Born on 22 June 1838 in Copenhagen to Niels Georg la Cour (no. 13) and Emilie Antoinette la Cour, Charles wanted a career at sea, and, in 1853, at the age of 15, he went on a three-month voyage to England. Having passed both his ship’s mate exams in Copenhagen in 1853 and 1854, he … Læs mere
Victor was a son of Niels Georg la Cour (no. 13) and Emilie Antoinette la Cour, born on 15 January 1843 in Copenhagen. After spending 1847 to 1849 in a private primary school, Victor was enrolled in the Friis lower secondary school in 1850 and then studied at the Von Westen Institute from 1851 to … Læs mere
Emilie was born on 20 March 1842 in Viborg and died a month later, on 21 April 1842. Her parents were Jørgen Christian Nielsen and Birgithe Sophie Elisabeth Nielsen. http://www.pierrelacour.dk/emilie-sophie-nielsen-43/
Born on 29 November 1825 in Hyllested, a town near Grenaa, Pauline was a daughter of Peter Worm and Louise Theodora Petrine Worm, and she was homeschooled by her father. After working as a home tutor in the town of Præstø from 1847 to 1850, she ran a small school in Randers and then a … Læs mere
He was a son of Peter Worm (no. 48) and Louise Theodora Petrine Hjort, born on 5 February 1828 in Hyllested. The 1840 census reported that Frederik was a bombardier with the Royal Artillery and lived in the military barracks in Strandgade, Copenhagen. Frederik’s wife was Mathilde Hansen, who was born on 30 November 1850. … Læs mere
Karen was born on 23 November 1830 in Hyllested to Peter Worm (no. 45) and Louise Theodora Petrine Hjort. Sometime around 1861, Karen married Knud Schott Deichmann, a man born on 7 November 1832 in Uldbjerg in Viborg county. The 1860 census records Knud as a curate* in Kistrup, a village near Randers, and living … Læs mere
Born on 20 October 1820 on the island of St. Thomas in what was then the Danish West Indies, Fritz was a son of Poul Frederik Worm (no. 46) and Anna Dorothea Worm. When he was seven, he was fostered out to his uncle Peter (no. 45), who was the pastor for Hyllested parish on … Læs mere
Born sometime around 1825 on the island of St. Thomas, which was then part of the Danish West Indies, Peter was a son of Poul Frederik Worm and Anna Dorothea Worm. He was registered as “coloured” in a Danish West Indies slave list from 1831-32, but we have no information on when he died. (No … Læs mere
He was born on 1 March 1831 at Skærsø manor, a son of Holger Magarus la Cour (no. 51) and Edele Charlotte la Cour. After attending the Aarhus lower secondary school from 1844 to 1847, Peter, as he was called, was a farm apprentice at Sjørupgård manor in 1847-48 and at Nakkebølle manor from 1848 … Læs mere
Born on 10 June 1833 at Meilgård farm to Holger Magarus la Cour (no. 51) and Edele Charlotte la Cour, Jørgen was enrolled in the Aarhus cathedral school in 1844 and graduated from there at the upper secondary level in 1853. After receiving a master’s degree in theology in 1860, he worked as a private … Læs mere
