Norway, Trjomo - PEDERSEN

[kaysii]

Think I've found his birth. Instead of the above, the place is Tjømø which is a local parish in Nøtterøy.

http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?idx_kildeid=1256&idx_id=1256&uid=ny&idx_side=-149

born on 26 Aug 1850, bapt. 6 Oct. Father Ole Pedersen Byerøe and mother Maren Henri??e (poss Henrietta) Andersdatter
and this is probably the family in 1865 with the mother's name mistranscribed.
http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=27&filnamn=f60722&gardpostnr=1029&personpostnr=6049&merk=6049#ovre

The farm they are living on is Burøen which is possibly an alternate spelling of Byerøe.

Regards Kaysii

[kaysii]

A bit more info. There is quite a lot of transcribed records available which makes tracing the family relatively easy.
Ole Pedersen was a widower when he married Maren Henrikke Andersdatter in 1842. His father was Peder Olsen and her father Anders Madsen
http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/WebCens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=13&filnamn=Vielser&gardpostnr=116&merk=116#ovre
If you click on the button "same areas" you can see what is available transcribed.
You can find the marriage in the register here.
http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?idx_kildeid=1256&idx_id=1256&uid=ny&idx_side=-243
You can find Peder Olsen in 1801 here
http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/WebCens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=52&filnamn=f18010722&gardpostnr=137&personpostnr=2877&merk=2877#ovre
You can find Anders Madsen in 1801 here
http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=7&filnamn=f18010722&gardpostnr=131&personpostnr=2721&merk=2721#ovre
You can find the birth of Ole Pedersen in 1802 here
http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/WebCens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=56&filnamn=dp07221791&gardpostnr=1309&personpostnr=10466&merk=10466#ovre
If you click on the page number 88 it will take you to the actual register.
Regards Kaysii

[FlowerBD20]

Hi there, Thankyou so much Kaysii for all your hard work! I am seriously impressed! I have accessed all your links and printed out the material for our family files. Cheers, Flower

[kaysii]

A pleasure Flower.

Hope you have fun exploring further Norwegian records, its great because so much is on-line.  It is also very easy to find brothers and sisters of the same parents which might help if you are wanting to research further back. Let me know if you have difficulty following accessing the records, because it should be quite easy to get a bit further back.
I see you have found the debate forums, the Norwegians using the forum are very helpful.

Regards, Kaysii

[FlowerBD20]

Yes, its a wonderful system and I'm learning some Norwegian words as I go along, the 'translate' function doesn't always!Flower

[FlowerBD20]

Changed my mind about deletion, but it would have been nice to know when I started that it wasn't possible as with both Ancestry and Curious Fox it is.

[FlowerBD20]

Well, I see this has not been deleted so will give you an update. Not only found Otto thanks to Rootschatterers and the Norwegian archive but got back to 1641!! A fabulous resource. Am now continuing the search with another branch and have got back to 1696! Any cousins out there?

[silvery]

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. 

[jpmckrt]

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