In 1889 Ane Madsen was working as a cook and seamstress in a boardinghouse for railroad workers in the Wyoming Territory. It was there that she met Jens "James" Christian Sorensen. On August 31, 1889 they were married in Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.
After homesteading in Wyoming, they moved to western Nebraska where they lived in a dugout/sod house. Subsequently they moved to the Loup City, NE area and finally settled for several decades in the area around Boelus and Dannebrog, NE. Jens & Ane had 13 children, 10 of whom lived to adulthood.
In 1889 Ane Madsen was working as a cook and seamstress in a boardinghouse for railroad workers in the Wyoming Territory. It was there that she met Jens "James" Christian Sorensen. On August 31, 1889 they were married in Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.
After homesteading in Wyoming, they moved to western Nebraska where they lived in a dugout/sod house. Subsequently they moved to the Loup City, NE area and finally settled for several decades in the area around Boelus and Dannebrog, NE. Jens & Ane had 13 children, 10 of whom lived to adulthood.
Family Members
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Christian Abraham Sorensen
1890–1959
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David Chester Sorensen
1891–1975
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John Wesley Sorensen
1893–1959
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William McKinley Sorensen
1897–1982
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Marie Anna Sorensen Larson
1900–1968
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James Monroe Sorensen
1901–1991
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George Washington Sorensen
1902–1977
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Esther Lillian Sorensen
1906–1988
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Dr Clarence Woodrow Sorensen
1907–1982
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Grace Viola Sorensen Osborne
1910–2000
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