Person report

Details

Name	Gunnar Borch
Age	63
Born	24 Aug 1874, Vester Hornum
Died	03 May 1938, Sdr. Vejerslev
Parents	Christen Frausing Borch Anna Christine Møller-Holst

Relatives

Name	Relationship to current person	Age	Birth date	Birth place	Death date	Death place	First marriage date	First marriage place
Christen Frausing Borch	father	76	08 Feb 1836	Bredholt	23 Mar 1912	Odder	22 Oct 1864	Roskilde
Anna Christine Møller-Holst	mother	70	08 Sep 1835		12 Aug 1906	Randlev	22 Oct 1864	Roskilde
Henrik Johannes Borch	brother	88	07 Mar 1866	Øster Velling	04 Jan 1955	København
Ulrikke Sophie Borch	sister	89	10 Aug 1868		27 Oct 1957
Johan Frederik Borch	brother	81	16 Jul 1870		15 Sep 1951	Randlev kirkegård
Axel Borch	brother	85	13 Apr 1872	Vester Hornum	28 May 1957	Sønderborg	27 Apr 1900
Ellen Katharina Jacobine Voigt	wife	43	23 Mar 1875	Bjergager	05 Jan 1919	Rørby	27 May 1902
Signe Borch	wife	86	08 Dec 1883	Adslev Præstegård, Hjelmslev, Skanderborg	29 Oct 1970		14 Jun 1922	Adslev Præstegård, Hjelmslev, Skanderborg
Ellen Agnete Borch	daughter	65	07 Mar 1903		1969
Hjalmar Borch	son	83	31 Jul 1904	Græstrup	08 Jun 1988	Hillerød
Anne Katrine Borch	daughter		11 Oct 1906
Aage Borch	son		30 Apr 1909
Inger Borch	daughter		23 Oct 1911
Poul Voigt Borch	son		01 Oct 1913
Gerda Borch	daughter	1	1915		1916
Karen Faurschou Borch	daughter		17 May 1923
Frederik Sofus Faurschou Borch	son	100	05 Nov 1924

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World history

★23 Apr 1891
Chilean Civil War: The armored frigate Blanco Encalada was sunk at the Battle of Caldera Bay, the first ironclad warship lost to a self-propelled torpedo.

★14 Jul 1902
The mediaeval St Mark's Campanile in Venice collapsed, also demolishing the Loggetta del Sansovino.

★19 Feb 1910
Old Trafford, a football stadium in Greater Manchester, England, hosted its first match between Manchester United and Liverpool.

★26 Nov 1917
Unable to resolve disputes with Eddie Livingstone, owner of the Toronto Blueshirts, the other ice hockey clubs of Canada's National Hockey Association officially agreed to break away and form the National Hockey League.

★27 Jul 1919
Red Summer: Race riots erupted in Chicago after a racial incident occurred on a South Side beach, leading to 38 fatalities and 537 injuries over a five-day period.

★12 Jan 1921
Seeking to restore confidence after the Black Sox Scandal, owners of Major League Baseball teams elected former United States district court judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis as baseball's first commissioner.

★18 May 1926
Pentecostal evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson was reportedly kidnapped near Venice Beach in Los Angeles before reappearing five weeks later in Mexico.

★10 Jan 1929
The Adventures of Tintin, a series of popular comic books created by Belgian artist Hergé, first appeared in a children's supplement to the Belgian newspaper Le Vingtième Siècle.

★15 Sep 1935
Nazi Germany enacted the Nuremberg Laws, which deprived German Jews of citizenship, and adopted a new national flag emblazoned with a swastika.

★07 Jul 1937
The Peel Commission published a report stating the British Mandate for Palestine had become unworkable and recommended the partition of Mandatory Palestine into two states.

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