grannys gone and done it

[twisted-acres-farm]

WOW that meat pie recipe must really be buried in her cookbooks

 

[Tippylou]

I have Danes on my fathers side. Came from Denmark in the late 1800's I believe. With twin infant daughters. Talk about hard times...

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

I have Danes on my fathers side. Came from Denmark in the late 1800's I believe. With twin infant daughters. Talk about hard times...

was the last name Jensen ??

 

[Tippylou]

Quote:
yep just not on Fridays, or ash weds. and I would fight dirty for a ham bone. That's why I only buy picnic hams
Are you SURE we aren't related?

could be you just never know I really need to do a family tree in all of my spare time maybe when I retire.
It would be about 3 to 4 generations ago.........

yep at least that's when some came from wisc. although most were still in Europe until 4 or so ago
Morfar and Mormor were first here from Sweden. I forgot what you Norske's call your grandparents, something similar..

I honestly don't know only English my grandmother was 1/2 dane and 1/2 norske and a school teacher. and a divorcee

Quite scandalous!

yep if you going to do things like that you should put some dates on tombstones They got married in Cananda and for the next 40 plus years attended mass every sunday and Grandpa never went to communion. After he died grandma converted from luthern and we were actually confirmed together. Made it very special to me.
Wow! That is a very wonderful story!

 

[campingshaws]

We have meat pies for Christmas, I don't care about the rest.

please explain meat pie ??  or a recipe

 

We have meat pies for Christmas, I don't care about the rest.

please explain meat pie ??  or a recipe

Yes, please!

Waiting on meat pie recipe 

 
Waiting on meat pie recipe 

 

Y'all remind me in the morning and I'll take a pic of the cookbook page. If not here then at mom's. My grandma "published" a family cookbook in the late 90s. It's full of family history and pictures. I was about 15 and she had me illustrate some pages. It's very precious to me. It's also full of weird things like "lard cake" that just sound awful.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Quote:

Quote: Yes, please!

Waiting on meat pie recipe

Quote: Y'all remind me in the morning and I'll take a pic of the cookbook page. If not here then at mom's. My grandma "published" a family cookbook in the late 90s. It's full of family history and pictures. I was about 15 and she had me illustrate some pages. It's very precious to me. It's also full of weird things like "lard cake" that just sound awful.

so very very cool I have a recipe for HOT milk cake. back then they made do with what they had a lot of the time.

 

[campingshaws]

WOW  that meat pie recipe must really be buried in her cookbooks 

I don't wanna get out of bed.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Eastman Wisconsion is the last place I remember before they headed west.

 

[Tippylou]

Quote: To date, the set of twins who both resided in Nebraska the longest were Dr. Marie Hansen Morse and Hannah Hansen, who reached age 102. Their parents were Frans and Maren Jensen Hansen. Born January 11, 1878 in the country of Denmark, they immigrated to the United States at the age of three months, settling in the town of Craig, Burt County, Nebraska. Marie graduated from the Creighton University Medical School in 1902, and Hannah graduated from its Pharmacy School in 1907. Marie married Dr. Russell Morse, both had a medical practice in Wisner, Cuming County, and raised five children. After her husband's death in 1924, Marie was a physician in Fremont. Hannah owned and operated a pharmacy in Uehling, Dodge County until 1940, then lived in Fremont. Marie Morse died February 21, 1980 at the age of 102 years, 1 month, and 10 days. Hannah Hansen died November 18, 1980 at the age of 102 years, 10 months, and 7 days. An article appeared in the January 28, 1977 Omaha World

Scary, Twist!

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Quote:
no problem good night SDWF