In 1870 the brig Kong Carl departed from Christiania June 24th, and arrived at Quebec Aug. 28th. She was sailing in ballast, and was carrying 234 steerage passengers, all was well at arrival. The Kong Carl was mastered by Capt. Gundersen, and had a crew of 14. The passenger list for this voyage was archived by the National Archives of Canada [NAC], and the passenger were listed in the Christiania Police Emigration Records, kept by the Statsarkivet in Norway
Chronological History
| Year |
Event |
| 1866 |
Captain S. Wesmann. Departed Larvik. Arrived Boston July 14. |
| 1866 |
May 30 off Petershead, on route from Larvik to Boston with Passengers and Iron. Two men set ashore after an accident onboard |
| 1866 |
Spoken at 49º 5'N and 36º 31'W |
| 1866 |
July 14 Boston from Larvik |
| 1866 |
October 25 London from Pugwash |
| 1866 |
November22, one saylor drowned after taken in supplies at Yarmouth, Capt. Wesman |
| 1866 |
December 10 Newcastle for Alexandria and Odessa |
| 1866 |
December 31 Deal, on anchor for Alexandria and Odessa |
| 1867 |
January 18 Gibraltar: from Newcastle to Alexandria, Capt Wesmann |
| 1867 |
Febrary 13 Alexandria from Gibraltar |
| 1867 |
March 18 leaving Alexandria for Constantinopel |
| 1869 |
May 12 leaving Londonderry for Quebec, Capt. Gundersen |
| 1869 |
June 22 Quebec from Londonderry |
| 1869 |
July 12 Quebec for London, arrive London September 4 |
| 1870 |
June 9 Christiania from Rotterdam in ballast, Capt. Gundersen |
| 1870 |
Captain G. Gundersen. Departed Christiania June 22. Arrived Quebec Aug. 28.
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