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Janie
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Australia
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Posted - 23/02/2004 :  08:09:58  Show Profile
Looking for any information on Olaf/Ole Borresen. Born on 30/10/1858.
Ole listed on emigrants from Oslo on 19th August, 1904 travelling to New York. Occupation Sjomand, Styrmand (not sure what that is) and freight 60.00. Is that for fare or cargo?
Are there lists of Sea Captains somewhere?
Janie

jwiborg
Norway Heritage Veteran

Norway
4961 Posts
Posted - 23/02/2004 :  10:38:27  Show Profile
Hi,
did you miss this topic Please keep your subjects descriptive! ??

You have already a posting about Olaf Borresen, if you stick to the same topic, it's easier for people to help you out, and you avoid that people spend time searching for things you already know....

Jan
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