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BurdenBuiltShipowner or operator Dimensions
265 kl 1851 at Bath, Maine, U.S.A by Willard Hall J. W. Prebensen, Risør, Norway  
 YearRemarks
 1865Captain Torjus Thorvildsen  from Risør Apr. 21 to Quebec June 2  Passenger list: Passenger list 
 1866Captain Torjus Thorvildsen  from Christiania - Risør May 13 to Quebec June 26  Passenger list: Passenger list 
 1867Captain Torjus Thorvildsen  from Risør Apr. 17 to Quebec May 18  Passenger list: Passenger list 
 1868Captain Torjus Thorvildsen  from Risør April 20 to Quebec May 31  Passenger list: Passenger list 
 1869Captain Torjus Thorvildsen  from Risør April 10 to Quebec May 16  Passenger list: Passenger list 
 1870Captain Torjus Thorvildsen  from Risør to Quebec  Passenger list: Passenger list 
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

In 1865 the Tanaro departed from Risør Apr. 21st, and arrived at Quebec June 3rd. She was carrying 72 passengers. Master was Capt. Thorvildsen. The passenger list is archived by the National Archives of Canada [NAC]. In 1866 the Tanaro departed from Risør May 13th, and arrived at Quebec June 26th. She was sailing in ballast, and was carrying 280 steerage passengers and 1 cabin passenger. It was a smooth voyage. She was mastered by Capt. Thorvaldsen and had a crew of 17. The passenger list is archived by the National Archives of Canada [NAC]. In 1867 the bark Tanaro departed from Risør Apr. 17th, and arrived at Quebec May 18th. She was carrying 35 passengers. Master was Capt. Thorvildsen. The passenger list is archived by the National Archives of Canada [NAC]. In 1868 she departed from Risør Apr. 20th, and arrived at Quebec May 31st. She was carrying 89 passengers [page missing]. Master: Capt. Thorvildsen. The passenger list is archived by the National Archives of Canada [NAC]. In 1869 the Tanaro departed from Risør Apr. 10th, and arrived at Quebec May 16th. She was sailing in ballast, and was carrying 70 steerage passengers and 2 cabin passengers. All well at arrival. There was one birth on the voyage. The Tanaro was mastered by Capt. Thorvildsen and had a crew of 16 [poor list]. In 1870 Bark Tanaro arrived at Quebec, from Risør in ballast. She was carrying 67 steerage passengers, all well. There was One birth on the voyage; June 6th, son of Hans T. Andersen (31) and Karen Torine (24) ... baptized June 12th, named Ole Torval. The Tanaro was mastered by Capt. Thorvildsen, with a crew of 15. The passenger list is archived by the National Archives of Canada [NAC].

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