Christensen family

Gotthilf W.B. Christensen letters : ALS with typed translations, 1850-1868 by Gotthilf W. B Christiansen ( Book )
in Danish and held by 1 library worldwide
Ten letters from Christensen, who adopted the English name Samuel Norris. The first nine letters (1850-1855) are in Danish, with typed English translations; they are written from Christensen's farm, Norris Rancho, in Sacramento City, Calif., to his brothers Hans and Christen (with one letter to his nephew, Marcus) in Denmark. The letters discuss family news and health, the quality of life in Calif., and deliberations as to how to send money to Denmark. The tenth letter, dated July 25, 1868 and written from the Hotel Royal, is addressed to Madame M.N. Gotthilf, wife of Marcus. The letter is written in English, and thanks her for her hospitality during a visit he made while Marcus was away. Much of the letter is concerned with Christensen's failing health.

Christensen family papers, ca. 1900-1950 by Christensen family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
The Christensen Family Papers consist primarily of K. F. Christensen's photographs of mining and other activities on the Seward Peninsula in the 1900s-1940s and Thomas J. Christensen's photographs of facilities, activities, and personnel at the Nome Air Base during World War II.

Photograph album, 1928 by S.C.) Christensen Realty Company (Beaufort ( Book )
1 edition published in 1928 in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Volume of photographs and text created for marketing of properties offered for sale in lowcountry South Carolina (Beaufort, Charleston, Colleton, and Jasper Counties), by this realty company based in Beaufort, S.C.