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| Name: | Gustav Johannesen Sundvoll?? | | | Age: | 42 | | | Sex: | m | | | Passenger on: | Bark Brødrene 1873, from Stavanger May 20 to Quebec July 8 | | | Source: | - Transcribed by Diana Erickson, Everett, Washington - 2003 | | | Passenger list | | Return |
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Additional Information: | | Submitted by Lyle V. Johnson, 18. august 2009 | | The last name is misspelled of mis-transcribed. It should be Sundholdt. Gustav Sundholdt, his wife Anna and three small children came to America in 1873. I have naturlization / citizenship paper indicating the name Sundholdt. Also, this family changed the last name to Johnson after coming to America and settling in Lisbon, IL. I am a great grandson of Gustav and Anna ("Sundholdt") Johnson. My email address is: lylevjohnson@sbcglobal.net |
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