Eller Cleemann Jürgen Christesen.
Civil ingeniør.
Forlod Danmark og emigrerede til Brisbane, Australien, da han nægtede at blive indkaldt til den tyske hær efter at Slesvig-Holstein var annekteret i 1864.
Flyttede til Cunnamulla p.g.a. ægtefælles astma og fik arbejde i PMG.
Stammede fra Irland, men bosatte sig i Brisbane, Australien.
Fik p.g.a. høj luftfugtighed astmaanfald og Clement og Brigid måtte flytte til Cunnamulla hvor det var tørre.
Var blond og havde blå øjne.
Uddannet på St. Joseph's College, Nudgee.
Var en eminent reffelskytte og var medlem af Queenlands skydehold.
Var ansat i Department of Justice.
Hun var mest af irsk afstamning.
Hendes tip-oldefar, Hugh Vesty Byrne, fik tilladelse til at emigrere til Amerika med familien, men de opdagede til deres skræk at det skib de havde taget, Tellicherry, gik til Australien ! De bosatte sig i Campbelltown nær Sydney.
Havde ingen børn.
Var en kendt forfatter.
The information about the famili is in Chapter 2 of "The Christesen Romance, by Judith Armstrong, Melbourne University Press."
Cousin Rosalie:I have a copy of a letter that C.B. Christesen wrote to Donald. He states that Clement and my grandfather (he calls him Charles, not Carl) migrated. He said that there was a third brother, the youngest, but he did not know his name or anything about him. His brother, Paul, was a scientist, who was six years younger than he. Paul's first wife, was Elspeth (nee Salkeld). Paul had a son Ian, who lives in Brisbane with his son Grant and a daughter, Nina Joan, who is married with no children, who Donald and Ermine met in Australia. In this letter, he said that before the outbreak of war, he went to Hamburg to meet his great uncle, Captain Asmus Knudsen, one-time Commadore of the Amerika-Hamburg Line. He could not recall how Knudsen was connected with the Christesen family. However, Donald sent you a picture of Asmus Knudsen when he was visiting Connecticut. He was the husband of one of the sisters of Carl Nicolai and Nicolai Bernhard. In the picture that we have, it states that Mrs. Knudsen and Mrs. Hansen were sisters of your great grandfather and my grandfather. The Knudsens may have lived in Hamburg, Germany and Mrs. Hansen lived in Connecticut. They state that Mrs. Knudsen had two daughters. You can see the sisters in the picture that Donald sent you. Mrs. Hansen had a son and daughter.The notes for the picture state that Mrs. Hansen was named "Christina" and was married to Peter Hansen and their children were Theodore and Katie. This is information we received from our Aunt Gertrud, my father's half-sister by Carl Nicolai's first wife, Caroline. My grandmother, Rose Metzler Christesen, was Carl Nicolai's second wife, She was born in New York and her parents were born in Germany.
Her parents moved around the world to several places and settled in Australia. She had no children.
Nina was famous for being the first university professor in Australia to teach Russian.
Was a scientist. Se envidere note under broderen.
Andreas Christian Ludvig Grove-Rasmussen
Student 1855 (Haderslev Skole), cand.theol. 1860. 1862 Kapellan for Balslev-Ejby menighed (Fyen). Januar 1864 Kapellan for Gram menighed. 1868 sognepræst til Foel. 1870 afskediget af Tyskerne, som følge af nej til i sin kirkebøn at bede for tysk sejr over Frankrig. 1871 udsendt til U.S.A. af udvalget for den dansk-amerikanske mission. 1871-74 rejsepræst. 1874 sognepræst til Harte og Bramdrup. 1878 sognepræst til Allerup og Davinde. 1892 sognepræst til St. Hans Kirke, Odense.
Overtoldkontrollør i Odense.
Fysikus for Haderslev-Vestweamt, Dr.med.
Student 1825, cand.theol. 1829. Adjunkt i Odense 1830. Ordineret Kateket i Horsens 1834, Sognepræst til Marstal 1843 og til Rise (Ærø) 1854.
Peter Carl Immanuel Christoffer Grove-Rasmussen
Cand.pharm. Apoteker i Skærbæk, Brædstrup, Odense og sidst på apoteket Falken på Frederiksberg.
Andreas Christian Gotthilf Grove
Generalkrigskommissær, kommandør, kæmmerer ved Øresund Toldkammer.
Andreas Christian Gotthilf Grove (søn af kontorchef Johan Christian G. og Mette Marie Ærreboe), født 3. februar 1761 i København (Holmens), død 20. maj 1817 i Helsingør (Skt. Mariæ). Gift 11. september 1790 i Helsingør (Skt. Mariæ) med Henriette Petronelle Jessen (datter af toldkammerer Nicolaj Jacob J. og Marie Christine Jacobi), født 5. november 1765 i København (Slotskirken), død 4. februar 1828 i København.
Søkadet 1770, sekondløjtnant 21. august 1782, premierløjtnant 6. marts 1789, kaptajnløjtnant 20. december 1796, kaptajn 13. maj 1803, kommandørkaptajn 7. februar 1810. Ekvipagemester på Nyholm 24. deember 1802. Toldkammerer ved Øresunds toldkammer 3. juni 1813, idet han bestyrede Schous embede. Hans enke døde som konventualinde i Det Harboeske Enkefruekloster i København.
Student 1825, cand.theol. 1829. Adjunkt i Odense 1830. Ordineret Kateket i Horsens 1834, Sognepræst til Marstal 1843 og til Rise (Ærø) 1854.
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