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Title: Jakob Sivebæk Gejlsbjerg, born 1911 December 28, in Copenhagen; died 1988 November 12. 1936: ca
Jakob Sivebæk Gejlsbjerg, f. 28. 12. 1911 i København. Død 12. 11. 1988 Cand. teol 1936. Studieophold på C.I.M. London 1938 Udsendt til Kina 1938 – 1946. 1938 - 1939: Sprogskole i Peking. 1939 - 1940: Sprogundervisning i Dandong. 1940 – 1945: Fengcheng, missionær. 1945 – 1946: Dandong: Prædikearbejde på hospitalet. Gift 1937 med Else Gejlsbjerg, f. Neel Chrillesen 12. 07. 1913 i København. Børn: Jens, f. 1939, Hans f. 1941, Axel, f. 1944 1946: Hjem efter 2. verdenskrig. Fra 1948 kaldskapellan i Højdevangskirken og fra 1950 sognepræst i Hanning. Else Gejlsbjerg, f. Neel Chrillesen 12. 07. 1913 i København. Død 11.11.1998. Studieophold på C.I.M. London 1938. Udsendt til Kina 1938-1946. Sprogskole Peking og Dandong 1939 – 1940. 1940-1946 Fengcheng, Dandong. Gift med Jakob Sivebæk Gejlsbjerg, f. 28. 12. 1911 i København. Børn: Jens, f. 1939, Hans f. 1941, Axel, f. 1944. Hjem 1946
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Contributing Institution: University of Southern California Digital Library
Collection: International Mission Photography Archive, ca.1860-ca.1960
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Description: Jakob Sivebæk Gejlsbjerg, born 1911 December 28, in Copenhagen
died 1988 November 12. 1936: candidate in theology
1938: studies at C.I.M. London
1938-1946: emission to China
1938-1939: language studies in Peking
1939-1940: language studies in Dandong
1940-1945: Fengcheng, missionary
1945-1946: sermons at the hospital in Dandong
1946: home
from 1948: chaplain at Højdevangskirken
1950: vicar in Hanning. 1937: married to Else Gejlsbjerg, born Neel Chrillesen, 1913 July 12, in Copenhagen
died 1998 November 11
1939-1940: language studies in Peking and Dandong
1940-1946: Fengcheng, Dandong
1946: home. Children: Jens, born 139
Hans, born 1941
Axel, born 1944.
Type: image
Format: image/jpeg
photographs
Identifier: imp-dan-Folder269_00014A.jpg
http://doi.org/10.25549/impa-c123-102402
http://thumbnails.digitallibrary.usc.edu/imp-dan-Folder269_00014A.jpg
Subject: Danish Missionary Society
Danmission
Det Danske Missionsselskab
DMS
Missionærer
Portaits
Portrætter
Kina
Portraits
FOLDER269
Fengcheng
Dandong
Place: Asia
Feng Cheng
Dandong
Kina
China
中国
Source: Folder269_00014A.tiff [File]
Relation: International Mission Photography Archive, ca.1860-ca.1960
Photographs of the Danmission, Copenhagen, Denmark
http://fotoarkiv.danmission.dk/fotoweb/archives/5001-Danmission%20Photo%20Archive/archive/photo_archive/Folder269_00014A.tiff.info#preview-media

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