Born Hans Martin Carlsen, 1846 at Vejle (county), Hojen Sogn (parish), Denmark. Son of Carl Hansen & 1st spouse, Maren Nelsen. Carl & Maren had one other child, dau., Johannes b. 1844. Maren died bet. 1846 & 1847/48 as the oldest child of Carl & his 2nd spouse was b. in 1848 & Christiana was listed as spouse in 1850 Danish Census.
His father Carl's 2nd spouse was Christiana Sorensen. Carl & Christiana had 3 children, Maren b, 1848, Johanne b. 1853 & Soren b. 1855. All of the half-siblings of Martin Carlson immigrated into the USA & settled in Iowa with many family descendants moving on to California.
1860 DANISH CENSUS - Martin Carlson's grandfather, Hans Mortensen died in Denmark sometime after the 1860 Danish Census in which Hans is listed age 90, living in the household of his son Carl (Martin's father). Other family members were: Carl Hansen age 53 (father), Christiane Sorensdatter age 35 (2nd spouse), Hans Martin age 15, Maren age 12, Johanne age 7, Soren age 5.
1840 DANISH CENSUS - shows that Martin's father Carl had 2 sisters, Mette Marie Hansdatter age 24 & Ane Mette Hansdatter age 19. By 1840, Hans Mortensen (Martin's Grandfather) was listed as widowed, age 70 (b. abt. 1770).
SOURCES: 1840, 1850, 1860 Danish Census for Vejle (county), Jerlev (district), Hojen (parish), Hoien Mark (place). Biography of Soren Carlsen of Shelby Co., IA, family research of Halvor Carlsen, a descendent of Martin's father Carl as a result of his 2nd marriage, John Carlson family history.
"DANISH IMMIGRATION RECORDS" show that Martin Carlsen was registered as leaving Denmark 4 July 1871, with a destination of USA, Prescott, WI. on the Ship: Indirekte, IDcode: 17172C0906, Registration date 1871, age 25.
NOTE: From the Denmark genealogy forum on Genealogylib(dot)com
Name of Ship - Indirekte means indirectly.
When a ships name is Indirekte it means that the person did not sail from Copenhagen, but rather from a port in Europe such as Hamburg, Liverpool [or others]. Immigrants would first take a “feeder” ship to a larger emigration port to embark on the transatlantic ship.
"BALTIMORE, PASSENGER & IMMIGRATION LIST, 1820-1872" show:
Martin Carlson arrival date 31 Jul 1871, age 25, Port of departure: Liverpool, Occupation: Laborer, Ship & Type: North American-Steam Ship, Port of Arrival: Baltimore, Place of Origin: Denmark, Destination: Prescott, Wisconsin.
National Archives Series Number: M255, Microfilm Roll Number: 19,
List Number: 91
The youngest child of Martin & Ane Margaret Carlsen is Franklin Carlsen who moved to Canada in 1923 & worked then owned the wheat farm his father purchased in 1910.
Franklin's Find A Grave memorial Id# is 145040466.
His father Carl's 2nd spouse was Christiana Sorensen. Carl & Christiana had 3 children, Maren b, 1848, Johanne b. 1853 & Soren b. 1855. All of the half-siblings of Martin Carlson immigrated into the USA & settled in Iowa with many family descendants moving on to California.
1860 DANISH CENSUS - Martin Carlson's grandfather, Hans Mortensen died in Denmark sometime after the 1860 Danish Census in which Hans is listed age 90, living in the household of his son Carl (Martin's father). Other family members were: Carl Hansen age 53 (father), Christiane Sorensdatter age 35 (2nd spouse), Hans Martin age 15, Maren age 12, Johanne age 7, Soren age 5.
1840 DANISH CENSUS - shows that Martin's father Carl had 2 sisters, Mette Marie Hansdatter age 24 & Ane Mette Hansdatter age 19. By 1840, Hans Mortensen (Martin's Grandfather) was listed as widowed, age 70 (b. abt. 1770).
SOURCES: 1840, 1850, 1860 Danish Census for Vejle (county), Jerlev (district), Hojen (parish), Hoien Mark (place). Biography of Soren Carlsen of Shelby Co., IA, family research of Halvor Carlsen, a descendent of Martin's father Carl as a result of his 2nd marriage, John Carlson family history.
"DANISH IMMIGRATION RECORDS" show that Martin Carlsen was registered as leaving Denmark 4 July 1871, with a destination of USA, Prescott, WI. on the Ship: Indirekte, IDcode: 17172C0906, Registration date 1871, age 25.
NOTE: From the Denmark genealogy forum on Genealogylib(dot)com
Name of Ship - Indirekte means indirectly.
When a ships name is Indirekte it means that the person did not sail from Copenhagen, but rather from a port in Europe such as Hamburg, Liverpool [or others]. Immigrants would first take a “feeder” ship to a larger emigration port to embark on the transatlantic ship.
"BALTIMORE, PASSENGER & IMMIGRATION LIST, 1820-1872" show:
Martin Carlson arrival date 31 Jul 1871, age 25, Port of departure: Liverpool, Occupation: Laborer, Ship & Type: North American-Steam Ship, Port of Arrival: Baltimore, Place of Origin: Denmark, Destination: Prescott, Wisconsin.
National Archives Series Number: M255, Microfilm Roll Number: 19,
List Number: 91
The youngest child of Martin & Ane Margaret Carlsen is Franklin Carlsen who moved to Canada in 1923 & worked then owned the wheat farm his father purchased in 1910.
Franklin's Find A Grave memorial Id# is 145040466.
Born Hans Martin Carlsen, 1846 at Vejle (county), Hojen Sogn (parish), Denmark. Son of Carl Hansen & 1st spouse, Maren Nelsen. Carl & Maren had one other child, dau., Johannes b. 1844. Maren died bet. 1846 & 1847/48 as the oldest child of Carl & his 2nd spouse was b. in 1848 & Christiana was listed as spouse in 1850 Danish Census.
His father Carl's 2nd spouse was Christiana Sorensen. Carl & Christiana had 3 children, Maren b, 1848, Johanne b. 1853 & Soren b. 1855. All of the half-siblings of Martin Carlson immigrated into the USA & settled in Iowa with many family descendants moving on to California.
1860 DANISH CENSUS - Martin Carlson's grandfather, Hans Mortensen died in Denmark sometime after the 1860 Danish Census in which Hans is listed age 90, living in the household of his son Carl (Martin's father). Other family members were: Carl Hansen age 53 (father), Christiane Sorensdatter age 35 (2nd spouse), Hans Martin age 15, Maren age 12, Johanne age 7, Soren age 5.
1840 DANISH CENSUS - shows that Martin's father Carl had 2 sisters, Mette Marie Hansdatter age 24 & Ane Mette Hansdatter age 19. By 1840, Hans Mortensen (Martin's Grandfather) was listed as widowed, age 70 (b. abt. 1770).
SOURCES: 1840, 1850, 1860 Danish Census for Vejle (county), Jerlev (district), Hojen (parish), Hoien Mark (place). Biography of Soren Carlsen of Shelby Co., IA, family research of Halvor Carlsen, a descendent of Martin's father Carl as a result of his 2nd marriage, John Carlson family history.
"DANISH IMMIGRATION RECORDS" show that Martin Carlsen was registered as leaving Denmark 4 July 1871, with a destination of USA, Prescott, WI. on the Ship: Indirekte, IDcode: 17172C0906, Registration date 1871, age 25.
NOTE: From the Denmark genealogy forum on Genealogylib(dot)com
Name of Ship - Indirekte means indirectly.
When a ships name is Indirekte it means that the person did not sail from Copenhagen, but rather from a port in Europe such as Hamburg, Liverpool [or others]. Immigrants would first take a “feeder” ship to a larger emigration port to embark on the transatlantic ship.
"BALTIMORE, PASSENGER & IMMIGRATION LIST, 1820-1872" show:
Martin Carlson arrival date 31 Jul 1871, age 25, Port of departure: Liverpool, Occupation: Laborer, Ship & Type: North American-Steam Ship, Port of Arrival: Baltimore, Place of Origin: Denmark, Destination: Prescott, Wisconsin.
National Archives Series Number: M255, Microfilm Roll Number: 19,
List Number: 91
The youngest child of Martin & Ane Margaret Carlsen is Franklin Carlsen who moved to Canada in 1923 & worked then owned the wheat farm his father purchased in 1910.
Franklin's Find A Grave memorial Id# is 145040466.
His father Carl's 2nd spouse was Christiana Sorensen. Carl & Christiana had 3 children, Maren b, 1848, Johanne b. 1853 & Soren b. 1855. All of the half-siblings of Martin Carlson immigrated into the USA & settled in Iowa with many family descendants moving on to California.
1860 DANISH CENSUS - Martin Carlson's grandfather, Hans Mortensen died in Denmark sometime after the 1860 Danish Census in which Hans is listed age 90, living in the household of his son Carl (Martin's father). Other family members were: Carl Hansen age 53 (father), Christiane Sorensdatter age 35 (2nd spouse), Hans Martin age 15, Maren age 12, Johanne age 7, Soren age 5.
1840 DANISH CENSUS - shows that Martin's father Carl had 2 sisters, Mette Marie Hansdatter age 24 & Ane Mette Hansdatter age 19. By 1840, Hans Mortensen (Martin's Grandfather) was listed as widowed, age 70 (b. abt. 1770).
SOURCES: 1840, 1850, 1860 Danish Census for Vejle (county), Jerlev (district), Hojen (parish), Hoien Mark (place). Biography of Soren Carlsen of Shelby Co., IA, family research of Halvor Carlsen, a descendent of Martin's father Carl as a result of his 2nd marriage, John Carlson family history.
"DANISH IMMIGRATION RECORDS" show that Martin Carlsen was registered as leaving Denmark 4 July 1871, with a destination of USA, Prescott, WI. on the Ship: Indirekte, IDcode: 17172C0906, Registration date 1871, age 25.
NOTE: From the Denmark genealogy forum on Genealogylib(dot)com
Name of Ship - Indirekte means indirectly.
When a ships name is Indirekte it means that the person did not sail from Copenhagen, but rather from a port in Europe such as Hamburg, Liverpool [or others]. Immigrants would first take a “feeder” ship to a larger emigration port to embark on the transatlantic ship.
"BALTIMORE, PASSENGER & IMMIGRATION LIST, 1820-1872" show:
Martin Carlson arrival date 31 Jul 1871, age 25, Port of departure: Liverpool, Occupation: Laborer, Ship & Type: North American-Steam Ship, Port of Arrival: Baltimore, Place of Origin: Denmark, Destination: Prescott, Wisconsin.
National Archives Series Number: M255, Microfilm Roll Number: 19,
List Number: 91
The youngest child of Martin & Ane Margaret Carlsen is Franklin Carlsen who moved to Canada in 1923 & worked then owned the wheat farm his father purchased in 1910.
Franklin's Find A Grave memorial Id# is 145040466.
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