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chels1411
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Posted - 22/04/2005 :  19:23:29  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
ok, my great grandfather was born Magnus Einorson Rongved in 1895 in Haus, Norway. He had one sister, name unknown. Also unknown are his parents names. He immigrated to the US in 1915. I would like to further trace my family but need the information. Is there a way to get birth certificates from Haus? was there a norway census like in the US? Any help or info provided would be greatly apperciated.

MAS
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Norway
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Posted - 22/04/2005 :  19:50:05  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

Here you have Magnus Einarss.born 1895 in the 1900 census.You also have here his parents,Einar Johanness.an Ingeborg Monsd.,his brother Monrad born 1897 and his sister Marta also born 1897.
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MAS
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Norway
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Posted - 22/04/2005 :  19:52:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Sorry,here's the link:

http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f01250.wc2&gardpostnr=269&personpostnr=1740&merk=1740#ovre

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MAS
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Norway
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Posted - 22/04/2005 :  20:00:36  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

And here you find Magnus emigrating from Bergen 18.March 1915.




http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=EMIBERG&gardpostnr=83173&merk=83173#ovre



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Hopkins
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USA
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Posted - 22/04/2005 :  22:13:12  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Chelsea - Your question seems very odd. Are you forgetting all the previous links to those same Norwegian censuses and emigration records that others were giving to you in the past few days?
Perhaps you should look at those postings again and the responses -
http://genforum.genealogy.com/norway/messages/10215.html

You can start studying about how to do your Norwegian family research yourself at this collection of websites -
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~norway/articles.html
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chels1411
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Posted - 25/04/2005 :  18:57:08  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
MAS, thank you for your help...I knew of that site but not being able to read the language, it was obviously hard for me to understand. I couldn't even figure out how to locate someone. AsHopkins states I did have a link previously the Norwegian Historical Data Center but again...HOPKINS...not knowing the language makes things VERY hard to understand. To me it was a bunch of names. Especially when you don't understand certian abreaviations and words.

Thanks again MAS!
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MAS
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Norway
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Posted - 26/04/2005 :  00:49:40  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Chels!

Nice I could help you.
Just a little more to the 1900 census:

There are two more children,Brita born 1877 and Ole born 1873.I guess Einar has been married before and that they are children from his first marriage.(Ole is one year younger than Einar's wife Ingeborg.)

If there's something you don't understand,just tell and I'll try to help you.
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chels1411
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Posted - 26/04/2005 :  18:51:52  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I noticed those 2 children as well...I had concluded the same thing you had about being married proir to Ingaborg. This I didn't know however, my family tells stories (of how much truth is unknown) that the reason Magnus moved to the US was because Einar remarried after Ingaborg died and the farm would have gone to the 3rd wifes kids. I don't know how true that is however, maybe it was because the farm would have gone to the 1st wifes kids. Are their census in Norway back to 1870ish? I so wish I understood the language HA HA! Well, again MAS, thanks!
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MAS
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Norway
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Posted - 26/04/2005 :  19:35:08  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Yes,there are census 1875,but few of them on the internett,and of course not for Haus.
I found dead in Haus 1878-1946.I suppose Einar's first wife is listed there,but we don't know her name,do we?I can't find Ingeborg there either,but I found Einar.

Take a look at this:

http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=gr12501878&gardpostnr=1338&personpostnr=1338&merk=1338#ovre


nr.1338 married,former police sergeant Einar Johannesen Rongved,residence Mjeldevaag,birthplace Rongved,year of birth 1845,death day 30.June 1920.



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MAS
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Norway
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Posted - 26/04/2005 :  20:14:30  Show Profile  Reply with Quote

Here you have Einar Johannessen in 1865 with his parents and sisters:


http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f61250&gardpostnr=545&personpostnr=3500&merk=3500#ovre

g=married
ug=unmarried
m=male
k=female
Einar is helping his father at the farm.
His father Johannes Einarsen is a farmer and owner,49 years old birthplace Haus
his mother Martha Andersdtr.50 years old
and his sisters:
Aasa 24,Martha 23,Synneve 18,Anna 13,Martha 10 and Johanna 8.
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chels1411
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Posted - 26/04/2005 :  20:15:56  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Well, that would be my family, that was the date he died so that him. Unfortunatly, i don't know the 1st wifes name. My great grandpa didn't talk about Norway or his family there much. Now that I've gotten into this, i wish he would have.
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