Translation please - Annotasjonsrulle

[Beg Clonrode]

Hello...

 

Can someone please translate into English the first (Patent?), third (Ebinglug?) and sixth (Epecielle?) column heading in the following page

 

http://arkivverket.no/URN:db_read/db/42067/276/

 

And does anyone know the significance of R.29 and E.72 in the third column of Entry no.1251

 

Many thanks

 

Beg

[Eline Johansen]

1. column: "Patent No., udstedt og gjældende til" - "Patent number, issued to and valid until"

3. column: "Thinglag (Kjøpstad), Rode no., Opholdssted" - Location (in several degrees of detail)

6. colums . "Spceielle Oplysninger om Udskrevet eller Fremmed, Overførsel, Udslettelse m.m." - I don't understand the technical details here, but it's a column for additional information.

 

As for the third coulmn in entry 1251, the useful information is the address, Pilestredet no. 4. "R. 29" means "Rode 29", which I think translates into "ward 29". The last line is not clear to me, it may look like "Lh. 72" - apprartment no. 72, but I'm not sure.

[Else B. Rustad]

The last line is not clear to me, it may look like "Lh. 72" - apprartment no. 72, but I'm not sure.

 

As far as I can see, it says sp. List. 72, which might be special list No. 72.

[Beg Clonrode]

Hello again,

 

Thanks very much for the help.

 

The "Hovedrulle" has a column with the words "Rode-No" in it. Børge Solem translates it as:

 

"6th column (Om indført i Udskrivningsrulle, Rode-No) this is a reference to a transfer to another roll"

 

http://www.norwayheritage.com/articles/templates/genealogy.asp?articleid=4&zoneid=2

 

Could column No.3 of the "Annotasjonsruller" have a similar meaning.

 

Thanks again

Beg

[Eline Johansen]

"6th column (Om indført i Udskrivningsrulle, Rode-No) this is a reference to a transfer to another roll"

 

My understanding is that "Reference to a transfer to another roll" refers to "Om indført i Udskrivningsrulle", and the explanation of "Rode-No" is omittted.

 

Especially in this context, the division into "Kjøbstad, Rode, Ophold", tells me that this should be a geographic element. A "rode" is a local part of a city, including several streets.

[Beg Clonrode]

Hi again...

 

Thanks very much again.

 

Could I ask two more favours :-)

 

i) Would you mind translating the following column headings

 

Bammonstret

 

Afmonfiret eller afgaaet

 

Ovor.

 

ii) As there is only one voyage noted for Entry no.1251 (Eduard PETTERSEN) does that normally mean he left the navy or jumped ship after his first voyage.

 

Thanks again

Beg

[Ken V. Nordberg]

The headings for those columns are:

"Paamønstret" and "Afmønstret eller afgaaet".

 

I am not familiar with the terms used in this context, but basically "påmønstring" means to sign on (perhaps in this context to report for service as crew on a ship). "Avmønstring" is the opposite; to sign off (or in this context perhaps the end of a crew's contract aboard a ship).

[Ken V. Nordberg]

Incidentally, the entries are divided further into columns and I wasn't sure of you needed those translated as well (they are pretty straightforward I guess):

For the first column the subdivided columns are: Datum (date), Skib (ship), Fra (from) and Til (to)

And for the second column: Datum (date), Hvor (where).

[Beg Clonrode]

Thanks very much Ken.

 

Would you like to have a guess at the name of the ship and the destination for Entry no.1251

 

It looks like the Path?, leaving Christiania and heading to ?

 

Thanks

Beg

[Ken V. Nordberg]

Pethunia or Pathunia maybe? Looks like its heading to "Engl." or England.

[Beg Clonrode]

Thanks very much :-)

 

Beg