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Madli Sjursdatter Løtveit

Born
28 Jan 1877 · Løtveit
Died
11 Nov 1880 · Løtveit
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1880 · Sterk økonomisk vekst i Amerika Sterk økonomisk vekst i A… 1880 · Store barnekull i Norge 1880 · The great emigration Emigration 1880 · Telefonen kom til Norge 1877 1880 Baptised 1877

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  1. 28 Jan 1877
    Born
    Løtveit, Osterøy
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  2. 4 Mar 1877
    Baptised
    Bruvik kyrkje, Osterøy
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  3. 11 Nov 1880
    Died
    Løtveit, Osterøy
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  4. 16 Nov 1880
    Buried
    Bruvik kyrkje, Osterøy
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  5. 1880
    The place and the tree
    Sterk økonomisk vekst i Amerika
    Madli is 3
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    I løpet av 1880-årene opplevde Amerika en sterk økonomisk vekst.

  6. 1880
    The place and the tree
    Store barnekull i Norge
    Madli is 3
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    De store barnekullene fra 1850-60 kom nå ut på arbeidsmarkedet noe som gjorde det vanskeligere å finne arbeid.

  7. Emigrants take their leave and walk away from the farm – Gustav Wentzel's painting "Emigrants"
    1880
    Norway
    The great emigration
    Madli is 3
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    The largest wave of emigration: more than 250,000 Norwegians left, most of them for America – 29,000 in 1882 alone. Many families have relatives in the Midwest from these years.

    Source: Utvandringa frå Noreg til Nord-Amerika

    Picture: Gustav Wentzel · Public domain

  8. 1880
    The place and the tree
    Telefonen kom til Norge
    Madli is 3
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    5. mai 1880 fikk The International Bell Telephone Company tillatelse av formannskapet i Christiania til å starte Norges første telefonsentral. Det ble starten på telefonens historie i Norge.

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