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| Name: | Christen Olsen | | | Age: | 50 | | | Sex: | m | | | Passenger on: | Ship Nordens Dronning 1871, from Stavanger May 13 to Quebec July 14 | | | Source: | NAC C-4526 list 57 - Transcribed by Bob Hookom - 2003 | | | Passenger list | | Return |
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Additional Information: | | Submitted by Steven Quam, 02. januari 2018 | | Christian Ole Olson
Born: Jan 14 1820
Died: May 10 1898
Settled in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin USA
Christian Olson died Saturday night at his home in the southern, part of Sturgeon Bay town. He was about 77 years old and had lived here for the past fifteen or twenty years. The funeral occurred Monday afternoon from Shiloh church, Rev Sam. Groenfeld
Primary was Pulmonary Consumption which lasted 14 days Secondary was asthma
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