Michael Havemann of the Danish law firm of Brix Jensen, Havemann & Djurhuus sent me this Danish family tree, published in 1935. Would anyone like to translate it?
Please note that the pages are numbered just as the originals were.
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page 1 |
page 2 |
page 8 |
page 9 |
page 10 |
page 11 |
page 12 |
page 13 |
page 14 |
page 15 |
page 16 |
page 17 |
page 18 |
page 19 |
page 20 |
page 21 |
page 22 |
page 23 |
page 24 |
page 25 |
page 26 |
Update: Greta Havemann of Australia has a couple of additional pages. She notes that "to my surprise it is indeed my family tree. ... I was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, but lived in Austria and the German speaking part of Switzerland before emigrating to
Australia in 1970."
Here is the foreword written by Mogens Seidelin:
"In publishing this Family Tree I wish to
thank everyone who, due to their informations, have contributed to the
resulting work. I would be grateful to receive information about any
mistakes that might be present in this family tree as well as any
additions. It is my thought to revise my work in some years time and
supplement it with an appendix. As for the format of the family tree it
should be noted, that of the two numbers placed in front of each name, the
first number indicates the genration to which this person belongs, the
second points to the person's 'number' amongst the siblings eg. 2nd in a
family of nine.
"Odense, March 1935
"Mogens Seidelin"
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