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| Name: | Ludvig Tormodsen Arnøe | | | Age: | 24 | | | 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 Inger K. Barstad, 28. oktober 2009 | | Ludvig Thormodsen born 1847 at Ådnøy (Arnøe) which is an isle in the Høgsfjord in the Sandnes council (Norway). Son of Tormod Lydiksen (born 1818) from Store Ådnøy and Halgjerd Jensdatter (born 1816) from Saudasjøen. Siblings: Ludvig (1842), Jacob Israel (1845), Tobias Leus (1849), Jens Andreas (1852) and Berent Johan (1854). Ludvig Thormodsen returned to Ådnøy (Norway) and married Inger Anasdatter Furuholm (1870) in 1903. Children: Halgjerd Teodora (1904), Adolf Peder (1905), Dorthea (1906), Tore (1911) and Kristoffer (1912). Source Kirkebok for Høgsfjord Fødte 1806-1905 |
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