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stef
Junior member
Canada
73 Posts |
 Posted - 09/01/2004 : 03:41:20
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i am from canada.I need help to resolve a mistery.
My grand-grand fathers was sailing on a boat between 1885
and 1890.When he and his two friends arrive ,they jumped the boat and start ed a new life here at the fishing town called Tadoussac.
I did all the research I had to do here in canada but Hendry
Robertsen stayed a deep enigma.
He lived here 25 years and hided all about his past life.
I been searching in the archives of Canada but i could'nt find
nothing.
If only I could find the name of the vessel he vogued.
Here the information i can give.
Hendry Robertsen ,father and mother unknown.
Gunder sam Olsen from tonsberg borned in Fredrikhab son of Olaus Olsen and Inger Marie Jacobsen .
Henry Christian josefsen from tonsberg norway,son of joseph Andersen and Fonette Maria Olsdatter.
Their earlyer trace are June 1890 in Canada.
So they must been arrived one year or two earlier. Tank you |
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thelebrity
Senior member
Norway
234 Posts |
Posted - 09/01/2004 : 09:31:45
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| Can you say anything about when they was born? approximately what year? If he was born before 1865 chances are good he might be found in the online 1865 census. |
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stef
Junior member
Canada
73 Posts |
Posted - 09/01/2004 : 15:18:58
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Gunder Olsen died at 48 in 1914.
Christian Josefsen married here in 1898,he was 26 years old.
Hendry Robertsen died here in 1915,he was 47 years old.
in a census of June 1891,he mentionned he was 23 years old,so he could
been borned in 1867 or 1868.
I have information that his family owned a mine but its just a rumor.
I have a list of the boat that came here in that time and mostly came from Fredrickstad
but once again noting is sure.
I have a picture of Robertsen and Gunder Olsen.
I know the census after 1865 is in 1900 and they were gone.
I thing the best thing to do for me would be to go in norway and go check
in the governement register were they keep information about all mariners.
There was 7 district were they entered the name of mariners has they came to the
office in norway.
those special records was called sj o fartsannotasjonsruller or halvbefaren .
Afters one years or at 22,they were transfered to sj o fartshovedrulle. tank you |
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stef
Junior member
Canada
73 Posts |
Posted - 09/01/2004 : 15:34:45
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I can't afford a trip in norway for many years so if you can help me it would be great!
I plan to write their complete history in a book.
the only thing i need is the boat's name
Could you tell me where you live
tank for your help |
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Brining
Norway Heritage Veteran
USA
868 Posts |
Posted - 09/01/2004 : 20:38:46
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Hi I did find Christian Josefsen's parents in the 1865 census in Andebu, Vestfold Click Here and his birth record on the LDS Click Here
He also had these brothers and sisters
INGVALD ANTON JOSEFSEN - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 15 MAY 1859 Stokke, Vestfold, Norway
OLUF ANTON JOSEFSEN - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 23 JUN 1861 Stokke, Vestfold, Norway
AUGUSTINUS JOSEFSEN - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Birth: 15 AUG 1869
Gender: Male Christening: 19 SEP 1869 Andebu, Vestfold, Norway
JOSEPHINE AUGUSTA JOSEFSEN - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Birth: 14 JUL 1868
Gender: Female Christening: 09 AUG 1868 Andebu, Vestfold, Norway
Hope this gives you a little more information to go on
Carla
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Brining
Norway Heritage Veteran
USA
868 Posts |
Posted - 10/01/2004 : 06:09:18
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Hi I have a long shot for your great grandfather. I assumed that Hendry was a shortening of the name Hendrick/Henrik. On the LDS I found found a Henrik Robertson born in Tune, Ostfold in 1868 Click Here and I found the same Henrik listed in a family tree on line Click Here He is listed under number 134. Maren Julie Johansdatter. He is the last child in the list. The interesting thing is he is listed as perished at sea. Could it be that it was assumed that he died but he jumped ship?
Ok it's time for the Norwegian's on the list to jump in.
Here is the home page of the person who put the information on the net but it is all in Norwegian. Is it possible that he would have more information about Henrik or the ship he sailed on.
It sure would be great if this was the correct person
Carla |
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stef
Junior member
Canada
73 Posts |
Posted - 10/01/2004 : 14:50:09
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Hi! Brining
It's great that you find someting interesting that fast.
For the one listed on the number 134, i see is borned in 1843,it's too early!
Do you thing it's the same man ,son of Robert anton Hansen and borned in 1868.
Could you show me where they specified that he perish at sea. tank a lot for your precious help !
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Brining
Norway Heritage Veteran
USA
868 Posts |
Posted - 10/01/2004 : 19:41:37
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Hi Yes the one I meant was their son
349. x Henrik Hansen #3532, f. 02-11-1968, Næs, Rolvsøy, 22-11-1868, Tune Krk. omkom til sjøs.
The last 3 words say he perished at sea. He was born Nov. 2 (I'm sure it is suppose to be 1868 not 1968) in Næs, Rolvsøy and christened Nov. 22 1868 in Tune Kirk. His name is listed as Henrik HANSEN but following the Norwegian naming patterns he should be listed as Henrik ROBERTSEN (son of Robert)
I hope you can get more information on this. Looking at the list there may be living descendents of one of the sisters.
Carla
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stef
Junior member
Canada
73 Posts |
Posted - 11/01/2004 : 14:50:06
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hi brining
could it be possible to find someting on Gunder olsen,the third man on my list.
meanwhile i will verify on Robertsen authenticity.
tank you ,wish you the best for you and family ! |
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maggi
Junior member
Norway
34 Posts |
Posted - 11/01/2004 : 22:38:28
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Hello Canada! Gunder Sem (NB with an E) Olsen was baptized in Nøtterøy church, Vestfold, on 6th March 1866. Parents were as you said Olaus Olsen and Inger Marie Jacobsen. Nøtterøy is a country/coastal area just south of the town of Tønsberg. Tønsberg is on the west side of the Oslo fjord. (I live on the opposite side in Moss. ) His middle name SEM is also the name of an area nearby, so possibly his parents had connections there. I checked the 1865 census of Norway and there are TWO families in that county with parents Olaus Olsen + Inger Jacobsen, one in Nøtterøy and one in nearby Tønsberg, which confused me at first. But the Family Search cleared my doubt. The wife in the Tønsberg one had a middle name Gunilde. The couple Olaus Olsen + Inger Marie Jacobsen had also the following children (there may be more which aren't in the LDS database - you could check the church records - microfilm numbers 1282550 + 0278240 at your nearest LDS family History centre):
Gunda Andrea chr. 7 Dec 1867 in Nøtterøy
Elen Andrea chr. 25 Oct 1870 in Nøtterøy
Olga Sofie chr. 26 Oct 1882 in Nøtterøy
Olaf Lindal chr 6 Oct 1875 in Nøtterøy
Olaus chr. 3 Nov 1873 in Nøtterøy
Inga Marie (surname given as Olsen Sem) chr. 23 Nov 1877
Olaus and his family lived in Otterbæk Østre and he was a shipmaster and owned his own home.
Couldn't find a connection to Fredrikshald (now known as Halden) for this family. But in the Tønsberg one the father came from Fredrikshald and the mother was born in Sem, so you might wish to check this one out as they could possibly have had a son Gunder after the census was taken. Unfortunately there is no 1875 census of Nøtterøy or Tønsberg to check and I have no microfilms for those parishes here.
Wishing you good luck in your further search. Greetings from snowy Moss. |
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stef
Junior member
Canada
73 Posts |
Posted - 17/01/2004 : 17:05:29
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Hello Maggi
tank you for your information.
the maritime inscription registers of seamens is it a good way to verify about those three mariners
I read that in 1890,there was several district in norway where agent entered name of man
as they show themselves at the office.
Many information is in those registers.
Is it hard to have those registers
and is it the place i should start these research
I have a lot information but where can i start to check them
Greeting from snowy Quebec,Canada |
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stef
Junior member
Canada
73 Posts |
Posted - 17/01/2004 : 21:10:15
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I asked to the Canadian archives the list of boats that came here in Chicoutimi,Québec and they
send me a list between 1885 and 1891 about lots of boats but i can't find any of them on the
database on the net.Here some of their name and departure/destination.
The bark :Helena date of departure 8 oct. 1890 from Christiana (Oslo) Master name:L Dahl
going to London with 14 men (crew) on board.
The bark Haldos 19 oct. 1890 from Frederickstad to Lisbon.
master name H.Alexandersen with a crew of 9 men.
Can anybody tell me what place to look for those boats.
Most of the list have boats going from Fredrickstad to America or England
Greting from the cold canada
Stephan
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jamesrobertson
Starting member
USA
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Posted - 21/10/2011 : 18:58:14
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quote:
Originally posted by stef
Hi! Brining
It's great that you find someting interesting that fast.
For the one listed on the number 134, i see is borned in 1843,it's too early!
Do you thing it's the same man ,son of Robert anton Hansen and borned in 1868.
Could you show me where they specified that he perish at sea. tank a lot for your precious help !
HI! I have been following your postings; And, I have responded
to a couple with the same information. I have reason to believe
that Robert Anton Hansen was my great grandfather; as John
Alford (Alfred) Robertson (Hansen, and then Robertsen) was
my grandfather; I am in possession of a family tree which
reflects all that and much more and I would be willing to share
any information with someone who is probably my relative.
I live in MN and you can contact me on either my e-mail or this
site.
Jim Robertson |
james robertson |
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