But you saw the farm name and the 'school district' name on the 1865 census page I forwarded, right? You don't think that matched the birth/baptism record that you were asking about the "domicile names"?? That's what I think that scanned record was recording.
You think your ancestor is a different Martin Hansen that listed in the 1865 census just coincidentally on a farm of exactly the same name and location as another Martin Hansen as I found on the 1865 census. OK, fine with me.
(The link to the Digitalarkivet 1865 webpage does not appear to be working. So I am hopefully temporarily unable to see the link to the 1865 census that you reference and knowing definitely as your ancestor.) Digitalarkivet link working several hours later.
quote:I've found out that Martin (age 23), Elizabeth (age 25), and Hannah Hanson (age 6 months) traveled from Christiania to Hull on 20 May 1881 on the Angelo.
Martin and Elisabeth were married Sept 12 1880, see #12. Martins father was Hans Amundsen, Sletholen and Ann Elisabeths father was Kristian Kristoffersen, Bakken.
From this can be deducted that the 1865 census Hopkins brought up is the right one.
Help reading names
Posted - 04/06/2010 : 18:42:30
