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Jacob Bertelsen Krøll ³

   Cause of his death was Heart disease.⁶

   Another name for Jacob was Jacob Berthelsen Krøll.

  General Notes:

Translated from Danish by Google
About Jacob Berthelsen Krøll
FT 1850
4 years, Hestedamsgade, No 78, Horsens
FT1860
14 years, f. Horsens

10 Nov 1874 Citizen Letter Copenhagen

May 5, 1876 (29 1/2) Wedding
Scarecrows of St. Pederstræde No. 35.
*** Church Book for Frederiksberg Sogn, Kontraministerialbog, ops. 36-120
https://www.sa.dk/ao-soegesider/da/billedviser?bsid=149664#149664,24763125

1880 (34) Gammelholm, Copenhagen, Copenhagen
Magdalene Nielsen (55) married living with them
Anna Sophie, Christian Lauritz lives at home.

1882 July 3rd. The son Bertel died 3/4 years old. Stayed then in Peder Skrams Street 7, Copenhagen.

FT1885
38 years married, smoker 'Rosenberg neighborhood, Copenhagen Kjøbmager Neighborhood.

FT1890
43 years, Brønshøj, Sokkelund, Copenhagen, victules dealer
Smoke man, one.
1) (cf. -kone, Smoking 1.1 and Smokemand; especially daily or dial.) Man who performs smoking (of food); ...
1894
Death or murmur cordis, heart disease
http://www.kbharkiv.dk/kildeviser/#!?collection=5&item=111819

Advertising for Jacob B. Krøll:
Curly Pomeranian Gaasebryster,
Danish Lammelaar,
Enjoy Rensdyrkjød,
halibut,
Hamb. buckling,
Salmon in all grades
As well as salted and smoked oxenunger, all in extra fine products, for negotiation and consumption,
10, Klareboderne 10. Jacob B. Krøll '
In addition to the Berlingian Political and Avertissements Journal
Friday Evening, December 21, 1894.

Jacob Berthelsen Krøll, grandson of THE Jacob Berthelsen Krøll (and Albert Krøll's cousin), died October 5, 1894, age 47. He was a retailer of smoked goods. To give you some idea of he sold, here is an ad from the Supplement to the Berlingian Political and Avertissements Journal, Friday evening, Dec. 21 1894:
Freshly smoked goods: Pommerian goose breast, leg of mutton, new raindeer meat, halibut, buckling from Hamburg, salmon of every quality, as well as salted and smoked oxtongue, All extra fine goods, available for dealership and consumers, 10, Klareboderne 10. Jacob B. Krøll. ' ⁷

  Some of his life's milestones were:

He received his Citizenship citizenship on Nov 10, 1874 in København, Denmark. ²

Marriage Licence: Apr 4, 1876, København, Denmark.

He was working as Shopkeeper in København, Denmark on Apr 4, 1876 ²

Jacob was living at Holberggade, Gammelholm Kvater 408 Copenhagen, København, Denmark in 1880 ⁸

He was working as Hørkræmmer [Seller of Linen (cloth)] in Copenhagen, København, Denmark in 1880 ⁹ This is a surprise to the family in Australia as they always thought he owned a fishing fleet and processing factory.

He was working as "Smoker" in Copenhagen, København, Denmark in 1894
An advertisement for "smoker" Jacob B. Krøll's shop, taken from the Supplement to Berlingske politiske og Avertissements-Tidende, Friday evening, Dec. 21 1894:
"Freshly smoked [goods]: Pommerian goose breast, leg of mutton, new raindeer meat, halibut, buckling from Hamburg, salmon of every quality, as well as salted and smoked oxtongue, All extra fine goods, available for dealership and consumers, 10, Klareboderne 10. Jacob B. Krøll."

In Danish
"Nyrøgede [varer]: pommerske Gaasebryster, Danske Lammelaar, Nyt Rensdyrkjød, Hellefisk, Hamb[urgsk] Bückling, Lax i alle Qvaliteter samt saltede og røgede Oxetunger, Alt i extra fine Varer, faaes til Forhandling og Forbrug,
10, Klareboderne 10. Jacob B. Krøll"

Jacob married Christine Nielsen, daughter of Christian Andersen and Magdalene Nielsen, on May 5, 1876 in Frederiksberg, København, Denmark.^{1 2} (Christine Nielsen was born on May 23, 1857 in Copenhagen, København, Denmark ^{2 10 11}, baptised on Jul 5, 1857 in Copenhagen, København, Denmark,¹¹ died on Feb 27, 1915 in Copenhagen, København, Denmark ^{10 12} and was buried on Mar 4, 1915 in Copenhagen, København, Denmark ^{10 12}.). The cause of her death was Chronic underlivsbetendelse (inflammation of the uterus).⁶

  Special events in their marriage were:

Marriage Licence: Apr 4, 1876, København, Denmark.