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Name: | Reinert Altogsen?? | | Age: | 26 | | Sex: | m | | Remarks: | Between deck | | Source: | Roll # 100, arr. no. 817 - Transcribed by Børge Solem - 2000 | | Passenger list | | Return |
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Additional Information: | Submitted by Elisabeth Seland, 06. April 2016 | The surname is transcribed wrong. Correct transcription is: Reinert Atlagsen. This is Reinert Atlaksen Ovedal, born 1827. See Per Seland (1988): Gard og ætt. Sirdal bd. IV, p. 416 and Hjalmar Rued Holand (1927): Coon Prairie. En historisk beretning om Den norske evangeliske lutherske menighet paa Coon Prairie. Skrevet i anledning av dens 75-aarsfest i 1927. Minneapolis: Augsburg Publishing House. |
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