NORWAY: Haagensen, Peter Henrik

[neil 2]

Hi
I have found this on another family tree  that a couple of other people have done.Not sure if this is correct or not.They have got all the other information correct,Not sure who they are but have sent them emails .Think they might of been researching the haagensens.
Kind Reagrds
neil

[Navn]

Yes, I think your Haagen's baptism is here "11th Sunday after Trinity", 1790:

http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?idx_kildeid=9142&idx_id=9142&uid=ny&idx_side=-286
(#7, left column)

But I see no immediate indications your Jonas was born in Sør-Odal, have you found his baptism/confirmation?

-J

Sorry, Jan. My mistake. I do not have a birth place for Jonas yet. I got too keen with the copy and pasting!

[janrm]

I would say it is 50/50 if Jonas was born in Sør-Odal. From his rare occupation & a comment saying "Iron Works" at Haagen's baptism I reckon he was a worker at the old Odal Iron Works and may hence have moved to the area to take work.

..but keep browsing and see what you find!

(his confirmation and marriage could also provide useful info)

I see no immediate link to the other Peter Henrik Haagensen, either, so far....
(but I may have some ideas...!)

J

[neil 2]

Hi

i have a few dates for Johnan or Johnas haagensen.I think they are right I have him born in Nybak Norway 1817,married maren Hermansdatter 12th apr 1840,occupation at this time Gevaldiger.It says it is a non commissioned officer who belonged to the military adminastration of justice.in 1853 i have him dow as a trader citizen in Fredrikstad, in 1865 i have him down as a Distilled spirts tradesman all in fredrikstad. still the same in 1875.Nothing afer that.Does this sound right to everyone unless i have it completly wrong.

[janrm]

Yes I think you're on the right track Neil!

I found the 1840-marriage, Johan is listed as "Soldier" in the "Klokkerbok". If he was alive in 1875 it is quite likely he died in Fredrikstad some time between Jan 1, 1866 and Dec 3, 1900.

In the 1840 marriage the bride's father is Herman Monsen, in case you haven't got it already...

J

[vonnie41]

Hi did your peter Haagensen have a brother richard george Haagensen this is my grandad and there farthers name was hakkon from norway iv got his alien as they called them in that day registration papers into the country and a photo.and also a photo of a family wedding taken in the 1930's with peter and george as well as there sisters on it.

[neil 2]

Hi

Thanks for the email.I have looked into the family tree quite alot i havent found a brother called Richard George haagensen yet.My Great Great grandfather peter haagensen had the following brothers ansd sisters Johan,Hariett,Thora,Alga Harry and a Hanna.Does any of these names mean anything to you.Haakon was born 19th nov 1852 and died 11th July 1920  Haakon seems to be spelt differently sometimes,his wife was Johanne Marie Ringguth. born 1850 died 1935.Would be great to know if Richard was another brother.All the family seem to have lived in the Grimsby / Cleethorpoes area does this sound about right for Richard.I do have some information if it helps.
Kind Regards
neil

[Navn]

Hi did your peter Haagensen have a brother richard george Haagensen this is my grandad and there farthers name was hakkon from norway iv got his alien as they called them in that day registration papers into the country and a photo.and also a photo of a family wedding taken in the 1930's with peter and george as well as there sisters on it.

Hi. Like Neil, Richard George Haagensen is not a name I've linked our Peter John Haagensen to either. Peter was born in 1876 in Norway. But there were are a lot of Haagensen's in the Grimsby area so there may be a connection somewhere.

Looking on the Free BMD website, there are no Richard George Haagensen's listed, but there is a George R. Haagensen born 1914, Grimsby, with a mother's maiden name Stones. There is also a marriage in 1938, Cleethorpes, with wife's name Alma Taylor. A George R. also died age 32 in 1946, Grimsby.. Maybe these are your Richard George Haagensen?