Hans Peter Rasmussen (1821)

Born 1821 in Næstved, Sankt Mortens, Tybjerg, Præstø, Denmark

Descendants

Problems/Questions Profile manager: J Anderson [send private message]

Biography

Hans was born in 1821.

Sources

• https://www.danishfamilysearch.com/cid7431149

Census Year 1850 Name H.P. Rasmussen Gender Male Age 29 County Præstø Hundred Tybjerg Parish Næsby Placename Næsby

Born date 1821 Born Place København

House Role Marital Status Married

Family No 89 Matr No "Næsbyholm" Record No 540 Source reference 129

540 H.P. Rasmussen Male 29 1821 Married Godsforvalter

(Godsforvalter translates to Estate Manager in English)

Præstø County From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Præstø County (Danish: Præstø Amt) is a former province in Denmark, located on the southern part of Zealand.

It was established in 1750 as a merger between Tryggevælde County and Vordingborg County. Møn County was added in 1803.

It was abolished in 1970, merging with Maribo County to form Storstrøm County.

Præstø County featured the market towns (købstæder) of Præstø, Næstved, Stege, Store Heddinge and Vordingborg.

NÆSBYHOLM CASTLE -part of Danish history since the 1585...

Næsbyholm Castle dates back to the year 1585 and was build by Steen Brahe and Birgitte Rosenkrantz. But they only stayed there for a few years, since Birgitte Rosenkrantz died very young, and Steen Brahe chose to leave the Renaissance castle.

In 1709 the Castle was purchased by King Frederik 4. The King joined Næsbyholm Castle & Bavelse Mansion.

The King's mistress Charlotte Helene Von Schindel moved into the Castle, but after some years she fell in love with a local worker, as the King find out, He banished them both, to live the rest of her life in Germany, and was told never to set foot in Denmark again.

It is said, however, that she returned to the castle after her death, and can sometimes be seen at night in search of her King...

The Castle was partly burned down in 1932 and 1947 and both times rebuilt in the original style.

Næsbyholm Castle is now owned and managed by Morten Lund and Christel Winther.

The Castle hosts Weddings, events, birthdays, conferences and so much more

Carl Jorgen Aldo Guntelberg RASMUSSEN Posted by: Mac (IP Logged) Date: April 21, 2006 10:53AM

Hi,

How do I know if I have found the right one? My greatgrandfather was - story goes, a ships captain born in Denmark who spoke at least 6 languages. He had at least one brother and one sister.

Fact is:Married Wilhemina Rebecca Anderson on 13 Nov 1894 in Whangarei NZ. He was a widower whose previous wife died 15 Sept 1893

On his marriage certificate it states Father: Hans P. Rasmussen Mother: (looks like Malolina or Maldina ) ???????? Rasmussen nee Guntelberj

He was 48 years when his middle son Francis Cecil Rasmussen was born in 24 Aug 1897 He was a hotelkeeper at Hikurangi New Zealand.

His sons were: Carl Frederik Francis Cecil - I think he was named after his mother's brother and Robert Aldo

Can the below be him?

I have found a Christening record for Carl Jorgen Aldo Guntelberg RASMUSSEN B 9 Nov 1848 Praesto, Praesto, Denmark Christened 9 April 1849 Praesto, Praeto Father Hans Peter Rasmussen Mother Alida Malvina Marie Guntelberg

Source info C223722 Dates 1828 - 1859 Film or Fiche 50714 Collection Details Praesto, Den Danske Folkekirke

Also a reference from Latter Day Saints which has a Carl Jorgen Aldo Gyntelberg Rasmussen B 8 Nov 1848 Naestved Praesto D Auckland NZ

Parents Hans Peter Rasmussen b 16 Jan 1822 of Naestved, m 2 Nov 1846 Of Naestved Praesto Mother Adelaide Malvina Maria de Guntelberg b 30 May 1821 Of Maribo, Denmark

Children of the marriage: Louise Birgette, Carl Jorgen Aldo Gyntelberg, Johannes Sofus, Christian Augusta, Vilhelm Peter, Minona, Valdemar Gyntelberg, Axel Gyntelberg.

No source references given.

How do I trace my greatgrandfather as, at this stage I don't know where he was born or what his siblings names were. Is there perhaps a register which would give Ship's Captains & crews names or similar?

Sorry this post is so long. I thought it best to give all the information in one go, so that you know all the information I have.

Thank you for any help you may be able to give me. Jane Macdonald