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Re: Ferdinand Krogh

fkrogh1 — 2009-06-19 16:42:10Z

Thanks!

Re: Ferdinand Krogh

ceb4554 — 2009-06-19 16:00:42Z

Hi Frank,

I will send you what I have and will stay in touch.
My email is ceb4554@aol.com and cell is 770-251-3507.

Cousin Charles

Re: Ferdinand Krogh

fkrogh1 — 2009-06-19 15:17:58Z

Hi Back Cousin!

Yes, that Mexican lady is my Mom, and she is still in St.Petersburg, as am I. The house you came to was our house on Bayview Pl. on Snell Isle. I may have been in Mexico visiting my cousins at the time.

Yes, please send me any other info you can; My regular e-mail address is fkrogh@tampabay.rr.com, and my cell is 727.403.6160.

A little extra info: I married a girl from Wheeling W. Va. As my Dad had been gone since 81', I had forgotten that my Grandfather had migrated and lived in Wheeling, and that my Grandmother Carrie, was born there. With the internet I eventually realized that, and also, that my grandparents had lived about three blocks from my Wife's family on Wheeling Island!

Please stay in touch!

Cousin Frank

Re: Ferdinand Krogh

ceb4554 — 2009-06-19 14:23:52Z

Hi Cousin,

It was good to hear from you. I will ask a couple of my Anuts about when the family arrived in Philadelphia, I know that your father and Uncle Rand ran Krogh 5 and 10 stores. I also know that my grandfather owned Krogh Pharmacy on the corner of 51st and Balitamore. I have all of Uncle Rands family on file, the only things I know of Uncle Harold is that he was married four times and ran the store. I do remember being to his house in St Pete once when the family went to Miami. He had a Mexacan wife at that time I thing and she good very well. I would be more then happy to exchange any information with you.

Charles Browne

Re: Ferdinand Krogh

fkrogh1 — 2009-06-19 01:27:01Z

Thank you for your post!

Frank Krogh

Re: Ferdinand Krogh

fkrogh1 — 2009-06-19 01:23:32Z

Yes, Harold was my Father! The rest were Uncles and aunts. What I've never ascertained is what year they moved to Philadelphia Detlef Marius Ferdinand, my Grandfather practiced medicine there until his death in the 1940's .I also know he went to WVU med school in morgantown, buy I don[y knpw what years or if the family went with him.

Best Regards,

Frank Krogh

Re: Ferdinand Krogh

ceb4554 — 2009-06-05 22:51:14Z

Part of what you are saying sounds fanilar to me. However I
have a Dr. Deltf M Ferdinand (von)Krogh from Wheeling, WV. He was a gymnastics teacher. Then the family went to Philadelphia, he had three sons: Karl, Harold and Ransley, Harold moved to St, Pete FL at some point where he passed away. Also Deltf had two girls, Violette and Grayce. Any of that sound familar?
Charles Browne

Re: Frederick Ferdinand Krogh

ChrisMcDonald39 — 2009-01-09 19:39:04Z

New Info: Frederick Ferdinand Krogh actually died in 1920, not 1919 as perviously stated.

Also - I found his death cert from Cook County, Chicago and found out his father's name was Hans Krogh. Mother unknown to informant.

Still no location in Denmark....

Re: Krogh from North Dakota

rsampson172 — 2008-12-03 06:41:05Z

I am not sure if I am an ancestor of the same Krogh family or not. My mother recently passed and I have received some family information from her cousin that has me interested in my ancestory.

My grand mother, Verna Krohg, had 13 siblings and the family was very involved in WWII. I know that the family settled into North Dakota after taking the boat from Norway. My great grandmother farmed in ND for 23 years prior to becoming a sandblaster in the Engine Repair section during the war. Some of her children also served. Their names are as follows; Verna, Donna, Murle, Violet, Shirley, Lillian, Arley, Gwendollyn, Kenneth, Maneard, Leo, Edna, Zane, and Ila. Her husband's name was Ed Krogh. Do you recognize any of these names? My mother's maiden name was Terrie Byrum, daughter of Verna Krogh.

Re: Jens James Martin Krogh

ElizabethSand54 — 2008-05-29 04:43:18Z

Okay, thank you very much!

Re: Jens James Martin Krogh

by1458 — 2008-05-29 04:00:14Z

No, sorry to say I'm at a dead end on this line.

Re: Jens James Martin Krogh

ElizabethSand54 — 2008-05-28 05:40:44Z

Hi ~ I'm just jumping into this family for a friend of mine; her mother is Marion Krogh b. Sep 1922, daughter of Joseph James Krogh and Adeline Machin. Thank you for the information you have posted on Jens/James' parents and grandparents.

I noticed you started this thread some years ago ~ any progress since then? I will be happy to let you know if I find anything.

Re: Johanna Kronberg Krogh

rondyck1952 — 2008-05-22 11:49:46Z

I have a book on the my Krogh family dateing back to 1553, I was curious about the trip you took to Denmark, my book in in Danish but there may be some thing in that I can help you with, my Grandmother"s cousin was August Krogh Nobel prise winner for medicine in about 1925.
Thank you
Ron Dyck

Christian Krogh Michigan

AliciaKMarshall — 2007-02-03 23:39:17Z

The above is in a Norwegian Fremad ledger that I own.
He was inducted into the society on April 16, 1899 , he was born in Hammerfest Norway, his nearest relative was Anton Krogh, ,his sponsor was Christ Johson and L. Nelson.
This was in Calumet, Michigan Houghton county.

Re: Krogh from North Dakota

@@myrenep@yahoo.com — 2006-09-02 18:21:03Z

The family we are referring to are the family of Henry Krogh who was a lawyer in Fargo in 1906 He was also the danish vice consul for North and south dakota in 1906.

Re: Ferdinand Krogh

2006-06-05 09:05:59Z

I was just looking in Rootsweb.com and if you search for Ferdinand Krogh you'll note one with a wife named Olga who might well be your man. I don't recognise them. As you know, with Norwegian names such as Christiansson or any name ending in "son" it is a patronymic [father's given name] and hard to trace. Krogh is basically an "upper class" name passed on to family. Norway didn't require everyone to use such surnames until about 1922.

Krogh's in Nebraska

ddf118 — 2005-11-27 02:41:36Z

I need any info on Theodore Krogh (Dannebrog, Omaha) and Herluf (Harry) Krogh from McCook.

Re: Krogh from North Dakota

2005-10-02 13:45:37Z

Do you have any idea of the first names of these Kroghs? My Great Grandfather was Carl Krogh and he had brothers I know nothing about. Carl Krogh was in South Dakota and died about 1910.

Re: looking for information on Krogh from Norway

2005-10-02 13:42:40Z

Re: looking for information on Krogh from Norway

2005-10-02 08:03:13Z

hi my name is george krogh my dad is theodore krogh II my grandfather is theodore krogh from simbarry Conn. I hope this info. will help you in your search thank you george krogh

Re: Ferdinand Krogh

2005-08-08 18:53:07Z

Thank you!

Re: Gudrun Krogh

2005-08-08 16:44:00Z

As I said earlier, if you could find out his wife's name, it might possible to identify him among the MANY Frederick Ferdinand [varied spellings] von Kroghs. It was a really popular name in a family who named children after family members almost obsessively.

Re: Dead End

2005-08-08 16:38:16Z

What a nice thing to say!
And with a lot of help, we've uncovered the charts written up for the Hanover branch of the von Krogh family [who didn't go to Norway to represent the Danish King].
I don't have much on immigrants, but I'd sure like to communicate with anyone connected with this well-connected family.

Re: Ferdinand Krogh

2005-08-08 16:32:17Z

There are a number of von Kroghs named Frederick Ferdinand, and if you could find the name of his wife it might be possible to identify him among the well documented family charts.

Re: looking for information on Krogh from Norway

2005-08-08 16:22:49Z

Someone named Krogh from Røros is probably related to a family group including Irgens, Christie and the descendants of Jacob Madson Krogh b. 1672 in Trondheim, married Maren Flør thus related to the people involved in the copper mines at Røros. Various members immigrated to the USA.

Re: Frederick Ferdinand Krogh

2005-08-08 16:08:40Z

This sounds like a member of the von Krogh family, and there are a lot of Frederick Ferdinands there. There is a Norwegian Krogh family not of the same [Bremen] origin, but if Danish, I'd suggest von Krogh.

Re: Frederick Ferdinand Krogh

2005-03-19 17:51:16Z

His entry in the 1910 US census for Cook County, Illinois lists an immigration year that indicates there should be much more information in his arrival record and/or naturalization papers. He immigrated in a time period where records collected a great deal of personal information.

Re: Family of Anna Marie Krogh

2004-11-05 17:44:18Z

My name is Nels Krogh, Nels and Johanna Krogh were my grandparents. I now live in Craig, CO. In the summer of 2003 we made a visit to my Uncle, Herman Krogh, in Winona, MN. He is the last living sibling of my father's, George Krogh's, generation. If you would like further information please email us.

Death notice of Mrs. Ole Krogh, Martin Co., MN, 1925

2004-05-21 03:32:27Z

From the Sherburn Advance-Standard, Sherburn, Martin County Minnesota
Typed just as it appeared in the original newspaper including any/all typos.
Dated Thursday, July 9, 1925

Husband And Child Suffer Sad Bereavement

The community sympathizes with Ole Krogh in the loss of his wife who passed away early Friday morning, July 3, after an illness of about seven weeks. Mrs Krogh became a mother about seven weeks ago and failed to recover from the ordeal. The little daughter, besides the husband, survive.

The funeral occurred Monday at 12 o’clock from the German Lutheran church, Rev. Neunaber officiating. The main services were held in the North Belmont Norwegian Lutheran church in Jackson county of which deceased was a member. There was a large attendance at both services. Burial was made in North Belmont church cemetery.
Mrs. Krogh moved to Sherburn with her husband about two years ago. She was a young woman of fine Christian qualities. Her passing from life at a time her greatest usefulness as a wife and mother is an irreparable loss to the bereaved husband and child.

~Volunteer Posting.

Krogh from North Dakota

2003-03-16 23:56:45Z

I am looking for Kroghs whose ancestors once lived in Hunter, ND. I am not a relative but I would like to give the photographs to the people who are the decendents.

needing some info for my family

2003-02-18 14:24:13Z

hi all,
well am from the uk, and was wondering if someone could help me find out about my family, well my granddad (ROY KROGH) was 1 of about 7 or 8 brothers 1 of which i know is called DAVID and he is married, they came from either north or south dakota, there parents were OSCAR and HELGA, my granddad married my nan (ANN FOLEY) and had 3 boys and 3 girls, if anyone has any information on my granddad, david or there parents, could you get in touch with me please
IN ADVANCE THANK YOU

Re: Instrumentmager A.I. Krogh 1849-1908

2002-12-07 02:49:41Z

In the 1900 Norwegian census the man later buried with that gravestone is living in Kristiania/Oslo. Probably a good place to start.
http://www.rhd.uit.no/ftsoek/ftsoek.asp?kommando=bosted&...

Re: Johanna Kronberg Krogh

2002-03-22 21:28:04Z

Thanks for responding Kris. All I know is that Nis Peter Krogh of New Brunswick, NY (outside Troy) was married to Johanna(h) Kronbo(e)rg. I don't know when they were married, but according to the 1920 Census they were still married then. They had 7 children. I have a copy of the Social Security application from one of their daughters, Christine Marie. Johanna was her mother, and in the 1920 census, Christine was 15. Johanna was 51 and Peter 52. Their oldest son was 27. I will ask my aunt, who still lives in Troy, if she ever heard of Kristina or Magdalena. I know my great-great grandfather was also a Peter (Niels Petersen) Krogh, but he was a widower in the 1920 census. I never heard that he remarried, and he was 63 years old in the 1920 census. I will also ask my aunt about that. I hope that this Johanna is Kristina's sister because you have given me information on their parents/family. I really haven't done much investigating/research into the Kronborg side yet. I have been concentrating on Niels and Nis, but it is difficult to find out much about their familiy in Schleswig-Holstein. I will let you know as soon as I can get information from my aunt. Maybe together we can figure this out!

Re: Krogh Minnesota

2001-08-28 13:02:51Z

Finally a reply. I would love to know how everyone is doing. Please tell me everything.

On this end, Bobby is doing fine. He is married and living in Macon, Georgia with one stepson. He is in computers.

I am married and live in Auburn, Alabama. I have my own medical transcription business and do triathlon. My husband has his own fire sprinkler business. No children.

What about you??? You can write me direct at my e-mail below.

Christy Krogh Garcia
clgswisher@aol.com

Re: Krogh Minnesota

2001-08-28 07:52:33Z

Krogh Minnesota

2001-04-10 11:15:42Z

Looking for some info on some Kroghs from Askov Minnesota. My grandmother was Josephine. My father was Lee Albert. I know that there were two sisters and four brothers. Just trying to find some history on the family.

Krogh Family "Roots"

2001-04-08 17:51:04Z

Your message mentioned Marilyn & Milton Krogh of Colorado. They are my aunt & uncle! Milton is the youngest of the Krogh boys raised on the farm in Hawley, MN: Lyle, Gene (my dad), and Milton. They have two sisters: Donna and Virginia. With your helpful suggestion, I will follow up and contact Marilyn in Colorado to get add'l info.Thanks!

Re: Johanna Kronberg Krogh

Kristie — 2002-12-09 13:22:57Z

My great-aunt, Kristina Kronberg, married Peter Krogh in or near Troy, NY after 1899, which is the death date of her first husband, William Kline. Kristina had two sisters that I know of, Magdalena and Hannah Kronberg. I'm not sure of their dates of birth, but I believe Hannah was younger than Kristina. They were the children of Nis Jorgenson Kronberg and Anna, and were born in Denmark. I have pictures of these women, but not much else. My great-grandfather, George Peterson Kronberg, was their brother.

Kroghs

wildrosebud — 2001-08-04 02:55:34Z

Hi Ann,
My father is Ellis Christian Krogh,lives in Davenport, WA. His father was Arthur Miller Krogh, son of Nels Christian Krogh, born in Denmark in 1856. Nels had 2 brothers who also came to Washington -- Martin and Peder. Nels children were Clyde A., Viola, Fred, Lester Lyle, Mabel Edith, and Ira Clair. I have more info packed away which I will dig out if you are interested. My sisters, Janet, Patty, Judy, Christine, and I all attended school at Creston, WA. I know my dad said there were quite a few Kroghs who moved to the coast area.
Carole

Jens James Martin Krogh

by1458 — 2004-12-13 02:10:15Z

Am looking for info on Jens James Martin Krogh, b 5.29.1841 in Nykeling, Jutland, Denmark. Father is Jens Christensen Krogh, b 8/15/1804 in Solbjaerg, Thstd, Denmark. Jens Christensen was md to Sidsel Jensdtr Hald. Jens James md to Marie Theresa Pederson. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm at a dead end. Thanks.

C. KROGH

marycurran31 — 2002-06-06 03:42:01Z

Looking for a connection to a C. Krogh. His wife may have been Marie Krogh. C. Krogh wrote some letters and a telegram to my Alfred M. YSTAD and his family. The YSTAD family lived in Upper Michigan before coming to Astoria, Oregon. C. KROGH mentions working for the railroad and how easy it was in comparison to working in the mines.

Thanks in advance,

Mary Ystad Curran

Instrumentmager A.I. Krogh 1849-1908

lisa66207 — 2002-12-03 04:19:17Z

I have an old photo of some relatives (?) at a cemetary w/ a grave stone/bust that reads "Instrumentmager, A.I. Krogh, Feb 1849- April 1908".
I am told that my great-great grandmothers sister married the prime minister of Norway & this is likely his gravestone. I will be traveling to Norway at some point & would like to find this cemetary but don't know what town it was in. If anyone has info on A.I. Krogh or how I find what cemetary a grave stone is in, it would be appreciated.

Frederick Ferdinand Krogh

ChrisMcDonald39 — 2005-03-16 04:51:06Z

I have a dead end! Frederick Ferdinand Krogh was my greatgrandfather and was born in Denmark in 1885. He died in 1919 in Chicago. I have a great picture of him in fron of a horse drawn carriage that he was the driver of. His daughter (my grandma) was Gudrun Freida. His wife was Olga Christina Christenson, born in Knarberg Norway. Any of this ring a bell?

Krogh, Phyllis (1899-1960, approx dates)

ahthomas_1 — 2003-10-11 12:13:20Z

Phyllis Thomas (b. about 1899, d. about 1960 in Dover, England): her married name was Krogh and she was married to a Dane who served in the Danish diplomatic service (perhaps not at a senior level) and was shot dead in China, in mistake for someone else. They had a son Erik, who settled in Denmark. Any information please!

Kristina Kronberg Krogh

KrisBomersbach — 2001-07-06 19:23:14Z

Kristina was born about 1868 in Denmark, and came to the US after 1884 (which is when her brother George arrived). She first married Peter Krogh, and later William Kline. As I understand it, she lived in NY. I don't know whether she had children. Her brothers George and Martin, and father Nis Jorgenson Kronberg lived in WI.

Re: Johanna Kronberg Krogh

BarbaraKinne — 2002-03-21 22:15:38Z

Hi Frank,
Thanks for your posting. I am the great-great grandaughter of Niels Petersen J. Krogh. His brother was Nis Petersen Krogh. I believe Niels and his wife Helena came to the US in the early 1880s. Their son George was born in the US in 1884. Neils and Helena also has 2 daughters Anna(born in 1894) and Dorothy(born in 1899). Dorothy was my grandmother.
My aunt gave me information on Nis and his wife Johanne Kronborg. They called Johanne Tante Hannah. By the way, Niels and his family lived in Troy, NY. If you have any other information I would appreciate hearing it. Also, if I can give you any information, I'll be happy to do so. Thanks.

Mat Krogh and wife Nora Worley in North Dakota

LaurenWorley529 — 2004-11-15 18:57:12Z

Seeking info on Mat Krogh from Norway and his wife, Nora Worley (daughter of Bartholomew Worley and Harriet Buntain). Have letter from Mat's family - a lady named Janice Krogh who married Mat's (g-son?) Richard...? Not certain this is right.

Family of Anna Marie Krogh

josie540 — 2003-03-06 16:06:37Z

Krogh Honjum

vhfarmer1 — 2003-01-07 02:24:25Z

I am looking for information about Ingeleiv Lassesd Hynjum/Honjum who came from near Laerdal, Norway, in 1878 and married a Christen Krogh in Minneapolis. According to the 1990 Laerdal Bygdebok, they had 2 children. Her sister Anna came at the same time and married a Samuel Halverson/Hallvardson, Glen, Minnesota. They had 3 children. Their older half sister, also Anna came to the US in 1861 and settled in Ferryville, Wis. She married Ole Severson - and is my husband's gggrandmother. I would love to fill in this family tree and perhaps meet some new "cousins".

Re: looking for information on Krogh from Norway

AliciaKMarshall — 2004-10-03 16:44:27Z

Hi
I have bought a ledger from the Norwegian Fremad society that was in Calumet, Michigan, Houghton county.Listed is
Theodor N. Krogh age 48 miner born Röros ? Norway
his sponsor was Wilhemina Krogh in Calumet on Aug.23, 1896.
alicia