Type Ship   Departure    Details Arrival    ID     Schooner Lucie Marie, Capt. Pram Bergen May 8    New York July 15  1182     Bark Juno, Capt. Bendixen Bergen May 11    New York July 14  955     Brig Mercurius, Capt. Geelmyden Bergen July 1    New York Sep. 7  1220     Brig Hercules, Capt. Overvien Drammen May 5    New York July 6  807     Bark Johanna, Capt. Mensing Drammen May 22    New York July 22  943     Brig Washington, Capt. Smith Langesund May 2    New York July 5  2056     Bark Salvator, Capt. Gasmann Porsgrunn May 13    New York July 13  1638     Schooner Ellida, Capt. Werge Porsgrunn     Havre May 12  523     Brig Thora, Capt. Johnsen Skien Apr. 24    Havre   1918     Brig Axel & Valborg, Capt. Blom Skien May 26    Havre June 13  180     Bark Æolus, Capt. Thorbjørnsen Skien - Havre June 5    New York Aug. 28  9     Brig Venskabet, Capt. Blom Skien - Langesund June 5    Havre   2005     Bark Winterflid, Capt. Elligers Skien - Porsgrunn May 19    New York July 27  2040     Brig Haabet, Capt. Torjusen Stavanger May 11    New York July 19  874

Additional journeys or not confirmed journeys:

Type Ship Departure Details Arrival ID     Brig Kong Carl Johan, Capt. Tombs Gothenburg     New York Oct. 8  2203     Bark Tecumseh, Capt. Ripley Havre     New York Aug. 8  2201     Ship Tuskina, Capt. Johnson Havre     New York Aug. 14  2199     Sail Unchas, Capt. Latham Havre     New York July 19  2200     Ship Argo, Capt. Anthony Havre June 23    New York July 26  2197     Sail Lorena, Capt. Urquhart Havre     New York July 17  2198     Sail Familien, Capt. Pedersen Porsgrunn     Havre June 12  580

 

Newspaper notice from "Morgenbladet" 1843

Skien July 6th. The two brigs Axel & Valborg and Venskabet have just returned from Havre de Grace, to where they conveyed 329 emigrants, of which 309 proceeded on the ship Argo on Midsummer Day from Havre to New York. The cost of passage on the Argo was 50 Fr., which was 10 Fr. more than what they had expected. On the same ship there were also 80 emigrants from Switzerland. All the Norwegian emigrants were healthy and by good courage at departure. The brig Venskabet is returning 26 emigrants which did not have the sufficient means to proceed to America. Let that be a warning for others not to start on such a long voyage without taking notice of what kind of means is needed. Passengers who departed from here with Capt. Pedersen [* This could be the Nora or the Familien] and Capt. Johnsen [Thora] was able to get places on ordinary merchant ships at the cost of 47 Fr. each. Ship Æolus, Capt. Thorbjørnesn of Kragerø, enrolled 130 of its own passengers to proceed with the ship from Havre to New York. The other 35 passengers were transferred to another ship to proceed to New York at the cost of 47 Fr..