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1759 in Denmark
Summary
Events from the year
1759 in
Denmark
.
←
1758
1757
1756
1759
in
Denmark
→
1760
1761
1762
Decades:
1730s
1740s
1750s
1760s
1770s
See also:
Other events of 1759
List of years in Denmark
Incumbents
edit
Monarch –
Frederick V
[1]
Prime minister –
Johan Ludvig Holstein-Ledreborg
Events
edit
Undated
Construction of
Christian's Church, Copenhagen
is completed.
The settlement of
Aasiaat
is founded as
Egedesminde
in
Greenland
.
The village of
Havredal
is founded.
Births
edit
15 January –
Jørgen Mandix
, judge (died
1835
)
[2]
14 July –
Frederik Gottschalk von Haxthausen
, Danish military officer and Norway's first minister of finance (died 1825)
19 July –
Christopher Friedenreich Hage
, merchant (died
1849
)
5 April –
Erik Viborg
, veterinarian and botanist (died
1822
)
Deaths
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4 April –
Christoffer Foltmar
, painter and organist (born
1718
)
9 May –
Johan Friederich Wewer
, merchant (born
1699
)
5 September –
Lauritz de Thurah
, architect (born
1706
)
6 October –
Johann Gottfried Burman Becker
, pharmacist, writer and illustrator (died 1860)
29 October –
Anne Dorthe Lund
, actress (date of birth unknown)
References
edit
^
"Frederick V: king of Denmark and Norway".
Encyclopedia Britannica
. Retrieved
18 November
2019
.
^
Nielsen, Yngvar
(1897). "Mandix, Jørgen". In
Bricka, Carl Frederik
(ed.).
Dansk biografisk Lexikon
(in Danish). Vol. XI. Copenhagen: Gyldendalske Boghandels Forlag. p. 89
. Retrieved
25 October
2016
.
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