Jacob Peter Gidahl/Gidall b. 13 Feb 1842 Wolfsballig, Rinkenæs Sogn, Åbenrå Amt, Denmark d. 29 Aug 1917 Napier, New Zealand: Queensland Family Trees

1842 - 1917 (75 years)

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Name	Jacob Peter Gidahl/Gidall
Born	13 Feb 1842	Wolfsballig, Rinkenæs Sogn, Åbenrå Amt, Denmark
	Rinkenæs Sogn, Lundtoft Herred, Åbenrå Amt Rinkenæs Kirkebøger 1839 -1880 Rinkenæs Kirkebøg 1842: Opslag No 8: Birth No 19 Born 13 February , christened 7 March, Jacob Peter Gidal, legitimate son of Indsidder (Tenant) Johann Christian Gidal and Marie Elisabeth born Petersen in Wolfsballig Test: 1. Jes Thomsen in Wolfsballig: 2. Honning P. Honningsen, Rinkenis: 3.Caroline Dorothea Fries - Anna Petersen - .
Christened	7 Mar 1842	Rinkenæs Sogn, Åbenrå Amt, Denmark
Gender	Male
Confirmation	1857	Rinkenæs Kirke
	Rinkenæs Kirkebøg 1857: Opslag No 209 Confirmation No 6. Jacob Peter Giedal , Rinkenis mark - son of Johann Christian Giedal and Marie Elisabeth nee Petersen, born in Volfsballig , born 13 Feburary 1842, age 15 years
Military Service	1860 - 1870	Taranaki Military Settlers Force
	AN ALPHABETICAL LIST Of Volunteers and Militia men who received the NEW ZEALAND MEDAL, having been either under fire, or attached to Her Majesty's Imperial Forces, during the War of 1860--1870. Surname: GIDALL: Initials/Names Jacob: Rank: Private: Force: Taranaki Military Settlers
Career	20 Dec 1877	Evening Post, Wellington
	20 December 1877 The names of the candidates who passed successfully the Wellington Marine Board during the last fortnight, are as follows . - For foreign going ships : William Boxall, master; John Cameron and Philip Lyverett, mates. Home-trade passenger ships : Jacob Gidall, master. They were prepared for their examinatioas by Mr. Von Schoen, Wellington, teacher of navigation. (Transcribed from the Evening Post, Volume XVI, Issue 10, 20 December 1877, Page 2, Wellington, New Zealand)
Vocation	24 Feb 1888	Evening Post
	Evening Post. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1888. HOW THE MONEY GOES. The fish trade in Wellington is about to receive an impetus by the establishment of a new fishing company, which will have a wholesale, retail, and curing depot in the city, and will obtain its supplies from the French Pass, where it will have a fishing station. The project has been launched by Mr. J. Gidall, well known for several years as mate of the Government steamer Stella. With him are conjoined four practical men named J. Anderson, B. Nelson, Jno. Murray, and B. Thompson, two of whom will leave for the French Pass tonight to start active operations. The company have obtained for present purposes a shop in Upper Willis-street close to tho Working Men's Club, but they purpose, as soon as possible, acquiring premises nearer the wharf. The shop will be opened on Monday or Tuesday next. When the buisness is thoroughly established it is expected that a large trade will be done by means of carts, which will take fish all round the city. In connection with the fish-catching depot in the Sounds, it is intended to construct artificial dams or ponds, in which the fish will be kept alive until the arrival of the steamer which is to convey them to market. By this means the fish will always arrive perfectly fresh. The idea seems a, very practical one, and should, if carried out perseveringly, be calculated to create trade by fostering the demand for this wholesome food. Mr. Gidall and his friends in the venture have our best wishes for their success. (Transcribed from "Evening Post. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1888")
Personal	1914	Evening Post, Rorahi
	Evening Post, Rorahi LXXXVII, Putanga 45, 23 Huitanguru 1914, Page 3 'The name of Mr. John Flynn was mentioned as at the gathering of New Zealand war veterans lalely at Hawera. He was wounded at Te Ngutu-o-te- Mauti and his rear-rank man, "Jacob" Gidall, grazed. It will be regretted by all the old hands to learn that " Jacob," mate of the Luna, Hineinoa, and other Government steamers, is now practically blind, residing with his son-in-law, Mr. Pickering, at Shakespeare-road. Napier. Jacob and I underwent, on the same day, operations on the eye, he being, unfortunately, unsuccessful, whilst I came out with the residue of one eye. ? 1 am, etc. J. T. MARSHALL. (Transcribed from the "Evening Post, Rorahi LXXXVII, Putanga 45, 23 Huitanguru 1914, Page 3"
Died	29 Aug 1917	Napier, New Zealand
Death Notice.	30 Aug 1917	Evening Post
	Evening Post, Rorahi XCIV, Putanga 52, 30 Hereturikoka 1917, Page 8 PERSONAL Mr. Jacob Gidall, for some years associated with Captian Fairchild on the Stella,died at the Napier Hospital yesterday. He was, on leaving rhe Stella, in charge of a coal hulk, and was subsequently night watchman on the Queen's Wharf for the Union Steam Ship Company. For the past three years Mr. Gidall has not had the use of his eyesight, having lost it suddenly one night. He leaves two sons and two daughters. (Papers Past, New Zealand)
Death Notice.	30 Aug 1917	The Evening Post, Wellington, New Zealand
	Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 52, 30 August 1917, Page 1 Wellington, New Zealand, Thursday August 30, 1917 Deaths GIDALL.- On 29th. August, 1917 at Napier, Jacob, beloved husband of the late Ottillie Gidall, in his 75th. year. Peace, perfect peace. (Transcribed from The Evening Post, Wellington, New Zealand)
Person ID	I7060	Hickey, List, Bundesen, Thomsen, Jensen, Jessen
Last Modified	4 Mar 2011

Father	Johann Christian Gidahl, b. 7 Dec 1801, Stadt Tondern ,Tønder Købstad Sogn , Tønder Amt, Denmark , d. 11 Sep 1847, Rinkenis, Rinkenæs Sogn, Åbenrå Amt, Denmark (Age 45 years)
Mother	Maria Elisabeth Petersen, b. 13 Aug 1803, Schelde, Egensund, Sønderberg Amt., Denmark , d. 4 Jan1884, Dalsgaard, Rinkenæs Sogn, Aabenraa Amt , Denmark (Age 80 years)
Engagement	4 Oct 1821	Rinkenæs Sogn, Åbenrå Amt, Denmark
	Rinkenæs Kirkebøger 1785 - 1838 Rinkenæs Kirkebøg 1821: Opslag No 235: Engagement No 5 Engagement October 4, 1821 Johan Christian Gidahl was the son of Jacob Peter Gidahl in Tondern and Maria geb Jessen. Maria Elisabeth Petersen was the daughter (Tochter) of Peter Petersen and Anna Cathrina The Witnesses (Test.) were 1 Jes Schutt: 2. Niels Sorensen
Married	23 Nov 1821	Rinkenæs Kirke
	Engagement Rinkenæs Kirkebøger 1785 - 1838 Rinkenæs Kirkebøg 1821: Opslag No 235: Engagement No 5 Engagement October 4, 1821 Marriage Rinkenæs Kirkebøger 1785 - 1838 Rinkenæs Kirkebøg 1821: Opslag No 296: Marriage No 10 Johan Christian Gidahl was the son of Jacob Peter Gidahl in Tonder and Maria geb Jessen. Maria Elisabeth Petersen was the daughter (Tochter) of Peter Petersen and Anna Cathrina born Petersen
Family ID	F2341	Group Sheet

Family Otilie Selma Weisse, b. 28 Feb 1851, Dresden, Germany , d. 1 May 1911, Napier, New Zealand (Age 60 years)

Children

	1. John Peter Christian Gidall, b. 1877, New Zealand , d. 15 Oct 1939, Wellington, New Zealand (Age 62 years)
	2. Johanna Elizabeth Gidall, b. 1878, New Zealand
	3. Emma Gertrude Gidall, b. 1882, New Zealand , d. 8 May 1942, Wellington, New Zealand (Age 60 years)
	4. Theodore Alwyn Otto Gidall, b. Abt 1885, New Zealand , d. 9 Oct 1952, Wellington, New Zealand (Age ~ 67 years)

Last Modified 17 Apr 2013

Family ID F2350 Group Sheet

Sources
[S66] Mrs Laurina Collins.

[S74] Arkivalieronline.dk .

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