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Europe / Re: Norway, Trjomo - PEDERSEN
« on: Wednesday 25 January 12 01:59 GMT (UK) »
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Europe / Re: Norway, Trjomo - PEDERSEN
« on: Wednesday 25 January 12 01:58 GMT (UK) »
Thanks very much silvery - both for BMD information and tip re site functionality. Much appreciated.
I'm greatly encouraged that the Pedersen thread from a bit back will be the correct family as the Sarah Eleanora highlighted in your response was definitely my wife's grandmother and, I understand, Ottoe her husband was at one time a Mersey ferry captain (pilot?).
I'm still a novice in genealogy with less than a month's experience so am very greatful for your help.
Best regards
Jim
I'm greatly encouraged that the Pedersen thread from a bit back will be the correct family as the Sarah Eleanora highlighted in your response was definitely my wife's grandmother and, I understand, Ottoe her husband was at one time a Mersey ferry captain (pilot?).
I'm still a novice in genealogy with less than a month's experience so am very greatful for your help.
Best regards
Jim
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Europe / Re: Trjomo, Norway
« on: Tuesday 24 January 12 21:43 GMT (UK) »Threads don't normally get deleted. It could be of use to another person looking for Norwegian ancestors. It's very interesting. It's amazing really that you've now managed to get such a record together. Pity Irish records weren't kept so well!
You may get some response from anyone interested in the names who does an internet search and finds this thread. It happens quite often.
Really glad that threads do not get deleted as this is a (predicted) late response as a result of an internet search! Thanks for the consideration.
I'm hoping that the initial Otto Pederesen b1850/1 might be the same Otto who was father to Sarah Eleanora born in Liverpool circa 1878 who married Edward Frank Denovan in 1906. If so then I'd naturally be intrigued to learn of ancestry going back to 1600's.
All I can offer in return though is thanks and perhaps 'lineage' from Sarah forward.
Many thanks and regards
Jim
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