Eugen Leopold Claudi Magnussen

1849 - 1919  (69 years)  Submit Photo / Document    Has 2 ancestors and 6 descendants in this family tree.

• Name	Eugen Leopold Claudi Magnussen
  Birth	29 Sep 1849	Ålborg, Vor Frue, Ålborg, Kongeriget Danmark
  Christening	2 Jun 1850	Ålborg, Vor Frue, Ålborg, Kongeriget Danmark
  Gender	Male
  Initiatory (LDS)	COMPLETED	PROVO
  FamilySearch ID	MNNF-6KQ
  Death	8 Jul 1919	Sulina, Tulcea, România
  Burial	Sulina, Tulcea, România
  Person ID	I35659	mytree
  Last Modified	25 Feb 2024

  
  

  Father	Julius Carl Leopold Magnussen,   b. Abt 1822, Ålborg, Vor Frue, Ålborg, Kongeriget Danmark
  Mother	Johanne Claudi,   b. Abt 1826, Ålborg, Vor Frue, Ålborg, Kongeriget Danmark
  Marriage	21 May 1847	Ålborg, Vor Frue, Ålborg, Kongeriget Danmark
  Family ID	F15140	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Emma Caroline Steenberg,   b. 4 Jan 1863, Viby-Jylland, Århus, Kongeriget Danmark d. 6 Nov 1949, Espergærde, Egebæksvang, Frederiksborg, Kongeriget Danmark (Age 86 years)
  Marriage	4 Mar 1884	Assens, Syddanmark, Kongeriget Danmark
  Children	1. Betty Magnussen,   b. 17 May 1885, Sulina, Tulcea, România d. 4 Jul 1908 (Age 23 years)   2. Daughter Magnussen,   b. Abt 1887, Tulcea, Sulina, Rumania d. 1890 (Age 3 years)   3. Knud Magnussen,   b. 24 May 1891, Sulina, Tulcea, România + 4. Povl Magnussen,   b. 6 Oct 1901, Sulina, Tulcea, România d. Sep 1979, København, Hovedstaden, Kongeriget Danmark (Age 77 years)
  Family ID	F15139	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	3 Sep 2024

  
  

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  Birth - 29 Sep 1849 - Ålborg, Vor Frue, Ålborg, Kongeriget Danmark Christening - 2 Jun 1850 - Ålborg, Vor Frue, Ålborg, Kongeriget Danmark Initiatory (LDS) - COMPLETED - PROVO Marriage - 4 Mar 1884 - Assens, Syddanmark, Kongeriget Danmark Death - 8 Jul 1919 - Sulina, Tulcea, România Burial - - Sulina, Tulcea, România  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Notes

  Eugène Leopold Claudi Magnussen, 29.9.1849-8.7.1919, engineer. Born in Å l borg, died on board a ship on the Danube near Sulina, buried in Sulin a . M spent his childhood in Jelling and in Husum and completed his schoo li ng in Copenhagen, to which the family moved after being displaced by t h e German occupation of Jutland. In 1868 he became a student at the Metr op olitan School, in 1875 a cand.polyt. in engineering. That same summer , h e received an offer from the Holstein-born chief engineer Kühl at th e Eur opean Danube Commission, who knew Ms family, for employment as a su b-engi neer at the commission and accepted this. The Commission set up a t the Pe ace of Paris in 1856 was responsible for ensuring that the Danub e was nav igable from the mouth up to Isaktcha and to have the necessar y work carri ed out. M.'s work became a special preparatory work for secu ring the entr ance from the Black Sea, here, near the mouth of the Danube , were large , ever-increasing sandbars, and he carried out his work wit h skill and pu nctuality. M. spoke the world languages ​​and also mastere d several south ern European languages. In 1908, M. became chief enginee r with the specia l task of securing and maintaining the regulation tha t made it possible f or large steamers to go up to Braila. It hit him har d when World War II c aused the Dardanelles to close and shipping ceased , however, M. remaine d in his post until the Russians after the revoluti on occupied the city f ounded by the commission Sulina. In 1917 he travel ed to Denmark, but in 1 918, the year before his death, received a reques t from the commission t o return to Sulina. - A brother spoke the world l anguages ​​and also mast ered several southern European languages. In 190 8, M. became chief engine er with the special task of securing and mainta ining the regulation tha t made it possible for large steamers to go up t o Braila. It hit him har d when World War II caused the Dardanelles to cl ose and shipping ceased , however, M. remained in his post until the Russ ians after the revolutio n occupied the city founded by the commission Su lina. In 1917 he travele d to Denmark, but in 1918, the year before his d eath, received a reques t from the commission to return to Sulina. - A br other spoke the world la nguages ​​and also mastered several southern Eur opean languages. In 1908 , M. became chief engineer with the special tas k of securing and maintain ing the regulation that made it possible for l arge steamers to go up to B raila. It hit him hard when World War II caus ed the Dardanelles to clos e and shipping ceased, however, M. remained i n his post until the Russian s after the revolution occupied the city fou nded by the commission Sulina . In 1917 he traveled to Denmark, but in 19 18, the year before his death , received a request from the commission t o return to Sulina. - A brothe r remained in his post, however, until th e Russians after the revolutio n occupied the city founded by the Commiss ion Sulina. In 1917 he travele d to Denmark, but in 1918, the year befor e his death, received a reques t from the commission to return to Sulina . - A brother remained in his po st, however, until the Russians after th e revolution occupied the city fo unded by the Commission Sulina. In 191 7 he traveled to Denmark, but in 19 18, the year before his death, receiv ed a request from the commission t o return to Sulina. - A brotherJohanne s Julius Claudi Magnussen, born 11. 6.1848, died 23.5.1906, became studen t 1869, cand.phil. 1875, and mag.art . in English 1889. After working fo r Store Nordiske in China 1870-75, h e was a language teacher, high schoo l principal and music critic. He publ ished English textbooks and transla ted from English and German, among oth ers. Dickens and Schiller. M. wa s the father of Julius M. Family Parents: teacher in Ålborg, later second teacher in Husum, after 1864 he a d teacher at Schneekloth's school in Copenhagen, last class lottery col le ctor sst., Julius Carl Leopold M. (1823-1902) and Johanne Cecilie Clau d i (1822-1907). Married 4.3.1884 in Assens to Emma Caroline Steenberg, b or n 4.1.1863 in Viby near Århus, died 11.6.1949 in Espergærde, Egebæksva n g sg., D. By first lieutenant of the infantry reserve, later organis t i n Assens Vilhelm Albinus S. (1818- 78) and Frederikke Louise Charlott e Fr iis (1827-1914).