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Jensen Brothers WWI Submarine Salvage Adventure
The small brass and copper flag pole with a tiny United States flag sat on the top of a table. When you looked at it closely you could see that the base was an assortment of machine parts and the … Continue reading →
Our Great Grandparents
On March 16, 2011 Diana sent the following email and the above photos of the Cousins Great Grandparents:Attached are pictures of our great grandfather and grandmother. Jens P. Kristensen and Sofia Kristensen. They are Hans Peter Jensen’s parents. His father was Jens, … Continue reading →
Dad (Pete)/Uncle Chris, by Aksel Jensen and Erna Jensen
Erna: I grew up in an idyllic world, like having two sets of parent’s as did Aksel. Used to tease my parents about that their cherub, Aksel, had arrived for a visit. As a two years old, sitting on Uncle … Continue reading →
Axel recalls his 1920 journey to the U.S.
Attached is an email that Diana sent to the cousins on January 8, 2004 recapping Axel’s recollections of his immigration to America in May, 1920. Email from Diana RE Axel’s Immigration in 1920
Letters from Uncle K.P. Olsen to Ville Jensen 1936 & 1938
K. P. Olsen was Johanna’s brother. When K. P. was discussed in the family it always seemed to me that there was a tangible deference to his opinions and perceived wisdom. Apparently, he was smart, resourceful and ambitious. At some point K.P. came to the U.S. … Continue reading →
Don’s memories of blowing up stumps at Axel’s
It was Don’s email back to Lucy in response to one of her “Happy Birthday Cousin” emails that inspired Daina to suggest that we share our memories. Here is Don’s email. Three memories I have from Axel & Else’s house … Continue reading →
lemvigcousins Blog Inspiration and Objective
Hi Cousins, In October 2010, in response to one of Don’s emails about his childhood memories of John, Axel and Grayson blowing up stumps behind their home on Highway 99, Diana was inspired, and wrote the following in an email … Continue reading →