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Ron Iverson
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Posted - 30/09/2018 :  03:36:03  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
When my grandfather was born in 1867, his mother was an unmarried servant in the household of a clergyman, who had two small daughters.

The 1900 census shows the daughters unmarried, still residing with their elderly father.

I would be interested in translations of their descriptions in that census: Fredrikke Barth -"Syg, kan intet bestille"; Anna Barth: "Bogholder og Kasserer ved Nationaltheatrets kontor Xania".
Ronald A. Iverson

ToreL
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Posted - 30/09/2018 :  06:55:54  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Fredrikke: Ill, unable to work
Anna: Bookkeeper and cashier at the office of Nationaltheatret, Christiania.

Nationaltheatret — «The national theater» — is still Oslo’s main theater.

Kasserer has a range of meanings in Norwegian. In this case, treasurer could be a better translation than cashier.
Edited by - ToreL on 30/09/2018 07:14:24
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Ron Iverson
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Posted - 30/09/2018 :  21:36:23  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thanks very much. The Google Translation for the expression beginning with "sick" was nonsensical, as is often the case.
Ronald A. Iverson
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