Norwegian Emigrant Database

Passenger Information

Name: Gunhild Halvorsdatter* Johanneson*

Age: 9

Gender: f

Remarks: 1) - Steerage

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Ship: Schooner Ebenezer

Year: 1850

Captain: Clausen

Departure: Stavanger - Apr. 19

Arrival: New York - May 15

Source: Roll # 88, arr. no. 354 — Transcribed by Børge Solem - 1999

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Additional information

Lori Enochson Hudepohl (06.06.2010)

Gunhild changed her name to Julia Johnson and married Erich Enochson in WI.  They later moved to Nebraska where he died and after that we have lost track of her.  We think she went to SD to live with her daughter and we can't find her date of death.  Any information would be very helpful.

Janet Johnson Norris (04.05.2017)

Ella Enochson Lucke is my grandmother. She was the daughter of Erich Enochson, my great grandfather who came to the state of Wisconsin in 1852. He was born in Norway in 1826. He later moved to Nebraska, I assume, because that's where my grandmother met and married my grandfather William Lucke (my mother's parents).
I am just now trying to find out more about grandmother Ella. I don't have information about her mother. They had a son, Enoch Enochson (1857-1930).

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