Hi wow thanks for a quick answer. Marino F. was Kristinsson he was the son of Agusta my greatgrandfathers daughter in Iceland. She came over and had her son there, her husband was a Captain on an Icelandic ship. So he was his grandchild.. marino was a priest in Iceland and died in 1994. I also know that my great grandfather had two other kids Valdimar and Maren with his former Icelandic wife they both died as infants. Three of his kids died in Iceland Agusta in´73, Gudmundur in ´69 and my grandmother Thora Jenny in ´73.
My great grandmother and Valdimar Rognvaldson divorced in 1908 after my grandmother was born and he went back again to Grimsby and Married Annie Linford in 1909. Did not take him too long to find a new wife..LOL.. he Actually went to England with a British trawler, he was escaping from angry icelanders, since he helped the british to fish in Icelandic waters to close to shore.. That ship Royalist H428 from Hull had a captain Nielssen who was sentenced to jail on bread and water after an incident were two or three Icelanders were killed. So My Great Grandfather was after that always hunted in Iceland and said to be a skanky man by the icelanders, thats why my great grandmother wanted to get rid of him..LOL..But I am told by familymembers that he was a very handsome, hardworking man that accepted to work for this Nielsen for good money, he had at that time three young kids and a wife to support and times were hard in Iceland at that time.
So now I just really want to know if this Annie Rognvaldson later Winters half sister of my grandmother had any kids with her husband Eric Winters. Also if anyone in Grimsby might have known them. she seems to have died in 2000. Not that long ago.
I have always been so curious about what Valdimar was doing in Grimsby. And now I am dating a british guy from grimsby, who has been living in Iceland for many years. last year I went with him to Grimsby to meet his family. and will do again this summer. Would be so great if I could locate and meet any relatives of mine as well over there ;-)
So thats the story..
All the best, Jenny..