Vingårdstræde 19
19th century
### 19th century

Future cookbook writer [Anne Marie Mangor](/wiki/Anne_Marie_Mangor "Anne Marie Mangor") (née Bang; 1781–1865\) and her husband Valentin Mangor (1770–1812\) resided in the building from 1801 to 1807\. Valentin Mangor was a senior clerk working for *[Hof\- og Stadsretten](/wiki/Hof-_og_Stadsretten "Hof- og Stadsretten")*.

At the time of the 1801 census, the property was also home to six other households. Johan Volf, operator of a [billiards salon](/wiki/Cue_sports "Cue sports"), resided in the building with his wife Anna Olsen, their seven children (aged two to 15\), a female cook and a maid. Nicolaj Myhlin, a senior clerk (), resided in the building with his wife Maren Brandenborg and one maid. Johan Maeser, a 69\-year\-old widower, resided in the building with his daughter Christiane Maeser. Nicolaj Kettels, manager of the royal magazines, resided in the building with his wife Nelle Jensen, their three daughters (aged five to eleven), a 24\-year\-old niece and one maid. Hans Møller, a butcher (), resided in the building with his wife Sophie Rick and one maid. Johan Dobel, an innkeeper, resided in the building with his wife Caroline Ravn.

The property was listed as No. 143 in the new [cadastre](/wiki/Cadastre "Cadastre") of 1806\. It was owned by a man named Maiser,

Ballet dancer and future ballet master [Antoine Bournonville](/wiki/Antoine_Bournonville "Antoine Bournonville") (1760–1843\) resided in one of the apartments from 1814 to 1837\. His son [August Bournonville](/wiki/August_Bournonville "August Bournonville") (1805–1879\) lived there with his parents until moving to [Paris](/wiki/Paris "Paris") in 1924\. [Carl Dahlén](/wiki/Carl_Dahl%C3%A9n "Carl Dahlén") (1770–1851\), another former ballet dancer, resided in the building from 1814 to 1818\.

At the time of the 1840 census, the property was home to a total of 40 people distributed among seven households. Otto Kastrup, a collector at the [Class Lottery](/wiki/Det_Danske_Klasselotteri "Det Danske Klasselotteri"), resided on the ground floor with his wife Marie Thofte, their daughter Henriette Kastrup and a maid. [Johan Frederik Møller](/wiki/Johan_Frederik_M%C3%B8ller "Johan Frederik Møller"), a portrait painter, resided in the other ground\-floor apartment with his wife Emilie Albertine Martens, their three children (aged one to five), his mother\-in\-law Bolette Cæcilie Martens and one maid. Johan Frederik Rauch, a musician in the [Royal Danish Orchestra](/wiki/Royal_Danish_Orchestra "Royal Danish Orchestra"), resided on the first floor with his wife Ida Omoth, their three sons and a maid. The two eldest sons, Julius and Ferdinand, were also members of the Royal Danish Orchestra. The third son Carl was a carpenter. Carl Weil, a [corn](/wiki/Corn_%28pathology%29 "Corn (pathology)") doctor, resided in the other first\-floor apartment with his wife Sara Aaronse, their two daughters (aged 23 and 27\) and one maid. Engel Maria Gulcke, the 73\-year\-old widow of a baker, resided on the second floor with her two unmarried daughters (aged 36 and 48\), a 29\-year\-old grandson (a tanner) and a maid. Johan Fraugott Sansky, another musician playing in the Royal Danish Orchestra, resided in the other second\-floor apartment with his wife Caroline Sansky née Gerlach, their five children (aged eight to ten) and one maid. Hans Peder Andresen, an innkeeper, resided in the basement with his wife Sophie Marie Svendsen, the courier Gravers Jensen (a lodger), Jensen's wife Karen Sørensen and innkeeper Anders Hansen Holm.

Johan Frederik Møller and Otto Kastrup were still living with their families in the two ground\-floor apartments in 1845\. Andreas Foght (1802–1878\), a broker, grocer () and  (a sort of district executive), resided in one of the first\-floor apartments with his wife Caroline Henriette Westrup, their six children (aged four to 14\), his own 76\-year\-old mother Magdalene Margrethe Foght and one maid. Johan Frederik Planch, a musician in the Royal Danish Orchestra, resided in the other first\-floor apartment with his wife Ida Elisabeth Omotte. Niels Lund, a county clerk (), resided in one of the second\-floor apartments with his wife Tanny Cathinea Emma Mans, their two children (aged one and five), two foster children (aged 11 and 13\) and one maid. Engel Marie Gylke, a 78\-year\-old widow, resided in the other second\-floor apartment with her two unmarried daughters (aged 38 and 52\) and one maid. Christen Pedersen, an innkeeper, resided in the basement with his wife Ane Marie, their two children (aged one and three) and one maid. The other dwelling in the basement was occupied by a tailor, a [Royal Life Guard](/wiki/Royal_Life_Guards_%28Denmark%29 "Royal Life Guards (Denmark)"), a widow with her 12\-year\-old son and a sacked [pallbearer](/wiki/Pallbearer "Pallbearer") ().

Andreas Foght was still residing in the first\-floor apartment to the right with his wife, their four children, his mother and one maid. Frederik Severin Bøje, a grocer (), resided in the apartment on the first floor to the left as well as the basement to the right with his wife Anna Elisabeth Bøje, their four children (aged three to nine), an employee in his grocery business and two servants. Niels Lund and his family was still residing in the second\-floor apartment to the right. Bolette Kjerstine Jürhensen née Hvidberg, a 70\-year\-old widow, resided on the second floor to the left with the 29\-year\-old widow Johanne Lorck née Jørgensen, Lorck's five\-year\-old son Frantz Andreas Lorck and one maid. Rasmus Hansen, a beer vendor (), resided in the basement to the left with his wife Elisabeth Marie Hansen, two maids and a 4\-year\-old girl. Sophie Hjorteberg, a 66\-year\-old [Class Lottery](/wiki/Det_Danske_Klasselotteri "Det Danske Klasselotteri") collector, resided in the ground\-floor apartment to the left. Hans Jochim Jacobs, a master tailor, resided in the ground\-floor apartment to the right with his wife Johanne Jacobs née Møller, their three children (aged two to five), an apprentice and two lodgers. One of the lodgers was sculptor  and the other one was ornament carver Johann Heinrich Pescheke.


What was the age range of Niels Lund's children?