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Kåarto
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 Posted - 25/10/2009 : 13:47:36
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You are welcome John.
I hope you have had some good days despite of all the driving, her in Norway most drivers have switched to winter tires.
The names Lars and Paul - Povel - Pål- Paal appears often in the Bommen family.
I want to bring up the old records first.
Othar´s mother was Barbro (Barbara) Severine Erichsdatter Sunne was born to Eric Halvorsen (Sunne) and Karen Sophie Hansdr. Sveum on Oct. 14. bap. Nov. 16. 1811, left page bottom here
Continue on her later today
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Kåarto
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Norway
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Posted - 25/10/2009 : 17:51:37
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Eric Halvorsen married Karen Hansdr. Sune Dec. 6. 1798, see 2. column 15-19- line from bottom, here.
Item (same day as above, 6. De.) Eric Halvorsen Tømmermand (Carpenter) and Pigen (Maid) Karen Hansdr. Sveum
Kongsberg 1801, Miner Erik Halvorsen Sunne and Karen Sophie (Hansdr.) Sveum living in Nordmoen gaden (Normoen street) with his mother, retriered widow Anneken Andreasdatter.
Erik was likely working as a carpenter for the mining company.
Inside the mountain the carpenters were building transveres floors with acess via ladders after which the mines were deper. The deepest is the King´s mine, 1050 meter deep.
Tourists has acess to the King´s mine with the mining- train all summer.
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Kåarto
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Norway
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Posted - 25/10/2009 : 22:53:14
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Mine worker and carpenter Eric Halvorsen Sunne was born to Halvor Eikcsen Sunde, bap. Sept 20. 1776, middle of the right page here
20. Sept: Halvor Erics. Sundes b:/: Eric
We know from the 1801 census Erick mother was Anneken Andreasdatter.
Anneken was born to Andres Schrøder, she married Eric Halvorsen Sunde on Feb. 21, 1767, see left page 3 wedding here.
21 Febr: Halvor Ericsen Sunde and Annichen Andreasd: Schrøder
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Kåarto
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Posted - 25/10/2009 : 23:37:33
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Annichen Andreasdatter (Andersdatter) was born to Andreas Hansen Schrøder, bap. Nov. 14. 1739, see right page 14. line from top.
Eod die (same day as above) Nov 14. Andreas Schrøders D:/: Annechen , seehere
From this probateregister from 1742 after late Anders Skrødder, tailor, recidence was Bussedalen, west side of the town. From this register we know her mother was Maren Madtzdatter, she married 2. time to Jens Hansen Sunne, se below.
Peder Schrøder was Annechens brother, Anders Madtzsen was Marens brother.
Caspar Andersen, dead, was a brother to Maren and Anders Madtzsens mother. Anders Karsk (bil) was married to Anders Schrøders sister and the same was also Svend Amundsen.
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Kåarto
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Posted - 26/10/2009 : 14:12:41
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Andreas (Hansen) Schøder was born to Hans Schrøder, bap Nov. 9. 1706, see left page 5. line from bottom:
Die 9 Nov: Hans Schrøders son Andreas, see here
Andreas (Hansen) Schrøder married in Kongsberg to Maren Madsdatter Bønche Dec. 13. 1738, see 3 column 5. and 6. line from top here
Andreas Hansen Schrøder and Maren Madsdatter Bønche.
Probate register Sept. 6. 1762
Maren Madsdatter Bonche (Andreas Schrøders widow) died ab. 1762, her recidence was in Møllergata
From the probatereister above we know she married a 2. time to Jens Hansen Sunne (Nov. 27. 1742), he was blind and heir to Maren Madsdr.
Andreas Schrøders daughter Annichen Andreasdatter was not age, Anders age 19 and Mads age 18 was her half brothers.
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Kåarto
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Posted - 27/10/2009 : 08:55:48
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The following seems to be the fahrest to get back in Kongsberg and Sandsvær.
Hans Schrøder was Hans Hansen Schrøder born on farm Mørk in Sandsvær about 1666. Hans inherit a part of land in Mørk. There is no nformation about when he settled down in Kongsberg.
He had two siblings, Anders and Barbara. Barbara inherit Mørk and Anders bought farm Brønstad in Sandsvær. Anders was the first sheriff in Sandsvær, see my postings from Oct. 9. here
Most of Othars sibling in the 1865 census from Kongsberg in page one seems to have settled down in Oslo and from the 1900 census for Oslo we can read the following :
- Pauline, unmarried. Occ. Seamstress living in Eilert Sundts street 27 in Olso
- Erikke Caroline, unmarried in Holtestreet 22 in Oslo, former teacher for higher education, now private teacher and treasurer
- Sophie (not found)
- Alvhilde, unmaried, living of her own capital in Gjetemyrstreet 47 in Olso
- Gustav (not found)
- Othar to England
- Håkon married to Anna from Sweden, occ. Agent Company Keddel and B, living in Bygdøy Alle 13 in Oslo. Keddel and B was Keddel and Bommen, this must be the same company in 2009
- Carl Ludvig lived in Tønsberg 1865, he married Anne Cesilie from Tønsberg 1866 in Olso and settled down in Jacob Alls street 12 in Oslo. Occ. Broker in bills of exchange.
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John Lewer
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Posted - 01/11/2009 : 19:30:13
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Hi Kare.
Thank you again for all your helpful information. I never dreamed, when I first put the post up that I would have so much help. I have been building all the data into my family tree and can't believe how much it has grown. Also the links have provided me with a picture I never had, and how really beautiful Nowway is. Again thank you.
Are there any record in Norway of which shipping lines Othar may have been employed by. Also is there any record of a marriage and/or any children he may have had?
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Kåarto
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Posted - 02/11/2009 : 20:27:22
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You are welcome John.
Difficult to research more from this family, if anything appears I´ll let you know.
I have a story to share with you.
Pål Bommen from this family rented a house on my grandparets farm in Sandsvær to start a small store about 1930.
The bus from Kongsberg turned in the courtyard and returned from there.
The location with many people, it was a god place to open a shore.
Somewhat later he bought a plot from my grandparents, they got along well, to build a home.
Pål Bommen was a skilled tradesman, but carpentry was not his profession.
The wall boards and others were badly nailed.
When it was hard wind the slamming of the loos boards was heard when you passed my father told me.
Colloquially, the house was called the Magpie nest.
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