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1797–1802 · 5 years

Iver Larsen Hannisdal

Born
1797 · Hannisdalen
Died
19 Apr 1802 · Hannisdalen
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1801 · Befolkning Befolkning 1801 · Folketelling 1801 · The census of 1801 Census 1801 1802 · The Napoleonic Wars Napoleonic Wars 1797 1802 Baptised 1797

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  1. 1797
    Born
    Hannisdalen, Osterøy
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  2. 17 Apr 1797
    Baptised
    Haus kyrkje, Osterøy
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  3. 1801
    The place and the tree
    Befolkning
    Iver is 4
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    883.487 mennesker i Norge.

  4. 1801
    The place and the tree
    Folketelling
    Iver is 4
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    Den første utvidede folketellingen i Norge.

  5. Part of a page from the census of February 1801 with names, ages and positions
    1801
    Norway
    The census of 1801
    Iver is 4
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    The first census with names: the name, age, marital status, place in the household and occupation of every person – a cornerstone of genealogy.

    Source: folketelling

    Picture: unknown danish official, Copenhagen February 1801 · Public domain

  6. 19 Apr 1802
    Died
    Hannisdalen, Osterøy
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  7. Napoleon at Austerlitz in 1805 – painting by François Gérard
    1802
    Norway
    The Napoleonic Wars
    Iver is 5
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    Almost unbroken war between the European great powers until Napoleon's final defeat. The wars had great consequences for the Nordic countries too.

    Source: Napoleonskrigene

    Picture: François Gérard · Public domain

  8. –
    Buried
    Haus kyrkje, Osterøy, Vestland, Norge
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