Norwegian Emigrant Database

Passenger Information

Name: Olia Ellingsdatter

Age: 40

Remarks: married - Residence Gausdal

Ship: Ship Hannah Parr

Year: 1868

Captain: Larsen

Departure: Christiania - Apr. 12

Arrival: Quebec - July 28

Source: The original passenger list NAC — Transcribed by Clair Haugen and Dick Taylor

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Jim Overdahl (21.08.2010)

Olia Ellingsdatter lived from January 15, 1819 to March 6, 1898. She was known as Olive Gabhol in the United States. She and her husband, Morten Pedersen Gabhol homesteaded the southeast quarter of Section 14, Brule Township, Dakota Territory. She is buried at the St. Paul Lutheran Church cemetery near Elk Point, SD. She has many modern-day descendants.

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