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Augusta Svendsen

1835 – 1924

Icelandic merchant

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About Augusta Svendsen

Lived 1835 – 1924 (aged 88–89). Augusta Svendsen was a merchant.

Augusta Svendsen (1835 – 1924) was an Icelandic merchant. She is known as the first female merchant in the Icelandic capital.

She was born on Iceland to the Icelandic priest Snorri Sæmundsson and Kristín Gunnarsdóttir. She married the Danish shop owner Hendrik Henckel Svendsen. In 1886, she returned as a widow to Iceland from Denmark (having lived there since 1862), and opened a shop in Reykjavík. The settlement was at that point just recently on its way to become an actual town, and she was the first woman to be registered among the first shop owners there.

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Born
1835
Birth century
Died
1924
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Augusta Svendsen?

Icelandic merchant

When was Augusta Svendsen born?

Augusta Svendsen was born in 1835.

When did Augusta Svendsen die?

Augusta Svendsen died in 1924.

What was Augusta Svendsen's occupation?

Augusta Svendsen was a merchant.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Augusta Svendsen

· Wikidata: Q28357111

· DBpedia: Augusta Svendsen

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