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Captain Broder Knud
Brodersen Wigelsen (29 June 1787 – 10
September 1867) was a
Danish naval officer who
served in the
French Revolutionary and Napoleonic...
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Britta Thomsen (born 1954), politician,
former MEP
Broder Knud
Brodersen Wigelsen (1787-1867),
naval officer Adrian Zandberg (born 4
December 1979), Polish...
- as "Dead Mens Dunes." The
Danish authorities quickly ordered Lieutenant Wigelsen, the
Receiver of Wreck, to the area.
Captain David Atkins is
first noted...
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Strand close to Rammegaard. The
Danish authorities appointed Lieutenant Wigelsen as
Receiver of Wreck, and it was from
Rammegaard that he
submitted his...
- Daughters' School,
resided on the
first floor with one maid.
Broder Knud
Wigelsen, a
captain in the
Royal Danish Navy,
resided on the
second floor with his...
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water in her hull and sank suddenly,
drowning several Danes.
Lieutenant Wigelsen,
second in
command of Lougen, took
command of the
prize and
recorded in...
- "Dead Men's Dunes". The
Danish authorities quickly ordered Lieutenant Wigelsen to the area as
Receiver of Wreck.
Despite the fact that
England was at...
- gun boat
flotilla based at Samsø was Jørgen
Conrad de Falsen.
Lieutenant Wigelsen, who had been
acting head of the
gunboats at Samsøe
while Falsen was on...
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Christopher Fabritius,
silversmith born 1710) 29 June –
Broder Knud
Brodersen Wigelsen,
naval officer (died 1867) 4
September – Jørgen
Hansen Koch, architect...
- 12 and 17). At the 1845 census, No. 15 was home to 39 residents.
Johan Wigelsen L****en, a
master plumber,
resided in the ba****t with his wife
Sofie Frederikke...
