Jørgen - George - Axelsen^{[1, 2, 3, 4]}

1872 -

• Navn	Jørgen - George - Axelsen
  Fødsel	14 apr. 1872	Lymby Mark, Nørre Lyndelse, Åsum, Odense, Danmark
  	Dåb.: http://ao.salldata.dk/vis1.php?bsid=449307&side=51 - nr. 7, døbt 16-6-1872 i kirken
  Køn	Mand
  Død	United States
  Person-ID	I508661	Leons Aner
  Sidst ændret	30 jun. 2026

  
  

  Far	Lars Axelsen Madsen, I,   f. 30 jun. 1833, Lymby Mark, Nørre Lyndelse Kirke, Nørre Lyndelse, Åsum, Odense, Danmark d. 31 dec. 1901, Audubon County, Iowa (Alder 68 år)
  Mor	Ane Elizabeth Jørgensen, I,   f. sep. 1839, Sankt Knud, Odense, Odense, Danmark d. 2 aug. 1900, Audubon, Audubon Co, Iowa (Alder 60 år)
  Ægteskab	29 jun. 1866	Nørre Lyndelse Kirke, Nørre Lyndelse, Åsum, Odense, Danmark
  Familie-ID	F502349	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle

  
  

  Familie	Rosa Hansen,   f. 1880   d. Ja, dato ukendt
  Ægteskab	27 feb. 1901	Lancaster, Nebraska, United States
  Familie-ID	F502352	Gruppeskema  |  Familietavle
  Sidst ændret	30 jun. 2026

  
  

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  [S500003] Leon Sønderskov, Leon Sønderskov Jensens Family Site, https://www.myheritage.dk/person-1000150_OYYV6UID27CIAQMGIPSU6L2WOEBX3QQ_OYYV6UID27CIAQMGIPSU6L2WOEBX3QQ/jorgen-george-axelsen (Troværdighed: 3). Individuel tilføjet ved at bekræfte Smart Match [S500006] Geni World Family Tree, (MyHeritage) (Troværdighed: 4). Jørgen "George" Axelsen (Udv til Nebraska)<br>Køn: Mand<br>Fødsel: 14. april 1872 - Nørre Lyndelse, Fyn, Denmark<br>Død: United States<br>Far: Lars Axelsen (Udv til Iowa)<br>Mor: Anna Elizabeth Axelsen (Udv til Iowa) (født Jorgensen)<br>Hustru: Rosa Axelsen (Udv til Nebraska) (født Hansen)<br>Søskende: (Karen) Marie Larsen (Udv til Iowa) (født Axelsen), J Martin Axelsen (Udv til Iowa 1886), Rasmus Axelsen, Mads (Martin) Axelsen, Nels Peter Axelsen (Udv til Iowa 1886), Nels Peter Axelsen, Rasmus Axelsen (Udv til Iowa) [S500038] 1880 Danmark Folketælling, (MyHeritage) (Troværdighed: 4). Jørgen Axelsen<br>Køn: Mand<br>Fødsel: Cirka 1873<br>Bopæl: 1. feb. 1880 - Nørre Lyndelse, Åsum, Odense, Denmark<br>Alder: 7<br>Ægteskabelig stilling: Single<br>Forældre: Lars Axelsen, Ane Elisabet Jørgensen<br>Søskende: Mads Axelsen, Niesl Peder Axelsen, Rasmus Axelsen, Karen Marie Axelsen<br><a id='household'></a>Husstand<br>Relation til overhovedet; Navn; Alder; Foreslået alternativ<br>Overhoved; <a href="https://www.myheritage.dk/research/collection-10189/1880-danmark-folketaelling?s=527019781&itemId=1029561-&groupId=4cdbdfc2ef4c573623c8d52db2a556b1&action=showRecord&recordTitle=Lars+Axelsen">Lars Axelsen</a>; 46; <br>Hustru; <a href="https://www.myheritage.dk/research/collection-10189/1880-danmark-folketaelling?s=527019781&itemId=1029562-&groupId=4cdbdfc2ef4c573623c8d52db2a556b1&action=showRecord&recordTitle=Ane+Elisabet+J%C3%B8rgensen">Ane Elisabet Jørgensen</a>; 40; <br>Child; <a href="https://www.myheritage.dk/research/collection-10189/1880-danmark-folketaelling?s=527019781&itemId=1029567-&groupId=4cdbdfc2ef4c573623c8d52db2a556b1&action=showRecord&recordTitle=Karen+Marie+Axelsen">Karen Marie Axelsen</a>; 12; <br>Child; <a href="https://www.myheritage.dk/research/collection-10189/1880-danmark-folketaelling?s=527019781&itemId=1029563-&groupId=4cdbdfc2ef4c573623c8d52db2a556b1&action=showRecord&recordTitle=Mads+Axelsen">Mads Axelsen</a>; 10; <br>Child; <a href="https://www.myheritage.dk/research/collection-10189/1880-danmark-folketaelling?s=527019781&itemId=1029564-&groupId=4cdbdfc2ef4c573623c8d52db2a556b1&action=showRecord&recordTitle=J%C3%B8rgen+Axelsen">Jørgen Axelsen</a>; 7; <br>Child; <a href="https://www.myheritage.dk/research/collection-10189/1880-danmark-folketaelling?s=527019781&itemId=1029565-&groupId=4cdbdfc2ef4c573623c8d52db2a556b1&action=showRecord&recordTitle=Niesl+Peder+Axelsen">Niesl Peder Axelsen</a>; 5; <br>Child; <a href="https://www.myheritage.dk/research/collection-10189/1880-danmark-folketaelling?s=527019781&itemId=1029566-&groupId=4cdbdfc2ef4c573623c8d52db2a556b1&action=showRecord&recordTitle=Rasmus+Axelsen">Rasmus Axelsen</a>; 3; [S500360] Chronicling America: Historisk amerikansk avis, 1791-1963, (MyHeritage), 14 mar. 1901 (Troværdighed: 4). <p>Audubon County Journal<br />Udgivelse: Exira, Audubon, Iowa, USA<br />Dato: 14. mar. 1901<br />Tekst: "...was defeated last year by Bernard Murphy, of Viuton. The meeting of the grand lodge is a long way off, but the campaign is on. George Axelsen and Miss Rosa Hansen were married in Lincoln, Nebraska, last week ... . Alexander McGaftin and wife, in Benton township, Cass county, last Wednesday, where,Sam went to witness the marriage of his sister, Miss Anna McGaffin, to Mr. Ed. Stoner, of Lorah, which event occurred upon ... , had been taken from the sick room by her nurse before the end came. Married, at high noon todav. Miss Nellie C. Wilds and Nicholas C. Kleuver. The wedding took place at the home of the bride, 8lX) East ... the ..."<br />Om denne kildeExira is the oldest town in Audubon County, Iowa, founded in 1857 along the East Nishnabotna River. The town was named after Exira Eckman, the daughter of Judge John Eckman, who agreed to purchase a significant amount of property in the new town on the condition that it was named after his daughter. Another of Exira's founders, Daniel M. Harris, was the first lawyer in Audubon County and was elected county judge in 1856, serving two terms. In 1859, Harris was elected to the Iowa State House of Representatives and served through 1861. Harris later gave up his career in law and politics for the newspaper business, establishing newspapers in several towns across western Iowa, including the Audubon County Defender in Exira, before eventually settling in Harrison County, where he managed the Missouri Valley Times from 1876 until his death in 1911.George W. Guernsey established the Audubon County Journal in Exira in September 1884 as a weekly independent and non-partisan newspaper. Following Guernsey's death a few years later, his widow continued to publish the Journal for a short time before selling it to Chester A. Marlin in 1899. In 1905, William H. Lancelot purchased the paper and his son, William J. Lancelot, Jr. took over as editor.William J. Lancelot, Jr. first came to Audubon County in 1876 and worked as a farmer until 1885. He then went into business as a merchant, while also acting as the county correspondent to the Iowa State Register of Des Moines until his father purchased the Audubon County Journal. As editor of the Journal, W.J. Lancelot, Jr. maintained the independent and progressive editorial voice the paper had held since its establishment. Throughout its history, the Journal provided an alternative to other nearby publications such as the Democratic Audubon County Defender and later the Audubon Republican. According to its masthead, the Audubon County Journal prided itself on being "A militant weekly devoted to truth and civic righteousness."In the early 1900s, the Audubon County Journal focused mostly on local news and featured a number of correspondence columns from surrounding towns, including Hamlin, Oakfield, Brayton, Kimballton, Elkhorn, Ross, Gray, Viola, Melville, and Greeley. There was also a regular column of statewide news, and major national and international stories were often printed on the front page. The Journal covered extensively the United States' entry into World War I, providing lists of draft numbers drawn and a regular column of "Letters from Our Boys."The paper continues to publish today as the Audubon County Advocate Journal after merging with the Audubon News-Advocate in 1993 and moving its offices to the nearby town of Audubon</p>