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carl johnson
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jkmarler
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eibache
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Posted - 30/01/2013 : 20:51:31
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Widower Lars Larsen, Grane and Ingeborg Larsdatter were married July 3 1856, see record #45. Ingeborgs father was Lars Torstensen and she was 27 years old.
The link you gave for Ingeborg says her father was Lars Olsen, she is not the one you seek then.
Your Ingeborg is #133 she was born Aug 28 1829, her parents were Lars Thorstensen and Ingebor Tollevsdatter, Tverberg.
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Edited by - eibache on 30/01/2013 21:05:17 |
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carl johnson
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Posted - 30/01/2013 : 21:01:57
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thank you eibache
If you have time could you explain the other titles and names listed for this marriage. I am still learning to decipher old world writing and language.
thanks so much
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eibache
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Posted - 30/01/2013 : 21:17:03
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This link may be of interest.
For specific words and expressions this could help Gaardbruger og Selveier = farmer and owner of the farm hjelper Faderen med Gaardsbr = helps his father with farmwork hjelper Moderen med Husvæsenet = helps her mother in the house hans Kone = his wife deres søn = their son deres datter = their daughter prgj (prestegjeld) = parish
for other needs please copy expressions. |
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eibache
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Posted - 30/01/2013 : 21:45:55
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Lars Larsens father was said to be Lars Johnsen. The one you seek is next to the last record on left page. He was born Nov 13 1816, baptized Jan 1 1817. His parents were Lars Johnsen and Ingebor Nielsdatter.
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carl johnson
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Posted - 30/01/2013 : 22:22:20
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Thank you so much.
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carl johnson
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Posted - 21/02/2013 : 20:48:52
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I guess I am not very good at following my ancestors names in these records. I looked at the links you gave to me, and I am amazed you were able to make sense of them. Who are those additional names included in Lars Johnsen's birth? http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?idx_kildeid=11770&idx_id=11770&uid=ny&idx_side=-95 I was unable to find any more information on Lars Johnsen's wife, the mother of Lars Larsen Graue. Nor was I able to follow back on the eldest Lars Larsen or his wife Ingebor Nielsdatter.
I also came to a dead end on the Lars Thorstensen-Ingebor Tolevsdatter, Tverberg parents of Ingeborg Larsdatter born 8/28/1829
I have done well in tracing my Swedish-Danish-Northern German heritage back 5+ generations, but here in Norway I just am stuck. Any additional help you can give me is appreciated. Thank You, Carl--
quote: Originally posted by eibache
Widower Lars Larsen, Grane and Ingeborg Larsdatter were married July 3 1856, see record #45. Ingeborgs father was Lars Torstensen and she was 27 years old.
The link you gave for Ingeborg says her father was Lars Olsen, she is not the one you seek then.
Your Ingeborg is #133 she was born Aug 28 1829, her parents were Lars Thorstensen and Ingebor Tollevsdatter, Tverberg.
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jkmarler
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Posted - 21/02/2013 : 20:57:01
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What the additional names are in the baptismal records are faddernes, witnesses or godparents to the child or to the baptism. Who they are might be neighbors, friends, relatives or just folks who happened to be at the church the day the baptism was performed. |
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carl johnson
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Posted - 21/02/2013 : 21:02:35
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That is what I thought but I was hoping it might also be parents or grandparents. Do you think these names could help my research or just frustrate them? |
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Kåarto
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Posted - 22/02/2013 : 00:16:28
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quote: Originally posted by eibache
Your Ingeborg is #133 she was born Aug 28 1829, her parents were Lars Thorstensen and Ingebor Tollevsdatter, Tverberg.
Lars Thorstenen Tverberg was born 1795, parents; Thorstein Larsen Tverberg 1746-1798 and Martha Brynjulvsdatter d. 1823, they married 1795 and recievd deed from his father on Tverberg the same year. Lars Thorstensen 1795 changed Tverberg in 1832 with Samson Persen against Mæaringi where they settled down
Thorstein Larsen Tverberg was son of; Lars Thorstensen Tverberg 1746-98 (he died on the same day as his son Lars) and Gjertrud Olavsdatter Graue/Grauo and recievd deed on Tverberg in 1765 and -69. She married again 1801 to widower Per Oddsen Skår d. 1809 age 75. The probate after Lars Thorstensen had a value on 670 Daler.
Lars Thorstensen 1746 was son of; Thorstein Olsen Tverberg 1716-1764 and Thorbjørg Ivarsdatter Bjørku d. 1750, they married 1745.
Thorstein Olsen was son of; Ole Thorstensen, leaseholder on Tverberg 1722, he bought Tverberg from Clas Miltzow 1723 and recieved deed of the property from Lt. Jens Nordahl 1724. Ole Thorstensen married Guri Arvesdatter, d. 1763 at age 83, Ole died 1749 at age 87.
His grandfather Ole Andersen was leasholder on Tverberg 1695
Source; Vossaboki volume 3. p. 470-73 Parts of Vossaboki is online, I can post it here tomorrow if you want, includes a photo of Tverberg, with an expolonation, the book is on Vossa dialect so she can be diff. to translate to English even with a translater.
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Edited by - Kåarto on 22/02/2013 09:27:39 |
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carl johnson
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Posted - 22/02/2013 : 17:01:44
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Thank you so much-
truly a blessing what you have found for my family.
Also please, yes, post all the info and photos you are able to pass along.
You have given me alot of information to go through until tomorrow.
Again, thank you so much
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Kåarto
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Posted - 22/02/2013 : 18:10:21
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You are welcome. Vossaboki online by Stefan Ullstad Enter volume 3, in alphabetical order enter Tverberg, the photo is from 1936. Tverberg is first mentioned 1611 as Tuerberg. Tver- means across and -berg a small mountain or rock, a mountain/rock that lies across.
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Kåarto
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Posted - 22/02/2013 : 18:37:36
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On the same page in volume 3 you will find Mæringi, includes a photo, that Lars Thorstensen Tverberg changed with Samson Persen in 1832, spelled Mæringen 1723. The origin of the name is unknown, Mære; border between farms Mærdi, fish trap Mærr, grand and great.
Lars Thorstensen was married 3 times, 2. times as widower; 1816 with Ingeborg Tollevsdatter/Thorleivsdatter Grauo, 1859 to widow Ranveig Olavsdatter from Tungeteigen and in 1869 to Brita Thorbjørnsdatter Rene
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carl johnson
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Posted - 22/02/2013 : 19:47:47
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wonderful, Thank you. one thing that is confusing for me is "Lars Thorstensen changed with Samson Persen in 1832" What does "changed" mean? Does it mean purchaced?
Thank you again
Carl
quote: Originally posted by Kåarto
On the same page in volume 3 you will find Mæringi, includes a photo, that Lars Thorstensen Tverberg changed with Samson Persen in 1832, spelled Mæringen 1723. The origin of the name is unknown, Mære; border between farms Mærdi, fish trap Mærr, grand and great.
Lars Thorstensen was married 3 times, 2. times as widower; 1816 with Ingeborg Tollevsdatter/Thorleivsdatter Grauo, 1859 to widow Ranveig Olavsdatter from Tungeteigen and in 1869 to Brita Thorbjørnsdatter Rene
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