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| Name: | Maren Carlsen | | | Age: | 26 | | | Remarks: | Dep. 07 jun 1867. Modum - New York | | | 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 Jill Beatty, 11. maj 2014 | | Trying to find out what ship she took from Hull England to arrive in New York. Family tree information indicates it was the Ship named Boston, but I cant find that name. She was traveling with Amund Olsen, who she did marry once in Minnesota.
Arrived in 1867 from what I know. |
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