old at the time (1 Feb 1880) I went back into the church records to find his christening record.

Interesting:
His entry is pretty standard except for the short notation next to his number - "emigrated to America." I have some family histories that mention Christine immigrating to America, but only tells me that it was after her parents (who immigrated in 1870). This is the first supporting evidence.

03 April 2012

From the 1870 Census I found two children for Peder and Christine Jensen. I've also gone back and found christening records for those children and for Peder. Since both children were christened in the Lutheran church I guess the Jensen's didn't get baptized into the LDS church like Christine's family did...at least not yet. :)

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