Difference between revisions of "Storp, Andreas"

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Target from 1782.

Born 1713-2-22 in Copenhagen, died 1797-8-8. (Reitzel: Skydeselskabs Medlemskiver, 1897:70)

Family
Wife: Torm, Frederikke Sophie (1727-1802), daughter of Torm, Erik Jensen (1684-1764), head of police and mayor of Copenhagen. (Geni.com)

Daugther: Storp, Anna Elisabeth

Possibly related to Storp, Cecilia (1690-1775), née Beck and widow of a brewer. (Kiøbenhavnske Tidender)

Timeline
1758-10-9 - Mentioned as Executor of a testament of the late Hegelund, Catharina of Christianshavn. (Kiøbenhavnske Danske Post-Tidender)

1761-10-26 - Mentioned as Raadmand and Elder of the Brewers Guild, living in Christianshavn. (Family member? Risk of fusion?) (Kiøbenhavnske Danske Post-Tidender)

1769 - named Raadmand and Raadstueskriver. (Albeck: Om Mette Marie Brown, født Sørensens herkomst, Personalhistorisk Tidsskrift 1992:1, p. 71)

1770-9-19 - Mentioned as having sold a house in Badstuestræde to Juulbye, Niels. (Adresse-Contoirs Efterretninger)

1778-10-21 - Mentioned as Raadmand, living Nørregade udi Gaarden no. 30. (Adresse-Contoirs Efterretninger)

1779 - became a member of Kongeligt Skydeselskab. Described as Raadmand and brewer. (Det kongelige Kjøbenhavnske Skydeselskab og Danske Broderskab - Brødrenes Skydeskiber, 1934, p. 380)

1781-1797 - Vice mayor of Copenhagen.

1782-4-19 - Mentioned as Justitsraad along with a Thulstrup, offering 1950 rigsdaler as a loan from Vartov Hospital. (Adresse-Contoirs Efterretninger)

1782-6-12 - Donated a painted target, no 84, to Kongeligt Skydeselskab, depicting a temple with a figure of Justitia. (Reitzel: Skydeselskabs Medlemskiver, 1897:70)

1783-1-29 - Mentioned as having two stocks of the sugar refinery in Store Kongesgade in commission. (Adresse-Contoirs Efterretninger)