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| Name: | Martin Pedersen | | | Age: | 9 | | | Remarks: | Dep. 05 jul 1867. Sorknes i Grue - Chicago | | | Passenger on: | S/S Argo (1) 1867, from Christiania - Christiansand to Hull | | | Source: | Christiania Politikammer Emigrant protokoll 2 - Transcribed by Trond Austheim - 2008 | | | Passenger list | | Return |
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Additional Information: | | Submitted by D. Reinsmoen, 21. januari 2012 | | My Great grandfather, married Kaia Langberg. She emigrated from Solor. Her sister Maria married Martin's older brother Arne. Also seeking information of the parents of Kaia, Maria, and their brother Arne and whether they emigrated. All settled in Worth County, Iowa, Near Joice, buried at Bristol and Concordia cemetaries. |
| Submitted by D. Reinsmoen, 21. januari 2012 | | Please contact me at dreinsmoen@hotmail.com, or martin@3swords.com, my son Martin.
I live in Dubai, Martin lives in Mumbai. |
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