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eldanica
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Posted - 22/02/2006 :  23:03:21  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi. Am in desperate need of assistance from anyone in Oslo Norway as to finding out where my great great grandfathers families from in Oslo. I dont have any info so am in the pits at the moment.

My great great grandfathers name: Peter Christian Ulberg
Born: January 19th 1852(Norway)
Died: June 11th 1899(Apia Samoa)

He had a brother who migrated to the U.S.A but unfortunately I do not have any names what so ever.
I've narrowed my search down to 11 or 14 Ulbergs in Oslo but do not know how to contact them.
I dont even know my great great great granparents names which is really sad. I would be very delighted if anyone is able to help me on this matter. Please feel free to e-mail me at: culberg@hotmail.com
cleopatchra@hotmail.com
culberg@clear.net.nz

P.S Would dearly love to find out of any relatives in Oslo and get in touch with them

Take Care


Carol Ulberg

Hopkins
Norway Heritage Veteran

USA
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Posted - 23/02/2006 :  13:55:14  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
A 17 Feb 2006 posting by Carol Ulberg to John Follesdal's guestbook at 'Ancestors From Norway' website -
"Location: Samoa Comments: Hi everyone. Im trying to find out whereabouts my great grandfathers family are from and are there any living relatives at the moment. The last I heard, a Bruno and Renata visited Samoa back in 1980 or 1981. Please anyone any information would be greatly appreciated. Im sorry but I only have my greatgranddads name but no birthdate. His name was Peter Christian Ulberg from Oslo Norway. God bless you all."

A 17 March 2004 posting by Tessie Weir to Genealogy.com's Norway Genealogy Forum with link to response -
"I have recently discovered that my great great grandfather was born in Ornslow(Oslo)Norway January 1832 and would like to obtain a copy of his Birth certificate. I was informed that any Birth record in Norway in the early 1800 has to be obtained from a Church Record of babtismal, since the earliest record in the Updated Database in Norway is in 1925.Do I need to contact all church records in the area of oslo from 1800 that is still operating?? I also discovered some Farms in Norway name Ulberg which is my Great great grandfathers last name.His full name is Peter Christian Ulberg,could a person born on farm use the Farm name for a last name?? If anyone has any information about obtaining a birth certificate I'd really appreciate the info or any relation.Peter Christian was married to So'onafai Maria De Carmel in Western Samoa 1869 and died in Western Samoa in 1899."
http://genforum.genealogy.com/norway/messages/9063.html

On the 22 July 2004 someone listing themselves as 'uso' also posted a query about the Ulbergs of Western Samoa -
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=localities.oceania.samoa.wsamoa&m=36.2

I was hoping that a posting somewhere would give such additional information as WHEN Peter Ulberg arrived in Samoa or New Zealand, which first if both? Did he have any particularly unique occupation (blacksmith??), etc.

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kaare n
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Norway
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Posted - 23/02/2006 :  15:40:28  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
http://www.wmgs.org/message_board/messages/351.html
http://genforum.genealogy.com/ulberg/
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