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Surnames : Larsen : Peder Aksel Ingerslev Larsen
Peder Aksel Ingerslev Larsen (M) Go to Pedigree Submit note on individual
Fødsel: 6 Mar 1895  Mollerup [Source]
Død: 21 Mar 1969  Washington D.C. 
Far: Anders Larsen
Mor: Doris Ingerslev
Begravelse:   Arlington National Cemetary, Virginia 
Dåb: 15 May 1895  Mollerup [Source]
Konfirmation: 18 Apr 1909  Ø. Jølby [Source]
Noter: Peder Axel drog til USA omkring 1912, og var amerikansk soldat i 1. verdenskrig. Blev alvorligt såret i Frankrig, men valgte at fortsœtte i hœren. Deltog også i 2. verdenskrig i Europa. Besøgte Nils og Karen Thybo i Erslev omkring 1945-46 som soldat.
Optrœder ikke i [SB#1], trykt 1893
[Kirkebogsnotat]
Mollerup by, Mollerup Sogn, Morsø Sønder Herred
Peder Aksel Ingerslev Larsen
Husejer og murer Anders Larsen Breum og hustru Doris Ingerslev 40 år
af Mollerup. Parret viet i Alsted Kirke d 29 April 1875.
Dåbsdagen 15 maj.
Hjemmedøbt af sogneprœsten, Fremstillet d. 25. december 1895
Faddere:
1. Pige Krestine Larsen af Dalgaard i Frøslev
2. Ungkarl Anton Nielsen
3. Ungkarl Thomas Larsen
4. Ungkarl Jens Jensen, alle af Dalgaard i Frøslev.
[Axel Eliasen]
In Duluth, my Uncle Peder Aksel Ingerslev Larsen was sometimes ´familiarly´ referred to as (in my phonetic Danish) "Ah Payh", by my dad, Geoge Herman, and my Uncle Emil (Johansen). (Considering all the talk in our families in Duluth -- mostly by my mother and by Moste Agnes -- about the Ingerslevs, it is amazing that i don´t recall hearing that Uncle Aksel had a ´middle name´ of Ingerslev!)
[Axel Eliasen]
"He worked at Clyde Ironwork in Duluth after ww2"
"He was in the service during the war, but not Korea"
[Robert Kroeck]
I also met Peder Aksel Larsen at home in D.C. several times when he made impromptu visits from the District of Columbia Old Soldiers Home where he spent his last years. Great Uncle Aksel was a veteran of World War I and II.