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James E Heg
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Posted - 09/02/2004 :  19:46:07  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
In looking for info on Skaugen family I found the SS IOWA, 4329 tone, E.W. Owens, Master. She made three trips from Glasgow to New York in 1869 (13 July, 23 August, 6 October arrivals) on which she landed 348 Norwegians. A 4th trip 30 December landed 5 more. This ship does not appear in your data base. Perhaps this is some of the material you are working on.
I found 8 Skaugens in the 13 July list. Ole A Skaugen, age 39, head, wife and 4 children, including a Christian Skaugen, Also listed were a Marthin Skauge age 19 and an Andres Skauge age 11. Jim

Borge
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Posted - 09/02/2004 :  19:56:38  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I think this must be the Anchor Line ship: S/S Iowa built 1863-64 in Waterford by Malcolmson & Co.
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James E Heg
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Posted - 10/02/2004 :  00:55:23  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Børge - you are right about the ship. I can't find where I got my tonnage and master. The 4,329 ton IOWA was not built until 1879. By the way, all the Skaugens are related. I looked at the original list. They did a fairly good job of transcribing on these lists. I repeat fairly. Jim
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