Henning Irgens
1760–1811 (age 51)
Biography
Henning Irgens, whose skill as a plumber ensured the health of Copenhagen’s households, was interred at Assistens Cemetery after a life dedicated to practical service. With steady hands he tended pipes and baths, alleviating the daily worries of those who relied on clean water.
His work, though often behind the scenes, kept the city’s homes functioning and provided a tangible expression of care for public well-being.