My Maine Heritage - June 2023 - Person Sheet
My Maine Heritage - June 2023 - Person Sheet
NameNane Nan Nans Johann Staal Staall
Birth Date30 Sep 1857
Birth PlaceFlensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Death Date29 Jan 1895 Age: 37
Death PlaceFlensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
FatherJeß Jes Jensen Staal Staall (~1822-1897)
MotherAnna Catharina Maria Hegelweis (1818-1893)
Misc. Notes
Flensburg, Germany, Marriage Index Cards, 1874-1932 for Oline Karoline Annette Olsen lists marriage date, on Ancestry Library Edition.
Flensburg, Germany, Death Index Cards, 1874-1982 for Nane Johann Stahl provides death date; estimates birthdate as abt. 1858, on Ancestry Library Edition.
Photograph of family tree listing Nane’s death date provided by Michelle Fiumara-Montgomery.
Flensburg, Germany, Death Index Cards, 1874-1982 for Nane Johann Stahl provides death date; estimates birthdate as abt. 1858, on Ancestry Library Edition.
Photograph of family tree listing Nane’s death date provided by Michelle Fiumara-Montgomery.
Spouses
Birth Date2 Jan 1858
Death Date21 Dec 1946 Age: 88
Death PlaceFlensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
FatherChristian Olsen
Misc. Notes
Listed on city directory for Flensburg, Germany, 1939, as Oline Nickelsen, pensioner.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flensburg
Between 1460 and 1864, Flensburg was, after Copenhagen, the second biggest port in the Kingdom of Denmark, but it passed to the Kingdom of Prussia after the Second Schleswig War in 1864. The Battle of Flensburg was on February 6, 1864: near the city a small Hungarian mounted regiment chased a Danish infantry and Dragoon regiment. There is still a considerable Danish community in the town today. Some estimates put the percentage of Flensburgers who belong to it as high as 25%; other estimates put that percentage much lower.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flensburg
Between 1460 and 1864, Flensburg was, after Copenhagen, the second biggest port in the Kingdom of Denmark, but it passed to the Kingdom of Prussia after the Second Schleswig War in 1864. The Battle of Flensburg was on February 6, 1864: near the city a small Hungarian mounted regiment chased a Danish infantry and Dragoon regiment. There is still a considerable Danish community in the town today. Some estimates put the percentage of Flensburgers who belong to it as high as 25%; other estimates put that percentage much lower.
Marr Date28 Nov 1880
Marr PlaceFlensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
ChildrenEward Ewart Edward Jeß Hendrick Henrick Alfred (1881-~1960)
Frieda Anna Dorothea (1883-1974)
Otto Johannes Christian x (1887-1893)