[#51737] Røhder - Norway to Denmark emigration

[Gjest Robert L. Evensen]

I am trying to find a couple, the husband Danish and wife Norwegian, who lived in Kongsberg and then Bergen and finally move back to Denmark. Are there any sources I should be aware of which shows emigrations to other places besides America?There names are Mikal Mortiz Waldemar Røhder and Karen Andrea Toresen (or Jørgensdatter). They marry abt 1878; I am not sure where although it may be Kongsberg or Bergen. I have not been able to find their marriage record. They have a child, August Emil Teodor Røhder born 1879 in Bergen. Karen has another child by a previous relationship. His name is Jørgen Alfred Hansen or Amundsen. I suspect they all move to Denmark shortly thereafter.I have been unable to find the name Røhder in any Norwegian or Danish census records. Any help is appreciated.Mvh, Robert

[Gjest Harald Søren Storaker]

Karen Andrea in Kongsberg in 1865 census [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=1&filnamn=f60604&gardpostnr=645&personpostnr=4280&merk=4280#ovre>LenkeJørgen Alfred, born 1875 in Kongsberg, entry nr. 81

[Gjest Robert L. Evensen]

Tusen takk Harald. Yes, they are the correct people. Sometime after Jørgen Alfred is born, she marries Mikal Moritz Waldemar Røhder. I know nothing about the father of Jørgen Alfred. His name is Amund Hansen.Mvh, Robert

[Gjest Harald Søren Storaker]

I found Michael Moritz Valdemar born 25 July 1848 in Trinitas church in Copenhagen. His parents was skreddermester (tailor) Frederik August Røder and Amalia Mariane Cordtsen.I found the family in 1845 census: FT-1845 - København (Staden), Købmager Kvarter, Store Grønnegade 267, 3. Sal, 1709 - - - Frederik Røder 42 Gift Skrædermester Dræsten - - Amalia Korsen 37 Gift Kone Kjøbenhavn - - Heinsk Røder 11 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn - - Joseph Røder 8 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn - - August Røder 3 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn - - Amalia Røder 2 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn - -The father was Frederik Røder, a tailor, born ca 1803 in Dresden (Germany).Amund Hansen was from Drammen, according to the 1875 churchbook. He probably then was Amund Teodor Hansen (14) in 1865 [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=4&filnamn=f60602&gardpostnr=491&personpostnr=6420&merk=6420#ovre>Lenke - He was a son of Ommund Tobias Hansen, born 1814 on Svinør in Valle (Undal/Lindesnes) parish

[Gjest Robert L. Evensen]

Hei Harald! This is wonderful. I have been searching for years and you found his birth record in Denmark. So I do believe they eventually leave Norway and return to Denmark. And thank you for finding the father of Jørgen Alfred Hansen. Mange tusen takk!!Mvh, Robert