Brodersen - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Brodersen

L_Dowty60 — 2011-12-23 22:38:31Z

New email address: ladydeluxe40@yahoo.com
I am looking for her parents; Hans Brodersen and Sekie Singingston. Have any connection please contact me.

Ingwer J. Brodersen

TZuker — 2011-08-08 11:45:46Z

Does anyone have information on Ingwer J. Brodersen? Born in November
1845 in Ellingstedt Schleswig Germany, Died in 1913 in Millard Nebraska. He married Mathilda Cathrina Timmsen around 1876, and arrived in the US 8 Mar 1891. He is my great grandfather and I know that part of his family immigrated to Canada, but I don't know who his parents are. Any additional information would be appreciated.
Tammie

peter brodersen

colen001 — 2011-06-16 20:20:00Z

my relatives are peter brodersen and his wife christine (christianson) who lived in bredstedt germany. One of their sons John Brodersen born 1878 immigrated to the US when he was 17. He ended up in North Dakota and married Freda Urban. Anyone have any info??

peter brodersen

colen001 — 2011-06-16 20:19:58Z

Re: visiting brodersens in denmark

colen001 — 2011-04-09 12:54:39Z

My grandpa came from bredstedt? in 1898 .
His relatives all stayed there. How did you get a contact overseas as I know some of them were still alive in the 1970s and living on the original homestead. I would LOVE to find old church records all I know is his father was Peter and he had an uncle Christian who immigrated before my grandpa did.
colleen

Re: The Brodersen family of Denmark/Germany

TZuker — 2011-01-12 17:17:14Z

I would love to see if we share any family members.
I'm not sure where my Brodersen family started from before they came to the states, would you like to share information?
I have quite a few pictures that are wonderful.
From what I understand the spelling at the end of Brodersen indicates that the family originated in Denmark.

Re: The Brodersen family of Denmark/Germany

JeffreySmith810 — 2009-03-05 00:25:00Z

My mother was Ruth Brodersen who immigrated to upstate NY in the 1930s and her brother Nils arrived in NY area earier. Ruths sister Anna Brodersen came to the same area and married Herman Mayo.

Re: The Brodersen family of Denmark/Germany

JeffreySmith810 — 2009-03-05 00:14:43Z

My mother was Ruth Brodersen who immigrated to N.Y. USA in the 1930s naturalized in 1943. Her Brother was also in NY around that time. His Name was Nils.

Re: The Brodersen family of Denmark/Germany

debnorman — 2008-08-11 16:49:05Z

I'm looking for descendants of Hans Peter Brodersen, born about 1849 in Tislund Parish, Norre Rangstrup District, Haderslev County, Denmark. He married Anne Kjerstine Schmidt in Tislund Parish on April 4, 1879, and they had children Katarina Kristina and Peter Nissen (twins born in 1880); Anna Cathrina, born 1883; Niels Petersen, born 1887; and Catharina Lundina, born 1894. As far as I know, they all remained in Denmark.

Obit: Bernice (Brodersen) Skow of Iowa (1910-2007)

pbbut — 2008-06-29 03:33:11Z

Bernice “Blondie” Skow, daughter of Charlie and Carrie Brodersen, was born January 27, 1910 in Shelby County, Iowa. She attended school in Harlan graduating from high school in 1927. Blondie received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Nebraska. Following her graduation from college she taught school in Redfield, Harlan, Emmetsburg and Rolfe.
Blondie was united in marriage to Julius Skow. To this union two children were born.
Blondie died Friday, April 6, 2007 at the Palo Alto County Hospital in Emmetsburg, Iowa at the age of 97. She was preceded in death by her parents, Charlie and Carrie Brodersen; her husband, Julius; her daughter, Kristine Oppedal; and a brother, Victor.
She is survived by her son, Julius Skow of Acworth, New Hampshire; three grandchildren; two great grandchildren; as well as other relatives and many friends.

INTERMENT
Evergreen Cemetery
Emmetsburg, Iowa

Re: The Brodersen family of Denmark/Germany

BrettBrodersen544 — 2008-02-23 05:36:02Z

My family was Brodersen, in the border country. The immigrant son was BERNHARDT Brodersen (born approx. 1860, near Schleswig Holstein, Germany). He married German-born Rosa Lehfeldt in Dension, Iowa (United States), in 1885 and both lived there until their deaths in the 1940s and 1950s, respectively. If this offers you a link to your family tree, please contact me. All information, documents and photos can be shared. Good luck in your searches.

Re: Brodersen's from Ballum, Denmark

fredlausten — 2006-12-17 04:34:11Z

My father was Frederik C. Lausten born in Ballum Denmark. His mothers maiden name was Broderson. My father's Uncle was named Peter Broderson who lived in Glen Ridge New Jersey with his wife Martha who was my godmother. I currently live at 56 Hillside Ave. in Verona New Jersey. My E-mail address is fredlausten@verizon.net.

Emil Brodersen

coffeenerd — 2006-07-13 19:49:43Z

Hi all,
I am looking for info on my grandfather's family: his name was Emil Brodersen. His family arrived from Germany in 1891, and settled in Nebraska. He had several brothers and sisters, and eventually moved to British Columbia, Canada.
Can anyone tie in?
Cheers,
Audrey Speelman

Re: Brodersen-Creutz marriage 1896

2006-02-25 08:06:59Z

Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
April 9, 1896

N. A. Jacobsen and family returned home from Germany last Saturday, after an absence of about five months. They were glad to get back to Idaho, though Mr. Jacobsen says they enjoyed the visit as well as the trip both ways. On their return they were accompanied Creutz, who has become the wife of Mr. C. F. Brodersen, a prosperous Payette Valley farmer and fruit grower.

Re: Brodersen-Creutz marriage 1896

2006-02-25 08:06:28Z

Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
April 9, 1896

The neighbors of “Nick” Brodersen, for miles around, are ready to testify that he had a loud time at his erst while quiet home last Monday night. The fellows who participated in the shiveree evidently went prepared to make the occasion extremely interesting for the newly married couple, but a few choice selections of music that would have frightened a saw-horse brought “Nick” to terms, a truce was satisfactorily arranged, and the party returned to town and had a merry time at “Nick’s” expense.

Brodersen-Creutz marriage 1896

2006-02-25 08:05:59Z

Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
April 9, 1896

MARRIED-At the residence of Mr. N. A . Jacobsen, in this city, Sunday evening, April 5th, Mr. C. F. Brodersen of this valley, and Miss Agnes Creutz, late of Germany, were united in marriage by Rev. A. O. Worthington, ? of St. James church.

Margaretha Brodersen

RachelNommensen — 2005-01-03 19:18:29Z

Looking for more info on my ggg grandmother Margaretha Brodersen. I belive that she came from the island of Fohr, town of Wyk. She was married to Broder Nommensen and they had 7 children. Her husband died on Fohr and around 1865 she and her children came to America and settled in Wisconsin.

Marriage Licenses April 26, 1927 Omaha Nebraska Douglas Co.

2004-11-15 04:32:36Z

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Carl Brodersen, Omaha 35
Isabel Freeman, Omaha 32

Evening World-Herald: Tuesday
April 26, 1927
Page 21
Omaha, Nebraska

NO relation!

Broder Brodersen

Karen_Grossnickle — 2004-06-24 06:32:45Z

Searching for descendents of Broder Brodersen, b 9.4.1842 and Bertha Sophia Christiansen, b 2.9.1845. Children Cristian Detlef, born 9.17.1875 (my grandfather); Soenke Christian, emigrated to US 1910 and settled in Cooper County, Missour.; Bernhart and Hans went to South America; and Christine. After Broder died, Bertha remarried to a Peter Christian Brodersen (no relation to Broder).
When Soenke came to US, ship manifest said he was going to uncle Jacob Brodersen in Otterville, Missouri.

Feddersen

IreneKelley94 — 2003-11-30 20:24:15Z

hello ! my name is irene and my maidenname is feddersen i was born in germany and my fathers name is karl-heinz feddersen my fathers sister is still living in hamburg germeny they grew up in husum on the norhtsea germany but i know verry little about my family wich i am trying to correct sincerly Irene

CHARLES

Teasing — 2003-07-06 14:18:21Z

Hi
Charles born in Denmark and died in Oklahoma.
Is there a reunion again this year? Where?
Charles was my grand mother's step father.
His children are Frances, Emmit, and 2 boys
that died early.
Step children are Cora and Archie.
Great aunt Frances would be about 100.
Oletia

BRODERSEN, Gustav - Grosse Pte. Woods, MI - Obit 1984

Marzonie — 2003-06-08 18:54:07Z

Not related, posted for benefit of others.
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BRODERSEN, Gustav M., Jan. 29, 1984, age 90. Formerly of Grosse Pte. Wds. Husband of the late Henriette C., dear father of Hardy G. and Jenny F. Brodersen, John G. and Lorraine J. Brodersen; grandfather of Christopher and Regina, Elisabeth, John and Joanna. Memorial service at the Vasu Rodgers & Connell Funeral Home, 4375 N. Woodward, Saturday 11 a.m. Memorials to the charity of your choice.
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Detroit News - February 2, 1984 - p. 2D

Henning Brodersen

tlcserian — 2003-01-18 16:51:39Z

I am seeking any information on Henning Brodersen b. abt. 1824 in Sonderjylland (N. Slesvig) Germany married Christiane Nee Bendtsen b. April 26, 1818 Norup Parish, Denmark and their children Jens b. July 1855, Ane b. Feb. 1857 and Thomas b. Nov. 1859, all born in Denmark. Thomas married Karen Nielsen. Trying to find any information on Henning and who is sibbblings were and his parents. Also looking for any information on Jens and Ane. Thomas came to America in 1890 and is believed to be the only one from my line of Broderson's that came here. Last known residence for Thomas and Karen is Randbol, Vejle, and or Bindeballe. Any help would be appreciated on Henning, Jens and Ane. Thank you

Brodersen

2003-01-04 03:41:24Z

Looking for Brodersen in Suderbrarup, Schleswig-Holstein

visiting brodersens in denmark

beththemidwife — 2002-09-04 22:28:51Z

Travelling to Toftlund, Denmark in late September to find my Brodersen ancestors . A contact there has searched the church graveyard and found the following Brodersens:
Peter Christian Brodersen b. 1886
Broder Brodersen d.1878 and wife Anne, daughter Kjestine
Thorvald Brodersen b Sept 20, 1912
Hans L. Brodersen b.Oct 1909
Glad to find out further info or take rubbings of stones if anyone's interested.

Re: Brodersen or Broderson .......???

LawrenceSurdamBranch — 2002-08-17 05:48:12Z

while in my search for my dutch relative theunis pieterez(petersen) who changed his name to sardam, descendents used that name and the names of surdam, suydam,etc.
he came to america in the mid 1600`s or was the 1st gereration born here in the US(we haven`t found the connection yet), i came across some interesting info that there might be some connection to the name brodersen?
i am not sure how, yet?
so i checked ths messageboard and found your entry. although it is dated from the year 2000, i thought that i would still try to find out if you might know of some connection between the brodersen and the pietersen(petersen) names since you mentioned petersen in your post on this board?
i would love to find some sort of connection here to your brodersen`s relative?
i am trying to find our family of origin to the united states from the eurpoean countries?
any help would be greatly appreciated. t
hank-you sincerely,
teri taylor

Konrad Johan Martinus Brodersen

2002-08-06 04:14:31Z

I am looking for any information about Konrad Brodersen and his wife Josefine Gurine Kristensdotter. They had one child, Oscar, who was born in 1883 in Wyndmere, ND. Thank you.

Brodersen

leonkinn — 2002-06-07 13:30:53Z

Looking for George Brodersen Born Dec. 13, 1854 in Denmark. Married Annie Schneider from Germany/ Had 8 children, Annie, Minnie, Margaret Clara, Alvena, Fred, Frank & Peter, all born in USA Minneapolis and some in Chicago

Re: George A. Brodersen

leonkinn — 2002-06-07 13:30:53Z

Claudia: Thankyou for your infoon George Brodersen. I will get out my file and see if I can find any matchups. I will get back to you pronto.

Re: The Brodersen family of Denmark/Germany

beththemidwife — 2002-05-30 21:03:33Z

would love to have any info you have on Broderson/Brodersen. Have traced my ancestors to Toftlund, Denmark, though we originally thought they were from Schleswig-Holstein. thanks so much for the info!

Brodersens from Germany to Denmark

danes2 — 2002-05-09 13:16:37Z

Looking for any information on a Henry Brodersen( son) born in Germany, marrried to Christine Ditloff born in Denmark, they had one son that I know of. Thomas Edward born nov. abt. 1859 married to Karen Nielsen born Oct. 13, 1857 in Denmark. Thomas immrigrated to the U.S. in 1890 and Karen followed a year later with 3 children, all born in Denmark. Seven more children were born before Thomas died in 1908. They settled in West Haven, Conn. Also looking for any information about Karen's parents, the only information that I have is her father was Hans Krowe born in Buina Bale, Denmark, mother unknown. spelling may be off on the town in Denmark. Any information as to were to look up or obtain information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Lynn

Re: Margareta Anna Brigitta Brodersen

lucy_sweats — 2002-05-03 00:11:49Z

Hi my real name is Lacey Svetz but i go with jessen because it is my mothers maiden name and i am trying to research my familt history. Peter Claus Jessen is my sixth decendant grandfather. I am very into looking this stuff up. I am pretty sure that this is him if you know anything about him can you please e-mail me and let me know. I would greatly appreciate it. If i do not get back to you fast i am sorry i have been having trouble with my computer. Please write back. If you have any records of him or my grandmother anna i would like copies of them i will be sure to send you the information i have also.
Sincerely,
Lacey Lynn Svetz
May 2,2002

Re: George A. Brodersen

CjBroderson — 2002-04-13 03:05:27Z

I have a calling card with the name George A. Brodersen. His brothers could be Carl, Broder and Martin all who immigrated to N. Dakota from Denmark via St. Ansgar, IA. Broder also lived in Chicago for awhile. Broder moved to Chicago on 2-2-1871 and from there went to CA. He came to Traill Co., Dakota Territory in 1879. Martin H. Broderson ws born in Schleswig Holstein Denmark 5-1-1854. He came to Dakota Territory in 1878. He married Catherine Lorentson.

Re: Otto Brodersen

2002-02-11 05:02:42Z

Larry, I apologize for taking so long to respond to your reply. Does sound like we are related, I have been so busy and have let time pass by to quickly. I have some information and would be glad to share with you.
Thanks Randy

Brodersen

lou6140 — 2001-09-06 00:21:30Z

I am looking for the family of Anna Brigetta Brodersen born Jan 29, 1852 in Holstein, Denmark, She married John Christian Gregersen in Clinton, Iowa in 1876, I have photos, which I think are her brothers, but I have no names of them, or her parents. John & Anna had 3 children, Sophia, William and Christian.

Brodersen surname

2001-08-11 00:30:02Z

I'm trying to link Thomas Brodersen to any Brodersen, I know that he was in the US before 1890 he married Theodora Caroline Blohm. They had six children Fred, Chris, Ben, William, Sophia, and Katherine. Fred which is our line married Helena Haye.

Thomas Broderson

alice0008 — 2001-06-24 12:47:48Z

Looking for any information on my gggrandfather Thomas Broderson married to Karen Nielsen. I was told that he may have come to America in the mid to 1800's from Copenhaven, Denmark. Although I am not sure now on the exact spelling, could have been sen and not son. some of their sibblings are Hans, Andrew,Tony, Edward, Jenny, Ellen, Mary, Thomas and Miller? All from the New Haven, Conn. Area having owned a couple of bars in New Haven and The Old Savin Rock. Anyone with that knows Conn. willknow what Savin Rock Is.Any information would be of great help. Thanks and you can email me directly if you would like. Lynn

Otto Brodersen

llgray50 — 2001-06-22 12:06:49Z

Otto Brodersen is my Grandfather also.My Grandmother is Ida Mae Holfeldt. Sounds like the same family. I have info that I will be happy to share.Just email me.

Family history

2000-11-30 09:32:24Z

My name is Matthew. I am the Grandson of Jake Karl Brodersen I. I have heard family legend that we are related to Kaiser Wilhelm and therefore related to King George of England, and Czar Nicolas II. Is this true. Oh yeah what City did our family originate in. I currently live in Marquette Michigan, U.S.A.

Brodersen's from Ballum, Denmark

2000-09-28 09:38:06Z

Hi, I am looking for any connections to this line:
Christen Maersk Brodersen and Botilde
Their Children:
Broder Ochsen Brodersen
Ane Katrinen Brodersen
Fedder Mathiesen Brodersen
Christen Marius Brodersen
Christen Adolph Brodersen
Jens Andersen Brodersen
Neils O. Brodersen married Frederika Christina Petersen
their children were:
Christian Brodersen
Peter Brodersen
Andrew Brodersen
Johannes Brodersen
Adolf Theodore Brodersen
Marinus Brodersen
Bothilde Brodersen -married a LAUSTEN
Christina Brodersen
Jens Sigfred Brodersen

Some of the children from this last generation went
to the United States:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Carol

some info on Broder Brodersen

2000-09-15 17:20:46Z

I have a little information on Broder Brodersen that might help. If you would like to share information, please email me.

Föhr

2000-09-12 01:09:45Z

I'm sorry, I don't know any other people named Brodersen. And that, although many Brodersens live in Hamburg, where i was born and grew up. There is a sister of me still living.
I never was on Föhr, but the next Island is Sylt, there i was manytimes. On that Island a lot of Brodersens live too.

Föhr

2000-09-12 00:20:15Z

Fohr

2000-09-11 09:37:37Z

Do you have any relatives that live there? I was there in '91 to see where my Dad grew up--we took the ferry over w/my grandparents. They knew almost everyone on the island!

The Island Föhr

2000-09-11 07:19:26Z

I agree the Island, your father was born,is the Island 'Föhr', an Island in the german Northsea. Many Brodersen's live there still today.

Brodersen or Broderson .......???

2000-09-11 07:09:25Z

As I know is the name BrodersOn the swedish name , BrodersEn is the danish. Many names ending with "....sen" in Danmark and Germany got a similar firstname like "Peter Petersen", "Lauritz Lauritsen" (formerly a German Minister at the time of Konrad Adenauer, german Chancelor from 1949 to 1963)or "Broder Brodersen". The meaning of ....sen is the son of...! Broder is, how you explained, the brother, so Brodersen means the "son of the brother", "Petersen" means "the son of Peter" and so on.
I hope, what i wrote is correct, perhaps there is anyone who knows better. Let me know.

Bye Bye.......

Brodersen

2000-09-11 06:54:46Z

Hallo, my name is Holger Brodersen, living near Cologne/Germany. I was born on
February 18, 1955 in Hamburg. My fathers name was Hans-Harald, born 27.04.1930, died
18.08.1976. My grandfather was Karl Brodersen, born 06.07.1902 (?) in Izehoe, Schlesiwh-Holstein Germany. As i know he had a brother named Max, profession dentist, and a sister named Ella, married the musician and componist Karl-Friedrich Micheelsen, living in Hamburg. Max Brodersen had a wife with nickname Teddy. I heard, that Teddy emigrated to Canada in the fiftys. Who know about ?

Welcome ...

2000-09-07 14:24:48Z

Hello Christhine,

Welcome on aboard !

Tell us more about your family ...Best regards,

Jorge Brodersen (Argentine)

More Brodersen's from Germany

2000-08-31 13:37:17Z

My father, Infried, was born in Germany, on the island of Fuhr, I believe, on 1/12/35. His parents, William and Keike Brodersen, live in Germany--I forget the name of the city.

- Next !! "Broders_?_n" sir !!

2000-08-28 19:18:26Z

Dear Kathie,

Pleasure to share some words with you.
Broderson ... well ... as a mistake when an inmigrant officer wrote wrong the last name ((Imagine the picture .. - Next !!, - Name !! "John Charles" sir ... - lastname !!: "Broders_?_n" sir !! - Next !!).
OK, it had was the human history since people had going in and out crossing the borders.
Here in Argentine we have: Broderson, Brodershon, Brodersen, etc. (are we in the last intance all relativs ?). May be yes, may be not.
I have some cuestions, for example: a) what it`s means "Broder_s?n" ? The brother´s son ?; b) My father was "Broder Brodersen", so, whats it´s means Broder .. a name ?.
Well, I see you later ... goods wins if you like sailing !!
(are you a professional musician ??).
Bye,

Jorge Broders .... en.