| Year | Remarks |
|---|
| 1849 | April 2: arrived New York from Livorno with marble |
| 1849 | June: departed New York for Petersburg with cotton, rice and wood. Freight worth 3000 dollar |
| 1849 | December 7: departed Cadiz for Helsingør |
| 1850 | Captain Albert Gjerding from Bergen May 7 to New York June 29 |
| 1850 | May 10 leaving Gjeltefjord, Bergen for sea with 127 passengers |
| 1850 | June 29: arrived New York with emigrants and cargo value of 2600 dollar. Capt Gjerding escorted the passengers to Albany |
| 1850 | July 20: loading in New York for Trieste |
| 1850 | July 30: departed New York for Trieste with a cargo of resin and wood, value 1300 dollar |
| 1851 | January 17: arrived New York from Messina with a cargo of fruit and wine, value 2000 dollar |
| 1851 | February 8: departed New York for Charlestown in ballast |
| 1851 | March 20: departed Charleston for Gothenburg(?) |
| 1852 | March 5: arrived Odessa from Constantinople |
| 1852 | May 31: arrived Gravesend from Odessa |
| 1852 | June 19: loading in London for Rio Janeiro |
| 1852 | July 19: departed London for Rio Janeiro |
| 1852 | Sept. 18: arrived Rio Janeiro from London |
| 1852 | Oct. 14: Rio Janeiro, in the harbor |
| 1852 | Dec. 14: loading in Rio Janeiro for Philadelphia |
| 1853 | Feb. 7: Capt Gjerding died of fever (yellow fever) on the journey from Rio Janeiro to Philadelphia |
| 1853 | Feb. 9: the mate died and a passengers by the name Mr. Carnum (Jakob) who knew of navigation took command and sailed Tordenskiold safely to Philadelphia |
| 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 |
