Looking for Olson or Oleson family`
SqueakyI am looking for any informaiton about the following: Hans Olson was born Jun 30 1844 at Baraum, Norway. He was united in marriage to Eliza Burson, Dec 26, 1868 at Baraum, Norway. He brought his wife to America reaching Chicago in May 1869 where they lived for a number of years, later coming to Plano, His wife preceeded him in death, May 20, 1915. Any informaiton, links, family, town, ect would be helpful[:o)]
jwiborgHi, a big [:)] possibility in the list of Emigrants from Oslo 1867-1930: Emigration on April 14th, 1869: Hans Olsen, married, born 1845, residence Bærums Værk, Destination Kvebek. (i.e. Quebec, Canada) Else Børresdatter, married, born 1850, residence Bærums Værk, destination Kvebek [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=EMIOSLO&gardpostnr=12519&personpostnr=12519#nedre"]Click here[/url] for the records. Burson is most likely an american variant of Børresdatter. It means that her father's first name was Børre. Bærums (Jern)Værk was a major iron mill in Bærum at that time, and Bærums Værk became the name of the local area. The municipality Bærum was at that time a part of Asker, in Akershus county. Located just west of Oslo. Jan Peter
jwiborgCensus-1865 for Norway is also available online. Searching for "Hans Ols*" born 1843-1845, and living in [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f60220&spraak=e&metanr=1554"]Asker[/url] municipality, gives you 3 possibilities. [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f60220&gardpostnr=304&personpostnr=1980&merk=1980#ovre"]Hans Olsen[/url], servant, age 21, born Asker [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f60220&gardpostnr=676&personpostnr=4094&merk=4094#ovre"]Hans Olsen[/url], helping mother (widow) with farmwork, age 23, born Asker. [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f60220&gardpostnr=975&personpostnr=6088&merk=6088#ovre"]Hans Olsen[/url], helping his father, age 23, born Asker. Age 21 would indicate born ca 1845, age 23 would be born ca 1843 (Age should be calculated from 1866). One of the 3 persons above are most likely your Hans! [:)] Maybe the one age=21? Since birthyear also said 1845 in emigration protocols. Unfortunately, he is not living with his parents in the census... [B)] Jan Peter
jwiborgAnd this must be [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f60220&gardpostnr=1204&personpostnr=7605&merk=7605#ovre"]Elise Børresdatter[/url] in the same census. Her parents are Børre Christofersen (age 72, born Asker), and Anne Marie Andersen (age 50, born Asker). Børre is a watchman at Bærums Værk (the iron mill). Jan Peter
jwiborgDid they have any children named Ola, Ingebrit, Anna, Elland...? [:I] Jan Peter
Jo Anne SadlerThe Concordia left Christiania on April 18 and arrived in Quebec on May 19. The ship was held in quarantine. A passenger list of the male passengers from a Norwegian newspaper is on this site: http://www.norwayheritage.com/p_list.asp?jo=394 Note Hans Olsen and Peder Borresen from Bærums Værk, you can see a scan of this list.
jwiborgThis Peder Børresen must be Else's brother. Else's mother Marie (Anne Marie Andersen), her brother Peder and her twin siblings Bernt & Birgitte (Bergitte) are all on the ship Concordia (together with Hans & Else), going to Quebec in April 1869. [url="http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=EMIOSLO&gardpostnr=12519&personpostnr=12519#nedre"]Em. records[/url] Jan Peter
TrondThis image with recomendations signed by mage passengers is from the Newspaper Morgenbladet August 11, 1969. [img]http://home.chello.no/~traust/MB18690611-3.JPG[/img]
Jo Anne SadlerTrond, what were the recommendations? Good/bad[?]
ninakarlsVery flattering for both ship & crew ... the travellers are so pleased they would recommend anywone who wanted to emigrate, to travel with Capt. Christiansen, if he decides carry emigrants next year...
jwiborgMaybe they got some kind of discount if they signed the paper...? [:)] Here is the full translation: (...) føre mange af vore Landsmænd, som ikke ere i den Stilling, at Norge kan give dem Livsophold. Lige- ledes hvad begge Styrmændene og det øvrige Mand- skap angaar, saa kan vi sige, at det var meget hygge- lige og pene Folk, saa at vi ogsaa til dem vil frem- bære vor forbindtligste Tak for deres Beredvillighed og hjælpsomhed imod os, saa at vi, dersom Skibets Fører vil gaa med Emigranter næste Aar, vil bede Enhver, som vil udvandre, at reise med Capt. Chr. Christiansen. Vi afreiste fra Næsodden pr. Christiania den 18de April og ankrede i Quebek om Aftenen den 19de Mai. Quebek den 19de Mai 1869. (...) for a lot of our fellow citizens, who are not in the position, that Norway can give them sufficient subsistence. Like- wise, with regards to the two mate's and the rest of the crew, we can tell, that they were very nice and friendly people, so that we also for them want to express our most welcome Thank You for their willingness and helpfulness towards us, so that we, if the Ship's Captain want to go with Emigrants next year, will ask everyone, who wants to Emigrate, to go with Capt. Chr. Christiansen. We left from Næsodden in Christiania the 18th of April og anchored in Quebec in the Afternoon on the 19th of May. Quebec, 19th of May 1869. Jan Peter
SqueakyIf I have the date of Birth, how would I go about requestion a copy of the birth certificate.. If he was born in 1845 would if be possible? Ant information about his parrents because as stated above he was not living with parents and not have the name of the parents whould be the link is lost.
Squeaky
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I am looking for any informaiton about the following: Hans Olson was born Jun 30 1844 at Baraum, Norway. He was united in marriage to Eliza Burson, Dec 26, 1868 at Baraum, Norway. He brought his wife to America reaching Chicago in May 1869 where they lived for a number of years, later coming to Plano, His wife preceeded him in death, May 20, 1915. Any informaiton, links, family, town, ect would be helpful[:o)]
How do I get into a data base for Norwegian birth records
HopkinsDigitalarkivet website has a database for baptisms in Asker. http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=0220daap&gardpostnr=7886&sokefelt=skjul You can enter the Digitalarkviet website - http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/WebFront.exe?slag=vis&tekst=meldingar
SqueakyThanks for the web site on baptisms. I found our relative. Now I would like to check for his marriage records. Is there a web site for those records?