Born in NORWAY, Aunt Fanny 'Jensdatter' emigrated to the USA after the death of her parents, Jens Torstensen Due (1815–1883) and Anne Marie Larsdatter/Larsen (1827–1885), and one brother Joseph F. Normann Torstensen Due (1854–1888).
Within her American doors in Chicago, Illinois, Aunt Fanny welcomed many nieces and nephews as they too moved to the USA. (Note from memory told by her great-nephew Walter, son of Kate.)mj
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M.R.J.
Within her American doors in Chicago, Illinois, Aunt Fanny welcomed many nieces and nephews as they too moved to the USA. (Note from memory told by her great-nephew Walter, son of Kate.)mj
Contributor:
M.R.J.
Born in NORWAY, Aunt Fanny 'Jensdatter' emigrated to the USA after the death of her parents, Jens Torstensen Due (1815–1883) and Anne Marie Larsdatter/Larsen (1827–1885), and one brother Joseph F. Normann Torstensen Due (1854–1888).
Within her American doors in Chicago, Illinois, Aunt Fanny welcomed many nieces and nephews as they too moved to the USA. (Note from memory told by her great-nephew Walter, son of Kate.)mj
Contributor:
M.R.J.
Within her American doors in Chicago, Illinois, Aunt Fanny welcomed many nieces and nephews as they too moved to the USA. (Note from memory told by her great-nephew Walter, son of Kate.)mj
Contributor:
M.R.J.
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