Anderson and Christensen Ancestors
of Jeanette (Anderson) Sonnenberg (1926-2004)
Christensen Ancestors

CHRISTEN L. CHRISTENSEN was born at Fauderup, Prussia, on October 1867 a son of Knud Christensen and his wife Margarethe Nichaliasen.[1] He died on 1951.[2] He married about 1891-2 ANDREA LYDIA NELSON.[3] She was born at Denmark about April 1868,[4] a daughter of Nels Nelson and his wife Andrea Jacobsdaughter. She died on 1933.[5]

Christen Christensen was born in a Danish village called Fauderup in German and Foverup in Danish. It was part of the principality of Schleswig, which in 1866 (the year before Christen's birth) was annexed by Prussia, and in 1871 became part of the new nation-state of Germany. After World War I, plebiscites were held, and northern Schleswig, which included Foverup, voted to be part of Denmark, which occurred in 1920. This explains some of the confusion in some records. For example, in 1900 the census taker wrote Schleswig for his birthplace, then crossed it out and wrote Germany; other census takers wrote Denmark for his birthplace. All recognized his mother tongue was Danish. Foverup is about 20 kilometers west of Aabenraa.

I have no further information on the parents of Christen and Andrea.

Andrea Nelson came to America about 1882, at the age of fourteen or fifteen. Christen Christensen came to America about 1888, at the age of twenty.[6] They married about 1891-2, and were reported in the 1895 Iowa State Census living in Lincoln Township, Clay County, Iowa. The family consisted of Christ Christensen, 27, Andrea, 26, Philip, 2, and Maggie, 1. Christ was a farmer, the family was Lutheran.[7]

Christian Christensen was naturalized as a citizen in 1896. By 1900 the family had grown to include five children, and they moved to Ward County, North Dakota, where the census found them:[8]

Line Name Related Race Sex Born MS B FB MB Occupation
93. Christiansen, Christian head W M Oct 1897 M Schleswig Germany Denmark Schleswig Germany farmer
94. Christiansen, Andrea wife W F Apr 1868 M IA Denmark Denmark
95. Christiansen, Knut P. son W M Dec 1892 S IA Germany IA
96. Christiansen, Margaret M. daughter W F Jan 1894 S IA Germany IA
97. Christiansen, Neil E. son W M Dec 1895 S IA Germany IA
98. Christiansen, George son W M Apr 1896 S IA Germany IA
99. Christiansen, Iver A. son W M Feb 1899 S IA Germany IA
100. Christiansen, Sam brother W M Feb 1876 S Schleswig Germany Denmark Schleswig Germany farmer

This record presents several problems. It gives Andrea's birthplace as Iowa, while it lists a year of immigration for her, and every other record gives her birthplace as Denmark. It also states that she had given birth to five children, six of whom were living. This can't be. It is also improbable that the numbers were reversed, as there is not an interval between births of her children long enough for two pregnancies. The document lists Christian's year of immigration as 1887, and Andrea's as 1883, which is consistent with other sources. Two of the sons more often used their middle names. "Knut P." called himself Philip, and "Neil E." was Nels Enos or Nels Enoch, and he more often went by Enoch. The name of Christian's brother is difficult to read, and could be Soren. He came to America in 1893. Also, keep in mind that Ward County was subdivided after this census, and they could have been living in that portion of Ward County that became Burke County.

The family continued to grow, and was reported in 1910 at Richland Township, Burke County, as follows:[9]

Line Name Related Sex Race Age MS B FB MB Occupation
25. Christiansen, C. L. head M W 42 M1 Denmark Danish Denmark Danish Denmark Danish farmer, general farm
26. Christiansen, Andrea wife F W 42 M1 Denmark Danish Denmark Danish Denmark Danish none
27. Christiansen, Philip son M W 17 S IA Denmark Danish Denmark Danish farm laborer, home farm
28. Christiansen, Zepora daughter F W 5 S ND Denmark Danish Denmark Danish none
29. Christiansen, Enos son M W 15 S IA Denmark Danish Denmark Danish farm laborer, home farm
30. Christiansen, George son M W 12 S IA Denmark Danish Denmark Danish none
31. Christiansen, Iver son M W 11 S IA Denmark Danish Denmark Danish none
32. Christiansen, John son M W 8 S ND Denmark Danish Denmark Danish none
33 Christiansen, Gertie daughter F W 3 S ND Denmark Danish Denmark Danish none
34. Christiansen, Lydia daughter F W 7/12 S ND Denmark Danish Denmark Danish none

This record further states that C. L. and Andrea had been married 18 years, Andrea had nine children, all of whom were living, and the couple came to America in 1887 and 1882 respectively. Daughter Margaret, who would have been sixteen, is missing from this list of children, and I have not found her elsewhere in the census. The most likely explanation is that she was "working out," living with another family where she was helping.

The United States entered war in April of 1917, and young men were called upon to respond. The young men of the Christensen family responded in different ways. 5 June 1917 was set aside as the day to sign up for the draft. Knud Philip Christensen reported at Flaxton, Burke County, requesting exemption for "wife and child dependent." He was a self-employed farmer and auto garage owner, tall, slender, with blue eyes and light brown hair.[10]

Nels Enoch Christensen reported at Richland Township, and requested exemption because, "its against my religion to go to war and kill anyone." He was single, working on his father's farm, tall and slender with light blue eyes and light brown hair.[11]

George Thomas Christensen enlisted in the Army on 4 June 1918. Sent overseas on 14 August 1918, he was assigned to the 418th Motor Supply Train, participated in offensives at St. Mihiel and the Meuse-Argonne, promoted to Corporal in October, and died of pneumonia in France on 9 October 1918.[12]

When Iver Andrew Christensen signed up for the draft on 12 September 1918 the form no longer had a line for exemption request. Iver was single, working on his father's farm, medium height, medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.[13]

By the time of the 1920 Census, the family had changed a great deal. Philip, Margaret, and Enoch had all married and George was dead. The Christian Christensen family was reported in Richland Township as follows:[14]

Line Name Related Sex Race Age MS B FB MB Occupation
43. Christensen, Christian L. head M W 52 M Denmark Danish Denmark Danish Denmark Danish farmer, grain and stock
44. Christensen, Andrea L. wife F W 51 M Denmark Danish Denmark Danish Denmark Danish
45. Christensen, John A. son M W 18 S ND Denmark Danish Denmark Danish
46. Christensen, Zipporah C. daughter F W 15 S ND Denmark Danish Denmark Danish
47. Christensen, Gertrude A. daughter F W 12 S ND Denmark Danish Denmark Danish
48. Christensen, Lydia I. daughter F W 10 S ND Denmark Danish Denmark Danish
49. Madsen, Morries hired man M W 27 S VT Denmark Danish Denmark Danish farm laborer

Philip Christensen was reported at Flaxton, Richland Township, 27, grain farmer, with his wife Martha, also 27, and their son Donald, 10 months old.[15] Margaret Marie, 25, also lived in Richland Township with her husband, Enoch Anderson, 25, a grain and stock farmer.[16] Nels Enoch Christensen was located in the census record with only five intervening households between his and his parents' households in Richland Township. He was 24, a grain and stock farmer; his wife Laura Christina was 26, their daughter Georgia Laura was one year old.[17]

The family continued farming in Richland Township. In 1930 the census taker found Christ L. Christensen, 62, farming there with his wife Andrea, 61, son John, 28, also a farmer, and daughters Zipporah, 26, and Lydia, 20. Zipporah was absent from the household at the time of the census.[18] Son Philip Christensen, 37, farmed in the township with his wife Martha, 37, and children Donald, 14, and Gerald, 2 years and 3 months.[19] Margaret, 36, lived in the township with her husband, Enoch Anderson, farmer, 35, and children Audrey, 10, Julian, 8, Eunice, 5, Jeanette, 4 years and 2 months, and Curtis, newborn.[20] Enoch Christensen, 34, was also farming in the township, with his wife, Christina, 36, and their children, Georgia, 11, Myrtle, 10, Carlyle, 5, Shirley, 1 year and 8 months, and Della, 2 months.[21] Iver Christensen, 31, had moved into Flaxton, where he worked as a grain buyer for the elevator. With him were his wife, Myrtle, 31, and children, Gwendolyn, 8, Betty, 7, and Donna, 2 years and 11 months.[22] I have not identified daughter Gertrude in this census.

The "dirty thirties" were devastating for North Dakota, but the Christiansen family, for the most part, hung on. Andrea (Nelson) Christensen died in 1933. I have not been able to identify her widower Christen nor the three youngest daughters in this census. Philip Christensen had left the farm and moved into Flaxton, where he worked as manager of the farmers' bulk oil station. The family consisted of Philip, 47, Martha, 47, Gerald, 12, and Peggy, 4.[23] Margaret, 46, lived with her husband, Enoch Anderson, 45, who continued to farm in the township. Children at home were Sylvan, 18, Eunice, 15, Jeanette, 14, Curtis, 11, and Marcia, 6.[24] Enoch Christensen also continued to farm in the township. With him at home were his wife, Christina, 46, children Carlyle, 15, Shirley, 11, Della, 10, Ruth, 6, and married daughter Myrtle Paulson, 20, with her husband Merrill Paulson, 26.[25] Enoch's daughter Georgia, 21, had married Richard Iverson, 22, and they lived in Flaxton with their newborn son Gary. Richard Iverson, unemployed, got government work on the county highway.[26] Iver Christensen, 41, and family had moved to Williams County, North Dakota, by 1935, but in 1940 resided in the village of Borup, Winchester Township, Norman County, Minnesota. This is in the Red River Valley very close to North Dakota. Iver worked as a buyer for the local grain elevator. With him were his wife, Myrtle, 41, and children Gwen, 18, Betty, 17, Donna, 12, Claude, 8, and Carol, 5. [27]

Christen Christensen and his wife Andrea Nelson had the following children:

  1. KNUD PHILIP CHRISTENSEN b. at Spencer, Clay County, on 1 December 1892;[28] d. on February 1977;[29] m. at Flaxton on 11 November 1914 MARTHA ANDERSON, b. at Iowa on 1892.[30] Children of Philip and Martha:[31]
    1. Donald Christensen b. at North Dakota about February 1916.
    2. Gerald Christensen b. at North Dakota about December 1927.
    3. Peggy Christensen b. at North Dakota about 1935-6.
  2. MARGARETHA MARIE CHRISTENSEN b. at Clay County on 12 January 1894.
  3. NELS ENOCH CHRISTENSEN b. at Spencer on 24 December 1895;[32] m. about 1917-8 LAURA CHRISTINA ________, b. at Iowa about 1893.[33] Children of Enoch and Laura:[34]
    1. Georgia Laura Christensen b. at North Dakota about 1918; m. before 1939 Richard Iverson b. at Montana about 1917-8. Child of Georgia and Richard:
      1. Gary Iverson b. at North Dakota about 1939-40.[35]
    2. Myrtle Christensen b. at North Dakota about 1920
    3. Carlyle Christensen b. at North Dakota about 1924-5.
    4. Shirley Christensen b. at North Dakota about July 1928.
    5. Della Christensen b. at North Dakota about January 1930.
    6. Ruth Christensen b. at North Dakota about 1933-4.
  4. GEORGE T. CHRISTENSEN b. at Spencer on 22 April 1897; d. at France on 9 October 1918.[36]
  5. IVER ANDREW CHRISTENSEN b. at Lincoln Township on 19 February 1899;[37] d. on February 1966;[38] m. at Bowbells, Burke County, on 19 February 1921 MYRTLE A. BOESEN[39] b. at Minnesota on 1898, d. on 1999.[40] Children of Iver and Myrtle:
    1. Gwen Lorraine Christensen b. at Flaxton on 22 November 1921, d. at Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, on 19 June 2017; m. at Fargo on 1 March 1947 Ralph Myron Peterson[41] b. on 9 May 1922, d. on 4 August 2016.[42] Children of Gwen and Ralph:[43]
      1. Connie Peterson m. Ray Johnson.
      2. Carl Peterson m. Julie ________.
    2. Betty Lois Christensen b. at Flaxton on 11 December 1922, d. at West Fargo, Cass County, on 8 August 2013; m. at Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina, on 12 September 1942 Robert A. Koshnick[44] b. at Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon, on 6 December 1918, d. on 8 March 2008.[45] Children of Betty and Robert:[46]
      1. Robert Koshnick m. Loxley ________.
      2. Andrea Koshnick.
      3. William Koshnick m. Kate ________.
    3. Donna A. Christensen b. at North Dakota about April 1927.[47]
    4. Claude George Christensen b. at Flaxton on 20 April 1931, d. at Fargo on 5 July 2016; m. at Wichita Falls, Wichita County, Texas, on 20 November 1951 Marilyn Olsen[48] d. on 1995.[49] Children of Claude and Marilyn:[50]
      1. Pamela Christensen m. Pat Hancock.
      2. Curtis Christensen m. Kim ________.
    5. Carol Christensen b. at North Dakota about 1934-5;[51] m. ________ Stensgard.[52]
  6. JOHN A. CHRISTENSEN b. at North Dakota on 1901; d. on 1943;[53] m. before 1931 MADALYN ________, b. at North Dakota on 1903, d. on 1995.[54] Children of John and Madalyn:[55]
    1. David Christensen b. at North Dakota about 1931-2.
    2. Paul Christensen b. at North Dakota about 1933-4.
    3. Janet Christensen b. at Washington about 1937-8.
  7. ZIPPORAH C. CHRISTENSEN b. at North Dakota about 1904-5.[56]
  8. GERTRUDE J. CHRISTENSEN b. at North Dakota about 1906-7.[57]
  9. LYDIA I. CHRISTENSEN b. at North Dakota about August-September 1909.[58]

NOTES

1Twelth Census of the United States: 1900, population, Township 163, Ward County, North Dakota, enumeration district (ED) 267, p. 13, household 312, Christian Christiansen family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 9 March 2018); NARA microfilm group T623; Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. Letter from Jenette Anderson Sonnenberg, to Charles A. Maxfield, 29 June 1997; held by Charles A. Maxfield, Lansdale, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
2Letter, Jenette Anderson Sonnenberg to Charles A. Maxfield, 29 June 1997.
31900 Census, Township 163, Ward County, North Dakota, ED 267, p. 13, household 312, Christian Christiansen family.
4Ibid.
5Letter, Jenette Anderson Sonnenberg to Charles A. Maxfield, 29 June 1997.
6Thirteenth Census of the United States: 1910, population, Carter, Burke County, North Dakota, enumeration district (ED) 182, roll 1139, p. 7A, household 4, C. L. Christiansen family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 4 January 2015); NARA group T624, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
7Iowa State Census, 1895, Lincoln Township, Clay County, Iowa, p. 179, household 23, Christ Christensen family; digital images, Family Search (familysearch.org : accessed 13 December 2019).
81900 Census, Township 163, Ward County, North Dakota, ED 267, p. 13, household 312, Christian Christiansen family.
91910 Census, Carter, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 182, roll 1139, p. 7A, household 4, C. L. Christiansen family.
10"World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918," digital image, United States, Selective Service System, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 13 December 2019), Knud Philip Christensen; citing : National Archives and Records Administration. Washington, D.C., microfilm record group M1509: Imaged from Family History Library microfilm, A-33-1-7.
11"World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918," Nels Enoch Christensen.
12North Dakota Department of Vetrerans Affairs, "Heroes," database, (nd.gov/veterans: accessed 13 December 2019), Cpl. George Thomas Christensen.
13"World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918," Iver Andrew Christensen.
14Fourteenth Census of the United States: 1920, population, Richland, Burke County, North Dakota, enumeration district (ED) 33, roll 1331, p. 3A, household 56, Christen Christensen family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 4 January 2015); NARA microfilm record group T625, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
151920 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 33, roll 1331, p. 7B, household 10[A], Philip Christensen family.
161920 Census, Richland, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 33, roll 1331, p. 3A, household 50, Enoch Andrew Anderson family.
171920 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 33, roll 1331, p. 5A, household 78, Nels Christensen family.
18Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930, population, Richland, Burke County, North Dakota, enumeration district (ED) 29, roll 1732, p. 2B, household 33, Christ L. Christensen family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 23 December 2014); NARA microfilm record group T626; Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
191930 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 29, p. 2A, household 26, Philip Christensen family.
201930 Census, Richland, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 29, roll 1732, p. 2B, household 35, Enoch Anderson family.
211930 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 29, p. 3A, household 48, Enoch Christensen family.
221930 Census, Flaxton, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 12, p. 2B, household 47, Iver Christiansen family.
23Sixteenth Census of the United States: 1940, population, Flaxton, Burke County, North Dakota, enumeration district (ED) 7-12, roll 2994, p. 3A, household 55, Philip Christensen family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 13 December 2019); NARA microfilm group T627.
241940 Census, Richland, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 7-29, roll 2994, p. 2B, household 27, Enoch Anderson family.
251940 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 7-29, roll 2994, p. 2A, household 22, Enoch Christensen family.
261940 Census, Flaxton, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 7-12, roll 2994, p. 5A, household 97, Richard Iverson family.
271940 Census, Winchester, Norman County, Minnesota, ED 54-31, roll 1943, p. 1B, household 13, Iver Christensen family.
28"World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918," Knud Philip Christensen.
29Social Security Administration, "U.S. Social Security Death Index," database, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 13 December 2019), Philip Christensen, 502-01-7436.
30North Dakota, Marriage Records, 1872-2017, p. 260, Christensen-Andersen, 1914; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 13 December 2019); State Historical Society of North Dakota; Bismark, North Dakota.
31Information on children of Philip and Martha is from: 1920 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 33, roll 1331, p. 7B, household 10[A], Philip Christensen family. 1930 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 29, p. 2A, household 26, Philip Christensen family.
32"World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918," Nels Enoch Christensen.
331930 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 29, p. 3A, household 48, Enoch Christensen family.
34Information on the children of Enoch and Laura, unless otherwise indicated, is from: 1920 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 33, roll 1331, p. 5A, household 78, Nels Christensen family. 1930 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 29, p. 3A, household 48, Enoch Christensen family. 1940 Census, Richland Township, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 7-29, roll 2994, p. 2A, household 22, Enoch Christensen family.
351940 Census, Flaxton, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 7-12, roll 2994, p. 5A, household 97, Richard Iverson family.
36"Heroes," Cpl. George Thomas Christensen.
37Iowa County Distreict Courts, "Iowa, County Births, 1880-1935," database, Family Search (familysearch.org : accessed 13 December 2019), Iver Andrew Christinsen, Clay Co., 1899.
38"U.S. Social Security Death Index", Iver Christensen, 473-05-4299.
39North Dakota, Marriage Records, 1872-2017, p. 175, Christensen-Boeson, 1921.
40Sunset Memorial Gardens, Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 10 December 2019), Iver-Myrtle Christensen; Created by: Brent Bruderer.
41"Gwen Lorraine Peterson," obituary, found at Find a Grave, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota (findagrave.com : accessed 10 December 2019), Created by: Always & Forever.
42Sunset Memorial Gardens, Fargo, Ralph-Gwen Peterson Created by: Always & Forever, Photo added by Brent Bruderer.
43"Gwen Petersen."
44"Betty Lois Koshnick," obituary, found at Find a Grave, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, (findagrave.com : accessed 10 December 2019),Created by: Brent Bruderer.
45"Robert A. Koshnick," obituary, found at Find a Grave, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, (findagrave.com : accessed 10 December 2019),Created by: Brent Bruderer.
46"Betty Lois Koshnick"
471930 Census, Flaxton, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 12, p. 2B, household 47, Iver Christiansen family.
48"Claude George Christensen," obituary, found at Find a Grave, Riverside Cemetery, Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, (findagrave.com : accessed 10 December 2019), Claude G. Christensen; Created by: Karen Griswold Stroh.
49Ibid.
50Ibid.
511940 Census, Winchester, Norman County, Minnesota, ED 54-31, roll 1943, p. 1B, household 13, Iver Christensen family.
52"Gwen Petersen."
53Flaxton Cemetery, Flaxton, Burke County, North Dakota, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 10 December 2019), John A. Christensen; Created by: Herb Schwede.
54Flaxton Cemetery, Flaxton, Madalyne M. Christensen; Created by: Herb Schwede.
551940 Census, Richland, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 7-29, roll 2994, p. 2B, household 28, John Christensen family.
561910 Census, Carter, Burke County, North Dakota, ED 182, roll 1139, p. 7A, household 4, C. L. Christiansen family.
57Ibid.
58Ibid.

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