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Johannes Monsen Hauge

Born
1865 · Haugo
Died
1866 · Haugo
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1865 · Dampskip til Amerika Dampskip til Amerika 1865 · Folketelling 1865 · Utvandring til Amerika 1865 · The census of 1865 Census 1865 1866 · The emigration wave Emigration 1866

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  1. 1865
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    Haugo, Osterøy
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  2. 1865
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    Dampskip til Amerika
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    Dampskipstrafikken overtok Amerikafarten etter seilbåtene.

  3. 1865
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    Folketelling
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    Folketelling.

  4. 1865
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    Utvandring til Amerika
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    Utvandring til Amerika starter nå for fullt. Over 800.000 nordmenn utvandrer til Amerika mellom 1825 og 1930. Hele 780.000 dro i tidsrommet 1865 og 1930.

  5. Prinsens gate in Christiania around 1865
    1865
    Norway
    The census of 1865
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    A census with the name, age, birthplace and occupation of everyone. It was also an agricultural census, so the lists give the livestock and sowing on the farms.

    Source: folketelling

    Picture: Henry Rosling · Public domain

  6. 1866
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    Haugo, Osterøy
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  7. A crowd waves goodbye to emigrants on the quay in Christiania – a stereo photograph
    1866
    Norway
    The emigration wave
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    Failed harvests and a lack of land drove 111,000 Norwegians abroad. The police emigrant protocols and the passenger lists show who left.

    Source: Utvandringa frå Noreg til Nord-Amerika

    Picture: Unknown author · Public domain

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