Ancestors of James Selden EDWARDS

Ninth Generation

They had the following children.

	M	i	William EDWARDS was born 1 on 18 Jan 1779 in York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. He was christened 1 on 19 Jan 1779 in Saint Sampson, York, York, England, United Kingdom. William was sealed to his parents on 17 Jun 2011 in the Hamilton New Zealand temple. He was baptized on 26 Apr 2011 in the Hamilton New Zealand temple. He was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on 26 Apr 2011 in the Hamilton New Zealand temple. He received his initiatory on 28 Apr 2011 in the Hamilton New Zealand temple. He was endowed on 29 Apr 2011 in the Hamilton New Zealand temple.
	M	ii	James EDWARDS was born 1 on 14 Jan 1781 in York, York, England, United Kingdom. He was christened 1, 2 on 17 Jan 1781 in Saint Sampson, York, York, England, United Kingdom. James was sealed to his parents on 20 Feb 1992 in the Las Vegas Nevada temple. He was baptized on 30 May 1991 in the Las Vegas Nevada temple. He was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sub 23 Mar 2018. He received his initiatory on Sub 23 Mar 2018. He was endowed on 11 Dec 1991 in the Las Vegas Nevada temple.
128	M	iii	Charles EDWARDS was born on 30 Oct 1783. He died on 02 May 1857.

They had the following children.

	F	i	Mary BURNSIDES was born on 03 Mar 1768 in York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. She was christened 1 on 03 Mar 1768 in Saint Michael-le-Belfry, York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. Mary was sealed to her parents on 01 Oct 1968 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. She was baptized on 27 Apr 1966 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. She was endowed on 14 Jun 1966 in the Salt Lake Utah temple.
	F	ii	Sarah BURNSIDES was christened 1 on 28 Jan 1774 in St. Martin Coney Street, York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. Sarah was sealed to her parents on Sub 08 Jan 2018. She was baptized on 17 Mar 2018 in the Brigham City Utah temple. She was endowed on Sub 08 Jan 2018. Sarah BURNSIDES had his LDS Confirmation on 17 Mar 2018.
	M	iii	John BURNSIDES was christened 1 on 03 Feb 1775 in St. Martin Coney Street, York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. John was sealed to his parents on 06 Jun 1969 in the St. George Utah temple. He was baptized on 10 Jun 1967 in the Oakland California temple. He was endowed on 10 Nov 1967 in the Oakland California temple.
	F	iv	Margaret BURNSIDES was christened 1 on 02 Mar 1777 in St. Martin Coney Street, York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. Margaret was sealed to her parents on Sub 23 Mar 2018 in the SRE temple. She was baptized on 13 May 1967 in the Oakland California temple. She was endowed on 27 Jun 1967 in the Oakland California temple.
	M	v	Robert BURNSIDES was born on 04 Aug 1779 in York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. He was christened on 14 Aug 1779 in All Saints Pavement And Saint Peter The Little, York, York, England, United Kingdom, York, Yorkshire, England. Robert was sealed to his parents on 10 Oct 1991 in the Oakland California temple. He was baptized on 29 Mar 1991 in the Oakland California temple. He was endowed on 25 May 1991 in the Oakland California temple.
	F	vi	Margaret BURNSIDES was born on 17 Mar 1781 in York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. She was christened on 29 Mar 1781 in All Saints Pavement And Saint Peter The Little, York, York, England, United Kingdom, York, Yorkshire, England. Margaret was sealed to her parents on 20 Sep 1991 in the St. George Utah temple. She was baptized on 26 Apr 1991 in the St. George Utah temple. She was endowed on 14 Aug 1991 in the St. George Utah temple.
129	F	vii	Harriett BURNSIDES was born on 16 Jan 1786. She died on 19 Dec 1855.

They had the following children.

	F	i	Anne JONES was christened on 12 Jan 1777 in Burton, Pembrokeshire, Cymru, United Kingdom. Anne was sealed to her parents on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She was baptized on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She received her initiatory on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She was endowed on Sub 31 Jan 2022.
	F	ii	Margaret JONES was christened on 11 May 1779 in Burton, Pembrokeshire, Cymru, United Kingdom. Margaret was sealed to her parents on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She was baptized on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She received her initiatory on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She was endowed on Sub 31 Jan 2022.
	M	iii	Richard JONES was christened on 24 Sep 1780 in Burton, Pembrokeshire, Cymru, United Kingdom. Richard was sealed to his parents on Sub 31 Jan 2022. He was baptized on Sub 31 Jan 2022. He was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sub 31 Jan 2022. He received his initiatory on Sub 31 Jan 2022. He was endowed on Sub 31 Jan 2022.
130	M	iv	William JONES was born in Cal 1781. He died on 21 May 1853.
	M	v	John? JONES was born about 1783 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Cymru, United Kingdom. John? was sealed to his parents on Sub 23 Feb 2020. He was baptized on Sub 23 Feb 2020. He was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sub 23 Feb 2020. He received his initiatory on Sub 23 Feb 2020. He was endowed on Sub 23 Feb 2020. -- There was a John Jones as witness at his probable brother's baptism, SRE, 15 Mar 2019.
	M	vi	David JONES was christened on 25 Mar 1784 in Carew, Pembrokeshire, Cymru, United Kingdom. David was sealed to his parents on Sub 31 Jan 2022. He was baptized on 01 Apr 2022 in the Logan Utah temple. He was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on 01 Apr 2022 in the Logan Utah temple. He received his initiatory on 30 Aug 2022 in the Bountiful Utah temple. He was endowed on Sub 31 Jan 2022.
	F	vii	Jane JONES was christened on 21 Jun 1785 in Carew, Pembrokeshire, Cymru, United Kingdom. Jane was sealed to her parents on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She was baptized on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She received her initiatory on Sub 31 Jan 2022. She was endowed on Sub 31 Jan 2022.

Mary and William had the following children.

131	F	i	Elizabeth WILLIAMS was christened on 08 Feb 1787.
	F	ii	Mary NICHOLS was christened on 15 Feb 1789/90 in Perranuthnoe, Kernow, United Kingdom.

They had the following children.

	F	i	Anne GREY was christened on 13 Apr 1777 in Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom.
	F	ii	Patience GREY was christened on 05 Jan 1779 in Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom.
	M	iii	Charles GREY was christened on 20 Feb 1781 in Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom.
	F	iv	Mary GREY was christened on 14 Apr 1783 in Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom.
132	M	v	Thomas GREY was christened on 21 May 1786. He was buried on 24 Jul 1827.
	F	vi	Katherine GREY was christened on 31 Mar 1790 in Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom.
	M	vii	James GREY was christened on 29 Oct 1792 in Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom.

They had the following children.

	F	i	Charlotte BAKER was christened on 19 Jul 1778 in St. Denis, Warminster, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom. Her sealing to parents was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. She was endowed in Completed.
	F	ii	Mary BAKER was christened in Cal 1780 in Pertwood, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom. She was buried on 08 Jul 1831 in Pertwood, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom. Her sealing to parents was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. She was endowed in Completed.
	F	iii	Ann BAKER was christened on 28 Jan 1781 in St. Denis, Warminster, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom. Her sealing to parents was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. She was endowed in Completed.
	F	iv	Elizabeith BAKER was christened on 12 Feb 1783 in St. Denis, Warminster, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom. Her sealing to parents was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. She was endowed in Completed.
133	F	v	Mary BAKER Twin was christened on 27 Jul 1785. She was buried on 08 Jul 1831/2.
	F	vi	Sarah BAKER was christened on 28 Dec 1787 in St. Denis, Warminster, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom. Her sealing to parents was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. She was endowed in Completed.
	M	vii	Henry BAKER was christened on 21 Aug 1791 in St. Denys, Warminster, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom. His sealing to parents was completed. His baptism was completed. His baptism was completed. His baptism was completed. He was endowed in Completed.

They had the following children.

134	M	i	John SALMON was born on 15 May 1785. He died on 11 Jun 1832.
	M	ii	James SALMON 1 was christened 2 on 08 Sep 1787 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. He died 3 on 15 May 1814 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. He was buried 2 on 22 May 1814 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. His sealing to parents was completed. His baptism was completed. His baptism was completed. His baptism was completed. He was endowed in Completed.
	F	iii	Sarah SALMON 1 was christened 2 on 02 May 1790 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Her sealing to parents was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. She was endowed in Completed.
	M	iv	George SALMON 1 was christened 2 on 30 Oct 1791 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. He died 3 on 30 Jan 1870 in of, Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdomof, Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. He was buried 3 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. His sealing to parents was completed. His baptism was completed. His baptism was completed. His baptism was completed. He was endowed in Completed.
	F	v	Harriot SALMON 1 was christened 2 on 22 Jun 1794 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Her sealing to parents was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. She was endowed in Completed.
	F	vi	Sarah SALMON was christened on 11 Sep 1796 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. She died on 18 Oct 1813 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. She was buried on 18 Oct 1813 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Sarah was sealed to her parents on Sub 16 Aug 2023. She was baptized on Sub 16 Aug 2023. She was confirmed a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sub 16 Aug 2023. She received her initiatory on Sub 16 Aug 2023. She was endowed on Sub 16 Aug 2023.
	F	vii	Sarah SALMON 1 was christened 2 about 1797 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Her sealing to parents was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. Her baptism was completed. She was endowed in Completed.
	M	viii	Mr. SALMON was born about 1798 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. His sealing to parents was completed. His baptism was completed. His baptism was completed. His baptism was completed. He was endowed in Completed.
	M	ix	Jacob SALMON 1 was christened 2 on 20 Apr 1800 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. He was buried 3 on 06 Jul 1800 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Jacob was sealed to his parents on 14 Dec 1990 in the Provo Utah temple. Because he died as a child, baptism is not necessary. Because he died as a child, baptism is not necessary. He was endowed in Child.
	M	x	Thomas SALMON 1 was christened 2 on 12 Jul 1801 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Thomas was sealed to his parents on 14 Dec 1990 in the Provo Utah temple. He was baptized on 27 Jul 1990. He was baptized in Completed. He was baptized in Completed. He was endowed on 29 Sep 1990 in the Provo Utah temple.

They had the following children.

	M	i	Sarah THOMAS 1 was christened 2 on 10 Nov 1783 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. He was buried 2 on 30 Oct 1786 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Sarah was sealed to his parents on 24 Mar 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. Because he died as a child, baptism is not necessary. Because he died as a child, baptism is not necessary. He was endowed in Child.
	M	ii	William THOMAS 1 was christened 2 on 12 Apr 1785 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. William was sealed to his parents on 24 Mar 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. He was baptized on 10 Oct 1991 in the Provo Utah temple. He was endowed on 28 Feb 1992 in the Provo Utah temple.
	F	iii	Mary THOMAS 1 was christened 2 on 04 Jun 1786 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. Mary was sealed to her parents on 24 Mar 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. She was baptized on 10 Oct 1991 in the Provo Utah temple. She was endowed on 28 Feb 1992 in the Provo Utah temple.
	M	iv	William THOMAS 1 was christened 2 on 25 May 1788 in Corston, Somerset, England, United Kingdom. William was sealed to his parents on 24 Mar 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. He was baptized on 10 Oct 1991 in the Provo Utah temple. He was endowed on 28 Feb 1992 in the Provo Utah temple.
135	F	v	Flower THOMAS was christened on 22 Jul 1792.

They had the following children.

	F	i	Mary FRANKLIN 1 was born on 28 Jan 1787 in St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. She was christened on 14 Feb 1787 in Holy Trinity, St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. Mary was sealed to her parents on 30 Mar 1977 in the Ogden Utah temple. She was baptized on 15 Jan 1977 in the Ogden Utah temple. She was endowed on 18 Feb 1977 in the Ogden Utah temple.
	M	ii	Job FRANKLIN 1 was born on 14 Jul 1789 in St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. He was christened on 02 Aug 1789 in Holy Trinity, St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. Job was sealed to his parents on 29 Mar 1977 in the Ogden Utah temple. He was baptized on 14 Dec 1976 in the Ogden Utah temple. He was endowed on 05 Feb 1977 in the Ogden Utah temple.
136	M	iii	Benjamin FRANKLIN was born on 22 Jan 1791. He died about 1833.
	M	iv	William FRANKLIN 1 was born on 07 Feb 1794 in St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. He was christened on 27 Feb 1794 in Holy Trinity, St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. William was sealed to his parents on 23 Feb 1977 in the Provo Utah temple. He was baptized on 16 Nov 1976 in the Provo Utah temple. He was endowed on 21 Jan 1977 in the Provo Utah temple.

Marriage Notes:

SS performed Benjamin Franklin to "Ann" on 07 Sep 1996 PROVO.  Ann Butler done later.

They had the following children.

137	F	i	Mary Ann GODSALL was born on 15 Jun 1803. She died on 03 Aug 1875.
	M	ii	George GODSALL 1 was born on 15 Jun 1803 in London, London, England, United Kingdom. He was christened on 01 Mar 1807 in Holy Trinity, St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. George was sealed to his parents on 25 Aug 1976 in the Logan Utah temple. He was baptized on 26 May 1976 in the Logan Utah temple. He was endowed on 13 Jul 1976 in the Logan Utah temple.
	M	iii	Henry GODSALL 1 was born on 13 Jul 1809 in St. Mary, St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. He was christened on 30 Jul 1809 in St. Mary, St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. Henry was sealed to his parents on 02 Sep 1976 in the Logan Utah temple. He was baptized on 03 Jun 1976 in the Logan Utah temple. He was endowed on 22 Jul 1976 in the Logan Utah temple.
	M	iv	Alexander GODSALL 1 was christened on 27 Oct 1811 in St. Mary, Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. Alexander was sealed to his parents on 08 Sep 1976 in the Logan Utah temple. He was baptized on 09 Jun 1976 in the Logan Utah temple. He was endowed on 31 Jul 1976 in the Logan Utah temple.
	M	v	Thomas GODSELL 1 was born on 30 Aug 1812 in St. Marylebone, London, England, United Kingdom. He was christened on 11 Oct 1812 in St. Botolph Without Aldersgate, London, England, United Kingdom. Thomas was sealed to his parents on 01 May 1973 in the Oakland California temple. He was baptized on 26 Jan 1973 in the Oakland California temple. He was endowed on 29 Mar 1973 in the Oakland California temple.

They had the following children.

	F	i	Elizabeth HURREN was born on 10 Dec 1786 in Kelsale, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. She died. Elizabeth was sealed to her parents on 28 Mar 1932 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. She was baptized on 07 Dec 1967 in the Logan Utah temple. She was endowed on 07 Jun 1973 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. Elizabeth HURREN had his LDS Confirmation on 15 Nov 1920. Elizabeth HURREN had his LDS Initiatory on 07 Jun 1923.
	F	ii	Sarah HURREN was christened on 28 Dec 1788 in Kelsale, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. Sarah was sealed to her parents on 28 Mar 1932 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. She was baptized on 15 Nov 1920 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. She was endowed on 15 Jun 1923 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. Sarah HURREN had his LDS Confirmation on 15 Nov 1920. Sarah HURREN had his LDS Initiatory on 15 Jun 1923.
	M	iii	James HURREN was born on 11 Dec 1791 in Kelsale, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. He was christened on 26 Dec 1791 in Kelsale, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. He died in 1868 in Blything, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. James was sealed to his parents on 28 Mar 1932 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. He was baptized on 26 Oct 1920 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. He was endowed on 28 Jan 1932 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. James HURREN had his LDS Confirmation on 26 Oct 1920. James HURREN had his LDS Initiatory on 28 Jan 1932.
138	M	iv	John HURREN was born on 17 Dec 1793. He died in 1836.
	M	v	Thomas HURREN was born on 01 Jun 1796 in Kelsale, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. He was christened on 13 Jun 1796 in Kelsale, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. He died. Thomas was sealed to his parents on 28 Mar 1932 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. He was baptized on 26 Oct 1920 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. He was endowed on 28 Jan 1932 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. Thomas HURREN had his LDS Confirmation on 26 Oct 1920. Thomas HURREN had his LDS Initiatory on 28 Jan 1932.
	M	vi	John HURREN was born on 14 Feb 1799 in Kelsale, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. He was christened on 17 Apr 1799 in Kelsale, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. He died in 1835. John was sealed to his parents on 28 Mar 1932 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. He was baptized on 26 Oct 1920 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. He was endowed on 11 Sep 1918 in the Logan Utah temple. John HURREN had his LDS Confirmation on 06 Feb 1917. John HURREN had his LDS Confirmation on 06 Feb 1917. John HURREN had his LDS Initiatory on 11 Sep 1918. John HURREN had his LDS Initiatory on 13 Jun 1924.
	M	vii	William HURREN was christened on 11 Jul 1802 in Kelsale, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. He died. William was sealed to his parents on 28 Mar 1932 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. He was baptized on 26 Oct 1920 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. He was endowed on 10 Mar 1932 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. William HURREN had his LDS Confirmation on 26 Oct 1920. William HURREN had his LDS Initiatory on 10 Mar 1932.

They had the following children.

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Elizabeth SEAMAN was born on 05 Aug 1790. She died about 1847.

Marriage Notes:

Listed as widower when he married Elizabeth Clark.

They had the following children.

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Thor GUNDERSEN was born in Cal 1799.

Marriage Notes:

-- 1st marriage for both in 1801 according to census in Norway, which can be found in Gunder Torbiørnsen's notes.

They had the following children.

	M	i	August Heinrich RØDEL 1 was born on 29 Mar 1810 in Skt. Petri, København, København, Danmark. He was christened on 15 May 1810 in Skt. Petri, København, København, Danmark. August was sealed to his parents on 13 Jul 1994 in the Provo Utah temple. He was baptized on 07 Jan 1994 in the Provo Utah temple. He was endowed on 01 Jul 1994 in the Provo Utah temple.
141	F	ii	Emilie Caroline RØDEL was born on 06 Mar 1812.
	F	iii	Caroline Lovise RØDEL 1 was born on 13 Mar 1814 in Skt. Petri, København, København, Danmark. She was christened on 07 Jun 1814 in Skt. Petri, København, København, Danmark. Her sealing to parents was submitted in Submitted. Her baptism was submitted in Submitted. Her baptism was submitted. She was endowed in Submitted.
	F	iv	Helene Christiane RØDEL 1 was born on 29 Apr 1816 in Skt. Petri, København, København, Danmark. She was christened on 06 Oct 1816 in Skt. Petri, København, København, Danmark. She died on 16 Oct 1819 in Skt. Petri, København, København, Danmark. She was buried on 20 Oct 1819 in Skt. Petri, København, København, Danmark. Helene was sealed to her parents on 09 Mar 1994 in the Provo Utah temple. Because she died as a child, baptism is not necessary. Because she died as a child, baptism is not necessary. She was endowed in Child.

They had the following children.

	M	i	Christian Ludvig BAHN 1 was christened on 18 Jan 1789 in Eriksholm, Ågerup, Holbæk, Danmark. Christian was sealed to his parents on 12 Nov 1983 in the London England temple. He was baptized on 24 Aug 1983 in the London England temple. He was endowed on 15 Oct 1983 in the London England temple. CHRISTENING:  Ågerup par rec:  FHL 49,512.
	F	ii	Christine Elizabeth BAHNE 1 was born in 1790 in of, Gisselfeld Manor, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. Christine was sealed to her parents on 02 Oct 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. She was baptized on 14 Apr 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. She was endowed on 30 Sep 1992 in the Provo Utah temple.
	M	iii	Frederik Hendrich BAHN 1 was born in 1793 in of, Gisselfeld Manor, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. Frederik was sealed to his parents on 30 Sep 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. He was baptized on 14 Apr 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. He was endowed on 11 Sep 1992 in the Provo Utah temple.
	F	iv	Mariane BAHN 1 was born in 1794 in of, Gisselfeld Manor, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. She died on 06 Sep 1835 in Gisselfeld Manor, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. She was buried on 10 Sep 1835 in Gisselfeld Manor, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. Mariane was sealed to her parents on 24 Mar 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. She was baptized on 24 Oct 1991 in the Provo Utah temple. She was endowed on 28 Feb 1992 in the Provo Utah temple.
	M	v	Carl Peter BAHN 1 was born 2 on 29 Jul 1795 in Øster Egesborg, Præstø, Danmark. He was christened 2 on 31 Jul 1795 in Øster Egesborg, Præstø, Danmark. Carl was sealed to his parents on 30 Sep 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. He was baptized on 14 Apr 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. He was endowed on 06 May 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. LOG/NOTES: !B  Calc from age at death of father in his will, FHL 41,179. D  Braby par rec:  FHL 50,811. Bur  same. -- Found on Vital Records CD for Scandinavia published by Intellectual Reserve in probably 2000-2001 as I was testing this new software at work, SRE 1 Mar 2003.
	F	vi	Lovise Fredericksdatter BAHN 1 was christened 2 on 20 Feb 1798 in Bårse, Præstø, Danmark. She died on 25 Sep 1863 in Gisselfeld Manor, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. She was buried on 02 Oct 1863 in Bråby Church, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. Lovise was sealed to her parents on 24 Mar 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. She was baptized on 24 Oct 1991 in the Provo Utah temple. She was endowed on 28 Feb 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. LOG/NOTES: !B  Calc from mar. rec., Braby par rec:  FHL 50,811. M  same D  same Bur same -- Found on Vital Records CD for Scandinavia published by Intellectual Reserve in probably 2000-2001 as I was testing this new software at work, SRE 1 Mar 2003.
	M	vii	Christian Fridriksen BAHN 1 was born 2 on 07 Sep 1800 in of, Bårse, Præstø, Danmark. He was christened 3 on 21 Sep 1800 in Bårse, Præstø, Danmark. Christian was sealed to his parents on 24 Mar 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. He was baptized on 10 Oct 1991 in the Provo Utah temple. He was endowed on 01 Nov 1991 in the Provo Utah temple.
	M	viii	Immanuel Gotlieb BAHN 1 was born on 19 Jul 1805 in Gisselfeld Manor, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. He was christened on 08 Aug 1805 in Bråby Church, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. He died on 28 Jan 1847 in Gisselfeld Manor, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. He was buried in Bråby Church, Bråby, Sorø, Danmark. Immanuel was sealed to his parents on 24 Mar 1992 in the Provo Utah temple. He was baptized on 10 Oct 1991 in the Provo Utah temple. He was endowed on 28 Feb 1992 in the Provo Utah temple.
142	M	ix	Johan David BAHN was born on 01 Jan 1808. He died on 24 Feb 1892.

They had the following children.

	F	i	Karen Rasmine BAGGESEN 1, 2, 3 was born on 17 Dec 1796 in of, Næstved, Præstø amt, Danmark. She died on 06 Nov 1864. Karen was sealed to her parents on 25 May 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. She was baptized on 29 Mar 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. She was endowed on 09 May 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. DEATH: Also shown as Died 06.11.1964
	M	ii	Frederik Vilhelm Magert BAGGESEN 1, 2, 3 was born on 26 Aug 1798 in of, Næstved, Præstø amt, Danmark. He died on 20 Jun 1876. Frederik was sealed to his parents on 14 Aug 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. He was baptized on 13 Apr 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. He was endowed on 12 Jul 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. Frederik Vilhelm Magert BAGGESEN worked as Premier Lieutenant ved Kronens Regiment in from to . GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Frederik Vilhelm Magat
	M	iii	Johan Peter BAGGESEN 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 was born 6 on 03 Jun 1800 in St. Peder sogn, Næstved, Tybjerg herred, Præstø amt, Danmark. He was christened on 03 Jun 1800 in St. Peder sogn, Næstved, Tybjerg herred, Præstø amt, Danmark. He died on 21 Sep 1853. Johan was sealed to his parents on 19 Jul 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. He was baptized on 11 Apr 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. He was endowed on 21 Jun 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. Johan was baptized on 08 Jun 1800 in hjemmet. BIRTH: Also shown as Born , , Danmark.
	F	iv	Dorothea Bolette BAGGESEN 1, 2, 3 was born on 23 Feb 1802 in of, København, København amt, Danmark. Dorothea was sealed to her parents on 01 Aug 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. She was baptized on 18 May 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. She was endowed on 13 Jul 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. Dorothea was born on 22 Feb 1802 in Næstved, St. Peder S, Tybjerg H. She was baptized on 27 Feb 1802 in hjemmet. GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Dorthea Bolette
	F	v	Nikoline Hermine BAGGESEN 1, 2, 3 was born on 04 Jul 1804 in of, København, København amt, Danmark. Nikoline was sealed to her parents on 30 Jul 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. She was baptized on 18 May 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. She was endowed on 12 Jul 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. Nikoline was born on 03 Jul 1804 in Næstved, St. Peder S, Tybjerg H. She was baptized on 07 Aug 1804 in Næstved, St. Peder K, Tybjerg H. GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Nicoline Hermine
	M	vi	Ludvig August Bergmann BAGGESEN 1, 2, 3 was born on 26 Aug 1806 in Vor Frue sogn, København, København amt, Danmark. He was christened on 19 Sep 1806 in Vor Frue kirke, København, København amt, Danmark. Ludvig was sealed to his parents on 05 Feb 2003 in the Los Angeles California temple. He was baptized on 27 Jul 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. He was endowed on 05 Dec 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. Lived at St. Pederstr. 124 during 1806. He was baptized on 19 Sep 1806 in København, Vor Frue K. GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Ludvig August Birchman BIRTH: Also shown as Born 26.08.1806, of, København, København, Danmark.
	M	vii	Magnus Hågen BAGGESEN 1, 2, 3 was born on 27 Oct 1808 in of, København, København amt, Danmark. He died in 1853. Magnus was sealed to his parents on 05 Feb 2003 in the Los Angeles California temple. He was baptized on 27 Jul 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. He was endowed on 05 Dec 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Magnus Haagen
143	F	viii	Anne Marie BAGGESEN was born on 16 Aug 1811. She died on 30 Nov 1859.
	M	ix	Carl Harald BAGGESEN 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 was born on 07 Dec 1817 in København, København amt, Danmark. He was christened 7 on 07 Dec 1817 in Vor Frue kirke, København, København amt, Danmark. He died 8 on 25 Jul 1850 in Slaget på Isted Hede, i.e., Idstedt, Schleswig-Holstein, Preußen, Deutschland. He was buried on 28 Jul 1850 in Skt. Mariæ Flensborg kirkegård, i.e., Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Preußen, Deutschland. Carl was sealed to his parents on 10 Dec 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. He was baptized on 05 Jun 2002 in the Kyiv Ukraine temple. He was endowed on 14 Nov 2002 in the Los Angeles California temple. Carl Harald BAGGESEN worked as Secondlieutenant af det Slesvigske Inft. in København, København amt, Danmark from 1818 to . Carl Harald BAGGESEN worked as Capitain in Idstedt, Schleswig-Holstein, Preußen, Deutschland from 1850 to . Carl Harald BAGGESEN worked as 9. Kaptajn ved 3. Linjeinfanteribataljon Carl Harald Baggesen in Idstedt, Schleswig-Holstein, Preußen, Deutschland from 1850 to . NOTES: -- Note that there is a problem with this record, since the christening is listed before the birth, as pointed out by a relative, SRE, 3 Oct 2004. "# All persons in the household # København, København (Staden), Udenbys Klædebo Kvarter, Udenbys Klædebo Kvt. 1, # , Nørrebro 43, Qvisten, 3, FT-1840 Following fields are shown: # Name, Age, Marital status, Position in household, Occupation , Birth place Johan # David Bohn, 33, Gift, , Gartner, # Ane Marie Baggesen, 27, Gift, , hans Kone, # Sophie Frederike -, 4, Ugift, , Børn, # Hermine Benedicte -, 3, Ugift, , Børn, # Carl Harald Baggesen, 24, Ugift, , Secondlieutenant af det Slesvigske Inft." This clearly shows the connection between Johan David Bahn, who is married to Ane Marie Baggesen, and her brother, Carl Harald Baggesen, who is also listed in other census records as being a brother to Anne Marie Baggesen and a child of Herman Baggesen and Kirstine Pedersdatter.  This is wonderful! SRE, 20 May 2006. SRE, 20 May 2006. GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Carl BIRTH: Also shown as Born 07.04.1818 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Isted: The Battle of Isted (Danish: Slaget på Isted Hede; German: Die Schlacht bei Idstedt) took place on 25 July 1850 near the village of Idstedt (Danish: Isted), in what is today Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The battle was part of the First Schleswig War.[2] The battle began early in the morning at around 2:00 and lasted until 19:00. The Danish took 1,072 unwounded and 411 wounded prisoners. The Danish victory failed to break the Schleswig-Holsteinian army and the war continued until 1851.[3] The Isted Lion commemorates the battle, which was at its time the largest in Scandinavian history. The battle's anniversary, 25 July, is a military flag day in Denmark.[4] N. F. S. Grundtvig's song "Det var en sommermorgen" ("It was a summer morning") touches on the battle of Isted.[3] Contents 1 Background 2 Battle 3 Aftermath 4 Maps 5 References Background As a result of pressure from the major European powers, Schleswig-Holstein stood alone in the summer of 1850. The Danish High Command had no overall plan for the coming campaign in 1850, but during July a number of reports were received that the Schleswig-Holstein army had taken up positions north of the town of Schleswig. The Danish High Command now saw a chance to defeat the rebels in a last, decisive battle. Just like the Danes, the Schleswig-Holstein High Command hoped to lure the Danish army into giving battle at Isted and being defeated. The two armies were in many respects equal. Though the Danish army was considerably larger, the Schleswig-Holstein army held a strong defensive position.[1] Battle The battle began early in the morning of 24 July, when the Danish vanguard clashed with the Schleswig-Holsteinian outposts and pickets. During the day, the Schleswig-Holsteinian troops were pushed back all along the line. The fighting of the day climaxed in a larger engagement at the Helligbæk (a stream) that involved substantial forces on both sides.[1] The battle proper began on the night of 24 July when the Danish main force attacked. During the early morning hours of 25 July, fighting raged back and forth at several places, including by Bøgmose, north of Isted Lake, as well as Grydeskov between Isted Lake and Langsø. To the east, between Bøglund and Nørre Farensted, Danish troops pushed back the Schleswig-Holsteinian troops, who then fell back and took up position at Vedelspang.[1] About this time, the weather dramatically changed. The previous days of warm weather, was suddenly replaced by heavy mist and pouring rain, which made it almost impossible for the officers on both sides to maintain an overview of the battlefield and their forces. At 5 AM, the Schleswig-Holstein army took the initiative and two brigades counter-attacked the Danish troops at the village of Stolk and, around 6 AM, against the Danes in Isted city. At Stolk the Danish forces were pushed back in disarray and during the frenzied fighting, Danish General F. A. Schleppegrell fell. After their success at Stolk, the Schleswig-Holsteinian army continued their advance and attacked Isted town. The fighting soon devolved into house to house fighting. The Danish Division Reserve were sent forward, and around 7:45 AM the Danish forces managed to first stop, and then counter attack the Schleswig-Holsteinians. During the fighting the Danish Colonel Baggesen sent a series of alarming messages to General Krogh and his staff, which caused General Krogh to cancel an ongoing flanking maneuver west of the battlefield. By chance, the Schleswig-Holsteinian army had escaped an attack that would have surprised their troops at a critical time.[1] Around noon, General Krogh ordered a general advance. The Danish infantry attacked without support of the cavalry and without preliminary fire from the artillery. Despite this, the timing of the attack was fortunate. As the attack began, the Schleswig-Holsteinian artillery was being withdrawn from their current positions, preventing them from firing on the advancing Danes. Around 14:15 PM, General Krogh ordered a cavalry brigade forward to attack the enemy in the center.[1] The fierce fighting was described by William Howard Russel, correspondent for The Times:[5] To the extreme left, also, the Danes were repulsed and driven to a considerable distance northward, and as the Holstein tirailleurs were evidently advancing, while the fire from the Danish center had abated, sanguine hopes were entertained of the result. But they were premature. The Danes advanced again, and the battle raged with more fury than ever, the artillery in the plain on all points firing incessantly. The roar of the heavier cannon, and the rush and hiss of the balls through the air, were the only sounds that fell on the ear; the irregular firing of the Riflemen and infantry was like the rattle of a toy compared to the clash of an enormous steam engine. — William Howard Russel, The Times, 30 July 1850 The firing was now heavier than ever, and at last the Schleswig-Holsteinian center gave way and retreated towards Schleswig: the right wing bent back and retired towards the town while the left fell back through the open ground to the west. At the time of the Danish cavalry attack at 2.15 PM, the Schleswig-Holstein army was in full retreat, but they were not molested for long during their retreat[5] as the cavalry pursuing them south of Husby, inexplicably and suddenly, retreated after only a minor skirmish. Despite the withdrawal of the cavalry brigade the Danish advance continued. By late afternoon the Danes reached Skovby and the town of Schleswig, which was quickly occupied while the Schleswig-Holstein army retreated, ending the battle.[1] Aftermath The Danish victory at Isted had not been the decisive victory the Danish High Command had hoped it would be and Danish losses exceeded those of Schleswig-Holstein. While defeated, the Schleswig-Holsteinian army had escaped to fight another day and the war continued. In September the Schleswig-Holsteinians launched an attack at Mysunde, which was repulsed by the Danes. In October, the Danes managed to thwart the siege of Frederiksstad, but again failed to defeat the Schleswig-Holsteinians. The war then entered a lull until January 1851, when the Great Powers finally pressured both sides to end the war, and the Provisional Schleswig-Holstein government and its army disbanded.[1] The course of the battle was largely affected by the difficult weather conditions, during which the battle was fought. Still, senior officers on both sides have since been criticized for their actions during the battle. On the Danish side these were Colonel Baggesen and General Flindt. Baggesen was criticized for his frantic messages to the army commander after the death of General Schleppegrell, which caused the flanking attack that could have secured a major victory to be called off. Flindt, commander of the cavalry brigade, was criticized for half-hearted pursuit of the Schleswig-Holstein army after the noon attack. Had he pursued with greater vigor, the enemy could have suffered considerable losses. These criticisms, however, are likely based on a good deal of hindsight. Overall, the determining factor in the Danish victory was the superiority of the Danish infantry in morale and training.[1] The Battle of Isted was the largest in the history of the Nordic countries until the Winter War of 1939-1940. In the years after the First Schleswig War, Isted became a symbol of the Danish victory. In memory of the battle the famous Isted Lion was erected on the cemetery of Flensburg where many of the fallen soldiers were buried.[1] Maps Location of Idstedt/Isted in present-day Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Dark grey: present-day Denmark. Idtedt/Isted in 1850 References "SLAGET VED ISTED, 25. JULI 1850". danmarkshistorien.dk. University of Aarhus. Stenild, Jesper. "Slaget ved Isted". Retrieved 2008-07-18. Ronnebech, Erik F. "Istedslaget". Retrieved 2008-07-21. "Flag Days of July". Archived from the original on 24 July 2008. Retrieved 2008-07-18. "Slaget ved Isted". Dansk Militærhistorie. Retrieved 5 December 2016. Categories: Conflicts in 1850Battles of the First Schleswig WarJuly 1850 events1850 in Europe1850 in Germany https://books.google.com/books?id=xtVAAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA369&lpg=PA369&dq=carl+harald+baggesen&source=bl&ots=3YZy3KS29b&sig=ACfU3U18f2PWCkQ1JC1M27NMPE9b0gT8Nw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwivr_WOgYXkAhVYu54KHTWcBPkQ6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false Kampen for Sønderjylland 1848 - 50: udg. af den Danske Historiske ..., Volume 3 De Faldne:  Tredie Batallion:  Kaptain Carl Harald Baggesen. https://www.blicherbenche.dk/TNG_Slaegt/getperson.php?personID=I1486&tree=BlicherBenche Navn Carl Harald Baggesen Født dec. 1817 København, Danmark Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted Carl Harald Baggesen DÅB 1817 Carl Harald Baggesen DÅB 1817 Døbt 7 dec. 1817 Vor Frue Kirke, København, Danmark Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted  [1] Vor Frue Kirke København Vor Frue Kirke København Køn Mand Død 25 jul. 1850 Slaget ved Isted Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted  [2] Carl Harald Baggesen Faldet 1850 Carl Harald Baggesen Faldet 1850 Begravet 28 jul. 1850 Skt. Mariæ Kirkegård, Flensborg, Germany Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted Notater Baggesen, Carl Harald v. , 3die Linie-Infanteri-Bataillon , Capitain, 25 jul, bog 1850, side 50 9. Kaptajn ved 3. Linjeinfanteribataljon Carl Harald Baggesen, født 7. december 1817 i København (Frue), faldet ved Isted 25. juli 1850, begravet på Flensborg Skt. Mariæ kirkegård 28. juli 1850. Søn af landsoverretsprokurator Herman Baggesen og Kirstine Petersen. – Gift med Frederikke Dorthea Charlotte Elisabeth Eilertsen, med hvem han havde to døtre. Kadet 1.5.1832, sekondløjtnant ved Slesvigske Infanteriregiment 1.5.1837, ansat ved 13. Bataljon 1.7.1842, premierløjtnant ved 16. Bataljon 4.11.1844, ansat ved 1. Bataljon 1.3.1849, kaptajns karakter og anciennitet 2.7.1849, kaptajn II ved 3. bataljon 10.1.1850. R. 1848. Cohen 1850/50: Carl Harald v. Baggesen. Person-ID I1486 BlicherBenche | Povel Høy Blicher Winther, Sidst ændret 14 nov. 2015 Far Herman Baggesen,   f. jul. 1767, Asnæs Mølle, Holbæk, Danmark Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted,   d. 24 jun. 1832, Studiestræde 92, København, Danmark Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted  (Alder ~ 64 år) Mor Kirstine Pedersdatter,   f. 24 maj 1770, Randlev Sogn, Hads Herred, Århus Amt, Danmark Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted,   d. 28 maj 1838, København, Danmark Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted  (Alder 68 år) Familie-ID F19087574 Gruppeskema  |  Familie Tavle Familie Frederikke Dorothea Charlotte Elisabet Ellertsen,   f. 9 nov. 1821,   d. 5 dec. 1857, Landemærket 153, København, Danmark Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted  (Alder 36 år) Gift 7 nov. 1840 Garnisons Kirke, København, Danmark Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted  [3] Carl Harald Baggesen/Frederikke Dorothea Charlotte Elisabet Ellertsen Corpuleret 1840 Carl Harald Baggesen/Frederikke Dorothea Charlotte Elisabet Ellertsen Corpuleret 1840 Garnisons Kirke Garnisons Kirke Sidst ændret 15 nov. 2015 Familie-ID F640 Gruppeskema  |  Familie Tavle See also about the Battle of Isted:  https://danmarkshistorien.dk/leksikon-og-kilder/vis/materiale/slaget-ved-isted-25-juli-1850/?no_cache=1. Slaget ved Isted, 25. juli 1850 Artikler Danmarkshistoriens største slag fandt sted under Treårskrigen (1848-50) på Isted Hede. Selve krigen, der også betegnes 1. Slesvigske Krig, skal ses i lyset af nationale modsætninger mellem de danske og tyske befolkningsdele i den danske helstat. Konflikten drejede sig især om hertugdømmet Slesvigs stilling, og der var dels tale om en borgerkrig inden for rammerne af helstaten, dels en konflikt mellem Danmark og Det Tyske Forbund, der deltog som slesvig-holstenernes allierede. I et bredere perspektiv var der også et internationalt aspekt, idet de europæiske stormagter greb politisk ind i konflikten ved flere lejligheder. I sommeren 1850 stod slesvig-holstenerne, netop som en konsekvens af stormagternes politiske pres, alene over for den danske hær ved Isted. Her vandt danskerne en smal sejr. Styrkeforholdet og de militære mål I slaget ved Isted den 25. juli 1850 stod kampen mellem den danske hær og en tyskorienteret slesvig-holstensk oprørshær. Den danske hærs overkommando havde i 1850 ikke nogen egentlig plan for det kommende felttog, men da der i juli indløb oplysninger om, at den slesvig-holstenske hær havde taget opstilling nord for Slesvig by, opstod en uventet chance for ved ét slag at besejre oprørshæren. Slesvig-holstenerne havde lignende hensigter: Oprørshæren gik i stilling på Isted Hede, hvor terrænet med flere søer og vådområder var velegnet til forsvar, men planen var imidlertid ikke blot at forsvare sig. Den samlede danske hær skulle indfanges og fastholdes for efterfølgende at blive omsluttet og nedkæmpet den ved en stor knibetangsmanøvre. Det var to meget jævnbyrdige hære, som nærmede sig hinanden den sommer. Den danske hær, kommanderet af overgeneral Christoph von Krogh, var med sine ca. 37.000 mand talmæssigt overlegen. Slesvig-holstenernes overgeneral, Wilhelm von Willisen, rådede over ca. 27.000 mand, men havde fordel af en stærk defensiv stilling. En neutral kender af de stridende parter, den britiske generalkonsul i Hamburg oberst G.L. Hodges, vurderede inden slaget, at den slesvig-holstenske hær var den danske overlegen i forhold til bl.a. udrustning og hærførerens erfaring, men derimod var de danske soldater mere disciplinerede og besad en bedre moral. Slagets gang De første skud blev løsnet allerede tidligt om morgenen den 24. juli. Den danske hær var under fremrykning i retning af Isted, da de forreste danske tropper fik føling med slesvig-holstenske forposter. Over hele linjen blev slesvig-holstenerne i løbet af dagen presset tilbage, men det blev til en større fægtning ved Helligbæk, som omfattede et stort antal styrker. Det egentlige slag begyndte natten til den 25. juli, hvor den danske hovedstyrke fortsatte fremrykningen. Ved bl.a. Bøgmose, området nord for Isted Sø samt Grydeskov mellem Isted Sø og Langsø udviklede det sig i de tidlige morgentimer til hårde kampe, som bølgede frem og tilbage. Længst mod øst kom fremrykkende dansker styrker i kamp med en slesvig-holstensk fortrop i området mellem Bøglund og Nørre Farensted. Her blev slesvig-holstenerne kastet tilbage, og de satte sig i stedet fast ved Vedelspang. Samme morgen slog vejret om. De tidligere dages varme og sol vekslede nu til dis og silende regn, hvilket i praksis gjorde det umuligt for hærførerne at danne sig et overblik over slagmarken. Lidt efter kl. 05 gik to slesvig-holstenske brigader til modangreb, først mod landsbyen Stolk og ca. kl. 06 mod Isted by. I Isted by blev der kæmpet fra hus til hus, men modangrebet blev efterhånden slået tilbage. Derimod blev danskerne overrumplet ved Stolk, hvor bl.a. den danske general, F.A. Schleppegrell, faldt. Danskerne måtte trække sig tilbage, men med indsættelsen af den danske divisionsreserve lykkedes det omkring kl. 07.45 at få kontrol med området igen. Ikke desto mindre afsendte oberst Baggesen her en række alarmerende meddelelser, som fik den danske overkommando til at annullere en i forvejen planlagt og igangværende flankemanøvre vest for slagmarken. Netop denne manøvre var ellers på vej til, ved tilfældighedernes spil, at overraske de vigende slesvig-holstenere på et kritisk tidspunkt og sted. Lidt efter middagstid beordrede general Krogh et nyt dansk angreb. Det danske fodfolk måtte her holde for, da man valgte ikke at afgive forberedende artilleriild og heller ikke indsatte kavaleriet. Det slesvig-holstenske artilleri var imidlertid under tilbagetrækning, og det danske angrebet kom således godt i gang. Danske tropper rykkede frem syd for Isted by uden at møde større modstand, og ca. kl. 14.15 blev den danske rytterbrigade indsat på slagmarkens centrum. Den forfulgte slesvig-holstenerne til syd for Husby, men trak sig efter en mindre fægtning bemærkelsesværdigt hurtigt tilbage igen. Den danske hovedstyrke forsatte dog fremrykningen, og sidst på eftermiddagen gik man i lejr ved Skovby og besatte Slesvig by. Slesvig-holstenerne havde trukket sig fra slagmarken, og slaget var forbi. Animation over troppebevægelserne. Klik her for at forstørre.   Resultat og efterspil Ved Isted vandt den danske hær en smal sejr, men danskerne havde også de største tab: 845 faldne og yderligere 2.770 sårede eller tilfangetagne. Slesvig-holstenernes tab forløb sig til 534 faldne og 2.274 sårede eller tilfangetagne. Slaget bar præg af de vilkår, det blev udkæmpet under: Vejrforholdene, tæt krudtrøg, terrænets beskaffenhed, dårlige kommunikationsmuligheder samt det meget store område, som slaget blev udkæmpet på, gjorde det svært for hærførerne at overskue og lede slaget. Slaget ved Isted blev ikke den afgørelse på borgerkrigen, som begge parter søgte. Senere fulgte et mislykket slesvig-holstenske angreb ved Mysunde i september og en belejring af Frederiksstad i oktober, som ligeledes slog fejl. Herefter gik krigshandlingerne i stå. Den provisoriske slesvig-holstenske regering og dens hær blev dog først endeligt opløst i januar 1851 efter pres fra Preussen, Rusland og Østrig, hvormed krigen var forbi. Både slagplanerne og ledende officerer på begge sider er efterfølgende blevet kritiseret, men deres fejl står givetvis tydeligere i bagklogskabens lys. Blandt danske officerer har kritikken især ramt oberst Baggesen, hvis panikagtige meldinger efter general Schleppegrells fald påvirkede overkommandoen uheldigt, samt general Flindt, som i spidsen for rytterbrigade kunne have tilføjet slesvig-holstenerne betydelige tab med en mere energisk forfølgelse. Skal der omvendt peges på en enkelt faktor, der var afgørende for slagets udfald, kan det danske fodfolks bedre uddannelse og moral fremhæves som det, der i sidste ende gav danskerne sejren. Fra dansk side blev Slaget ved Isted efter krigen mindet gennem H.W. Bissens monument Istedløven, der med sin placering på kirkegården i Flensborg blev en kraftfuld national manifestation, som allerede før sin tilblivelse i årene fra 1858-62 skabte stor debat blandt både danske og tyske. Slaget blev sidste gang, hvor hele den danske hær stod samlet over for en nogenlunde jævnbyrdig modstander. De to hæres størrelser ved Isted gør desuden slaget til danmarkshistoriens største – og indtil Vinterkrigen mellem Finland og Sovjetunionen i 1939-40 var der tillige tale om det største slag på nordisk grund, SRE, 2021. https://kalliope.org/en/text/grundtvig2002042701 N.F.S. Grundtvig (1783–1872) Works Poem titles First lines References Biography Det var en Sommermorgen Det var en Sommermorgen, endnu før det blev Dag, da yppedes paa Heden et Holger-Danske-Slag. Da Sol stod op i Øster, den næppe var at se, og alle Fuglerøster, i Struben kvaltes de. Det var paa Isted Hede og saa i Øvre-Stolk, for gamle Danmarks Ære da stred det danske Folk, ja, for den danske Tunge og for det danske Land stred Heltene de unge som gamle Hildetan! Dér faldt den gamle Nordmand, den djærve Schleppegrell, han regned mer ej Kugler, end Hagl det haarde Fjeld! Dér faldt den bolde Læssøe i Helte-Manddoms-Aar, og for den danske Løve det var et Hjertesaar! Der faldt i Ungdoms Blomster saa mangen modig Svend, at Tysken tror det næppe, vi mange har igen. Dog synger danske Drenge, de slaar i Vænget Top: som Blomsterne i Enge hvert Aar de vokser op! Tak være danske Piger, som græde nu i Løn for Broder og for Bejler, som Moder for en Søn! de holdt dem ej tilbage med bange Suk og Graad, men sang for dem med Brage: Vaagn op til Heltedaad! Guds Fred med vore Døde i Danmarks Rosengaard! Guds Fred med dem, som bløde af dybe Hjertesaar! vor Kærlighed med alle, de store og de smaa, som ville staa og falde med Løven askegraa! Gud gav en herlig Sejer den lange Sommerdag, fra Morgengry til Middag det tordned Slag i Slag, men da i Middagsstedet man saa den gyldne Sol, da vundet var Guldsædet til Danmarks Dronningstol! Fra Als til Danevirke, fra Sli til Ægirs Dør skal Danmarks Løver springe paa Gyldengrund som før. Hos Angler og hos Friser i genfødt Vennelag skal synges Kæmpeviser om Sejrens Julidag! Og hver Gang Danmark græder Guldtaarer med Guldklang, og hver Gang Øjet perler ved liflig Vemodssang, da hvælve Rosentelte dem selv ved Havets Bred, hvor Danmarks Julihelte fik deres Lejested!

They had the following children.

	F	i	Viveke Christiansen BENNER 1 was christened on 10 Jul 1763 in Ærøskøbing købstad, Æro herred, Fyn, Danmark. Viveke was sealed to her parents on 11 May 1961 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. She was baptized on 26 Mar 1960. She was endowed on 14 Apr 1960.
	M	ii	Frederick Conrad Christiansen BENNER 1 was christened on 11 Jan 1765 in Ærøskøbing købstad, Æro herred, Fyn, Danmark. He was buried on 09 Feb 1765. Frederick was sealed to his parents on 20 Sep 1966 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. Because he died as a child, baptism is not necessary. Because he died as a child, baptism is not necessary. He was endowed in Child.
	M	iii	Claus Conrad Christiansen BENNER 1 was christened on 19 Oct 1766 in Ærøskøbing købstad, Æro herred, Fyn, Danmark. He was buried on 27 Jan 1767. Claus was sealed to his parents on 20 Sep 1966 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. Because he died as a child, baptism is not necessary. Because he died as a child, baptism is not necessary. He was endowed in Child.
144	M	iv	Johan Conrad Christiansen BENNER was born in Cal 1772. He died on 04 Jan 1848.
	F	v	Christine Christiansen BENNER 1 was christened on 19 Apr 1771 in Ærøskøbing købstad, Æro herred, Fyn, Danmark. She was buried on 21 Jan 1772. Christine was sealed to her parents on 20 Sep 1966 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. Because she died as a child, baptism is not necessary. Because she died as a child, baptism is not necessary. She was endowed in Child.
	M	vi	Christian Ludvig Christiansen BENNER 1 was christened on 06 Dec 1772 in Ærøskøbing købstad, Æro herred, Fyn, Danmark. He was buried on 24 Oct 1843. Christian was sealed to his parents on 11 May 1961 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. He was baptized on 26 Mar 1960. He was endowed on 14 Apr 1960.
	F	vii	Anne Beathe Fredericia Christiansen BENNER 1 was christened on 24 Nov 1776 in Venge, Skanderborg, Danmark. Anne was sealed to her parents on 11 May 1961 in the Salt Lake Utah temple. She was baptized on 26 Mar 1960. She was endowed on 14 Apr 1960.

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