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K Moe
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Posted - 23/08/2002 : 04:02:09

I am looking for Paul Elvig Lund on a ship going to America. His wife Eva, mother Henrikke, and a daughter Inga were found on Domino, 22.02.1888. I can't seem to find him on this ship. His other 2 children are on Domino 22.09.1886-Karen Lund, and Hero 23.03.1887-Carl Lund. But I can't find Paul on a ship. He may have been a sailor. He was born 1846 or 1847, and lived in Trondhjem in 1875 with his family.

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