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Anders Petersen (historian)

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Anders Petersen (22 December 1827 – 13 August 1914) was a Danish school teacher and author of a range of historical, genealogical and statistical books.〔〔
==Early Years==

Anders Petersen was born in Bjæverskov as the youngest of four children of farmer Peter Nicolaisen and wife Marie Nilsdatter Bech.〔〔〔
He grew up with his family in the residence of the deacon of Bjæverskov, where his parents worked for the unmarried deacon. Since rural deacons were often school teachers as well, this may partly explain why he later became a teacher.
In 1842 he was confirmed as first in his class.〔
The deacon who had employed his parents died in May the same year,〔 two months later at the age of 14 Anders Petersen started as an apprentice as a weaver in nearby Slimminge.
In May 1845 Anders Petersen had completed his apprenticeship. During the following years he worked as a weaver in various nearby villages except for November 1846 where he lived in Copenhagen. In November 1849 he returned to his parents in Bjæverskov.〔 Since his father was over 60 and working as a day labourer he may have moved back to support his parents.
In 1850 he volunteered for the army and soon became a non-commissioned officer in the artillery.〔〔
The following year his father died, six years later his mother died.〔

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