Inger Birgitte Ørsted

1789–1875 (age 86)

Biography

Inger Birgitte Ørsted (1789–1875) was cherished for her steadfast presence in the cultural life of Copenhagen, sharing in the city’s evolving civic and domestic fabric throughout the nineteenth century.

Her life was one of quiet dedication to family and community, and today she rests in Assistens Cemetery among many who shaped the Danish capital.

Also buried at Assistens Cemetery

Frederik Laub
1729–1809 (age 80)
Assistens Cemetery
Frederik Laub is honored for his meticulous work as a copper engraver who preserved the imagery of his time.
Fritz Petersen
1816–1900 (age 84)
Assistens Cemetery
Fritz Petersen was a devoted conservator at Assistens Cemetery, safeguarding its solemn beauty for future generations.
Carl Fiebig
1812–1874 (age 62)
Assistens Cemetery
Carl Fiebig was a Danish painter whose artistic contributions enriched nineteenth-century Danish culture.
Heinrich Louis d'Arrest
1822–1875 (age 53)
Assistens Cemetery
Heinrich Louis d'Arrest (1822-1875) was a Berlin-born German astronomer who co-discovered Neptune and several comets.
Poul Skibsted
1753–1812 (age 59)
Assistens Cemetery
Poul Skibsted was a respected advocate whose measured counsel served the courts and his fellow citizens.
Henriette Jørgensen
1791–1847 (age 56)
Assistens Cemetery
Henriette Jørgensen was a Danish actress who performed from 1791 to 1847.