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JaneC
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AntonH
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 Posted - 15/07/2015 : 01:53:59
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And probably he and family arriving in 1868 in Quebec.
Christen Isapsen Garte
in the Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935
Name: Christen Isapsen Garte
[Christen Isakson Garte]
Gender: Male
Age: 60
Birth Year: abt 1808
Date of Arrival: Jul 1868
Vessel: Johan
Search Ship Database: Search for the Johan in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Port of Arrival: Canada
And in the 1870 US Census the family had split up and Chritstian was living with others.
Christian Garthe
in the 1870 United States Federal Census
Name: Christian Garthe
Age in 1870: 61
Birth Year: abt 1809
Birthplace: Norway
Home in 1870: Leelanau, Leelanau, Michigan
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Traverse
Value of Real Estate: View image
Household Members:
Name Age
Stalle Johnson 40
Maria Johnson 49
Christian Garthe 61
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AUTime
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Posted - 17/07/2015 : 06:13:56
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Thanks to all for your assistance. Sorry for the delay but I have been laid up a few days with a rib injury.
Kåre
Kristen is probably the first of the Garthe family according to the following link. I know he was in Norway in 1865 Census and was in Leelanau Michigan in 1870 US Census so the 1868 is feasible.
Emigrants from "Surendalen" listed on the passenger manifest for the sailing ship "JOHAN", signed by H. Hansen, May 12, 1868:
Norsk versjon <http://www.valentinosmountain.com/profile/article/nii-1-de-frste_203.htm>
THE FIRST
Kristen Isakson Garte must have been the instigator and "architect" behind the start of the emigration from the Stangvik/Surnadal region. He ran a shipping business along the European coast and may have operated as far as the Mediterranean region. His boat was called the "Synja" and, according to Ida Edahl in Northport, was sold in order to buy Gartrønningan.
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AUTime
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Posted - 17/07/2015 : 06:30:35
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lyndal40
From the reference I gave above (wish I could edit post)
I had been searching in New York (Castle Garden) looking for their Port of entry on the Johan so I am glad you found the landing in Canada of that ship.
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jkmarler
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Posted - 17/07/2015 : 07:25:31
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AUTime
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Posted - 17/07/2015 : 07:40:52
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Kåarto
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Posted - 17/07/2015 : 15:46:58
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quote:
Originally posted by AUTime
Thanks to all for your assistance. Sorry for the delay but I have been laid up a few days with a rib injury.
Kåre
Kristen is probably the first of the Garthe family according to the following link. I know he was in Norway in 1865 Census and was in Leelanau Michigan in 1870 US Census so the 1868 is feasible.
Emigrants from "Surendalen" listed on the passenger manifest for the sailing ship "JOHAN", signed by H. Hansen, May 12, 1868:
Norsk versjon <http://www.valentinosmountain.com/profile/article/nii-1-de-frste_203.htm>
THE FIRST
Kristen Isakson Garte must have been the instigator and "architect" behind the start of the emigration from the Stangvik/Surnadal region. He ran a shipping business along the European coast and may have operated as far as the Mediterranean region. His boat was called the "Synja" and, according to Ida Edahl in Northport, was sold in order to buy Gartrønningan.
You are right.
Christen Isachsen Garthe em 1868 on bark Johan with 4 children and three other members of the Garthe Family.
Oldest daughter Ildrid, very rare name, named after Gjertruds mother Ildrid Halvardsdatter, passengers #305-312
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Kåarto
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Posted - 17/07/2015 : 16:41:35
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Christen Isachsen Garthe seems to have been a man of great energy.
He studied Navigation, Astrology, Philosophy and Astronomi.
His father was a sailor and fisherman.
Christen Isachsen was tall and strong, at age 18 he was 6`2" and weight 240 Pound.
People said he had the strenght as a Norwegian horse.
Before he. em. he was injured in his back when a load of wood turned over him in a steep hillside.
On the barn door at Gartherønningen you can still se the carvings of sailships made by his son Isach.
One of the reasons he em. was because he did not get well along with his stephmother described as an "angry" lady.
A picture of him down left (De første Nordmøre-USA) and more info in this link
A translater
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