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martyj
Junior member

USA
30 Posts

Posted - 10/07/2003 :  19:30:23  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I am having trouble getting any passenger lists. I must be doind something wrong but don't know what. Please, help. martyj

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Borge
Veteran Moderator

Norway
1297 Posts

Posted - 10/07/2003 :  20:11:35  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
What lists are you after?

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martyj
Junior member

USA
30 Posts

Posted - 12/07/2003 :  19:15:01  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I am trying to find the ship that Maren Larsen came to America on. He was born May 30, 1883 and was 18 when she came over. Making the year 1901 or 1902. She lived in Dremmen. I haven't been able to find an list of passengers. I find the ships but then nothing. martyj

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Borge
Veteran Moderator

Norway
1297 Posts

Posted - 15/07/2003 :  00:33:52  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Well, if you are trying to find the passenger lists for 1901-1902 on this site you are looking on the wrong place. We only have the pre 1876 passenger lists. You should be searching the Digitalarkivet emigrant registers database, or maybe Ellis Island. You can find links to those other sites in the table further below on this page.

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martyj
Junior member

USA
30 Posts

Posted - 20/07/2003 :  15:37:28  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Where is or was Xania I found a very close match to my Maren Larsen but the residence says Xania instead of Drommen. Are they close to one another? She could have been working there. martyj

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Borge
Veteran Moderator

Norway
1297 Posts

Posted - 20/07/2003 :  17:43:08  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Xania is an abbreviation for Chriatiania - Kristiania, now Oslo.

Drommen is probably Drammen, not far from Oslo.

Edited by - Borge on 20/07/2003 17:45:08
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stillinlan
Starting member

USA
15 Posts

Posted - 21/07/2003 :  02:57:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi Martyj,
My Gr. Gr. Grandmother was Meren Lawson (Larsen) married to Lars Lawson (Larsen) of Kristiania, Norway. I have been trying to find family of my Gr. Grandfather, Fritjoff Lawson (Larsen) born in Kristiania on August 16, 1867. Is it possible that your Maren is one of his sisters? Do you have any information on her siblings? Lan
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martyj
Junior member

USA
30 Posts

Posted - 23/07/2003 :  18:58:03  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
My Maren Larsen was born in Drammen in 1883 and came to South Dakota in 1901. Her parents names were Kristopher & Anne. She had three brothers & three sisters. Two brothers Lars & Andreas came to USA. The third brother's name was Sigurd Albert b. 1886 in Skroger. To my knowledge he stayed in Norway.

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stillinlan
Starting member

USA
15 Posts

Posted - 24/07/2003 :  00:33:36  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thank you Martyj! I don't think they are related but I shall use your information. Good Luck on your journey. Lan
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dsonntag
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USA
5 Posts

Posted - 22/06/2004 :  18:41:07  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
My fathers name was Arthur Carl Larson, b.oct.17,1920, in Muskegon Mi., d Apr.9, 1996. His father was Carl C. Larson b. Jan. 20,1881, in Norway, d. Dec. 11,1953. His mothers name was Elsie Christiansen (Swedish, I think) Larson of Muskegon, Mi. Carl came to the U.S. with his parents John and Martha (Christoplsen?, Christoferson?Christiansen? Christ??????? not to sure) Larson when he was about 4 yrs. old. John and Martha's children were Minnie, Martha, Matilda and Carl, John, jr. Martin. Could any of these be related to your family? Thanks, Diana Larson Sonntag
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lingle
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USA
2 Posts

Posted - 10/07/2004 :  22:36:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi, I'm trying to find the ship and port in Norway my gg-grandparents sailed from sometime pre-1895----to England.
Then from England,in 1900 they went to USA to New York, then to Philadelphia, Pa.

Their names were: Edward Larsen, born in 1860, and Sophie Iversen H/W , with mother Jeanette. No info on Jeanette's husband. I do know that Sophie was born either in Oslo or Olsfold.
Thanks to all the nice people for any help.

pat
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Jo Anne Sadler
Norway Heritage Veteran

USA
1100 Posts

Posted - 10/07/2004 :  23:02:11  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Please reading the Posting Guidelines - do not post your inquiry on some else's posting, start your own new one.

That said, there is a Philadelphia passenger list index and it is available on microfilm rental from LDS - www:familysearch.org. If they came to Philadelphia, they should be on the index. The actual passenger lists are on microfilm also. I know of no Philadelphia passenger lists or indexes online.
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cathe
Starting member

Canada
23 Posts

Posted - 15/07/2004 :  20:31:56  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Martyj:

Try this site for immigrants coming to USA

http://www.ellisislandrecords.org

I hope that this helps.

Cathe
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