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Family of Jacob Peder CHRISTIANSEN and Anna Marie Pedersen SEGAARD

Husband: Jacob Peder CHRISTIANSEN

  • Name:

  • Jacob Peder CHRISTIANSEN

  • Sex:

  • Male

  • Father:

  • -

  • Mother:

  • -

  • Birth:

  • Sep 29, 1853

  • Denmark

  • Death:

  • Mar 13, 1918 (age 64)

  • Port Clinton, OH

Wife: Anna Marie Pedersen SEGAARD

Child 1: Anna Marie CHRISTIANSEN

  • Name:

  • Anna Marie CHRISTIANSEN

  • Sex:

  • Female

  • Spouse:

  • Thomas HURRELL (1874-1926)

  • Birth:

  • Mar 27, 1887

  •  

  • Death:

  • Apr 16, 1967 (age 80)

  • Port Clinton, OH

  • Burial:

  •  

  • Port Clinton, OH

Child 2: Janet Margerat "Jenny" "Gaga" CHRISTIANSEN

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Spouse: Solomon Simon "Sol" ASCHER

  • Name:

  • Janet Margerat "Jenny" "Gaga" CHRISTIANSEN

  • Sex:

  • Female

  • Spouse:

  • Solomon Simon "Sol" ASCHER (1879-1935)

  • Birth:

  • Apr 5, 1888

  • Port Clinton, OH

  • Death:

  • Jan 6, 1978 (age 89)

  • Apple Valley, CA

  • Cremation:

  • Jan 7, 1978

  • Victorville, CA

Child 3: Arthur Christian CHRISTIANSEN

Child 4: Amanda CHRISTIANSEN

  • Name:

  • Amanda CHRISTIANSEN

  • Sex:

  • Female

  • Birth:

  • 1895

  •  

  • Death:

  • 1913 (age 17-18)

  • Port Clinton, OH

  • Burial:

  •  

  • Port Clinton, OH

Note on Husband: Jacob Peder CHRISTIANSEN

People often nicknamed him "Five Finger Jake". Died when he was

riding into Port Clinton with his horse and buggy to pick Harry Ascher

up from school. At the "Bath House Crossing" one half mile west of

Port Clinton, he waited at the railroad tracks for a train to pass

before he started crossing. It was raining and there was a heavy fog,

so he didn't see or hear that there was a second fast passenger train

behind the first train. It was the second train that hit him.

Signals were installed at the crossing about six months later.

Note on Wife: Anna Marie Pedersen SEGAARD

Changed name to Anna after coming to U.S. Her brother stayed in

Denmark and was a postmaster in his hometown; he would send (news?)

paper from Denmark to Ane Marie, and at Christmas he would send jars

of Danish herring and eels.