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GunnarAa
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Norway
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 Posted - 29/12/2006 : 12:58:20
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Originally posted by Allison
Ok, I have made out the info I needed. He came to Australia on the "By Chrisitie" which is close to the info Gunnar gave me of him jumping ship from the "Byfoged Christie". He left Glasgow, Scotland and arrived in Australia c. 1880.
Hello, Allison,
You probably posted a wrong link. I receieved your email with the correct link, and this shows what a great sourch these "Memorial for letters of naturalization" is.
We now know for sure that we are talking about the same Jacob Hansen. What a great Christmas gift ! :-)
Gunnar.
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Allison
Junior member
Australia
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Hopkins
Norway Heritage Veteran
USA
3351 Posts |
Posted - 04/01/2007 : 15:36:25
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That URL does not work.
You can capture a working URL that you can copy and paste here - allowing those of interested to find the same page with ease.
At the top of the window when you are looking at the page you wish to capture - you'll see a pull-down option box labelled either "Image Information"[English version] or "Bildeinformasjon" [Norwegian version] - change that default setting to either 'On top' or 'On bottom' [English version] and then you can copy the Permanent pagelink line and paste it in a message like this (example only).
http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?idx_kildeid=1106&idx_id=1106&uid=ny&idx_side=-32
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jwiborg
Norway Heritage Veteran
Norway
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Posted - 04/01/2007 : 19:39:05
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Hi,
is this the record you're trying to link to?
#20, Jens. born 28-Dec-1870
parents: Matros Hans Peter Jacobsen, 31 Aar og Methe Marie Jensdatter, married 1862 - Kragerö.
Barnet döde för Daaben Bekreftet i kirken.
English: The child died before the christening was confirmed in the church.
matros: able seaman
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Allison
Junior member
Australia
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Posted - 05/01/2007 : 00:41:04
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Thanks Jan. Thats it. On his death register it says he wasnt baptised and there is no cause of death? Another mystery.
Will chek back here when I need to capture a page, thankyou. :) |
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jwiborg
Norway Heritage Veteran
Norway
4961 Posts |
Posted - 05/01/2007 : 18:41:00
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With regards to the cause of death for Jens; the infant mortality in Norway as in other countries, was quite high in those days, so I wouldn't go as far as call it a "mystery".
We still have "cot death", but in those days a lot of other children's diseases also had fatal issue.
Undernourishment, malnutrition, should also be considered, but this is most likely not the case with Jens, since he died so early.
An interesting remark:
In Norway today, the infant mortality rate is 4 out of 1000 births.
In a country as Sierra Leone in Africa, the infant mortality rate is 283 out of 1000 births(!).
I don't think the rate was in the same figures in Norway 150 years ago, but almost every family was affected by this, one way or another.
By the way; I'm still quite amazed that it turned out to be this Jacob Hansen who was found in the first reply in this topic you were looking for, and that Karo/Keogi was Kragerř!
What a christmas gift! 
Jan Peter
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Allison
Junior member
Australia
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Posted - 06/01/2007 : 06:48:08
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I know! I must give all the credit to Gunnar though. He found him. That man is a genius! Still not 100% its him, have to try and link him into the family still. Just for peice of mind.
Dont really know where tog o from here. I have most of the records from the Digitalarkivet now so I guess I move onto other family branches after trying to find out a bit more about Hans and Mette as well as why Jacob left.
No doubt I will have more queries for everyone!! :p |
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