Jeppe Mogensen was married November, 13, 1824 to Karen Marie
Hansdatter of Klemensker. Witnesses at their marriage were: Hans
Lyster, farmer (udbygger) at 26' Slg. and Peder Lyster, farmer
(udbygger) at 28' Slg. Moved from Østerlars February 26, 1827 to
Klemensker; the "tilgangslisten" for Klemensker states:
Jeppe Mogensen, 25 years, "udbygger fra Østerlars";
Karen Marie Hansdatter, 27, his wife;
Karen Kirstine, 2;
Ane Marie.
In the 1834 census of Klemensker
Jeppe Mogensen is described as a "lever af en liden Jordlod og
Dagleier".
From the 1840 census, page 154: Jeppe Mogensen, 46 year, married,
Husmand og Dagleier;
Karen Hansdatter, 41, his wife; their children:
Ane Ipsen, 14;
Hans Ipsen, 11;
Catrine Ipsen, 6;
Peder Jørgen Ipsen, 4.
From the 1845 Klemensker census, page 24:
Jeppe Mogensen, 45 years, married, born in Klemensker, Dagleier;
Karen Marie, 45, his wife, Klemensker; their children:
Ane Marie Ipsen, 19, Klemensker;
Hans Ipsen,15, Klemensker;
Ingeborg Ipsen, 12, Klemensker;
Peder Ipsen, 9, Klemensker. Also:
Christian Ipsen, 46, widower, Rutsker.
From the 1850 Klemensker census, page 30:
Jep Mogensen, 52, married, born in Klemensker, Husfader og Dagleier;
Karen Marie Hansdatter, 50, Klemensker; their children:
Ingeborg Kathrine Mogensen,16, Klemensker, unmarried;
Peter Jørgen Mogensen,13, Klemensker.
Jeppe Mogensen can not be found in the 1801 census of Klemensker, nor
was he confirmed there, also because of other clues it is probable
that he was actually born in Østerlars, not in Klemensker as the 1845
and 1850 census indicate. Especially as there was a boy christened in
1799 and named Jep Monsen. The christening record: "14. Søndag efter
Trinit," was christened Jep Monsen's son named Jep Monsen. Jacob
Hansen's wife carried him.
Witnesses: Jens Rasmussen, Jens Henrich Due's son, Else - Due's wife,
Hans Larsen's step-daughter Kirsten.

Farmer (Udbygger) Risegård, 27' Slg. Østerlars, Bornholm
Day-Labourer (Daglejer)