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| Name: | Simen Olsen Opsahl | | | Age: | 37 | | | Remarks: | Romedal | | | Passenger on: | Bark Anna Delius 1868, from Christiania Apr. 26 to Quebec June 17 | | | Source: | Christiania Politikammer Emigrant protokoll 1 - Transcribed by Trond Austheim - 2008 | | | Passenger list | | Return |
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Additional Information: | | Submitted by Theresa Sayre, 24. januar 2010 | Wife, Berthe Tillesdatter, and children followed in 1869 on Moss. The family can be found in Blue Earth County, Minnesota in the 1875 and 1880 census under the last name Olson. I have additional information about this family and would like to hear from fellow researchers. Please look me up on ancestry or email me at theresagrammer@gmail.com
Source: Norwegian American Genealogical Center & Naeseth Library |
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