Norwegian Emigrants 1825-1875

Passenger Information

Name: Anders Enersen

Age: 45

Sex: m

Remarks: Countryman

Ship: Brig Norden

Year: 1836

Captain: Willhelmsen

Departure: Stavanger - May 25

Arrival: New York - July 20

Source: No info. — Transcribed by Trond Austheim - 1999

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Bethany Watson (09.04.2020)

He is my great-great-great-great grandfather, also known as Andrew Anderson Aasen. He died in 1849 of Cholera. The family stayed in Kendall, NY for two years until they made their way to the Fox River Settlement in IL.

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