(2009-02-15). "Jacob Kærup". Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian). Kunnskapsforlaget. Retrieved 2017-05-20. Elstad, Hallgeir, ed. (2009-02-13). "Jacob Kærup". Norsk...
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permanent theater in Denmark for forty years onward. 13 September – Jacob Kærup, theologian (died 1751) Unknown date – Zacharias Allewelt, sea captain...
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Church of Norway titles Preceded by Jens Bircherod Bishop of Christianssand 1720–1733 Succeeded by Jacob Kærup...
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Church of Norway titles Preceded by Jacob Kærup Bishop of Christianssand 1751–1759 Succeeded by Jens Christian Spidberg...
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1734. The city's second cathedral was consecrated in 1738 by Bishop Jacob Kærup. This cathedral was destroyed in the city fire of 1880. The present church...
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have been owned by members of the family for several generations include: Kærup (1711–1804), Ringsted Abbey, Skjoldenæsholm, Fuglsang (1819–1947), and Tybjerggård...
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Svendstrup. After his father's death, he also took over Kærup. Grüner's eldest son kept Kærup after his father's death whereas Tavnstrup was sold to Victor...
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Archived from the original on 29 September 2012. Retrieved 23 July 2012. Kærup, Simon (June 2011). "Københavns nye cykelstrategi for 2011–2025" (in Danish)...
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was acquired by Jacob Neergaard. He was the sixth child of Johan Thomas de Neergaard, the owner of Ringsted Abbey, Merløsegaard and Kærup, who had been...
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