Oluf Olsen ~1865-1913 from Stavanger Hi all I am looking for the origins to of my GGF who came to the UK in the late 1800s and married locally and was said to come from Stavanger. He was Oluf Johan Olsen and was a merchant captain all his life finally being lost with his ship of Newfoundland. If this sounds like it could fit your one of your family I would be happy to compare notes Best, jag

I am looking for the origins of my grandfather Martin Mikkelsen b.1863, Sandnes, Norway, who came to the United States in the early 1900's. he married, circa 1897, Elizabeth Forus, b 1871, Hetlands Norway. Martin was a carpenter and cabinet maker and had his own cabinet shop in Stavanger which burned in the late 1890s Philip H. Kohl

From The Cork Examiner, 1 January 1864 - GREAT STORM ON THE DUTCH COAST. ---------- REPORTED LOSS OF HER MAJESTY'S GUN BOAT LIVELY. SEVERAL VESSELS LOST WITH ALL HANDS. The Dutch mail, which arrived yesterday, brought intelligence of a fearful gale from the north-west, with hail and snow at intervals, having been raging along the whole extent of the Dutch, Danish, and adjacent range of coast, occasioning much havoc amongst the shipping. The weather had been very tempestuous the last week or so, but on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday the wind gradually increased in violence, until it blew with the force of a hurricane. Foremost among the disasters is the reported loss of her Majesty's gun boat Lively, Lieut. Welch, which had been dispatched in search of the missing trawling smacks from the Humber. It is stated that the Lively had been driven ashore at Texel, and that Mr. Herne, the engineer, was drowned ; the rest of the crew being saved. On the receipt of the news the Lords of the Admiralty directed her Majesty's steamer Medusa, lying at Sheerness, to proceed to the mouth of the Texel, with the hope of getting the gun-boat off. No satisfactory tidings had been gleaned of the seven or eight missing trawling smacks, except that the sterns of two small boats, bearing the names of the two vessels, "Richard and Harry, of Hull," and "Kingston, of Hull," have been washed ashore near Texel, justifying the worst fears as to their fate. Two steamers are reported to have been blown ashore. One was the Auguste Louise, screw steam ship, which was on a voyage from Hamburg to Rotterdam. Like the Wilhelmsborg emigrant ship, she was cast upon the Terschelling, some three or four miles out from the island. A large Swedish ship, called the Sumatra, Captain Brundin, which was on a voyage from London to Gothenburg, was lost near Vlieland, and, with the exception of two or three, the whole of her crew perished. The John Margrieta, bound to Zwolle, from the Tyne, stranded and then sank off Harlingen, and of those on board only the pilot and a boy are stated to have been saved. A long list of vessels wrecked has been posted, and in several instances the crews are reported to be missing. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild, Irish Maritime News Acton, Mass. | http://immigrantships.net/newsarticles/newsarticles.html - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

"søger matzau" <nej@tak.dk> wrote in message news:41dec083$0$36698$edfadb0f@dread15.news.tele.dk... > Kender nogen til Matzau familienavnet? Försök att söka på http://ssdi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi Kurt F

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Thank you so much. The address are birislek@online.no. I had a misspelling! -- Hilsen Liv Marit Haakenstad www.genit.no "Margit" <margit@eot.com> skrev i melding news:BE03F72F.146DA%margit@eot.com... > Oregon Marriages, 1906-20 > Baker 31 Aug 1911 > Index of marriages filed in the state of Oregon from 1906 through 1920 > More > information below > Name County Marriage Date Save This > Nels Hermansen Baker 31 Aug 1911 View Full Context > Julia Krogstadt Baker 31 Aug 1911 View Full Context > > > I tried sending you a message at birislekt@online.no and it bounced. > > Margit > > >> I am also searching Nels Hermansen, born in 1892 in Askvold, Norway. Name >> in >> Norway: Nils Leonard Hermundson Eimind. Mads Nelson (Myklebust) was his >> uncle. He emigrated from Bergen to US in 1909. He died about 1965-1970. >> He >> was married twice. It was four boys in his first marriage. Married second >> to >> Dorothy Hermansen, born 22/10-1893, dead Jan 1976. >> >> Addresses: >> >> - N.L.Hermansen, 1715 Morgan Street, Aberdeen, Washington, USA. >> >> - Dorothy Hermansen. 98233 Burlington, Skagit, Washington, USA. >

Oregon Marriages, 1906-20 Baker 31 Aug 1911 Index of marriages filed in the state of Oregon from 1906 through 1920 More information below Name County Marriage Date Save This Nels Hermansen Baker 31 Aug 1911 View Full Context Julia Krogstadt Baker 31 Aug 1911 View Full Context I tried sending you a message at birislekt@online.no and it bounced. Margit > I am also searching Nels Hermansen, born in 1892 in Askvold, Norway. Name in > Norway: Nils Leonard Hermundson Eimind. Mads Nelson (Myklebust) was his > uncle. He emigrated from Bergen to US in 1909. He died about 1965-1970. He > was married twice. It was four boys in his first marriage. Married second to > Dorothy Hermansen, born 22/10-1893, dead Jan 1976. > > Addresses: > > - N.L.Hermansen, 1715 Morgan Street, Aberdeen, Washington, USA. > > - Dorothy Hermansen. 98233 Burlington, Skagit, Washington, USA.

Hello! I am searching: Mads Nelson (Myklebust), born 1871 in Askvold, Norway. Wife Jakobine Nelson (Halvorsen), born 1872 in Bergen, address Garmansgaten 10, Bergen. Father of Jacobine: Karl (Carl) Gustav Halvorsen. Mads and Jacobine married in Bergen about 1900, and emigrated to US. They lived in the Seattle area (Washington) They had 4 children: 1. Emma Nelson, born ?1905 - 1909, married Kostrup? 2. Mary H. Nelson, born about 1910. She moved to Los Angeles. Proberly unmarried. Dead about 1975 - 1980. Two addresses for her: Mary H. Nelson, 6530 West 85th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90045. And the other one was 3531 La Chienega BLVD, Los Angeles 15. 3. Leonard, Melvin or Harry Nelson (they are not sure about the first name). Maybe born 1911-12. 4. A girl - Anna, Hilda or Julia, born about 1912-14. I am also searching Nels Hermansen, born in 1892 in Askvold, Norway. Name in Norway: Nils Leonard Hermundson Eimind. Mads Nelson (Myklebust) was his uncle. He emigrated from Bergen to US in 1909. He died about 1965-1970. He was married twice. It was four boys in his first marriage. Married second to Dorothy Hermansen, born 22/10-1893, dead Jan 1976. Addresses: - N.L.Hermansen, 1715 Morgan Street, Aberdeen, Washington, USA. - Dorothy Hermansen. 98233 Burlington, Skagit, Washington, USA. Hilsen Liv Marit Haakenstad www.genit.no

1920 census has the following family.... 1920 Baker, Baker County, Oregon page 3B Nels L Hermanson 27 yrs b. Norway immigrated 1909 Julia 23 yrs ?? b. Montana Hilda M 7 yrs b. Oregon Leonard 5 yrs b. Oregon Melvin D 3 yrs b. Oregon Harry?? 1 yr b. Oregon Nels Hermansen married 31 August 1911 Baker Co., Oregon... the record did not list the brides name. "Liv Marit Haakenstad" <birislekt@online.no> wrote in message news:KvlDd.3139$IW4.69650@news2.e.nsc.no... > Hello! > I am searching: > > Mads Nelson (Myklebust), born 1871 in Askvold, Norway. Wife Jakobine > Nelson > (Halvorsen), born 1872 in Bergen, address Garmansgaten 10, Bergen. Father > of > Jacobine: Karl (Carl) Gustav Halvorsen. Mads and Jacobine married in > Bergen > about 1900, and emigrated to US. They lived in the Seattle area > (Washington) > > They had 4 children: > > 1. Emma Nelson, born ?1905 - 1909, married Kostrup? > > 2. Mary H. Nelson, born about 1910. She moved to Los Angeles. Proberly > unmarried. Dead about 1975 - 1980. > > Two addresses for her: > > Mary H. > > Nelson, 6530 West 85th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90045. > > And the other one was 3531 La Chienega BLVD, Los Angeles 15. > > 3. Leonard, Melvin or Harry Nelson (they are not sure about the first > name). > Maybe born 1911-12. > > 4. A girl - Anna, Hilda or Julia, born about 1912-14. > > I am also searching Nels Hermansen, born in 1892 in Askvold, Norway. Name > in > Norway: Nils Leonard Hermundson Eimind. Mads Nelson (Myklebust) was his > uncle. He emigrated from Bergen to US in 1909. He died about 1965-1970. He > was married twice. It was four boys in his first marriage. Married second > to > Dorothy Hermansen, born 22/10-1893, dead Jan 1976. > > Addresses: > > - N.L.Hermansen, 1715 Morgan Street, Aberdeen, Washington, USA. > > - Dorothy Hermansen. 98233 Burlington, Skagit, Washington, USA. > > Hilsen > > Liv Marit Haakenstad > > www.genit.no > > >

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Bruno Beam wrote: > Yes, I always feel the urge to plunder and kill together with my men. > > I think I have Viking dna inside my body! It's probably Yankee DNA, as they are the plunderers and killers of the world today. -- Leif Biberg Kristensen http://solumslekt.org/

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My wife's great grandmother lived in Unneland, near Bergen, and probably that was where she died. How do I find out if she is buried in the cemetary at Arna Kyrkje? She probably died in 1924. thanks John Ziehr

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Axel Tollof Tiburtus Kvist (born 1896-April-14 Bjuv Malmohus Sweden) left Sweden (1928-march-17) for USA Chicago Ill.. He traveled with the steamer Stockholm and he had ticket number 71512 third class. It was told that he would stay with Nils Paulsson (The widower to Alma Berglund who died on Titanic 1912) in Chicago Ill. I have recived a cencus from 1930, but any other information would be wery appreciated. Fredric

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Axel Tollof Tiburtus Kvist (born 1896-April-14 Bjuv Malmohus Sweden) left Sweden (1928-march-17) for USA Chicago Ill.. He traveled with the steamer Stockholm and he had ticket number 71512 third class. It was told that he would stay with Nils Paulsson (The widower to Alma Berglund who died on Titanic 1912) in Chicago Ill. I have recived a cencus from 1930, but any otger information would be wery appreciated. Fredric

Alittle more info on Petter Hansen or Hans Petter Hansen.... apparently he was born in 1887 not 1888... Kirkebok Vestre Toten (aas): HANS PETER (he was probably called "Petter") - born November 4, 1887,bapt. December 18, 1887. Parents : Hans Kristian Henriksen (born 1853) and Line (Lina) Olsdatter (born 1844) Address: Poulset Farm. Hans Peter was confirmed 12 October 1902. The family resided at Fargerlund ( a small estate bought from the farm Blaavarp) at Eina in Vestre Toten. "Pat Holling" <pholling@tds.net> wrote in message news:41d1dcfd$1_1@newspeer2.tds.net... > What happened to Petter Hanson born 1888 Toten.... found as a child in the > 1900 census ... family below... > > 1900 census at the farm Midtbustuen in Eina in Vestre Toten not far from > Paulset. > > Hans Henriksen b: 1857 Hurdalen Ak > > Dina Olsdr. b: 1859 Toten > > Helga Hansen b: 1880 Toten > > Ole Kristian Hansen b: 1882 Toten > > Petter Hansen b: 1888 Toten > > Peder Olsen Lever af sine Penge b: 1833 Faaberg Krs. > > Helga Hansen Paulset emigrated to America.... 1901 ... married 1st to > Martin Thompson and married 2nd to Hans Arneson. > > Looking for information about her brother , Petter Hansen..... > > > > Pat Holling > > La Center, Washington > > pholling@tds.net > > http://groups.msn.com/TheHollingFamily > >

What happened to Petter Hanson born 1888 Toten.... found as a child in the 1900 census ... family below... 1900 census at the farm Midtbustuen in Eina in Vestre Toten not far from Paulset. Hans Henriksen b: 1857 Hurdalen Ak Dina Olsdr. b: 1859 Toten Helga Hansen b: 1880 Toten Ole Kristian Hansen b: 1882 Toten Petter Hansen b: 1888 Toten Peder Olsen Lever af sine Penge b: 1833 Faaberg Krs. Helga Hansen Paulset emigrated to America.... 1901 ... married 1st to Martin Thompson and married 2nd to Hans Arneson. Looking for information about her brother , Petter Hansen..... Pat Holling La Center, Washington pholling@tds.net http://groups.msn.com/TheHollingFamily