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kaaren2
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New Zealand
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Posted - 28/05/2006 :  02:12:25  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi,
I am wanting to find my gt grandparents.
I have the following information on my grandparents from my fathers naturalisation papers when he came to NZ.
His mother was Karoline Marie Olsen b 12th Oct 1873 in Bergen
His Father Kristian Martinius Svendsen b 26th June 1875 in Oslo.
I already have information from the 1890 Census however would like to be able to find their parents and am not sure where to write to to find out.
I have my fathers birth/confirmation certificate which I had translated and he was christenedin Oslo and confirmed in Petrus.
I presume Petrus is a suburb of Oslo.
Could someone advise me where to go to/or look for a birth certificate for my grandparents
Thankyou

Kaaren Beverley( nee Svendsen)

Jo Anne Sadler
Norway Heritage Veteran

USA
1100 Posts

Posted - 28/05/2006 :  02:35:12  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
If you have access to a Family History center some of the Petrus records are on microfilm but they do not start until 1880:

Petrus

There are confirmation records as well as marriage banns-and marriage records-viede that could help you as well. These are not hard to read a few basic words. This is a good dictionary for translating old records:

http://home.online.no/~otjoerge/files/word.htm




Edited by - Jo Anne Sadler on 28/05/2006 02:35:55
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kaare n
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Norway
114 Posts

Posted - 28/05/2006 :  21:10:24  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Just the 1900 census (scroll down)
http://www.rhd.uit.no/folketellinger/ftliste_e.aspx?ft=1900&knr=0301&kenr=402&bnr=0010&lnr=17

Kristian Svendsen hf g Dagarbeider %Snedker h. mester?% 26.06.1875 Kristiania
Karoline Svendsen hm g Hustru 12.10.1873 Bergen
Konenilius!! Svendsen s ug Barn 25.05.1894 Kristiania
Karl Svendsen s ug 25.03.1889 Kristiania
Karen Svendsen d ug 03.08.1899 Kristiania
Kåre
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ninakarls
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Norway
232 Posts

Posted - 28/05/2006 :  22:43:23  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
This could be Karoline's birth, though the date is one year off. They may have given her baptismal year as her birth year to conceal that she was born before the parents' wedding in May 1874.

1874 Okt 17 Nov 15 Karoline Marie f Dagl. Mathias Olsen 21-111 25 27 Marte Berntine Olsen v. 1874 mai Korskirken

Census 1875 for Bergen
Matias Olsen 1ste Etage m Husfader g Sjouer 1850 Romsdal Romsdals Amt 21-111
Marte Olsen 1ste Etage f hans Kone g 1848 Os Sogn Os Prgj. Os 21-111
Karoline Olsen 1ste Etage f hans Datter 1874 Bergen Bergen 21-111

I couldn't find the family in Bergen in 1885 or 1891 census, nor any wedding in Bergen.

1900-census for 0301 Kristiania Hesselbergs gade 13
Kristian Svendsen m b hf g Dagarbeider %Snedker h. mester?% 260675
Karoline Svendsen k b hm g Hustru 121073 Bergen
Konenilius!! Svendsen m b s ug Barn 250594
Karl Svendsen m b s ug 250389
Karen Svendsen k b d ug 30899
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