Donald Aishton

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Beskæftigelse: 1940, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; Jernbanefunktionær; Adresse:
  303 Ridgewood Avenue, Minneapolis,
• Beskæftigelse: 1943; Løjtnant

Notater:

Fødsel:
Sted: US Census 1930: Canada. US Census 1940: Wisconsin.

Beskæftigelse:

US Census 1940: 303 Ridgewood Avenue, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota
Aishton, Donald F, Lodger, 25, S, Wisconsin, (Bopæl 1935) Cleveland, Traffic Solicitation, Railroad co.

Beskæftigelse:
First Lt. Donald F. Aishton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Aishton, of Elk Mountain scenic highway. holds the Silver Star award and the Purple Heart medal. He was presented a Silver Star award tor gallantry In action in North Africa.

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Beskæftigelse: 1917, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Kontorist; Adresse:
  Milwaukee City, Milwaukee WI
• Beskæftigelse: 1920, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Grosserer; Adresse:
  Milwaukee City, Milwaukee WI
• Bopæl: 1930, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA; Adresse:
  Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH

Notater:

Fødsel:
Legacy NFS Source: Helena Boysen, birth: 29 November 1891; Manning, Carroll, Iowa, United States

Beskæftigelse:
Ved session 5 Jun 1917: Office work, Updike grain Co. i New Insurance building. Gift med to børn. Tidligere militærtjeneste: Sailor Culver Naval School.
Signalement; middel højde og bygning, brune øjne, mørkt hår.

Beskæftigelse:
US Census 1920, 3125 ?rand Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Aishton Fred, Head, 31, Iowa, (forældre England, New York), wholesale Merchant, Grain store
Aishton, Helena B, Wife, 28, Iowa, (forældre Denmark, Illimois)
Aishton, Fred B, Son, 6, Wyoming
Aishton, Jane M, Daughter, 5, Wyoming
Aishton, Betty, Daughter, 2 3/12, Wisconsin

Bopæl:
US Census 1930 13801 Shaker Boulevard, Cleveland, Cuyahoga
Aishton Fred, Head, (Ejendomsværdi) 165.00, 41 (age married) 23, Iowa, (forældre England, New York), Contractor up.. + rw Co,, Railway ...
Aishton, Helene, Wife, 36, Canada, (Forældre begge Canada), (Immigration) 1894, NA
Aishton, Fred Jr, Son, 16, Wyoming, (Forældre begge Iowa)
Aishton, Mary J, Daughter, 15, Wyoming, (Forældre begge Iowa)
Aishton, Elizabeth M, Daughter, 15, Wisconsin, (Forældre begge Iowa)
Aishton, Donald ab, Son, 15, Canada, (Forældre begge Canada)

Begravet:
Gravsten afbildet, familiemausoleum.
På samme gravsten: Florence A. Thayer 1903-1972

Fred blev gift med Helena Boysen den 28 sep. 1912 i Cook, Illinois, USA. Helena (datter af Asmus Boysen og Anna Luella Leet) blev født den 29 nov. 1891; døde den 30 okt. 1974 i San Diego, Californien, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Notater:

Fødsel:
Søn af Richard Henry Aishton (1860–1946) og Rosa Whitbeck Aishton (1860–1942).

Død:
MyHeritage-oplysning, Udokumenteret.

Notater:

Gift:

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Udvandring: 1886
• Beskæftigelse: 1891, Carroll, Iowa, USA; Ejendomsmægler
• Beskæftigelse: eft. 1890, Audobon, Iowa, USA; Landmand; Adresse:
  Gray, Lincoln Township
• Beskæftigelse: 1900, Audobon, Iowa, USA; Politiker
• Beskæftigelse: 1905, Audobon, Iowa, USA; Agent; Adresse:
  Gray, Lincoln Township
• Beskæftigelse: 1910, Freemont, Wyoming, USA; Kapitalist; Adresse:
  Second Street, Shoshoni
• Beskæftigelse: 1914, New York, New York, USA; Ejendomsmægler

Notater:

Levned:
"Asmus Boysen was not yet eighteen when he stepped off the ship in New York in the spring of 1886, hoping to make his fortune in the free environment of the United States. In a remarkably short time, he did just that, marrying a beautiful and wealthy woman, building a considerable estate, and making many friends, some of them influential in the political life of the country. But fickle Fate lured him to an Indian reservation in the middle of Wyoming, where he used his newly-acquired political influence to lease a huge tract of land to look for coal. The search for coal proved unrewarding, but Boysen parlayed the worthless lease into a square mile of mineral land athwart a rugged canyon, where he hoped to find precious metals. Alas, that hope was doomed, as well, and he then committed his fortune (and the money of others) to a dam and power plant, in the vain hope to recover it all and more from the sale of power to a new mining industry and the crowd of settlers expected on the reservation land. His quest for success was further hampered by the appearance of lawyer John T. Clarke, who successfully claimed and tenaciously clung to a share in Boysen's property, in a struggle before a number of courts-a struggle that exhausted both their fortunes. In the end, neither was a winner, as a railroad, the State of Wyoming and the river conspired to rob both of the hoped-for pot of gold. The dam Boysen built is gone, but an ironic vindication of Boysen's original dream, is the government's much larger Boysen dam, just upriver from Boysen's location, proving that it made sense to erect a dam and power plant there, if the builder was rich enough and powerful enough. (Bogomtale: Lawrence Woods: Asmus Boysen and His Dam Problems)

"Born in Skanderup, in Ribe County, Denmark in 1868, the entrepreneurial Boysen came to America around 1886. He met and married Illinois native Anna Leet in Chicago and settled near Gray, in Audubon County, Iowa, in the early 1890s. Over the next decade or so Asmus was involved in banking and other capitalist ventures in northwestern Iowa and also served as Representative in the Iowa General Assembly from 1900-1903". (Audubon County, Republican) (Iowa Legislature).

Boysen Dam and Boysen State Park in the Wind River country of central Wyoming are the legacy of Danish immigrant Asmus Boysen. Born in Skanderup, in Ribe County in 1868, the entrepreneurial Boysen came to America around 1886. He met and married Illinois native Anna Leet in Chicago and settled near Gray, in Audubon County, Iowa, in the early 1890s. Over the next decade or so Asmus was involved in banking and other capitalist ventures in northwestern Iowa and also served as Representative in the Iowa General Assembly from 1900-1903. By this time, however, Boysen’s eyes had already turned toward the west. While on a mining exploration trip to Wyoming at the turn of the century he envisioned a dam on the Wind River Canyon that might provide both power for local copper and gold mines and irrigation water for farming. In 1899 he secured a grazing lease on 78,000 acres from local Indian tribes, which he exchanged for clear title to 640 acres in 1905. Moving
his family to the nearby town of Shoshoni, he financed construction of a concrete dam at the mouth of the Canyon in 1908 at a cost of $2,000,000. The 710kw power plant operated until 1923, when a flood caused the lake behind the dam rise, inundating the tracks of the Burlington Northern Railroad. The railroad sued Boysen for damages. Boysen lost the lawsuit, and part of his dam was blasted away to prevent future flooding. It continued to generate power until the early 1930s; the remaining dam was dismantled in 1948. Parts of it can still be seen on the cliff wall adjacent to tunnels at the north end of the Lower Wind River Canyon. Although his dam and fortune were lost, Boysen’s vision endured. A new dam was built slightly upstream from his in 1952, and it and the adjacent recreational area were named for a Danish immigrant who dreamt big. (Museum of Danish America)

Udvandring:
Ifl.US Census 1910.
Inspireret af sin onkel Adolph Boysen til at emigrere. Ankom med 3-mastet dampskib Pieter Caland, i Steerage, registreret som kok.

Beskæftigelse:
Farmer, ifl. Stand Form for Members of the Legislature.
US Census 1900, Lincoln township, Audobon, Iowa:
Boysen, Asmus, July 1868, (age when married) 31, Denmark (Forældre begge Denmark), (Immagration), 1886, na
Boysen, Anna, Wife, March 1871, (age when married) 28 (Children born living), 9,4, Illinois (forældre Connecticut, England)
Boysen, Allan, Son, July 1890, Iowa, at school
Boysen, Helena, Daughter, Nov 1891, Iowa, at school
Boysen, Anna, Daughter, Mar 1893, Iowa, at school
Boysen, Rosa, Daughter, Feb 1900, Iowa
Boysen, Delia Jepp, Servant Aug 1871, Iowa (begge forældre Germany)
og yderligere en servant

Beskæftigelse:
Boede i Illinois 1890, flyttet til Manning, Carroll county Iowa 1891 og allerede da involveret i salg af land. 1892 flyttet til Audubon, Iowa og var agent for salg af Burlington railroad land i Nebraska, ejendomsmæglerkontor 1893-1895 i Omaha. 1897 flyttet til Gay, Iowa (Woods s. 6 f.)


Beskæftigelse:
Representative in the Iowa General Assembly from 1900-1903, Republcan.

Beskæftigelse:
Iowa State Census 1905: Land agent and Politics. 19 år i USA 15 år i Iowa. Værdi af ejendom $200.000

Beskæftigelse:
US Census 1910, Second street, Shoshoni town, Freemont, Wyoming:
Boysen, Asmus, Head, 41, (Years married) 20, Denmark (Forældre begge Denmark), (Immagration) 1886, NA, Capitalist
Boysen, Anna L, Wife, 38, (Years married) 20 (Children born living), 4,4, Illinois (forældre Connecticut, England)
Boysen, Allan, Son, 19
Boysen, Helena, Daughter, 18
Boysen, Maria, Daughter, 16
Boysen, Darlina, Daughter, 10


Beskæftigelse:
Ved vielsen 1914 til Kathryne: Boysen Asmus, Real Estate Broker, New York City.
(Trods forskel i navn og i ægtefællens alder må følgende være Asmus Boysen):
US Census 1920: 1355 47th Place, Chicago:
Boysen, Albert, lodger, 51, M (Immigration) 1886 NA 1891, Denmark (begge forælde Denmark), Salesman, Real Es.
Boysen, Catherine, lodger, 29, M, Texas (Forældre Ohio, Missisippi)
Boysen, Raymond, 13, S, Texas (Forældre Denmark, Ohio)

Død:
Title: Legacy NFS Source: Asmus Boysen
Published information: death: November 1939; Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States

Begravet:
Afbildet. I West Mausoleum sammen med ægtefællen. Find A Grave læser fødeåret 1888, men givet ægtefællens data må dette være Asmus Boysens grav.

Asmus blev gift med Anna Luella Leet den 20 dec. 1889 i Cook, Illinois, USA. Anna blev født den 21 mar. 1871; døde den 10 nov. 1910; blev begravet i 1910 i Kane, Illinois, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Notater:

Fødsel:
Datter af William A Leet (1827–1896) og Helen Spear (1838–1912).

Levned:
According to a Chicago Tribune article 12 Nov 1908, her husband had left her, and their 3 children, Allan, 10, Helena, 7, and Anna, 5, were said to be in schools in Denver. An article on the 13th gives 4 children, Allen, 18, on a ranch in Wyoming, and Helena, 16, Marie, 13, and Darline, 9, at a private school in Denver. By 1910 the family seems to be living together again, recorded both in Wyoming and in Chicago.
(Find a Grave).

Begravet:
Gravsten afbildet. Portrætfoto (fra avis?) gengivet.

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Beskæftigelse: 1863, Skanderup, Anst, Ribe; Møller; Adresse:
  Drabæks mølle
• Beskæftigelse: 1890, Sankt Matthæus, Sokkelund, København; Grosserer; Adresse:
  Valdemarsgade 22, 1. sal
• Beskæftigelse: 1894, Sankt Matthæus, Sokkelund, København; Kommissionær; Adresse:
  Kvægtorvsgade 1

Notater:

Beskæftigelse:
Ved vielsen og ved datteren Annas dåb 1864. Ejer af Drabæks Mølle.
FT 1880 Drabæks Mølle, Lunderskov, Skanderup sogn: Hans Jes Boysen, 41, Husfader. Med ægtefælle Maren Mathilde Wilfang (35, Husmoder), børnene Maren Rebekka Boysen (14), Helene Boysen (13), Asmus Boysen (11), Jakobi Frederik Wilfang Boysen (10), Maria Augusta Boysen (8), Nana Boysen (5), Hans Jes Boysen (3), Nis Peter Boysen (2), samt en lærerinde, en husjomfru, seks tjenestefolk, en mølleforpagter Christen Sørensen med ægtefælle, to børn og en tjenestepige, tre møllersvende, en møllekusk, samt Marie Boysen født Wilfang (27, Hendes mand skibskaptain).
Ved datteren Helenes konfirmation 1881, Sankt Nikolaj, Vejle: Forhenværende mølleejer.

Beskæftigelse:
FT 1890 Valdemarsgade 22, 1. sal: Hans Jes Boysen, 52, Tørning Mølle, Husfader, (Eksportør - udstreget) Gross. Med ægtefælle Maren Mathilde Boysen,f. Wildfang (44, Aabenraa, Husmoder), børnene Anna Christine Boysen (25, U, Skanderup, Sygeplejerske i Røde Kors), Maren Rebekka Boysen, 24, U, Skanderup), Marie Augusta Boysen, 18, U, Skanderup, Bogholderske), Nanna Boysen (15, Skanderup), Hans Jes Boysen (14, Skanderup), Nis Peter Boysen (12, Skanderup), Samt en logerende stud.art. Carl Christian Eriksen (19, U, Aarhus).

Beskæftigelse:
1894 ved ægtefællens død: Kommissionær, Halmtorvsgade 1.
Ved død: Eksportør, Halmtorvet 7

Død:
Enkemand, Eksportør.
Morbus cordis.
Bopæl: Halmtorvet 7

Begravet:
Fra Nordre Kapel. Udgifter til begravelsen kr. 37.50.

Hans blev gift med Maren Mathilde Wildfang den 22 maj 1863 i Aabenraa, Rise, Aabenraa. Maren blev født den 19 jul. 1845 i Aabenraa, Rise, Aabenraa; blev døbt den 31 jul. 1845 i Aabenraa, Rise, Aabenraa; døde den 3 aug. 1894 i Sankt Matthæus, Sokkelund, København; blev begravet den 7 aug. 1894 i København, Vestre Kirkegård. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Notater:

Yderligere barn: Christiane Boysen (19 Jul 1873, Skanderup - 6 Mayj 1874, Skanderup).

Fødsel:
Datter af Jacobi Frederik Smidt Wildfang og Maren Rebekka Bruhn.
Søster til Marie Auguste Wildfang, som var gift med Hans Jes Boysens broder, Fritz Ferdinand Wildfang (Se disse)