His birth name was Johannes Jørgensen.
In the U.S. he went by John Jorgensen.
Born in Ørby in Tranebjerg parish on the island of Samsø about 12 miles off the east coast of Jutland, Denmark. It is located between Jutland (Jylland) and Sealand (Sjælland), the island of Samsø was part of Holbæk County until 1970 after which is became part of Århus County.
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In the U.S. he went by John Jorgensen.
Born in Ørby in Tranebjerg parish on the island of Samsø about 12 miles off the east coast of Jutland, Denmark. It is located between Jutland (Jylland) and Sealand (Sjælland), the island of Samsø was part of Holbæk County until 1970 after which is became part of Århus County.
Contributor: 49261656
His birth name was Johannes Jørgensen.
In the U.S. he went by John Jorgensen.
Born in Ørby in Tranebjerg parish on the island of Samsø about 12 miles off the east coast of Jutland, Denmark. It is located between Jutland (Jylland) and Sealand (Sjælland), the island of Samsø was part of Holbæk County until 1970 after which is became part of Århus County.
Contributor: 49261656
In the U.S. he went by John Jorgensen.
Born in Ørby in Tranebjerg parish on the island of Samsø about 12 miles off the east coast of Jutland, Denmark. It is located between Jutland (Jylland) and Sealand (Sjælland), the island of Samsø was part of Holbæk County until 1970 after which is became part of Århus County.
Contributor: 49261656
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