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Member Since: November 2007 Posts: 22 Send Message	Geoff	Report	17 Jan 2009 04:06
Member Since: November 2007 Posts: 22 Send Message	Margrethe was most likely born around 1745 in Denmark, Norway or northern German states. Possibly von Bernstorff, married Jens Thomsen and had a son Thomas Jensen Thomsen (born 1767, died 1815) who married Mette C E Orloff (Orluf). Their son was Hans Orloff (Orluf) Thomsen (born 1794, died 1866) in Denmark. The nest generation is Willliam Bernstorff Thomsen (b1822, died 1863). Any information on this line gratefully received.

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