Our Knudt Arfst Knudtsen family and their descendants into 8 generations in Germany, United States, Australia and Canada

Our Knudt Arfst Knudtsen family and their descendants into 8 generations in Germany, United States, Australia and Canada

by Jeannine Walton Talwar

2007
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"This tells the story of our North Frisian ancestors from the Isle of Fohr: Knudt Arfst Knudtsen (18909-1891), born Alkersum, Fohr, and Elena Margaretha geb. Becker (1812-1873), born Alkersum, Fohr, with their eleven children and descendents; as found by this compiler in Germany, United States, Australia and Canada."--p. 5.

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