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johber2
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Norway
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Posted - 06/11/2002 :  18:26:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Would appreciate help in tracking down relatives of my wife's. The son in question was named Kristian Rustand. He left on a ship bound for America in 1884, but whether he migrated there on his own or with his father is as yet unclear. His father's name was Sebjørn Engebretsen Rustand, born at Nore in Buskerud county in 1838. He later sold his farm in Sole, Eggedal(Buskerud) in 1876 and a year later had settled in Sande in Vestfold county.
The problem here is: Did father and son Rustand leave for America TOGETHER in 1884, or did only the son, Kristian Rustand, make it there?
Anybody out there with sufficient PC practice or access to useful archives who can help out?
Thank You!
Sincerely,
Johan Berger
Tord Pedersen gate 89a, DRAMMEN
johber2@world-online.no
Dated: Nov. 6th, 2002

Brining
Norway Heritage Veteran

USA
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Posted - 07/11/2002 :  01:56:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Here is a Kristian Rusten age 10 traveling with a Engebret H. Rusten This is probably not the correct one.
Destination is Pelican which might mean Pelican Rapids Minnesota Emigrants from Oslo

I didn't find any Sebjørn that seemed to fit. What was the name of the farm he lived on in Sande? He may have used that name when emigrating.
When was Kristian born?
Carla

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johber2
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Posted - 11/11/2002 :  23:21:14  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:

Here is a Kristian Rusten age 10 traveling with a Engebret H. Rusten This is probably not the correct one.
Destination is Pelican which might mean Pelican Rapids Minnesota Emigrants from Oslo

I didn't find any Sebjørn that seemed to fit. What was the name of the farm he lived on in Sande? He may have used that name when emigrating.
When was Kristian born?
Carla





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johber2
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Norway
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Posted - 11/11/2002 :  23:28:28  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Dear Brining,

Thanks for your prompt reply of Nov.7th.
Christian was born in 1867. He may have taken the name 'Solum' after the farm 'Sole'in Eggedal(Buskerud county). His father may have done likewise.
Please write back if this latest information is of any use.
Sincerely,
Johan Berger
johber2@world-online.no



Edited by - johber2 on 11/11/2002 23:30:50
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Brining
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USA
868 Posts

Posted - 12/11/2002 :  06:19:01  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi I haven't found Kristian but this looks like a good possibility for Sebjørn Click here
Mayville could be Michigan, Wisconsin or North Dakota.
Carla
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johber2
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Norway
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Posted - 12/11/2002 :  19:02:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Dear Brining,

Have replied in email address. Thanks for your efforts!
If you come across more information on my wife's genealogy, please relay it at my e-address.

Sincerely,

Johan Berger
Drammen(NORWAY)

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