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| Name: | A. Brynildsen | | | Age: | 36 | | | Sex: | m | | | Remarks: | joiner - Cabin | | | Passenger on: | Bark Johanna 1843, from Drammen May 22 to New York July 22 | | | Source: | NARA Roll # 52, no 495 - Transcribed by Børge Solem - 2002 | | | Passenger list | | Return |
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Additional Information: | | Submitted by Kendall Mellem, 07. juni 2012 | | This man is mentioned as Mr. Brynildsen (unfortunately, with no first name), along with his wife Anne, in Soren Bache's diary, published under the name _A Chronicle of Old Muskego_ by the Norwegian-American Historical Association in 1951. The editors were Clarence A. Clausen and Andreas Elviken. (See pages 69, 102, 109-110.) Bache says Anne, especially, had become a "true friend who could give much good advice in feminine affairs." He laments that the Brynildsens never felt at home in Wisconsin and decided to return to Norway after only a year. |
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