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Thomas Pluff
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 Posted - 12/10/2008 : 15:05:15
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My name is Tom Pluff (new to site). I am trying to find more information on two of my ancestors and the ships they may have come in on. I have not been able to find much to work with and I am hoping for ideas. Would anyone have information on the following.
Andreas Larsen Haakenstad b.10/21/1828 Ringsaker, Hedmark, Norway d. 7/29/1917 Dane, Wisconsin
Arrived U.S. 1887
Andreas Anderson b. 7/18/1820 Oppland, Norway d.Jan. 1860 Christiana, Dane, Wisconsin.
Would anyone have any ideas or information on them or where I may find information.
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Hopkins
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jwiborg
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Posted - 12/10/2008 : 16:15:46
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Hopkins
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Hopkins
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Posted - 12/10/2008 : 16:36:23
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4 of the children leaving from Oslo/Kristiania on or about 1 April 1886 (another good match to US census info of 1900)
April 1886 from Oslo/Kristiania
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Thomas Pluff
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Posted - 12/10/2008 : 16:49:57
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Thanks for the information, would like any other ideas or hear from anyone who may have ties to these individuals.
Tom
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eibache
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Posted - 12/10/2008 : 17:43:00
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The first child of Andreas Larsen and Agnete Jensdatter was "uægte" (born out of wedlock) born Jan 19 1856, see #16
The second child Petra was born Febr 27 1860, see #42
The parents were now married.
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jwiborg
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Posted - 12/10/2008 : 18:41:34
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Originally posted by eibache
The first child of Andreas Larsen and Agnete Jensdatter was "uægte" (born out of wedlock) born Jan 19 1857, see #16
Lars was born Jan 19 1856.
Andreas Larsen (28) & Agnete Jensdr (19) married 21 DEC 1856.
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Thomas Pluff
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Posted - 12/10/2008 : 19:06:49
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Originally posted by jwiborg
Didn't Andreas Anderson die in Wisconsin in 1860?
Andreas did pass away in Christiana, Dane, Wisconsin (29 July 1917). I know he arrived in the U.S. in 1887 at age 59. I have no information on his parents. I am hoping to find the ship he came in on and possibly his parents.
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jwiborg
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Posted - 12/10/2008 : 19:10:35
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Originally posted by Thomas Pluff
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Originally posted by jwiborg
Didn't Andreas Anderson die in Wisconsin in 1860?
Andreas did pass away in Christiana, Dane, Wisconsin (29 July 1917). I know he arrived in the U.S. in 1887 at age 59. I have no information on his parents. I am hoping to find the ship he came in on and possibly his parents.
Wasn't that Andreas Larsen? In your first posting, you said that Andreas Anderson died Jan. 1860 in Christiana, Dane, Wisconsin...
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Edited by - jwiborg on 12/10/2008 19:12:51 |
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Thomas Pluff
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Thomas Pluff
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Posted - 12/10/2008 : 19:45:44
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Originally posted by jwiborg
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Originally posted by Thomas Pluff
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Originally posted by jwiborg
Didn't Andreas Anderson die in Wisconsin in 1860?
Andreas did pass away in Christiana, Dane, Wisconsin (29 July 1917). I know he arrived in the U.S. in 1887 at age 59. I have no information on his parents. I am hoping to find the ship he came in on and possibly his parents.
Wasn't that Andreas Larsen? In your first posting, you said that Andreas Anderson died Jan. 1860 in Christiana, Dane, Wisconsin...
Jan Peter
That was Andreas Larson in my first posting. The name appears twice in the information we have and I am trying to verify/sort the individuals. My Aunts records have one on my Grandfathers line and another on a Grandmothers line two generations earlier.
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eibache
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Posted - 12/10/2008 : 19:59:54
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Andreas Larsens baptismal record is #13
he was baptized Dec 16 and his parents were Lars Larsen and Pernille Iversdatter, Syljuberget.
The marriage record for Andreas and Agnete is #27
Agnetes father was Jens Hansen and her mother from the 1865 census was Berte Jonsdatter.
The baptismal record for Agnethe shows that she was an "uægte" child, her mother also had an "uægte" son born in Christiania in 1827, his name was Johan Christiansen. Her father was a shoemaker.
The baptismal record for Berthe Joensdatter is #26
her parents and Agnetes grandparents were Joen Joensen Grefseng and Anne Pedersdatter.
The marriage record for Lars Larsen and Pernille Iversdatter is #157
they married July 8 1819, Lars was 25 years old and a servant on Syljuaasen. Pernille was 21 years old and a servant on Larsbakken.
Her baptismal record is #9 from the top on right hand page
her parents were Iver Halvorsen, Søndre Mælumseie and Gudbiør Pedersdatter.
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Darlene Buskov
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Posted - 26/06/2009 : 23:54:15
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Originally posted by Thomas Pluff
My name is Tom Pluff (new to site). I am trying to find more information on two of my ancestors and the ships they may have come in on. I have not been able to find much to work with and I am hoping for ideas. Would anyone have information on the following.
Andreas Larsen Haakenstad b.10/21/1828 Ringsaker, Hedmark, Norway d. 7/29/1917 Dane, Wisconsin
Arrived U.S. 1887
Andreas Anderson b. 7/18/1820 Oppland, Norway d.Jan. 1860 Christiana, Dane, Wisconsin.
Would anyone have any ideas or information on them or where I may find information.
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Darlene Buskov
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Posted - 26/06/2009 : 23:59:47
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Originally posted by Thomas Pluff
My name is Tom Pluff (new to site). I am trying to find more information on two of my ancestors and the ships they may have come in on. I have not been able to find much to work with and I am hoping for ideas. Would anyone have information on the following.
Andreas Larsen Haakenstad b.10/21/1828 Ringsaker, Hedmark, Norway d. 7/29/1917 Dane, Wisconsin
Arrived U.S. 1887
Andreas Anderson b. 7/18/1820 Oppland, Norway d.Jan. 1860 Christiana, Dane, Wisconsin.
Would anyone have any ideas or information on them or where I may find information.
Petra Larson Haakenstad was my gggrandmother. I would be interested in sharing information with you on Andreas family line. I have many of the newspaper obits and headstone pictures. Please contact me if you are interested. |
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carlnga
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Posted - 06/06/2013 : 21:36:53
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I would be interested in sharing information and getting any family info on the haakenstad family tree. Andreas Larsen Haakenstad was my great great great grandfather.
I can be contacted directly at carlnga@aol.com to anyone who would be interested in working together.
I live in Madison, Wi. Barbara (Haakenstad) Gamer is my mother. Arnold Haakenstad was her father and Anton Haakenstad was his father
Originally posted by Thomas Pluff[/i]
My name is Tom Pluff (new to site). I am trying to find more information on two of my ancestors and the ships they may have come in on. I have not been able to find much to work with and I am hoping for ideas. Would anyone have information on the following.
Andreas Larsen Haakenstad b.10/21/1828 Ringsaker, Hedmark, Norway d. 7/29/1917 Dane, Wisconsin
Arrived U.S. 1887
Andreas Anderson b. 7/18/1820 Oppland, Norway d.Jan. 1860 Christiana, Dane, Wisconsin.
Would anyone have any ideas or information on them or where I may find information.
[/quote]Petra Larson Haakenstad was my gggrandmother. I would be interested in sharing information with you on Andreas family line. I have many of the newspaper obits and headstone pictures. Please contact me if you are interested.
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