| Year | Remarks |
|---|
| 1846 | December 23 Arrived New York from Rotterdam with passengers also with losses of sail and other damages. |
| 1847 | January 16 loading in New York for Rotterdam and leaving January 26 with Rye, Tobacco, Meal and Rice (value $4500) |
| 1847 | April 12 off Deal, England: from New York to Rotterdam |
| 1847 | Captain J. A. Jacobsen from Rotterdam c. June 8 to New York June 30 |
| 1847 | June 13 off Falmouth, England: from Rotterdam to New York |
| 1847 | June 30 New York from Rotterdam with Passengers, leaving in July for Liverpool with Corn (value $4000) |
| 1848 | February 25, damage to the rig and ship in a storm at 47º 26N 8º 24W (Celtric Sea) |
| 1848 | February 27 Captain Jacobsen decided to seek a harbour of refugee in the coast of England. |
| 1848 | February 27-29 spotted the wreck of English ship Waratah and rescued 2 of its passengers. The Captain of ship Waratah and a Crew of 11 were washed overboard while trying to rescue them the following days. |
| 1848 | February 30 arrived harbour of refugee and for repairs in Dartmouth, England |
| 1848 | Captain Jacobsen received a Gold Medal and the Crew some £20 from the English admiralty for heroism saving passengers from a wrecked ship in Storm. |
| 1849 | Drammen, May 10. A lot of families from the mountain areas, some from Hallingdal meeting up in Drammen for on 4 ships leaving for the Prairies in America this year |
| 1849 | Captain J. A. Jacobsen from Drammen June 2 to New York July 26 |
| 1849 | Leaving Drammen June 2 with Iron and some 100 passengers |
| 1849 | August 22 - October 6, loading Cotton and Rice ($1300) in New York for Rotterdam, leaving October 9 |
| 1849 | December 3 leaving Rotterdam, and Helvoet for Drammen |
| 1851 | Gothenburg C. June 20 to New York Aug 5 |
| The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges |
