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plnd94
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 Posted - 21/02/2022 : 21:35:28
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Thanks.
Going back to Ole "the found" - a little suspicious to me that a traveler to the East would just "find" an infant to take back home to Lægreid farm. What could be the reason? Could there be some connection or even a illegitimate son? |
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plnd94
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Posted - 22/02/2022 : 01:55:00
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Back to Britha Torbjørnsdatter. She was 35 and single in 1865.
VOSS, Hordaland - birth 7 June 1829 twins Britha and Synneva to Torbjørn Olson Rone and Gjerthrud Knudsdtr.
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VOSS Marriage = 24 May 1869 pig Brita Thorbjørnsdt. Rone 40 to enk Lars Thorsteins. Maringven 42. Brita's father Thorbjørn Olsson Rone |
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Hopkins
Norway Heritage Veteran
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Posted - 22/02/2022 : 16:01:19
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The 1865 census captured she and her son in Voss AND it states that she was born in Voss.
If her father's name on her birth/baptismal record (in Voss) matches the bride's father's name on that marriage you see in 1869 then it is probably the same woman.
Skånevik and Sund.??? why looking there?
You also have the purblished books about Voss that you could make efforts to consult. “Ættebok for Vossestrand”, by Lyngvaer, Roald; “Historie om Undvandrigen fra og Vossingerne i Amerka”, by Rene, K.A.; “Vossaboki”, 4 volumes by Kindem, Lars (Apr 2013 online at www.ullstad.com/index.htm?/vossaboki/vossaboki.htm); “Gamalt frå Voss”; “Voss bygdebok”; “Tingbok Voss”, 3 volumes by Anna Kløve; “Gardssoge for Vossestrand: Vinje Sokn” by Torstein Hellesnes.
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plnd94
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Posted - 23/02/2022 : 01:18:49
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Good to know. Will check out the Voss books.
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Edited by - plnd94 on 24/02/2022 23:12:42 |
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plnd94
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jwiborg
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plnd94
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Posted - 25/02/2022 : 21:31:48
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Bottom of page marriage 1817 Torbiorn Olsen and Gjertrue Knudsdtr.
SAB, Voss sokneprestembete, SAB/A-79001/H/HabParish register (copy) no. A 1, 1816-1818, p. 193
Quick link: https://www.digitalarkivet.no/kb20070524650530
What are their farm names, and names of their parents?
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jwiborg
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plnd94
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Posted - 25/02/2022 : 22:24:06
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Thanks.
On the handwritten record 3rd column, there are some names - but maybe they are witnesses. |
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jwiborg
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Posted - 26/02/2022 : 10:51:28
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quote:
Originally posted by plnd94
Thanks.
On the handwritten record 3rd column, there are some names - but maybe they are witnesses.
3rd column heading reads Hvem Forloverne. |
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plnd94
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Posted - 26/02/2022 : 16:28:36
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| Great. Are they likely to be relatives? Can you make out the names? |
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jwiborg
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Posted - 28/02/2022 : 18:19:16
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quote:
Originally posted by plnd94
Great. Are they likely to be relatives? Can you make out the names?
Hard to make out the names... looks like Knud Wikaas(?) and Knud Olsen Bryn. Likely not relatives but friends.
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plnd94
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Posted - 01/03/2022 : 01:39:17
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Thank you for this - and all the wonderful help.
Family so happy to learn all this! |
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