Jørgen Carl Jørgensen ^{1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10}

  Forskningsnotater:

1. Email 12/7/2016 - From Bev Wilson -- to Dave Johnson, Poul Hendriks en and me
Hi All,
I just came across this photograph of Carl Jorgensen. I had forgotte n about this one. Poul, I believe this is your ancestor, Louis' young er brother who traveled to the USA when he was only 15 years old. Giv en his birthdate of 10/25/1876 that means he traveled here in 1891. I f William and Louis arrived in 1886 (which is the estimate I have fro m my family) and Louise and Soren arrived in 1902, then Carl must hav e come with the group (or one of the groups) that came between these t wo dates. Darlene, do you have any more information about the differe nt immigration dates for the family. In addition to the back and fro nt of the photo of Carl I'm also attaching a copy of the photo of th e ship that brought William and Louis the USA. The photo and the dat e for their immigration was provided by family in Pacific Grove CA. A t this point I do not have the list of passengers from this ship but h oping to find this at some point.
Bev

2. Future
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Bev Wilson skriver:
William datter, Anna Marie, skrev til mor, Joyce Law og fortalte hende følgende:
William Johnson (bror til Louis Peter Johnson) flyttet fra Lake Preston, South Dakota til Flandreau South Dakota i 1897. Samtidig lever i Flandreau William mor, Louise Wilhelmina og hans søster, Marie Bothilde og brødre, Søren Frederik og Anders Johan kom fra Danmark . Det var omkring 1901 og 1902. Efter omkring et år flyttede de til Fresno, Californien, hvor 2 søstre, Caroline Christina og Ane Kirstine og bror, Jørgen Carl, havde været siden kommer fra Danmark. William og hans familie flyttede fra Flandreau, South Dakota til Douglas, North Dakota i 1905. William senere købt jord på Kent, Washington og flyttede dertil. Han havde 2 eller 3 huse og boede i en og lejede de andre.

Jorgen Carl Jorgensen
United States World War I Draft Registration Cards
Name Jorgen Carl Jorgensen
Ereignistyp Draft Registration
Ereignisdatum 1917-1918
Ereignisort Fresno County no 1, California, United States
Geschlecht Male
Nationalität United States
Geburtsdatum 25 Nov 1876
Geburtsort

Darl Jorgenson
United States Census, 1900
Name Darl Jorgenson
Event Type Census
Event Year 1900
Event Place Fresno city Ward 3, 4, Fresno, California, United States
Gender Male
Age 24
Marital Status Married
Race White
Race (Original) W
Relationship to Head of Household Son-in-law
Relationship to Head of Household (Original) S-L
Years Married 1 ntbl Birth Date Nov 1876 ntbl Birthplace Denmark ntbl Marriage Year (Estimated) 1899
Immigration Year 1891
Father's Birthplace Denmark
Mother's Birthplace Denmark

Dave, His full name was Jorgen Carl Jorgensen born 25 Nov 1876. Arrived in the US approximately is 1892.

Here is a biography on his life:

From volume II, "History of Fresno County, California, with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its growth and development from the early days to the present," by Paul E. Vandor, published 1919, pgs 1896 & 1897. Out of copyright. [https://archive.org]

CARL JORGENSEN -- A highly-esteemed couple long resident in Fresno County, who are deservedly popular in the Dania Lodge and the Odd Fellows, is Carl Jorgensen and his wife. He was born in Holbeck, Sjelland, Denmark, on November 25, 1876, the son of Hans Jorgensen, a merchant who lived and died there. He married Louise Petersen. a native of Sjelland, who now resides in Fresno. She was the mother of nine children, six boys and three girls; and all but two are now living.

The sixth in the order of birth, Carl attended the public schools and at the early age of fifteen came out to South Dakota, he went to Lake Preston, and for a while he was employed on the farm of his brothers, plowing and breaking the prairie with the aid of both horses and oxen. In 1895 he came to Fresno and here began his real career. At first he learned the blacksmith trade under George Larsen, with whom he remained for two years; and then, for two years, he was with Messrs. Ahrensberg and Lauritzen. Owing to an injury to his right wrist, he had to give up blacksmithing; and he therefore learned the carpenter's trade, which he has followed about eighteen years.

On September 9, 1899, he was married at Fresno to Miss Marie Seeberg, a native of Jylland, Denmark, and the daughter of H. P. Seeberg, a stationary engineer and machinist, who had taken for his wife Christena Jensen, a native of Jylland. In 1885 he came to Fresno and brought his family and engaged in farming, locating on White's Bridge Road at what is now Rolinda. The land was then all range and wild grain; but he started to improve what he had and soon made the holding tell another story. Selling out, he went to the West Side at Panoche, and took a preemption of 160 acres. Six months later, he returned to Fresno and engaged in farming. Two years later he bought in the Washington Colony and set out a vineyard. He was one of the organizers of the Danish Creamery Association. Eight years later he sold again and located in Fresno; and there, in 1901. his wife died. He continued in business for some years, but now makes his home with his children. Six children made up the family, and all are now living.

Mr. and Mrs. Jorgensen have owned several parcels of town and country property, but have sold them and in the spring of 1918 Mr. Jorgensen located on his present place of six acres on White's Bridge Road, three-fourths of a mile west of Fresno, a place Mr. Jorgensen was always desirous of owning for a home. The ranch is devoted to alfalfa and a vineyard. It is a fine place with old trees, both ornamental and fruit. Mr. Jorgensen still continues his trade in Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. Jorgensen have two children: Ella A. is assistant bookkeeper with the Western Union Telegraph Company; and William is in the employ of the garage department of the Lauritzen Implement Company of Fresno.

Mr. Jorgensen is a member of the Dania in Fresno, and has been president of that organization four times, and was several times a delegate to the state convention. He belongs to Fresno Lodge No. 186, I. O. O. F., the Encampment and Canton. Mrs. Jorgensen was a member of the Rebekahs and of the Lutheran Church, which her husband also attends. He is also a live supporter of and member of the California Associated Raisin Company.

  Begravelsesnotater:

Carl Jorgensen
Birth 25 Nov 1876 Udby, Holbæk Kommune, Sjælland, DenmarkDeath 25 Mar 1956 (aged 79) Fresno County, California, USA
Burial Mountain View Cemetery </cemetery/8189/mountain-view-cemetery> Fresno, Fresno County, California, USA Show Map <http://maps.google.com/maps?q=36.7494431,-119.8272247&spn=0.004205,0.005249>
PlotLot 63, Block 1, Tract Danish
Memorial ID154086356 · View Source

  Begivenheder

1. Arrival, 1891. ¹

2. Arrival, 1892. ^{2 9}

3. Arrival, 1893. ⁸

4. Bopæl: Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Son in Law; Occupa Fresno, Fresno, California, USA, 1900. ^{1 11} tion: Blacksmith; In Ward 4 of the city.

5. Arrival, 1902. ⁷

6. Bopæl: Fresno, California, USA, 12 Sep. 1918. ^{4 12}

7. Bopæl: Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head; Located in T Fresno, California, USA, 1920. ^{8 13} ownship 3; Occupation: House carpenter.

8. Bopæl: Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head, Located in T Fresno, California, USA, 1930. ^{7 14} ownship 3; Occupation: House carpenter

9. Bopæl: Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head; Located in W Fresno, Fresno, California, USA, 1910. ^{9 15} ard 5; Occupation: Carpenter

10. Bopæl: Fresno, Fresno, California, USA, 1935. ^{10 16}

11. Bopæl: Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Head, Live in War Fresno, California, USA, 1 Apr. 1940. ^{10 16} d 3 of the city on White's Bridge Road. Daughter and granddaughter liv ing with Carl & Marie.

Jørgen blev gift med Ane Marie Seeberg, datter af Hans Peter Petersen Seeberg Ingeniør Maskinarbejder og Ane Kirstine Jensen, den 9 Sep. 1899 i Easton, Fresno County, Californien, USA.^{1 2 3} (Ane Marie Seeberg blev født den 21 Jul. 1880 i Fredericia, Fredericia Trinitatis, Elbo, Vejle, DK ^{1 3 7 8 9 10 17 18}, dåb den 29 Aug. 1880 i Fredericia Trinitatis Kirke, Fredericia Trinitatis, Elbo, Vejle, DK, døde den 6 Apr. 1967 i Easton, Fresno County, Californien, USA ^{17 18} og blev begravet i Fresno, Fresno County, California, USA.)