Norwegian Emigrant Database

Passenger Information

Name: Erick Andersen Graa

Age: 24

Gender: m

Additional: residence Lyster*

Ship: Ship Claus Heftye

Year: 1867

Captain: Andersen jr.

Departure: Bergen - Apr. 23

Arrival: Quebec - May 28

Source: NAC C-4522 list 14 — Transcribed by Paul Scheie - 2004

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Dianne Briggs (19.05.2017)

Erich Anderson Grove
Born 14 AUG 1843 Grov, Luster, Sogn, Norway (Jostedal, Sogn Og, Fjordan, Norway)
Baptized 27 AUG 1843
Emigrated 1867 from Bergen on the Ship Claus Heftye. Left Bergen on April 23 and landed in Quebec May 28.
I have no information when he came to the United States
Died 1890 Morrisonville, Dane County WIsconsin Buried in Norway Grove Cemetery De Forest Wisconsin. He has no headstone.
Father: Anders Johannesson Grov
Mother: Ollegaard Eriksdotter Prestegard from Luster
This man is my great grandfather. He died when My grandmother Dora Grove Pribbenow was 2.

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