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                | jwiborgNorway Heritage Veteran
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 19/02/2022 :  01:53:14     
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                      | quote:Yes. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N4GT-VHWOriginally posted by plnd94
 
 Ole's wife in 1865 is Britha Halstensdatter .
 Would she be mother of Eli?
 
 
 Note that Eli is the mother to child a-h, incl Kari Elisabet Seim. The mother to child i-m is Brynjulvs 2nd wife Gjertrud Håvardsdatter.
 
 Austlandet means "Eastern country" and is the yellow circle in the map, as an opposite to Vestlandet, "Western country" which is the region Eidfjord (red dot) is in.
 That he was found there by people from Legreid farm in Eidfjord makes me very surprised. In 1805 people did not travel from west to east like that... very strange indead...
 
 
  
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                | jwiborgNorway Heritage Veteran
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 19/02/2022 :  09:54:57     
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                      | I have played a little with the idea of who could have travelled to the eastern part of Norway and found this infant wrapped in silk. Looking at the 1801-census, there are about 30 adult males living under the Lægreid farm. Most of them are farmers or cotters.
 It's possible they could have traveled to a wedding, or to a market to sell apples. The fruit from the region is recognized as the best in Norway.
 But most interesting are the two soldiers living there. They are likely to travel over longer distances.
 One will probably not find an answer to this, but interesting to play a little with the possibilities...
 
 Rikolf Hansen (1785)         Lægrejd Øvre,  son
 Endre Gautesen (1779)        Lægrejd Øvre,  son
 Halstejn Hendrichsen (1788)  Lægrejd Øvre,  son
 Sjur Haagenssen (1788)       Lægrejd Nedre, son
 Haldor Halgjærssen (1774)    Lægrejd Nedre, soldier, garrison in Bergen
 Askaut Omundssen (1772)      Lægrejd Øvre,  national soldier
 Lars Olssen (1778)           Lægrejd Øvre,  servant
 SølfæstSølfæstsen (1778)     Lægrejd Øvre,  servant
 Arne Heljesen (1768)         Lægrejd Øvre,  servant
 Christopher Hanssen (1775)   Lægrejd Nedre, servant
 Hans Bertelsen (1775)        Lægrejd Nedre, servant
 Tosten Anderssen (1730)      Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Hans Olssen (1743)           Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Asbjørn Adamssen (1768)      Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Sølfæst Svendsen (1728)      Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Lars Omundssen (1768)        Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Ole Hanssen (1772)           Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Anders Tostenssen (1762)     Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Halstejn Pederssen (1750)    Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Christopher Magnussen (1735) Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Hendrich Magnussen (1745)    Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Sjur Torbjørnssen (1723)     Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Magnus Christophersen (1762) Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Gaute Endressen (1743)       Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Hans Tostenssen (1740)       Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Ole Omundsen (1754)          Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Anved Tostensen (1772)       Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Torbjørn Olssen (1767)       Lægrejd Øvre,  farmer
 Haagen Sjurssen (1758)       Lægrejd Nedre, farmer
 Halgjær Haldorsen (1733)     Lægrejd Nedre, farmer
 Conrad Sjurssen (1761)       Lægrejd Nedre, farmer
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                | plnd94Medium member
 
    
 
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                      |  Posted - 20/02/2022 :  02:28:01     
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                      | Very strange indeed.  Sounds a little like Moses being found as a infant.  Interesting possibilities of who may have traveled that far. 
 You showed 1865 Census where Olav Samsonsen 7 living with single mother Brita 35.     Found a marriage of Samson Olsen to Britha Torbjornsdr 31 Oct 1861 at Starndebarm, Hordaland.    Family Search attached to Samson Olson MX3B-MQK and Britha MX3B-M7S.  Could this be parents of our Olav Samsonsen born 1859 ?
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                | jwiborgNorway Heritage Veteran
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 20/02/2022 :  17:32:35     
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                      | Thanks for clarification. Good lesson - never make assumptions based on uncommon names.  Lots of people have uncommon names and may get together. 
 Trouble with the law - too many illegitimate children? Was this 1864?
 
 Who is this Samson Olsen Tverberg - finding a lot of possibilities?
 
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                      |  Posted - 20/02/2022 :  17:48:03     
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                      | The Penal Code Ch.18 § 25 from 1842 which was the cause for Samson's 15 days on bread & water: "A man, who has made 3 different women pregnant, without having been married to any of them, is punished with imprisonment."
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                      |  Posted - 20/02/2022 :  18:19:04     
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                      | 3 strikes, you're out.    If this was 1864, looks like he didn't reform as you found another illegitimate child in 1867. 
 Anything known about this Samson's parentage or possible marriage?
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                      |  Posted - 20/02/2022 :  19:44:23     
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                      | quote:Originally posted by jwiborg
 
 The Penal Code Ch.18 § 25 from 1842 which was the cause for Samson's 15 days on bread & water:
 "A man, who has made 3 different women pregnant, without having been married to any of them, is punished with imprisonment."
 
 
 
 So the adjudication was in 1864 that means there is one more baby before that we haven't surfaced yet.
 
 Here is Samson's father Ole Samsons Tverberg's death:
 https://www.digitalarkivet.no/en/view/267/pg00000000635847
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                | jkmarlerNorway Heritage Veteran
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 20/02/2022 :  20:08:15     
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                      | quote:Originally posted by plnd94
 
 3 strikes, you're out.    If this was 1864, looks like he didn't reform as you found another illegitimate child in 1867.
 
 Anything known about this Samson's parentage or possible marriage?
 
 
 
 No harm, no foul.  The baby was baptized the same day the parents married 14 Nov.
 
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                      |  Posted - 20/02/2022 :  21:22:55     
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                      | Takes amazing search skills to find all this good stuff! 
 In 1867, looks like Samson dodged the bullet and stayed out of prison.
 
 On the 1892 marriage, looks like the bride is a lot younger born 1863,
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                      |  Posted - 21/02/2022 :  02:36:01     
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                      | 1900 - son Knut and daughter Sunneva -  are these children of his wife Elen? |  
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