Anna Pedersdatter

1791 - 1876  (84 år)    Has ingen forfædre men 9 efterkommere i dette stamtræ.

• Navn	Anna Pedersdatter
  Fødsel	29 sep. 1791	Oddense, Oddense, Viborg, Denmark
  Dåb	ml. 1 okt. og 11 nov. 1792	Næstild, Oddense, Viborg, Denmark
  Køn	Kvinde
  FSID	L19L-MXD
  Begravelse	jan. 1876	Utah, USA
  Død	1 jan. 1876	Utah, USA
  Person-ID	I140681	AALT
  Sidst ændret	6 jan. 2021

  
  

  Familie	Christen Andersen Norbye,   f. 25 apr. 1796, Little Ramsing, Oddense, Viborg, Denmark d. 10 nov. 1841, Jilberg, Rybjerg, Viborg, Denmark (Alder 45 år)
  Børn	1. Dorthea Christensdatter,   f. 1 maj 1827, Lille Ramsing, Oddense, Denmark d. 3 okt. 1902, Logan, Cache, Utah, USA (Alder 75 år)  [Far: natural]  [Mor: natural] g. Hans Jørgensen (1853)
  Familie-ID	F31343	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	6 jan. 2021

  
  

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  Anne Pedersen was born April 29, 1792 in Oddense, Viborg, Denmark and was christened October 1, 1792. Her parents were Peder Pedersen (Rytter) and Maren Jepsen Her last name is variously known as Pedersen, Petersen and Pedersdatter. and her married name was Anne Marie Andersen. This adds extra challenges to the searching out of our family line. I want to follow the information recorded by her granddaughter, Rebecca, and Rebecca's daughters. Anne and Christen had four daughters and one son besides the girl Maren, who died as an infant. The son, Esper, did not join the LDS Church probably because he was old enough to be on his own by the time Anne heard the gospel preached in 1851. She and her daughters became Mormons and she and three of them sailed to America on the ship Forest Monarch with the first group of Scandinavian Saints in the James E. Fosgren company. The daughters who came with her were Dorthea who married Hans Jorgensen, Dorthe Marie who died in 1854, and Johanne who married Frederic Jensen Holtz while crossing the plains and had four daughters and one son. Anne’s oldest daughter, Mariane, had married in Denmark and came to Utah with her husband, Christen Andersen Thorum after her mother had come. Mariane had one daughter who died at three years old and a son who later had nine children. Johanne was invalid after her children were born and Rebecca Frost mentions visiting her in 1880 with Johanne’s daughter, Carrie Stolsen (Caroline Jensen Holtz Staalesen) who later married Andreas Olsen. When Anne came to Utah she went to live in Ephriam, Utah where Johanne went to live and later Mariane lived also. Anne died in January 1876, probably in Ephriam, Utah.