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No the two children both girls that were born in Norway came on the boat from Norway to Minnesota. I know we have thrown a lot of information at you but they are listed several times above on page two. Here for example in the Minnesota State Census 1885 Mathias Christiansen Census • Minnesota, State Census, 1885 Other People on This Record OPEN ALL Julia Christiansen F 35 years Norway Hilda Christiansen F 8 years Norway Karen Christiansen F 6 years Norway https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQXF-LQK?lang=en

Hello Everyone, I'm trying to find out any further information on my maternal 7th grandmother Marte Pedersdatter Bjørke (Rekkedal) b 1695. Rekkedal, Hjørundfjorden Her line stops, and I haven't been able to locate anything further. She died in 1755 in Aakre, Hjørundfjord (ørsta) Father was Peder Arneson Rekkedal , 1645-1719, and her Mother was unknown Eriksdotter Stokke 1655-1705 Thanks for your help, Stacey

Ok, interesting. So the kids he had with Olava Julia must have stayed back when he came to Minnesota? My great-grandmother Johanna (Jennie) was one of 4 kids - Anna, John, Kari, and Johanna. I'll have to look into that further and see what I can find. Did you take a look at the prison stay? I can't make any of it out and am wondering what happened. Thanks, Stacey

daab? Epip kan kanskje være epiphany = helligtrekongersdag = trettendagen = 6. januar Selv om det kanskje ikke passer med de andre datoene....

And three with Mathias and Anna Jerde Anna Jerde 1852– Karen Olava Christianson 1892– Anna Helene Christianson 1893– Jemmie Christianson 1898– https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/162642194/person/422115790605/facts

The children of Mathias and Julie amount to four according to Family Tree on Ancestryhttps://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/162642194/person/422115785220/facts Olava 'Julia' Hanson BIRTH 13 APR 1850 • Norway DEATH 15 MAY 1889 Hilda Amalie Christianson 1876– Karen Christianson 1879–1889 Johan Martin Christianson 1885– Henry Christianson 1888–1890 https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/162642194/person/422115785220/facts

Da mangler det en her, men eller er det grei oversikt. https://www.histreg.no/index.php/person/pf01074064000518

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Isak Eriksen in the Norway, Emigration Records, 1867-1960 NameIsak Eriksen GenderMannlig (Male) Emigration Age40 Birth Dateabt 1833 Last Known Residence PlaceTromsø Emigration Date24. jul 1873 (24 Jul 1873) Emigration PlaceTrondheim, Norge Emigration DestinationHancock Emigration ShipTasso https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/61757/records/733392?tid=&pid=&queryId=3d9e6d04-0a20-457e-9dbf-59337f88cb45&_phsrc=byY1&_phstart=successSource

Mothers name is Hedevig

Mine kommentarer til Ivar S. Ertesvåg: Interessant at det frå 1880 vart bestemt at det SKAL inførast i kyrkjeboka, sjølv om liket ikkje er funne. Det er i pkt. 7 er presisert at det må vere sikkert at den sakna personen er død. Det blir m.a.o eitt skjønnsspørsmål/vurdering. Historia som blir fortalt er at guten enten drukna eller vart teken av "splint" Eg skreiv i mi innleiing at han kanskje vart teken av ørn. No har eg hatt kontakt med eit familiemedlem som fortel at historia seier at det var splint - ikkje ørn. I så fall kunne det teoretisk være mogeleg at han levde. Men sidan familia fekk ein ny gut seinare som dei kalla oppatt etter han som forsvant, er vel dette ikkje mogeleg å tenke seg. Om splint/tater/reisande nokon gong stal ungar har eg no forresten aldrig høyrt om. Ellers er eg samd i alt du skriv. I tillegg til dei borna du listar opp i folketellinga frå 1891 fekk dei4 barn seinare mellom 1892 og 1897. Skanna orginale dåpslister har eg sjekka. Det er født ein Samuel i 1883 og ein i 1888. Tilsvarande har eg sjekka for døde frå 1885 heilt fram til 1893 utan resultat - i tilfelle det skulle blitt innført på eit seinare tidspunkt. Og som tidlegare nemt, er det ikkje noko å finne i lensmans- og sorenskrivarprotokollane. Men, det kan vel rett og slett være gløymt ut - både av "lensmann og prest"?

Hi Anne, thanks for sending that over! I'm having some trouble picking out Isak's Mother's name on there: His Father looks like Erik Eriksen, and it lists Sweden as his (Isak's) birthplace.? Thanks again, Stacey

Ok, takk for svar.

Krigskommisariatet heldt oversyn med dei vernepliktige; Torvald var 29 år og hadde nok gjort førstegangstenesta og nokre repetisjonar. Men han kunne framleis mobiliserast i krig og måtte ha løyve/fritak for å utvandre.

Isaks confirmation i 1846? see number 44. Father Isak Eriksen, mother Hedevig Troms fylke, Tromsø i Tromsø, Ministerialbok nr. 9 (1837-1847), Konfirmerte 1846, Side 161 Brukslenke for sidevisning: https://www.digitalarkivet.no/kb20050309013016

Thank you so much, Anton and Gry! I've heard so many conflicting stories of his life, and this looks like it's going in the right direction. A letter from a cousin stated that he lived at Høiseth, N.E. of Tromsø. And his parents could have been Erick and Helena. But I was unable to find any information on him or his family. Have you seen anything about his parents or where they came from? Gry, you mentioned Trondheim? This news is exciting. I've been looking into Isak for quite some time now and heard stories that he was from Finland, Sweden, and Norway (a bit confusing at times). It's so great to gain some tracking:)

Thanks so much, Anton and Lars! From everything I looked up, Mathis had only four children listed, and they were all from Anna Christensdatter Gjerde, so this is quite interesting news! I so appreciate all your help, guys:)

Isak Eriksen 40 y fisherman and living in Tromsø emigrated from Trondheim July 1873: https://www.digitalarkivet.no/view/557/pe00000000056106 https://www.digitalarkivet.no/em20110307640799 Finnmark, Sør-Trøndelag, Troms fylke, Emigrantprotokollregister nr. 19.25 (1867-1925)

Thanks, Allan. I can't pick out what it says, any idea?

hva var utvandringsløyve fra krigskommisariat for noe. Vil det si at han reiste til Amerika for å verve seg til en krig Mvh Torgeir karlin

This is likely the marriage of Isaac and Ingeborg Isak Erikson in the U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Church Records, 1781-1969 NameIsak Erikson GenderMale Record TypeMarriage Birth PlaceTromsö Norge Marriage Date26 Dec 1871 Marriage PlaceCottonwood Hanley Falls, Minnesota, USA SpouseIngeborg Halversdr Church NameYellow Medicine Lutheran Church Church LocationHanley Falls, Minnesota https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/60722/records/2093311?tid=75702882&pid=220199862502&queryId=cb218b6e-313a-4571-9b6f-08d470319017&_phsrc=oMF24&_phstart=successSource

Here is the family in 1870 Census. Born in Norway in 1846, Isaac Erikson in the Minnesota, U.S., Territorial and State Censuses, 1849-1905 NameIsaac Erikson Age29 Census Date1 May 1875 CountyYellow Medicine LocalityMinnesota Falls Birth LocationNorway GenderMale Estimated Birth Yearabt 1846 RaceWhite Father's Birth LocationNorway Mother's Birth LocationNorway Line29 RollMNSC_19 https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/1058/records/4487724?tid=75702882&pid=220199862502&queryId=41218197-cb94-459b-83a8-b3719c7c79da&_phsrc=oMF18&_phstart=successSource

om lag sånn: "utv.til. av Akershus Krigsk. betalt(?) forsk." utvandringsløyve frå A. krigskommisariat. [billetten] betalt på forskot?

Trenger hjelp til å tyde hva som står ang anmerking på Torvald sin utreise nr 5 på lista 6Juni. https://www.digitalarkivet.no/em20100217660569 Mvh Torgeir Karlin