Norwegian Emigrant Database

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Name: Ole Kal??hovd

Age: 18

Gender: m

Remarks: Steerage

Ship: Bark Benedicte

Year: 1849

Captain: With jr.

Departure: Drammen - June 8

Arrival: New York - Aug. 22

Source: arr. no. 1176 — Transcribed by Børge Solem - 2001

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Deb Corder (01.04.2010)

I believe this is my Great, great, grandfather, Ole Olsen Kalnebrud. Also, known as Rollin Ole Olson. He settled in Wisconsin after arriving in the US in 1849. My source documentation is an oral history from Rollin, in which he mentions that he sailed on the Benedicte in 1849.

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