Norwegian Emigrant Database

Passenger Information

Name: Hans Hansen Mundalskram

Age: 30

Gender: M

Ship: Sail 17de Mai

Year: 1849

Captain: Serck

Departure: Bergen - May 12

Arrival: New York - June 26

Source: NARA M237, roll #80 — Transcribed by Jo Anne Sadler 2005

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Additional information

Louise Benston Kjosa (26.12.2010)

Used the name Hans Hanson Mundahl and lived 13 years in Wisconsin as well as many more in Winona County, MN. Member of Arendahl church, Fillmore County, MN. Married Kari Andersdtr. Vigoren in Wisconsin. Had 12 children. See p. 29 of Næseth's Immigration book Vol 4.

Louise Benston Kjosa (10.01.2012)

Correction: It sounds above like Hans and Kari were married in Wisconsin. No, they were married in Norway.

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