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| 1862 | Captain N. J. Strøm from Bergen Apr. 23 to Quebec June 27 | | 1862 | leaving Bergen with some 290 passengers | | 1862 | Juli 26 leaving Quebec for London, arriving Gravesend/London Sept. 7 | | 1862 | October 10 off Deal: arrived from the Thames for Belize | | 1863 | April 13 arrived Milford from Belize | | 1863 | April 4 leaving Milford (England) for Quebec | | 1863 | May 26 Quebec from Milford, June 24 leaving Quebec for London | | 1864 | January 13 Liverpool from Sundsvall | | 1864 | February 2 loading in Liverpool for Genua, leaving Feb. 26 | | 1864 | April 5 Genua from Liverpool | | 1864 | June 2 Quebec from Genua, leaving Quebec for London August 1 | | 1864 | September 12 off Deal: from Quebec. Arriving Gravesend/London Sept. 13 | | 1864 | October 14 Cardiff from London, leaving Nov. 11 for Jamaica | | 1865 | January 24 Kingston (Jamaica) in the harbour. Bark Adler for Hunduras | | 1865 | April 24 Rio Janeiro from Cardiff/Newcastle | | 1865 | September 15 spoken at 47N 39W by a Steamship to Liverpool | | 1865 | October 4 off Øresund: from Søderhamn to Marseille with timber, Capt. Strøm | | 1865 | October 25 Dartmouth: from Søderhamn to Marseille | | 1865 | November 9 leaving Dartmouth for Marseille, arrive there Dec. 6 | | 1865 | December 6 Marseille from Stockholm, leaving Jan. 26 for Trapani | | 1866 | January 26 Marseille for Trapani | | 1866 | Captain N. J. Strøm from Bergen May 20 to Quebec July 2 | | 1866 | arrived Quebec with 281 emigrants | | 1866 | July 31 Quebec for London, Aug. 30 off Wight: to London from Quebec | | 1866 | September 3 London from Quebec, leaving Sept. 17 for Gefle (Sweden) | | 1867 | January 15 Gravesend/London from Gefle, Capt. Strøm, leaving Feb. 9 for Arendal | | 1867 | Captain N. J. Strøm from Arendal Apr. 25 to Quebec Stranded | | 1867 | April 25 leaving Arendal for good wind and weather Capt. Strøm with 58 passengers | | 1867 | June 11 Stranded in the St Lewrence river at White Island Stoal with Pilot onboard. Passengers, crew and their belongings saved. | | 1867 | June 22 The wreck of Bark Adler stranded on White Island Reef sold for £340 | | The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges |
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In 1862 the Adler departed Bergen on Apr. 23, and arrived at Quebec June 27. She was mastered by Capt. Strøm. According to a Norwegian newspaper she was carrying 290 passengers. Because the National Archives of Canada [NAC] did not start the archiving of passenger lists before 1865, and the Norwegian emigration records did not start before 1867, there is no surviving passenger list for this voyage in any of those archives. Timeline to records.
 Newspaper notice Morgenbladet May 7, 1862
In 1866 the bark Adler, 463 tons, arrived at Quebec from Bergen in ballast. She was carrying 281
steerage passengers and 1 cabin passenger. One woman died on the passage of senile-debility. Adler was mastered by Capt. Niels Jensen Strøm and had a crew of 17. Acording to the newspaper "Den vestlandske Tidende" (nr. 49, Thursday 25. April 1867) the Adler left Arendal for Quebec carrying 58 passengers, mostly from Øiestad, Moland og Froland and the surrounding mountain districts. 32 of the emigrants were adults (over 14 years.) four was between 10 - 14 years old, 17 between 1 - 10, and 5 were infants under the age of 1 year. The majority were going to join up with family members in the US. The ship stranded in the St. Lawrence even though there was a pilot aboard. All of the passengers and crew were saved together with their belongings. Because the ship never reached Quebec there seams to be no surviving passenger list. The telegram telling about the stranding of the Adler was sent from Quebec on June 11.
Arendal den 25 april:
"Idagmorges afgik herfra med gunstig Vind og godt Veir Barkskibet Adler,
Captein Strøm, bestemt til Qvebek og medbringende 58 Passagerer, hvorav de
fleste vare fra nærmeste Omegn (Øiestad, Moland og Froland) og nogle faa
fra Fjeldbygderne. Med hensyn til Alderen, da vare 32 over 14 Aar, 4 mellem
10 og 14 Aar, 17 mellem 1 og 10 Aar, og 5 under 1 Aar. Paa et Par
Undtagelser nær havde Alle sin Slægt i Amerika at reise til, og tildels
havde ogsaa Emigranterne fra sine amerikanske Slægtninge faaet Hjælp til
Reisen. Iforgaars holdt Pastor Schanche Prædiken ombord. Da Skibet imorges
var kommet et Stykke ud paa Havnen toge Emigranterne Afsked fra Hjemmet med
et Hurra."
Den vestlandske Tidende 13. juni 1867:
"Ifølge hertil indløbet Telegram, dat. Qvebek den 11te Juni Kl. 12,30’
Efterm., modtaget i Arendal samme Dag Kl. 6,42’, er Skibet Adler, Capt.
Strøm, strandet i St. Lawrence Floden med Lods ombord. Passagerer og Mandskab
er tilligemed deres Tøi reddet."
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