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The Valentin Giegengack
Lineage
Valentin Giegengack was born in Thüringen, Germany in 1735
and went to Denmark, where he died in 1798. His descendants live
in Germany and the Netherlands. As far as we know there are no relatives
of him in Denmark anymore. All Dutch Gigengacks (spelled with 'í')
are from this branch.
Johan(nes) Giegengack (1742
- 1829) could be a brother of Valentin. He also lived in Denmark.
Jørgen Gigengack can not be
related directly to other family members. Till now we don't know
who his parents are. According to our sources he is born in Denmark.
Researchers of the Historical Archive in Sakskøbing believe
he is an illegitimate son of Johannes Giegengack. <XXIII>
His descendants still live in Denmark nowadays.
First we give an overview of the Valentin Lineage. The four largest
Branches of this Lineage are displayed on four different pages:
a. the Bocholt Branch
b. the Hengelo Branch
c. the Haarlem Branch, and
d. the Amsterdam Branch.
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Valentin
GIEGENGACK
Valentin or Johann Valentin Giegengack was born in Thüringen,
Germany in about 1735 (other source says 1749 <XXIV>),
he died in the Fredriks Hospital in København (Copenhagen),
Denmark on 4 February 1798.
Profession: Valentin Giegengack was a tailor (like his father)
and later he became a soldier/sergeant [Schneider,
Soldat/Sergeant -
kleermaker, soldaat/sergeant].
Valentin Giegengack, a tailor (like his father, about whom we further don't know anything) comes from Thüringen. He was a soldier in the German city of Zerbst, close to Magdeburg, Sachsen-Anhalt. (During that time Zerbst was under the rule of Prince Friedrich August of Anhalt-Zerbst, brother of Catherine the Great. He had a great liking for the military profession. But in 1777-'78 without scruples he sold 600 men - two regiments - of his Jeverane and Zerb citizens as soldiers to England, that then for the first time waged war in its rebellious colony in North America. Already during transit to America it came to heavy losses of soldiers. Also many soldiers tried to desert.)
In 1771 Valentin was in Oldenburg (Northern Germany,
but from 1667 to 1773 under Danish government) recruited by
a certain sergeant Pedersen for military service in Denmark.
On 7 August 1771 he joined the 'Norsk Livregiment'. On 17 July
1772 he became a Corporal. In 1787 he is Com. Sergeant in the
Kgl. Norske Livregiment 7th Musketerkompagni in København.
On 21 May 1780 he became Sergeant. On 2 June 1793 Corporal again
(reason unknown). At the time of his death he was a member of
the 'Norske Livregiment', Capitain von Gyldenfeldt Kompagnie,
stationed at the Sølvgades Kaserne in København.
Valentin was married in København (Copenhagen), Denmark
on 7 January 1780 to Marie
Eleonora BISER(IN), BIESERIN, BIESINGER, BIRSER or
BYSSE. She was born in København (Copenhagen), Denmark
on ... about 1762 (other source says about 1748 <XXIV>),
she died in ... on ... 1796. <XIV>
They had six children. In the census [volkstelling]
of 1787 only the third child Johanne Elisabeth is mentioned.
From this we conclude that the first two children died before
or in 1787.
Six children:
1. Johan Conrad GI(E)GENGACK, see
below: VI.1.
2. Christiana Elisabeth GI(E)GENGACK, see
below: VI.2.
3. Johanne Elisabeth GIEGENGACK, see
below: VI.3.
4. Johan Christian GIEGENGACK, see
below: VI.4.
5. Wilhelm Friederich GIEGENGACK, see
below: VI.5.
6. Friederich Wilhelm GIEGENGACK, see
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Johan
Conrad GI(E)GENGACK
Born in ... on .. .. 1780. He was baptized in Garnison, København,
Denmark on 14 November 1780. Probably
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Christiana
Elisabeth GI(E)GENGACK
Born in ... on .. .. 1782. She was baptized in Garnison, København,
Denmark on 4 August 1782. Probably
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Johanne
Elisabeth GIEGENGACK
Born in ... on .. .. 1785. She was baptized in Frederiks tyske
(the German Friedrichs Kirche), København, Denmark on
7 October 1785.
When Johanne Elisabeth was about 13 years old, both her parents
had already died. At 16 years old, Johanne Elisabeth worked
and lived as a servant girl [dienstmeisje]
in the household of widow Johanne Sophie VOGT in København
(Staden) at the address Strand Kvarter, Matr. 19, household-/family
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Garnisons Kirke in København where Johan Christian
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The Garrison Church stands on Sankt Annæ Plads, not far from Amalienborg, the residence of the royal family. It was completed in 1706 and built to replace the Chapel of Sophie Amalienborg's Castle where the Copenhagen garrison had attended church since 1689. The interior is dominated by two-storey galleries along the walls. The impressive baroque altar-piece of marble was completed in 1724 by the sculptors Just Wiedewelt and Didrik Gercken. |
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Johan
Christian GIEGENGACK
Forefather
of the Dutch Branches and the Bocholt Branch.
Johan Christian Giegengack was born in København, Denmark
on 23 September 1788. He was baptized in Garnisons Kirke, København,
Denmark on 28 September 1788. Johan Christian left Denmark between
1826 and 1828 and settled down in the Netherlands.
He died
73 years old in Zutphen, the Netherlands on 7 October 1861.
Profession: musician (also in the army?), pedlar, tailor [Spielmann, Schneider
- speelman, muzikant, marskramer, kleermaker]. Johan Christian Gigengack is mentioned to be a tailor in 1846 and 1852.
At the age of about 10 years old, both his parents had already
died. We have information that Johan Christian and his little
brother Friederich Wilhelm lived in an orphan house (Vaisenhuset)
for a short period of time. When he was 13 years old, Johan
Christian lived together with his brother with the family of
Christopher BERENTZ and his wife Anne Dorothea KRABE in Sankt
Annæ Vester Kvarter, København. (Census 1801. <XXIV>)
Johan Christian, about 25 years old, was married in ... on ... to Maria
Wilhelmina MENTING. She was born in Rhede (Westfalen, Germany) on 30 August
1791, daughter of Jacob
MENTING and Elisabeth
SICKING. Maria died at the age of 71 years in Zutphen on 7 August 1863.
<XIV>
Ten children from this marriage:
1. Anna Dorothea
Elisabeth GIGENGACK, see
below: VII.1
2. Frederika Carliena GIGENGACK,
see
below: VII.2
3. Johan Jacob GIGENGACK, see
below: VII.3
4. Maria Theresia Eleonora GIGENGACK,
see
below: VII.4
5. Georg Fredrich Waldemar GIGENGACK,
see
below: VII.5
6. Josephine Wilhelmine GIGENGACK,
see
below: VII.6
7. Fredrich Ferdinand GIGENGACK,
see
below: VII.7
8. Christiaan Bernardus Hendricus
GIGENGACK, see
below: VII.8
9. Wilhelm Valentijn GIGENGACK, see
below: VII.9
10. Maria Rosalia GIGENGACK, see
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Anna
Dorothea Elisabeth GIGENGACK
She was born in Nienburg, Hannover, Germany on 10 July 1814. She died
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Frederika
Carliena GIGENGACK
She was born in Duderstadt, Germany on 12 March 1817, she died at the age of 53 years
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Johan
Jacob GIGENGACK
Forefather
of the Bocholt (Germany) Branch.
He was born in København, Denmark on 28 December 1818.
He died in Bocholt, Germany in 1893.
Profession: dyer [Färber
- verver]
Married 1) in Bocholt on 13 February 1847 to Hendrika GILDEHAUS.
She was born as Henrina Gildhaus in Bocholt on 29 November 1821.
She died ... . Two children from this marriage.
Married 2) in Bocholt on 21 September 1852 to Josephine HÜLS.
She was born in Bocholt on 2 December 1818. She died ... . <XIV>.
Six children. Two children from the first marriage, to Hendrika
Gildehaus:
1. Johannes Hermann GIGENGACK
2. Joseph Christian GIGENGACK
Four children from the second marriage, to Josephine Hüls:
3. Johann Anton GIGENGACK
4. Anna Christina GIGENGACK
5. Maria Christina GIGENGACK
6. Fredrich Josef GIGENGACK
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THE BOCHOLT BRANCH (to
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Maria
Theresia Eleonora GIGENGACK
She was born in København, Denmark on 28 April 1821.
Baptized Frederiks tyske, København, Denmark on 13 May
1821. She died in Zutphen on 12 January 1900, 78 years old.
She was married in Zutphen, 24 June 1846 to Theodorus
ROES, profession: smith [Eisenschmied - smid]. He was born in Breedenbroek on 22 October 1810, baptized in Ulft, son of Antonius
ROES and Joanna DE WIT. He died in Zutphen on 5 July 1880.
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<XIX> <XXVIII>
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Johannes ROES, born on 19 March 1847. Johannes died on 1 June 1868 in Zutphen, 21 years old. Not married.
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Maria ROES, born on 17 July 1848. Married Zutphen 10 Sept. 1873 to Antonius W.M. Meuleman.
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Johanna ROES, born on 20 June 1850. Johanna died in Zutphen on 27 June 1850, 7 days old.
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Theresia ROES, born on 25 August 1851. Theresia died in Zutphen on 15 June 1895, 43 years old. Not married.
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Joanna ROES, born in Zutphen on 22 November1853. Joanna died in Zutphen on 14 October 1915 , 61 years old. Married Zutphen 21 Jan. 1881 to Johannes (Jan) Witjes.
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Elisabeth ROES, born on 19 December 1855. Elisabeth died in Zutphen on 9 May 1883, 27 years old. Not married.
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Josephina ROES, born in Zutphen on 14 November1857. Josephina died in Zutphen on 10 January 1890, 32 years old.
(Declaration of death is given in Enschede on 16 January 1890.) Profession: ... [winkelbediende te Enschede].
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Antonius ROES, born on 10 March 1860. Antonius died in Zutphen on 8 March 1908, 47 years old.
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Theodora ROES, born on 6 March 1863. Theodora died in Zutphen on 10 December 1863, 9 months old.
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Helena ROES, born in ... on 9 October 1864. Helena died in Zutphen on 29 June 1866, 1 year old.
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Georg
Fredrich Waldemar GIGENGACK
He was born in Frederiks tyske, København, Denmark on
30 June 1822, he was baptized in Frederiks tyske, København,
Denmark on 20 July 1822. He died in Arnhem, the Netherlands
on 24 June 1882, 59 years old. <XIX>
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Josephine
Wilhelmine GIGENGACK
She was born in København, Denmark on 4 October 1823
and baptized in Frederiks tyske, København, Denmark on
25 January 1824. She died København, Denmark 14 September
1824. Buried Frederiks tyske, København, Denmark on 17
September 1824. <XIV> |
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Frederiks
Tyske kirke in København where Fredrich Ferdinand
was baptized. Since 1894 the church is called the Christians
Kirke.
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Around 1700 many foreigners
lived in the Christianshavn area in Copenhagen, especially
Germans, and in 1749 the German congregation applied to
the king, Frederik V, for permission to build their own
church. Permission was granted, and 'Frederik's German
church' was erected in 1759, having been designed by Nicolai
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Fredrich
Ferdinand GIGENGACK
Forefather of the Hengelo Branch.
He was born in København, Denmark on 30 November 1825,
he was baptized in Frederiks Tyske, København, Denmark
on 29 January 1826. He died in Zutphen on 25 December 1875.
Profession: ... [kramer (1852), kermisexploitant].
Kermis (Dutch) is an annual country fair or festival used to
be held in the Netherlands and northern Germany.
He was married in Zutphen on 4 February 1852 to Anna Maria Catharina
COLIGNON (KOLIGNON). She was born in Franeker, the Netherlands
on 31 July 1832, daughter of Johan COLIGNON and Maria BELLEFROID.
<XIV>
They have two children:
1. Maria Willemina GIGENGACK
2.
Johannes Ferdinand GIGENGACK
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Christiaan
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Bernardus Hendricus GIGENGACK
Forefather
of the Haarlem Branch.
He was born in Aalten, the Netherlands on 23 October 1828. He
died in Haarlem, the Netherlands on 9 July 1896.
Profession: ... [koopman,
katoendrukker, winkelbeheerder].
He was married in Haarlem on 12 November 1862 to Wilhelmina
BOTTELIER. She was born in Haarlem on 13 May 1839, daughter
of Paulus BOTTELIER and Johanna Petronella KREINDER/KRENER?
Wilhelmina died Haarlem 26 April 1917.
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Ten children from this marriage:
1. Christiaan Bernardus Hendricus GIGENGACK
2. Paulus Johannes Wilhelmus GIGENGACK
3. Wilhelmus Johannes Petrus GIGENGACK
4. Johannes Frederik Valentijn GIGENGACK
5. Aloysius Lourentius Ferdinand GIGENGACK
6. George Hugo Franciscus GIGENGACK
7. Theodorus Hubertus Jacobes GIGENGACK
8. Theodora Wilhelmina GIGENGACK
9. Johanna Petronella GIGENGACK
10. Eduard Nemesius GIGENGACK
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THE HAARLEM BRANCH (to
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Wilhelm
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Wilhelm
Valentijn GIGENGACK
Forefather of the Amsterdam Branch.
He was born in Aalten, the Netherlands on 12 August 1831. He
died 86 years old in Zutphen on 26 April 1918.
Profession: ... [blauwverver in 1861-1863, metaalbewerker, koopman in 1877-1891].
He was married 1) in Zutphen on 1 May 1861 to Margaretha Johanna
LEUSINK, 29 years old. She was born in Vollenhove on ... , daughter of Hendrikus
Johannes LEUSINK and Theodora STROO(T)HUIS. Margretha Johanna Leusink died, 31 years old, in Zutphen on 2 August 1863.
Married 2) in Zutphen on 9 December 1863 to Aleida Christina
SCHROLL, 22 yrs old. She was born Zutphen on ... 1842, daughter of Reinerus
Hubertus SCHROLL and Reiniera HOEGEN. Aleida Schroll died in Zutphen on 11 December 1876, at the age of 35, two weeks after the birth of her daughter Johanna Theodora.
Married 3) in Zutphen on 6 June 1877 to Geertruida KOLENBRANDER, 50 yrs old.
She was born in Zutphen on ..., daughter of Hendrikus KOLENBRANDER
and Margaretha MEEUWSEN. Geertruida Kolenbrander died in Zutphen on 15 July 1890 at the age of 63 years.
Wilhelm Valentijn grew up in Zutphen, lived in Enschede and
Hengelo for a while and went back to Zutphen. <XIX>
Six children:
1.
Wilhelmus
Theodorus GIGENGACK
2. Reinira Sebastiana GIGENGACK
3. Christiaan Bernardus GIGENGACK
4. Johannes GIGENGACK
5. Sebastianus GIGENGACK
6. Johanna Theodora GIGENGACK
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THE AMSTERDAM BRANCH (to
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Maria
Rosalia GIGENGACK
She was born in Aalten on 3 September 1835. She died in Haarlem
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She lived in both Amsterdam and Haarlem.
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Wilhelm Friederich
GIEGENGACK
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Friedrich Wilhelm
GI(E)GENGACK
Born in Frederiks tyske, København, Denmark on 2 Sep
1792. He was baptized in Frederiks tyske, København,
Denmark on 16 September 1792. <XIV>
At the age of about 6 years old, both his parents had already
died. We have information that Friederich Wilhelm and his brotherJohan
Christian lived in an orphan house (Vaisenhuset) for a short
period of time. When he was 9 years old, he lived together with
his brother Johan Christian with the family of Christopher BERENTZ
and his wife Anne Dorothea KRABE in Sankt Annæ Vester
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Johannes or Jochum Giegengack
Johan(nes) Giegengack could be a brother of Valentin
Giegengack.
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Johan(nes)
or Joc(h)um GIEGENGACK
He was born in Thüringen in about 1740 - 1742. He died
in Maribo on 18 March 1830, 89 years old, buried Maribo 25 March
1830. (According to the
Maribo church register he died because of alderdom
- old age.)
Profession: tailor, organist, schoolteacher [Schneider,
Organist, Lehrer - kleermaker,
organist, schoolmeester]. According to the census of
1787 he was a tailor (skræder). Later he worked as an
organist in the Sandby church.
He lived at these addresses:
Sandby (municipality) Lolland Nørre Herred Maribo Amt
(region)
Nakskov (city) year 1787 at Søndre Fjerding nr. 2
Maribo (city) year 1795 at address Mellemgade fra Torvet nr.
75
Johan Giegengack was engaged Våbensted 4 May 1779, and
married 1) in Våbensted, Lolland, Denmark in the Våbensted
Church on 28 May 1779 to Maria GEORG (Georgsdaughter)
on Nielstrup (housemaid on manor house Nielstrup near Sakskøbing).
Maria Georg was born in ... on ... about 1754. She died at the
day that she gave birth to their second child, in Sandby, Maribo,
Denmark on 19 June 1784, only 30 years old.
Johan Giegengack was married 2) in Nakskov, Maribo, Denmark
in the church of Nakskov on 10 June 1785 to Christiana
GRAM. She was born in ... on ... about 1761, she died
in Maribo on 29 September 1817, 56 years old, because of jaundice
[... - geelzucht],
she was buried 3 October 1817. <XIV>
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Valentin
GI(E)GENGACK
Born in Sandby, Maribo, Denmark on 21 April 1782, baptized Sandby,
Maribo, Denmark on 21 April 1782, he died at the age of 80 years
in Maribo, Denmark on 5 March 1862 (at his son in law's rectory
Vadgaard, see below), he was buried in the family burial place,
Maribo, Denmark on 12 March 1862.
Profession: attendant and head clerk in post (in 1813), merchant,
bookseller [bediende en
hoofd klerk post (1813), koopman, boekenverkoper].
He was married in Toreby Church, Maribo, Denmark on 31 October
1813 to Christine
Marie KAUFMANN (From the Toreby churchbook: Christine
Marie Kaufmann was serving in Flintinge Pfarrhaus. Previous
tillysning married in Toreby Church, he who gives away the bride
and best man was mr. Merchant Lundahl and churchwarden Mr. Berthelsen
both in Maribo.) Christine Marie Kaufmann was born Maribo, Hillested,
Denmark about 1792, daughter of bookbinder Andreas August Kaufmann
(born in Riga about 1761) and wife Birgitte Lillie (born about
1756) and living in Nykøbing Falster. <XXIII>
Christine Marie Kaufmann died in Nykobing Falster on 12 January
1860, buried Maribo 18 January 1860.
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Agentin(d)e
Maria Elisa GIEGENGACK
She was born in Maribo, Hillested, Denmark on 2 August 1814,
baptized 25 September 1814 in Maribo church. She died in Maribo,
Hillested, Denmark 15 June 1822, only 8 years old, because
of brystsyge (tuberculosis?). She was buried
19 June 1822. <XXII>
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Elisa
Augusta GIEGENGACK
She was born in Maribo, Hillested, Denmark on 4 January 1823.
She was confirmed at Easter 1835. She
died in Skads on 23 July 1857.
She was married in Maribo on 7 or 11 August 1851 to political
writer and clergyman [Pfarrer
- dominee] Casper
(Kaspar) Nicolai SMITH. He was born Sakskøbing on 9 October
1815 (or in Skads, Tønder Amt
(County), Denmark on 14 July 1816?), son of Daniel Peter SMITH and Nicoline Sophie Friis COLDING. Casper Nicolai Smith died in ... on
14 December 1891.
(Casper Nicolaij Smith married again in Budolfi, Aalborg, Denmark
on 23 November and/or 8 December 1859 to Cecilie
Margrethe KJERULFF.) <XIV>
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Maria
GI(E)GENGACK
Born in Sandby on 19 June 1784, baptized Sandby, Maribo, Denmark
on 19 June 1784. She died in ... on ... .
Married in Trinitatis, Copenhagen, on 30 September 1811 to Carl
Hartrig (Harvig) RYDER (RYDEN, RÜDER). He was born in ... on ...
. <XIV> <XXIV> His profession was ... (melhandler) [meelhandelaar].
Children:
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Marie RYDER
Born in ... on ... 1809,
baptized ... in Trinitatis, København 1809. <XIV> <XXIV> |
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Peter Siegfried RYDER
Born in ... on ... 1811,
baptized ... in Trinitatis, København. There is a record of the baptism of a Peter Sigfrid Carlsen, son of Carl Ryder and Marie Gigengach in Vor Frue Kirke (Church of Our Lady), Kobenhavn on 8 January 1819. We also found a marriage of a Peter Sigfried RYDER to Maren PETERSEN in Trinitatis, Copenhagen on 21 October 1834. <XIV> <XXIV>
Children: 1) Eleonore Nielsine Petrea RYDER, bapt. Garnisons Sogn Or Den Herre Zebaoths Kirke, , Kobenhavn on 27 March 1835. 2) Wilhelmine Marie RYDER, born ?, bapt. Garnisons Sogn or Den Herre Zebaoths Kirke, , Kobenhavn on 17 February 1837. 3) Hansine Kirstine RYDER, born 13 May 1838, bapt. Trinitatis, Kobenhavn 22 June 1838. 4) Peter Kobke RYDER, born 11 June 1840, bapt. Trinitatis, København 24 June 1840. 5) Caroline Augusta RYDER, born/bapt. Trinitatis, Kobenhavn on 5 August 1847, died 14 August 1847. |
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Susanne Dorothea RYDER 
Born in ... on 9 April 1815,
she died in ... on 20 April 1889.
Susanne Dorothea Ryder married in ... on ... 1833 to Carl Adolph KØBKE. He was born
København on 24 December 1804. They lived at the Island Bornholm, where Carl Adolph Købke was a priest [Priester - priester] in the Ibsker parish in the years 1839-1840.
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In the online pdf of this book we found another child of Maria Gi(e)gengack: Susanne Dorothea.
(February 2012.)
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Christian Wilhelm RYDER (year of birth fits with Census 1840)
Born in København on 10 March 1816,
baptized in Trinitatis, København on 16 June 1816. He died in ... on ... about 1910.
Married in Garnison, København on ... 1851 to Louise Wilhelmine HUMMEL (HOMMEL). She was born in Weisenfeldt, Germany on 21 December 1831, she died in København on 11 December 1904. <XIV> <XXIV>
Children: 1) Louise Wilhelmine RYDER, bapt. Helligaands Kirke, Kobenhavn on 20 December 1850. 2) Theodore Christian Ryder, born in København on 16 March 1852, died in Tacoma, Pierce, Washington, USA on 17 February 1934. He was married in Stromsburg, Polk, Nebraska, USA, 27 June 1878 to Carolyn WALLIS from Land'S End, Cornwall, England. 3) Agnes Cecilie RYDER, born ..., bapt. Helligaands Kirke, Kobenhavn on 9 September 1853. 4) Emmy Maria RYDER, bapt. Helligaands Kirke, København on 20 July 1855. 5) Louisa RYDER, born København about 1856. 6) Ida Augusta RYDER, bapt. 21 December 1857. 7) Cecilia RYDER, born/bapt. København on ... about 1858. |
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Conradine Welhelmine RYDER
Born in ... on ... June 1817,
baptized in Trinitatis, København on ... , bapt. Vor Frue Kirke, København on 27 July 1827.
She married in Trinitatis, København on 7 May 1853 (or Garnisons Sogn, København on 28 May 1853) to Christian August ROEPSTORFF VON FJEL(D)STRUP. He was born in Trinitatis, København, 1805. <XIV> <XXIV>
Child: Marie Hedevig Cecile FJELSTRUP, bapt. Garnisons Sogn or Den Herre Zebaoths Kirke, København on 19 November 1861. |
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Carl Joachim RYDER
Born in ... on ... June 1820,
baptized ... in Trinitatis, baptized in Vor Frue Kirke København on 1 September 1820. <XIV> <XXIV> |
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Frederik Valentin RYDER
Born in ... on ... 1821,
baptized ... in Trinitatis, baptized in Vor Frue Kirke København on 30 November 1821.
He married in Trinitatis, Kobenhavn on ... about 1858 to Henriette Sophie HU(U)SMANN. She was born in ... on about 1838. <XIV> <XXIV>
Children: 1) Carl Hartvig Ryder, born 12 September 1858, bapt. Trinitatis, Kobenhavn on 5 Nov. 1858. 2) Frederik Vilhelm RYDER, born 7 June 1864, bapt. Trinitatis, Kobenhavn on 23 Sept. 1864. |
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Caveline Sophie RYDER (RUDERBAGER)
Born in ... on ... 1825,
baptized in Vor Frue Kirke, København on 9 January 1825. <XIV> |
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Seven children from the second
marriage of Johan Giegengack, to Christiana Gram: |
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Niels
GI(E)GENGACK
Born in Nakskov on 10 April 1786, baptized Nakskov, Maribo,
Denmark on 11 April 1786. He died in København on 18
June 1822.
Married ... . <XIV> |
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... (son) GI(E)GENGACK
In Sandby, Maribo, Denmark on 18 May 1788 stillborn boy.
<XIV> |
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Grethe
G(I)EGENGACK
Born in Sandby, Maribo, Denmark on 2 May 1790, baptized Sandby,
Maribo, Denmark on 2 May 1790, she died in ... on ... . (She
lived, not married, in København in about 1830 - 1834.) |
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Henrich
Christian GIEGENGACK
He was born in Sandby, Maribo, Denmark on 19 November 1792,
baptized Sandby 22 February 1793. He died in ... on ... .
Profession: drummer [Tambour
- tamboer] in the
'Falsterske Infanterie-Regiment' in Aalborg from 1805 till 1827.
Married ... . <XIV> |
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Anne
Margrethe GIEGENGACK
Born in Maribo, Denmark on ... 1794, died in ... on ... .
She was married in ... on ... about 1813 to ...
VON SUNDT. |
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Anna
Catharina GIEGENGACK
Born in Maribo, Denmark on 5 August 1795, baptized 25 September
1795, died in Maribo on 4 October 1797. |
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Johan
Friedrich GIEGENGACK
Born in Maribo on 18 November 1797, baptized 31 January 1798,
died in ... on ... .
Profession: dyer [Färber
- verver] in Vordingborg
(Südseeland) in about 1830.
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Jørgen Gigengack
Jørgen Gigengack can not be related to any older family members
so far. He could be a son of Johannes Giegengack. Because he was born
and married in Denmark, we place him at this page, the only lineage
with a Danish 'connection'.
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Jørgen
GIGENGACK
Jørgen Gigengack was born in Branderslev, Maribo, Denmark
on ... about 1776. He died in ... on ... . Researchers of the
Archive in Sakskøbing believe he is an illegitimate son
of Johannes Giegengack. <XXIII>
Profession: day labourer [Tagelöhner
- dagloner]
Jørgen was married in ..., Denmark on ... about 1789
to Maren ROGS or KØGS.
She was born Branderslev, Maribo on ... about 1771.
<XIV> <XXII>
Jørgen Gigengack's descendants
still live in Denmark nowadays.
Six children: |
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Dorthe
GIGENGACK
She was born Branderslev, Maribo, Denmark on ... 1790.
<XIV> |
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Esther
Margrethe GIGENGACK
She was born Branderslev, Maribo, Denmark on ... 1793.
<XIV> |
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Anna
GIGENGACK
She was born Branderslev, Maribo, Denmark on ... 1796.
<XIV> |
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... (boy) GIGENGACK, born
in Nakaskov, Branderslev, Maribo, Denmark on 9 May 1800. He
died on 11 May 1800. <XIV> |
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... (girl) GIGENGACK, born
in Nakaskov, Branderslev, Maribo, Denmark on 9 May 1800. She
died on 9 May 1800. <XIV> |
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Maren
Kirstine GIGENGACK
She was born in ... on 2 March 1802, she died in Hellenes, Branderslev,
Maribo on ... March 1868.
She was married in Hellenes, Branderslev, Maribo on 2 April
1817 to Peter ANDERSEN.
He was born in ... on ... . <XIV>
She was married 2) in ... on 18 October 1834 to Niels
JENSEN. He was born in ... on 6 May 1794.
<XIV>
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Julie
Marie NIELSEN, born in ... on 23 July 1835, died in ... on 16
March 1907. |
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Jens
NIELSEN, born in ... on 24 June 1838, died ... . |
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Maren
Kirstine NIELSEN, born in ... on 31 January 1842, died ... .
Maren Kirstine Nielsen was married to Jørgen
JOHANSEN. They had four children. The descendants still live
in Denmark nowadays. (According to an e-mail on Jan. 6th
'04 from Johnny Johansen from Nakskov,
Denmark, who is a descendant of Maren Kirstine Gigengack and
Niels Jensen.) |
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