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Anders Ellingsen Vevle

Born
1853 · Vevle
Died
1858 · Vevle
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1853 · Koleraepidemi Koleraepidemi 1854 · Equal inheritance Equal inheritance 1854 · Norges første togbane Norges første togbane 1854 · Innføring av frimerker 1854 · The first railway 1853 1858

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  1. 1853
    Born
    Vevle, Haus, Søndre Bergenhus amt, Norge
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  2. 1853
    The place and the tree
    Koleraepidemi
    Anders is born
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    Koleraepidemi i Norge

  3. Interior of a Norwegian farmhouse – Adolph Tidemand, 1852
    1854
    Norway
    Equal inheritance
    Anders is 1
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    The Inheritance Act gave men and women equal shares. Before, sisters and daughters got only half as much as their brothers.

    Source: søsterlodd

    Picture: Adolph Tidemand · Public domain

  4. 1854
    The place and the tree
    Norges første togbane
    Anders is 1
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    Eidsvoll-banen, Norges første togbane åpnes.

  5. 1854
    The place and the tree
    Innføring av frimerker
    Anders is 1
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    Frimerker ble vedtatt utgitt.

  6. Eidsvold station decorated for the opening of the Trunk Line in 1854
    1854
    Norway
    The first railway
    Anders is 1
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    The main line between Christiania and Eidsvoll opened – Norway's first railway.

    Source: Hovedbanen

    Picture: not credited Published in 1854, it is unlikely that any artist would be still living in 1944. · Public domain

  7. 1858
    Died
    Vevle, Haus, Søndre Bergenhus amt, Norge
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