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1. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Nissen-94Johanna Henrica Christiane (Nissen) Brahms (abt. 1789 - WikiTree

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   Apr 13, 2023 · Johanna Henrica Christiane (Christiane) Brahms formerly Nissen. Born about 4 Jun 1789 in Hamburg, Deutschland. Ancestors. Daughter of Peter Radeloff Nissen and Anna Margaretha von Bergen. Sister of Christina Friederika Nissen. Wife of Johann Jacob Brahms — married 9 Jun 1830 in Hamburg, Deutschland. Mother of Elisabeth Wilhelmine Louise ...

   • Gender: Female
   • Birth Date: June 4, 1789

   • Spouse: Johann Jacob Brahms
   • Death Date: February 2, 1865

2. assets.cambridge.org › 97813166 › 15195Personality, People and Places - Cambridge University Press ...

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   he wedded Johanna Henrica Christiane Nissen. Seventeen years his senior, she lived with her sister and brother-in-law Christina Friderika and Diederich Philipp Detmering on Ulricusstrasse 37, in the Hamburg Neustadt Gängeviertel , and assisted in their haberdashery and laundry business. Johann Jakob was their lodger. 8 Christiane Nissen was ...

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   It was Johanna Van Gogh-Bonger, the wife of Vincent Van Gogh's brother Theodore, who took it upon herself to introduce Van Gogh's paintings to the world after his death.

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6. www.nytimes.com › 2021/04/14 › magazineThe Woman Who Made Vincent van Gogh - The New York Times

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7. www.ancestry.com.au › genealogy › recordsJohanna Henrika Christiana Nissen, b.1789 d.1865 - Ancestry®

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   Johanna Henrika Christiana Nissen married Johann Jakob Brahms and had 5 children. She passed away on 02 Feb 1865 in St Michael's, Slagelse, Vestsjalland, Denmark.

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