April	8		Earliest date for boarding
	12	07:15	Set sail for Quebec
		19:00	Drop the pilot
	13		Heavy sea, many passengers seasick
	14		Passengers lose sight of Norway
	18		Sight islands near Scotland; sail into the open Atlantic
	21		High waves
	25		Sight an English ship
	26		Sail into a storm, ship rocked badly
	28	pm	Ship overtaken by a storm blowing out of the west
	29	01:00	Captain turns away from the wind, towards Norway
		10:00	Wave breaks over stern and smashes helm
		12:00	Waves wash kitchen and pilothouse overboard
		21:00	Sails blow out even though ship is under minimal canvas
		22:00	Foremast and main topmast break, all sail blown out
	30	04:00	Wind begins to subside
May	4		Reach islands off the coast of Ireland
	5		Contact made with 4 Irish men in a rowboat
	6		Anchored in the Shannon estuary [Scattery Roads]
			Taken in tow by 2 steamboats
	7		Dock at Limerick [at the New Dock]
	10		Attend church in Limerick w/some interference
			Railroad excursion inland
	11		Repairs started on the ship in earnest
	12		LC prints lengthy account of ship and passengers
			LC story suggests ways to prevent begging
			Limerick man tries to hand out tracts on the ship
	14		Edvart Andreasen buried from St. Munchin's
	15		Andrea Andersdatter buried from St. Munchin's
			Concerned person writes Swedish consul re. passengers
			Replacement foremast is received from Cork
	16		LC reports burial services were disrupted repeatedly
			LC runs story about providing for indigent emigrants
			Limerick mayor telegraphs from London--#1
			Limerick mayor telegraphs from London--#2
			Norwegian ship Rubens of Drøback leaves Limerick
			Swedish Consul Ryan reassures concerned persons
		am	Third child is reported dead [report in error?]
		pm	Admiral Kerr arrives in Limerick to inspect ship
	17	23:45	Young man falls into harbor and escapes drowning
	19	pm	Passengers and crew are entertained at Orphan Hall
	23		Passengers again are housed on board the ship
	25		New foremast is stepped and rigged
	26		Plans announced for the Mount Shannon excursion
	28		Fund for needy passengers is announced
	29		Mount Shannon excursion
			Unnamed child buried between May 29 and June 7
June	9	08:00	Leaves New Dock and is towed downriver to Foynes
	18	pm	Ready to sail but spar broken while raising sails
	19	08:00	Leave Foynes for the open sea and Quebec
	25		Small ship (Preusen) from Mexico sighted
	29		Little girl from Valdres dies
			Storm which lasts until 6pm
	30		Child of a woman from Christiania dies
		16:00	Funeral for the Valdres girl, who died on the 29th
July	1		Funeral for the Christiania child, who died on the 30th
			Sailboat sighted; probably from America
	3		5 sailboats sighted
	5		6 sailboats and a steamboat sighted
	7		5 icebergs sighted
	8		2 icebergs sighted
	9		Reach the Newfoundland Banks
	11		14-16 sailing or fishing boats sighted
	27		Arrives at Grosse Isle, Quebec (quarantine station)
September	13		Rentz and his party reach Decorah, Iowa

Announcement from the Norwegian newspaper "Morgenbladet" Aug. 15th saying that the ship had arrived at Quebec on July 28th

James Overdahl