NICOLAISDATTER are: 17. i. METTE MARIE3 DÆHNFELDT, b. Abt. April 1822, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark.  ii. LORENS DÆHNFELDT, b. Abt. 1831, Ulkebøl, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark.

Generation No. 3 7. HANS JENSEN3 KOCH (ANNA CATHRINA2 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS1) was born 1808. He married JOHANNE ZACHARIASDATTER. She was born 1804, and died 1842. Child of HANS KOCH and JOHANNE ZACHARIASDATTER is: 18. i. JENS HANSEN4 KOCH, b. 1833. 8. LORENS3 DÆHNFELDT III (LORENS2, LORENS1) He married METTE MARIA HELENE MØRCK 7 September 1860 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark, daughter of PETER MØRCK and ANNA DÆHNFELDT. She was born 19 December 1835 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. Children of LORENS DÆHNFELDT and METTE MØRCK are:  i. HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, b. 7 August 1862, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 18 September 1862. 19. ii. HELENE ELISABETH DÆHNFELDT, b. 28 June 1863, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 12 June 1919, Aabenraa, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.  iii. ANNA ELISABETH DÆHNFELDT, b. 22 November 1867, Aabenraa, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. 20. iv. BERTHA MARIA DÆHNFELDT, b. 8 November 1860.  v. THOMAS DÆHNFELDT, b. 4 October 1865, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 25 August 1890. 9. LUDVIG CARL FREDERIK3 DÆHNFELDT (LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 21 November 1817 in Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. He married LAURA JOSEPHINE FICH 20 May 1851 in Bogense, Skovby Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark, daughter of ANDREAS FICH and ANNE FRANSSEN. She was born 15 September 1830 in Odense, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. Notes for LUDVIG CARL FREDERIK DÆHNFELDT: Ludvig Dæhnfeldt was born in Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark, about 1817. Ludvig Dæhnfeldt founded the seed company Dæhnfeldt Frø under extremely modest conditions in Odense. From a basement shop he sold seed, fresh vegetables, and flowers from his small nursery to the citizens of Odense. As the city grew, the business grew steadily necessitating expanding the shop's premises, as well as the greenhouse area. From 1850 Ludvig Dæhnfeldt ran the original small nursery and sold fresh vegetables, flowers and seed from his basement shop in Vestergade, Odense. Census of 1850 for Ludvig Dæhnfeldt reads "gartner, holder selv dug og disk". In 1854 the shop and nursery moved to Vestergade 85. In 1890 the adjoining property at Vestergade 83 was added. Pantheonsgade in Odense was established and the company opened its newly constructed premises in 1898. It was characteristic of the work of both Ludvig and his son Christian that they had the ability to see and understand new opportunities in the market, and that they never failed to take the initiative to exploit and develop these opportunities further. Most of the seed used in Denmark at the turn of the century was imported. Christian knew however that the climatical and soil conditions in Denmark were ideal for seed production, and he therefore built up an extensive net of contract growers of both horticultural and field seed based largely on the same principles as today. In 1950, several thousand growers were affiliated to Dæhnfeldt Frø. Children of LUDVIG DÆHNFELDT and LAURA FICH are:  i. CHRISTIAN LORENZ EMIL4 DÆHNFELDT, b. 22 May 1857, Odense, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark; d. 1920; m. DAGMAR SOPHIE CHRISTIANE PRØVENSEN, 8 September 1885, Vor Frue Kirke, Odense, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark; b. Abt. 1861. Notes for CHRISTIAN LORENZ EMIL DÆHNFELDT: In 1877 Christian Dæhnfeldt, Ludvigs joined his father's company, Dæhnfeldt Frø, as a partner. Christian Dæhnfeldt was visionary. He focused the company's activities on seed and laid down the strategy that continues to be the basis for Dæhnfeldt's activities today: 'Breeding is the cornerstone on which Dæhnfeldt's business rests'. Christian Dæhnfeldt had a telephone installed in 1884. The telephone number was 6. Since then, the telephone number at Dæhnfeldt Frø has always ended with the number 6. Christian Dæhnfeldt looked further than the borders of Denmark. He made the definition that 'Also for the benefit of the Danish society as a whole, we are continuously working diligently to create new markets for Danish seed'. To be able to develop and test new varieties, grow basic seed and to ensure quality control of the harvested seed lots, Christian Dæhnfeldt in 1891 acquired 6 hectares in Hunderup near Odense. Dæhnfeldt Frø's first research and breeding centre "Hunderup" was built here. Christian established a subsidiary in Helsingborg, Sweden in 1904, and around as early as 1910 Dæhnfeldt already had an extensive export of seed to many different countries. Christian made the definition: 'Contract production of seed is based upon mutual trust between the grower and the company - a matter of honour'. Therefore Christian founded, in 1911, the Dæhnfeldt Growers Association. Christian Dæhnfeldt participated actively in the development of the city of Odense. He was partly responsible for the fact that a new building was erected to house Odense Theatre near Kongens Have, and that a park was laid out at Munke Mose, Odense. The welfare of Dæhnfeldt Frø's workers was important to Christian. Amongst other things, he introduced a pension scheme for his employees, and to ensure that they had good and inexpensive housing, he built a residential area in Odense, at the time known locally as 'Dæhnfeldt's Village', now known as Munkemose in Odense. There was a statue raised in his honor in this neighborhood. On Åløkke Allé, a large warehouse for the storage of field seed was opened in 1911. The offices of the field seeds division moved to this address in 1924. Both the facilities on Pantheons-gade and Åløkke Allé were extended as early as 1912. In 1911 Dæhnfeldt Frø moved its breeding station for field and beet seed from the first Hunderup to Hinnerupgaard. Towards the beginning of the 1940's, this breeding centre moved to the trialling station at Lindved called Alderminde. In 1918 Christian built the 51-room villa "Villa Skovløkke" Skovgyden 36 in the Hunderup area of Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. It was also known as "Hunderup Castle". In 1920 Christian sold the home to grocer and consul N. Axel Nielsen of Odense Egg Company, and he sold it in 1934 to factory owner and consul N. J. Haustrup. Haustrup was increasingly unpopular with the Germans, because he refused to allow them to use his factories for their purposes, in spite of Denmark's officially "no-resistance" policy, and he eventually had to flee the country and go to Sweden. 1944 the German WWII forces bombed the building and completely destroyed it, but had the courtesy to first warn the housekeeper, who was sleeping soundly at the time, and was awakened by two masked and armed men a half hour before the bombing. Christian also owned the estate "Hollufgaard" near Odense, which is today an art museum. In September of In 1924 Christian Dæhnfeldt moved the shop and offices from Pantheonsgade to Vestergade 75. The company's administration, analysis laboratories, storage facilities for flower and vegetable seed, and machinery for drying and cleaning seed were located here. In 1942 the premises in Vestergade were extended. In the early 1940's, the limited area of "Hunderup" became too restrictive, and in 1947 the nursery was moved to its present location in Bullerup. "The new Hunderup" became the centre for Dæhnfeldt Frø's breeding of flower and vegetable varieties. Hundreds of varieties have started here, and in the course of time been recognized through Danish and foreign trialling, and have won wide distribution in a large part of the world. Within the field of flower seed, work was carried out to improve existing lines by selection. It was in this way that the so-called 'Hunderup' lines were created. At the same time actual breeding work was carried out on the varieties of Calceolaria, Cineraria, Freesia, Cyclamen and Begonias as well as several different Primulas. The limits of area at Aldersminde were eventually outgrown, and in 1954 the head-quarters for field seed breeding were moved to Lunds-gaard in Stenløse. In 1954 Dæhnfeldt Frø also introduced its first flower hybrid: Begonia semperflorens Bella. More colours were added to the range, and the Bella Vista series was a reality. Towards the end of the 1970's the Primula acaulis series Dania was introduced. Both the Bella Vista and the Dania series are still a part of Dæhnfeldt Frø's assortment. In the 1950's and 1960's, Tulip, Amarylis and Lily bulbs were also produced at Hunderup. Within the area of vegetables, breeding work was carried out on most species, including Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Carrots, Spinach, Beetroot, Celery, Cauliflower and Cabbage. Many innovative varieties have been developed at Hunderup - varieties that are still used today f.ex. Red Cabbage 'Kissendrup' and Cucumber 'Danish Asie'. Dæhnfeldt Frø's vegetable breeding was strengthened considerably by the acquisition of the Danish seed company Ohlsens Enke in 1985 as this company had embarked upon a number of hybrid breeding programmes. Dæhnfeldt Frø's field seed division bred and produced Fodder and Lawn-grass, Clover, Alfalfa, Spring and Winter Rape, Marrow Peas and Broad Beans. In the decades that followed, the assortment grew with other product groups such as pesticides, tools for the garden and nursery and not least the Dæhnfeldt Frø 'packets' - small seed packets for the home gardener. These mainstays in the Dæhnfeldt Frø assortment existed up until 1990, when Dæhnfeldt Frø sold the field seed division in order to focus its breeding and sales activities on vegetable and flower seed. In 1966 the field seed division of Dæhnfeldt Frø moved from the facilities on Åløkke Allé to Dyrup, while the horticultural seed division (both flower and vegetable seed) moved to Åløkke Allé. A wish to rationalise and increase efficiency leads to, at the end of the 1970's, Dæhnfeldt Frø's activities being assembled at new facilities at Dyrup, Odense. In 1998-1999 these office and storage facilities have undergone extensive modernisation. Today Dæhnfeldt Frø is part of the U.S. group Emergent Genetics Inc. It is their vision to amalgamate leading seed companies in a worldwide cooperation operating locally and by area through each individual seed company.  ii. HENRIETTE ANNA DÆHNFELDT, b. 23 March 1859, Odense, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark; d. 13 July 1859, Odense, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark.  iii. ANNE MARIE FREDERIKKE DÆHNFELDT, b. 21 September 1862, Odense, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark.  iv. LUDVIG FREDERIK CARL DÆHNFELDT, b. Abt. June 1871, Odense, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. 10. LOUISE AUGUSTE CHARLOTTE3 DÆHNFELDT (LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 21 September 1815 in Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She married THOMAS JOCHIMS 16 May 1839 in Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. He was born Abt. 1809 in Husum, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Children of LOUISE DÆHNFELDT and THOMAS JOCHIMS are:  i. LOUISE FRIEDERIKA MARGARETHA4 JOCHIMS, b. Abt. 1838, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.  ii. LUDWIG CHRISTIAN EMIL JOCHIMS, b. Abt. 1841, Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark.  iii. GEORG HEINRICH JOHN JOCHIMS, b. Abt. 1843, Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. 11. CARL EMIL LORENZEN3 DÆHNFELDT (LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 27 March 1812 in Augustenborg, Als Sønder Herred, Sønderborg County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. He married SOPHIE FREDERICHE FRODE 17 November 1848 in Holmens Sogn, Sokkelund Herred, København County, Sjælland, Denmark. She was born Abt. 1821 in Helsingør, Lynge-Kronborg Herred, Frederiksborg County, Sjælland, Denmark. Child of CARL DÆHNFELDT and SOPHIE FRODE is:  i. CHRISTIAN4 DÆHNFELDT, b. Abt. 1849, København, Sokkelund Herred, København County, Sjælland, Denmark. 12. JOHANN PETER3 MØRCK (ANNA ELISABETH2 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS1) was born 22 January 1826. He married ANNA CATHARINA PETERSEN 4 July 1860. Children of JOHANN MØRCK and ANNA PETERSEN are:  i. PETER ERNEST4 MØRCK, b. 11 May 1861.  ii. CARL GEORG MØRCK, b. 20 April 1864.  iii. ERNEST ANDREAS MØRCK, b. Abt. August 1866.  iv. JÜRGEN GOTTLIEB MØRCK, b. Abt. September 1873. 13. OLE ASMUS3 MØRCK (ANNA ELISABETH2 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS1) was born 24 March 1828. He married HEDVIG ELEONORE PETERSEN. Child of OLE MØRCK and HEDVIG PETERSEN is:  i. HEDVIG ELEONORE JOHANNE4 MØRCK, b. 2 July 1862; d. 10 June 1946. 14. LORENZ HEINRICH3 MØRCK (ANNA ELISABETH2 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS1) was born 14 March 1830. He married CATHARINE SOPHIE MARIA GEBHARDT 15 June 1855 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She was born Abt. 1833. Children of LORENZ MØRCK and CATHARINE GEBHARDT are:  i. LORENZ PETER FRIEDRICH4 MØRCK, b. 11 June 1863; d. 24 February 1872.  ii. MARIA CATHARINA ELISABETH MØRCK, b. 30 April 1856.  5. JOHANN CHRISTIAN3 MØRCK (ANNA ELISABETH2 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS1) was born 22 March 1834 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. He married ANNA KATHRINE SKOV 29 April 1862 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She was born Abt. 1835. Children of JOHANN MØRCK and ANNA SKOV are:  i. ANNA MARIA ELISABETH4 MØRCK, b. 1 March 1863.  ii. ANNA CATHARINA MØRCK, b. 30 January 1866. 16. METTE MARIA HELENE3 MØRCK (ANNA ELISABETH2 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS1) was born 19 December 1835 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She married LORENS DÆHNFELDT III 7 September 1860 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark, son of LORENS DÆHNFELDT and CHRISTINA HÜBE. Children are listed above under (8) Lorens Dæhnfeldt III. 17. METTE MARIE3 DÆHNFELDT (THOMAS NICOLAISEN2, LORENS1) was born Abt. April 1822 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. She met (1) HANS CHRISTENSEN BOSEN. She married (2) HANS PETERSEN 11 April 1847 in Ulkebøl, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. Child of METTE DÆHNFELDT and HANS BOSEN is:  i. HANS CHRISTIAN4 DÆHNFELDT, b. 29 August 1845, Ulkebøl, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark.

Generation No. 4 18. JENS HANSEN4 KOCH (HANS JENSEN3, ANNA CATHRINA2 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS1) was born 1833. He married ELISA NIELSON. She was born Abt. 1848. Child of JENS KOCH and ELISA NIELSON is: 21. i. JENS JULIUS5 HANSEN, b. 1879; d. Abt. 1977. 19. HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT (LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 28 June 1863 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark, and died 12 June 1919 in Aabenraa, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. She married (1) FRIEDRICH WILHELM MÖHL, JR. 15 February 1881 in Aabenraa, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, son of FRIEDRICH MÖHL and CATHARINE --?--. He was born 17 September 1858 in Charlottenhof, Eckernförde, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, and died 22 November 1889. She married (2) CARL HEINRICH WILHELM GEISLER, SR. 12 June 1891 in Aabenraa, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, son of AUGUST GEISLER and ANNA BADER. He was born 23 December 1858 in Striegau, Silesia, Prussia, Germany, and died 23 December 1931 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. Notes for CARL HEINRICH WILHELM GEISLER, SR.: Carl Heinrich Wilhelm Geisler was born in Striegau, Silesia, Prussia, Germany (now part of Poland) where he was apprenticed to a tanner. As a young man Carl Heinrich walked up to Northern Germany (now Southern Denmark), where he settled in Aabenraa. Carl Heinrich moved to Christiansfeld, Denmark for a while to open his own business, but eventually returned to Aabenraa. In 1920 Carl Heinrich became a Danish Citizen, but he always remained very German at heart. Children of HELENE DÆHNFELDT and FRIEDRICH MÖHL are: 22. i. LORENZ FRIEDRICH WILHELM5 MÖHL, b. 25 September 1885, Gråsten, Lundtoft Herred, Aabenraa County, Denmark.  ii. ERNST FRIEDRICH MÖHL, b. 29 January 1890, Gråsten, Lundtoft Herred, Aabenraa County, Denmark.  iii. METTA MARIA MÖHL, b. 2 October 1888; d. 19 October 1888.  iv. DORA MÖHL, m. NIELS PETER NIELSEN. > PHOTOGRAPH OF DORA MÖHL AND NIELS PETER NIELSEN'S FAMILY < Children of HELENE DÆHNFELDT and CARL GEISLER are:  v. CARL HEINRICH WILHELM5 GEISLER, JR., b. 26 May 1892, Aabenraa, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany; d. 6 June 1954; m. ANNA KAROLINE WILHELMINE WILLER, Abt. 1925; d. 15 January 1955. Notes for CARL HEINRICH WILHELM GEISLER, JR.: 26 May 1892 Heinrich Geisler was born. From 1914 to 1918 He volunteered for military service during WWI. He was captured by the Russians in 1917, and was in a Prison Camp in Sibiria. Swedish Red Cross later had him and other POW's from Southern Jylland exchanged for Russian POW's held in Southern Jylland, but the experience marked him for life. 6 June 1954 Heinrich died. Marriage Notes for CARL GEISLER and ANNA WILLER:  During the war Anni and Heine had to flee. They buried their silver ware in the back yard and left with only their dog and the clothes on their back, losing everything they owned. 23. vi. HELENE GEISLER, b. 17 October 1894; d. 1951. 24. vii. ANNI GEISLER, b. 17 November 1896; d. 16 December 1949. 25. viii. META HENRIETTE GEISLER, b. 6 April 1898; d. 2 March 1980. 26. ix. AUGUST WILHELM GEISLER, b. 5 August 1902, Aabenraa, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany; d. 7 July 1974, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. 20. BERTHA MARIA4 DÆHNFELDT (LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 8 November 1860. She married JOHANN CARL FRIEDRICH WÄSSE. Child of BERTHA DÆHNFELDT and JOHANN WÄSSE is:  i. GEORG GUSTAV HENRY5 WÄSSE, b. 27 August 1886, Hamburg, Germany; d. 25 June 1887.

Generation No. 5 21. JENS JULIUS5 HANSEN (JENS HANSEN4 KOCH, HANS JENSEN3, ANNA CATHRINA2 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS1) was born 1879, and died Abt. 1977. He married JENSINE KRISTINE JENSEN 24 October 1908. Child of JENS HANSEN and JENSINE JENSEN is: 27. i. JENS JULIUS6 HANSEN, b. 1911; d. 1982. 22. LORENZ FRIEDRICH WILHELM5 MÖHL (HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 25 September 1885 in Gråsten, Lundtoft Herred, Aabenraa County, Denmark. He married KATRINE --?--. Children of LORENZ MÖHL and KATRINE --?-- are: 28. i. ELISABETH6 MÖHL, b. 23 April 1928. 29. ii. CHRISTINE MÖHL, b. Aft. 1928.  iii. THOMAS MÖHL, b. Bef. 1926; m. DAGMAR --?--.  iv. HERMAN MÖHL, b. Bef. 1927; m. RAGNHILD --?--.  v. JOHANNES MÖHL, b. Aft. 1929; m. IRENE --?--. 23. HELENE5 GEISLER (HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 17 October 1894, and died 1951. She married KLAUS BOLDT. Child of HELENE GEISLER and KLAUS BOLDT is:  i. KATE6 BOLDT, Stepchild. 24. ANNI5 GEISLER (HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 17 November 1896, and died 16 December 1949. She married FREDERIK JENSEN in København, Sokkelund Herred, København County, Sjælland, Denmark. Notes for ANNI GEISLER: Had no natural children, but adopted her husband's two sons. Notes for FREDERIK JENSEN: Worked in Greenland and was married once before marrying Anni. Brought two sons into the marriage. Child of ANNI GEISLER and FREDERIK JENSEN is:  i. FREDDY6 JENSEN, Adopted child. 25. META HENRIETTE5 GEISLER (HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 6 April 1898, and died 2 March 1980. She married CLAUDI JØRGENSEN 9 October 1926 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark. Child of META GEISLER and CLAUDI JØRGENSEN is:  i. RUTH6 JØRGENSEN, Adopted child. 26. AUGUST WILHELM5 GEISLER (HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 5 August 1902 in Aabenraa, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, and died 7 July 1974 in Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. He married CHRISTINE CLAUSEN 4 October 1925 in Nørre Nærå Kirke, Nørre Nærå, Skam Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark, daughter of RASMUS CLAUSEN and MARIE HEDE. She was born 8 November 1905 in Toftlund, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, and died 24 June 1996 in Middelfart Sygehus, Middelfart, Vends Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. Notes for AUGUST WILHELM GEISLER: August Wilhelm Geisler was born 5 August 1902 in Aabenraa, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. 10 March 1918 he was confirmed. Shortly after, 1 April 1918, August was apprenticed to a Blacksmith and Machinist, and he finished his apprenticeship 1 April 1921. Throughout his apprenticeship, as well as after, August lived with his father, and after completing his education he worked odd jobs in his field, among them he was part of building cranes in Aabenraa Harbor. Notes for CHRISTINE CLAUSEN: 8 November 1905 Christine "Dinne" Clausen was born in Toftlund, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. One of her earliest memories was going to the woods on Sundays with her father, Rasmus, so the children could secretly sing Danish patriotic songs, something which was forbidden because of Toftlund being German at the time, and the relationship between Denmark and Germany always being very strained. In 1914 with the start of WWI the economy got very bad, and Dinne's parents moved to Hamburg, Germany, with all the children. In 1917 Rasmus and Marie were still living in Hamburg, Germany, and Rasmus had been drafted into the German Military, which was difficult for him, as he was very Danish by heart. He was, however, never sent into battle. Rasmus was stationed in Altona, Hamburg, Germany, and Sundays were his days off. Those days Dinne and Misse would take turns walking the two hours down to Altona to pick up Rasmus' dinner to take home, and the two hours back. It was worth the walk, because in stead of being wasted that one dinner would be split between all the children, and it was usually their biggest meal of the week. During these years the family was very poor. Dinne and her sister Misse, who at the time were 11 or 12 years old, took turns standing in line for food whenever a store was having a special. Dinne remembers standing in line in front of the Horsebutcher Shop from 3 o'clock in the afternoon til about 3 o'clock in the morning, then Misse would come and take over and stand there til 9 am. when the store would open. Other times Misse would stand in line the first shift, and Dinne the second. They would have to walk about five miles to get there, and it was scary having to walk the distance in the middle of the night. For heat in the winter the girls would walk down to Alstern Wharf with an old baby buggy and wait for hours in the snow and slush for the people unloading the ships to drop lumps of coal, which they would then collect to bring home. At other times Dinne and her little brother Hans would walk miles and miles to the Gas Company to pick up a sack of coke fuel. In the summer Dinne would go on a large Steam Cruiser down the Elb River to the country, to see if she could buy cheap carrots and potatos. It was a long trip, and it wasn't every time she was lucky enough to get anything. The conditions under which Dinne's family was living were typical for the time, and the poverty made people volatile. In 1917 a food factory in the neighborhood was discovered to have been making meat products out of dogs and cats. People raided the factory and those responsible were captured, tied up, and placed on wagons in front of everybody. There they were beaten, then force-fed their own meat products raw. They tore the ears of the general manager, took him up in front of City Hall, and threw him into the Alstern River. But matters got even worse. 8 November 1918 was not only the start of the Revolution, it was also Dinne's 13th birthday. Her mother had gotten hold of an army blanket, and for her birthday present had sewed Dinne a nice, warm coat out of it. That day Dinne was excited to wear her coat to school for the first time, but she never made it there. When she got down the street the Communists were there, and had blocked the entire width of the street with barbed wire. She soon found out that the schools were closed, and shops were being looted. There was no food for anybody, unless they were prepared to break in somewhere and steal it, and even that was soon gone. Dinne and the rest of the children soon got used to going to bed hungry, having had nothing but a drink of water. In September of 1919 Dinne was sent to a farm, Forsøgsgården, in Årslev, Fyn, Denmark, as a foster child, in order to get her out of Germany and away from the war. Here she had lots of food, and was warm and cozy, and she enjoyed herself very much. 11 April 1920 Dinne was confirmed in Årslev. The foster family had a great party in Dinne's honor, and her father came to the party, although her mother had to stay back with the rest of the children. 1 May 1920 Dinne became a live-in Nanny on a large farm in Vester Skjerninge, and she stayed there till 1 November 1920. By then there had been an election as to where to place the border between Germany and Denmark, this took place 11 February 1920, and things were settling down. Rasmus and Marie were finally able to return to Denmark, and they settled in Fyn, where Dinne visited them for the first time around Christmas of 1920. 1 January 1921 Dinne became a live-in nanny for a barber, Mr. Mikkelsen, in Aabenraa, Denmark, where she met August Wilhelm Geisler. In 1993 Dinne moved from her apartment on Tolderlundsvej in Odense, and went to live with her youngest daughter Ella, and son-in-law Vagn. 24 June 1996 Dinne died in Middelfart Hospital, Fyn, Denmark. She was buried in Strib Church Cemetery. Marriage Notes for AUGUST GEISLER and CHRISTINE CLAUSEN: In 1922 August met Christine "Dinne" Clausen, at the home of one of August's cousins, and they became first friends, then girlfriend and boyfriend. Dinne was a live-in nanny for a barber in Aabenraa, and she stayed in Aabenraa till 1 November 1922, then took a job in Fruens Bøge, Fyn. While she was there August kept writing and asking her to come back to Aabenraa, so in May of 1923 she returned. About 1925 August was injured at work, and had severed an artery, and at the time he lost a considerable amount of blood. 4 October 1925 Dinne and August were married in Nr. Nærå Kirke, and settled in Aabenraa, and soon after, 30 December 1925, their oldest daughter, Marie Helene Johanne "Misse" Geisler, was born in Aabenraa. Soon after the wedding, on 26 January 1926, August became unemployed. The stress of not having a job, combined with the fact that he was still not completely healthy after his accident, caused him to have a nerveous breakdown, and in the summer of 1926 August was admitted to Sønderborg Nervesanatorium (a Psychiatric Hospital) for two months. After being discharged from the hospital August remained unemployed till June of 1927, when Dinne's parents helped him get a job with Odense Steelship Yard. So August and Dinne moved to Kappendrup, Fyn, and every day August rode his bicycle to work and back, about 13 miles each way. This was difficult, especially in the winter. The winter of 1928-1929 was especially hard, and Dinne and August had to get up at three o'clock in the morning in order for August to make it on time. It was during these years, on 8 September 1928, that Dinne and August had their second daughter, Ingrid Anna Sofie "Søster" Geisler was born. Then, in April of 1929, they were fortunate enough to get an apartment in Næsby, Fyn. Then between 1930 and 1931 the Steelship Yard closed, and August got a job with Sakskøbing Sugarfactory, where he worked for 5 or 6 months, until the Steelship Yard opened again. On 20 July 1933 Ruth Elisabeth Geisler, Dinne and August's third daughter was born. In 1937 August and Dinne moved again, this time to Tolderlundsvej in Odense, near the harbor. Then in 1939 WWII began, and 9 April 1940 Denmark was invaded for occupation by Germany. By June the Steelship Yard had once again been closed, and August was out of work. Dinne gave birth to hers and August's fourth and youngest daughter, Ella Kristine Geisler, on 11 December 1941. Meanwhile, the Labor Union decided that all the unemployed workers were to go to Germany and work, as the economy there was booming, and August worked there till 1943, when he was sent to Aalborg to work at the German Airport, and finally in 1944 he was sent to Odense Airport, where he worked until the war ended in 4 May 1945. Much of the time Dinne was alone with the girls, and it was a nerve-wrecking time, because of the bombing raids and the sabotage. The end of the war was a huge relief, but it wasn't over yet. Just after the war August was among those who were arrested for treason, because of having worked for the Germans during the war, and he was in prison from 10 May 1945 to about August of 1946. Once again Dinne was alone with the girls. When August returned home in 1946 he was out of work once again, although he tried tirelessly to find work. In the end of 1946 he finally succeeded, when he got a job in Glamsbjerg, which he kept almost 2 1/2 years. In 1947 Dinne also began to work, and this was the beginning for a much more prosperous and carefree time for them. In 1948 August finally got a long-term job in Rauslund, which he kept until he retired in 1969. 7 July 1974 August died in Odense, Denmark. He was buried in Odense. Children of AUGUST GEISLER and CHRISTINE CLAUSEN are: 30. i. MARIE HELENE JOHANNE6 GEISLER, b. 30 December 1925, Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark; d. 15 November 1993, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. 31. ii. INGRID ANNA SOFIE GEISLER, b. 8 September 1928, Kappendrup, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark; d. 27 January 1979, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. 32. iii. RUTH ELISABETH GEISLER, b. 20 July 1933, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark; d. 6 June 1966, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. 33. iv. ELLA KRISTINE GEISLER, b. 11 December 1941, Ansgar, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark.

Generation No. 6 27. JENS JULIUS6 HANSEN (JENS JULIUS5, JENS HANSEN4 KOCH, HANS JENSEN3, ANNA CATHRINA2 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS1) was born 1911, and died 1982. He married ELLA MARIE PEDERSEN. She was born 1915, and died 1954. Child of JENS HANSEN and ELLA PEDERSEN is:  i. BENT JULIUS7 MORTENSEN. 28. ELISABETH6 MÖHL (LORENZ FRIEDRICH WILHELM5, HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 23 April 1928. She married JOHANNES MADSEN. > PHOTOGRAPHS OF ELISABETH AND JOHANNES MADSEN MÖHL'S FAMILY < Children of ELISABETH MÖHL and JOHANNES MADSEN are:  i. ELSEBETH7 MØHL.  ii. JAN MØHL. 29. CHRISTINE6 MÖHL (LORENZ FRIEDRICH WILHELM5, HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born Aft. 1928. She married EJNAR --?--. Child of CHRISTINE MÖHL and EJNAR --?-- is:  i. CONNIE7 --?--. 30. MARIE HELENE JOHANNE6 GEISLER (AUGUST WILHELM5, HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 30 December 1925 in Aabenraa, Rise Herred, Aabenraa County, Sønderjylland, Denmark, and died 15 November 1993 in Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. She married PETER HARRIS JENSEN. He was born 9 December 1922, and died 21 May 2007. Children of MARIE GEISLER and PETER JENSEN are:  i. CARSTEN GEISLER7 JENSEN, b. 21 March 1950.  ii. HENNING GEISLER JENSEN, b. 10 November 1951.  iii. DONALD GEISLER JENSEN, b. 23 February 1953.  iv. KENT GEISLER JENSEN, b. 26 May 1962. 31. INGRID ANNA SOFIE6 GEISLER (AUGUST WILHELM5, HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 8 September 1928 in Kappendrup, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark, and died 27 January 1979 in Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. She married HANS AAGE VALDEMAR FRANDSEN, son of FRANDS FRANDSEN and DAGNY PETERSEN. He was born 11 February 1920 in Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark, and died 9 June 2004 in Odense Universitetshospital, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. Children of INGRID GEISLER and HANS FRANDSEN are:  i. STEEN PRÜTZ7 FRANDSEN, b. 23 June 1947.  ii. BRUNO PRYTZ FRANDSEN, b. 9 September 1949.  iii. TORBEN PRYTZ FRANDSEN, b. 11 November 1951.  iv. ARNE PRYTZ FRANDSEN, b. 21 September 1954. 32. RUTH ELISABETH6 GEISLER (AUGUST WILHELM5, HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 20 July 1933 in Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark, and died 6 June 1966 in Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. She married ERIK SØRENSEN. Children of RUTH GEISLER and ERIK SØRENSEN are:  i. JANNIE GEISLER7 SØRENSEN, b. 1 January 1957.  ii. KIM GEISLER SØRENSEN, b. 17 February 1960. 33. ELLA KRISTINE6 GEISLER (AUGUST WILHELM5, HELENE ELISABETH4 DÆHNFELDT, LORENS3, LORENS2, LORENS1) was born 11 December 1941 in Ansgar, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. She married VAGN AGERSKOV CHRISTENSEN 9 May 1964 in Brahetrolleborg Kirke, Brahetrolleborg, Korinth, Sallinge Herred, Svendborg County, Fyn, Denmark, son of JENS CHRISTENSEN and MARY AGERSKOV. He was born 25 December 1935 in Korinth, Sallinge Herred, Svendborg County, Fyn, Denmark, and died 4 March 2007 in Odense Hospital, Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. Notes for ELLA KRISTINE GEISLER: Ella Kristine Geisler was born 11 December 1941 in Odense Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark. From 1948 to 1956 she attended Skt. Hans School in Odense. 15 April 1956 Ella was confirmed. 1 Sep 1956 to 1 May 1957 Ella was a live-in Nanny. 1957 to 1961 Ella was apprenticed to become a taylor, and she attended Københavns Tilskærerakademi from 1 September 1961 to 1 December 1961. From 1961 to 1963 Ella was employed with Holger Blom A/S, Dressmaker, in Copenhagen, where she sewed dresses for the Danish nobility, the Danish royal family, and costumes for the Royal Danish Theatre. During this time, on 26 May 1962, Ella met Vagn Christensen at a party for Højskoleforeningen in Copenhagen. Notes for VAGN AGERSKOV CHRISTENSEN: Vagn Agerskov Christensen was born 25 December 1935 at "Solhjem", Gærup, Brahetrolleborg, Korinth, Sallinge Herred, Svendborg County, Fyn, Denmark. As a child he attended Sybillesminde Public Elementary School in Gærup 4 days a week, the rest of time he helped with the farm work. Vagn grew up learning farming. Even during elementary school he would get up at 6 am. and milk two or three cows before school, and once again at 6 pm. He helped tether the cattle together by threes, and then each trio behind the next, so they could be brought to pasture. In the winter he would haul in turnips once or twice a week from the turnip pit to feed the cattle, and once a week they had to thresh. The work varied by the seasons. In the spring they would fertilize the ground as soon as it was dry enough to drive on without the horse and wagon sinking in. Vagn would drive, while his father would sit in the wagon and spread the dung with a coal shovel. When Vagn got older, they traded places. Next they had to harrow, sow, and roll the fields. They would spread nitrogen-based fertilizer by hand out of a bucket. Dung from the stables was spread and plowed into the ground everywhere they would grow turnips. After the sowing was done, they would cut peat, 20,000 pieces of it, for use throughout the year. Next the turnips had to be thinned and weeded, that had to be done two or three times over. When the peat was dry enough it was stacked, and when it was completely dry it was loaded onto the wagon and brought into the fuel house. Then it would be time to whitewash the buildings and trim the hedges. By then it was summer, and Mary would take the kids by train to Ejstrupholm to their grandma and grandpa's house for a week, while Jens Møller stayed back to take care of the animals. By the time they'd get back it would be time to start picking the fruit, plums and cherries first, and soon after the grain was harvested, first by scythe, then by combine, which was shared between the neighbors, and had to be pulled by three horses. The sheafs were stacked, then later brought into the barn. The fields were raked for the last of the grain, and harrowed and plowed again. Next it was time to take up the turnips and potatos for use over the winter. During the winters they went hunting, and they felled trees for use the next winter. In 7th grade Vagn was confirmed, and afterwards he left school. He became a farmhand, working for his father. From May of 1954 to September 1955 he did his military service, first in first regiment, Jægerspris, and later in Høvelte, Sjælland. In 1956 Vagn then took over his fathers farm "Solhjem", which he leased out from 1959 to 1963. In 1959 he enrolled at Ladelund Landbrugsskole, and in 1964 he graduated with a B.S. in Agriculture from the Royal Veterinarian and Agricultural University in Copenhagen. Marriage Notes for ELLA GEISLER and VAGN CHRISTENSEN: 26 May 1962, Vagn met Ella Kirstine Geisler at a party for Højskoleforeningen in Copenhagen. 9 May 1964 Ella and Vagn were married in Brahetrolleborg Kirke, Fyn, Denmark, and they settled at "Solhjem", where they had three children, Lisbeth Agerskov Christensen, born 1 December 1964, Henrik Agerskov Christensen, born 21 April 1966, and Thomas Agerskov Christensen, born 20 May 1971. From 1964 to 1971 Vagn was employed as an agronomist with Landbo- & Husmandsforeningens Kemikalieudvalg i Odense. They kept farming at "Solhjem", mostly keeping cattle, rabbits, and chickens. For some time Ella had a Kennel and bred Papillon dogs. For 4 months in 1971 Vagn taught agriculture at Nordic Agricultural School in Odense, and then worked for Shell Denmark, later Cyanamide, as an agronomist until he retired. 19 February 1973 they moved to "Tårnvillaen" in Strib, Middelfart, Denmark. Here their youngest child, Anne-Louise Agerskov Christensen, was born 17 February 1975.Anne-Louise Agerskov Christensen, was born 17 February 1975. Children of ELLA GEISLER and VAGN CHRISTENSEN are:  i. LISBETH AGERSKOV7 CHRISTENSEN, b. 1 December 1964, Svendborg Sygehus, Svendborg, Sunds Herred, Svendborg County, Fyn, Denmark.  ii. HENRIK AGERSKOV CHRISTENSEN, b. 21 April 1966, Svendborg Sygehus, Svendborg, Sunds Herred, Svendborg County, Fyn, Denmark; d. 6 September 1985, Jylland, Denmark.  iii. THOMAS AGERSKOV CHRISTENSEN, b. 20 May 1971, Fåborg Sygehus, Fåborg, Sallinge Herred, Svendborg County, Fyn, Denmark.  iv. ANNE-LOUISE AGERSKOV CHRISTENSEN, b. 17 February 1975, Middelfart Sygehus, Middelfart, Vends Herred, Odense County, Fyn, Denmark.

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