Pilgrimage

Pilgrimage - A biography of Anthony Spur Webb, by Alice F. Webb.

A copy of this publication is in the library of The New Zealand Society of Genealogists (see link page)

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Scandanavian Immigrants List 1 List 2

Part - Chpt – page	Surname	First Name or other	Notes
- 49			Illustration Wood-splitting in the 70 mile bush
- 145			Illustration Volunteer Rifle Club
1 - 2 – 26		Barbara	Aunt to Alice F Webb
1 - 3 – 36		Tom George & Jim	Nephews of A S Webb & wife emigrated to NZ 1884
1 - 3 – 36		Walter	Uncle of A W Besant
3 – 6 –96	ADRIAN	Frederick	1885 German Line
3 – 3 – 80	AHEARN	Father	Roman Catholic from Takapau
3 – 9 – 114	ALLEN	Dr & Mrs	Of Napier
3 – 15 – 139	ALLEN	Dr J H	Died in Napier
3 – 5 – 89	AMUNDSEN	‘Young’	A S Webb called to baptize a dying baby
2 – 3 – 57	AMUNDSEN	Amund	Original occupier of sections on the Danish line
2 – 3 – 58	ANDERSEN	Hans	Purchased a cow at Norsewood
1 - 2 – 25	ARNOLD	Mrs	Taught children at Galley Common
3 – 18 – 149	BARCLAY	T	Norsewood trooper
1 - 3 - 38	BARKER	Mr	Yorkshire man first class passenger British Queen May 1884 to NZ
3 – 8 – 106	BEALE	Billy	Owned first piano in the village
3 – 11 – 123	BEALE	Mrs	Sister in law of Mrs Groom
1 - 2 – 25	BELLAIRS	H W	Vicar of Nuneaton Rural Dean Sept 1884
3 – 9 – 112	BENBOW	Mr & Mrs Charles	Lived beside A S Webb pensioner from Crimean War Grenadier Guards
3 – 15 – 139	BENNETT	Frederick Augustus	Student at Bishopdale in Nelson
2 – 1 – 51	BERG	Captain	Master of the ship ‘Hovding’ 1872
1 - 3 – 36	BESANT	A W	Emigrated with Webb family to NZ 1884
P – 12	BETTS		Married Mary Edmondson
2 – 4 – 60	BJELKE PEDERSEN	G	Makaretu
1 - 3 – 37	BLISS	Mr	Stationmaster Stockingford 1884
3 – 9 – 114	BLYTHE	Mrs	Of Napier
1 - 2 – 28	BOUCHARD	Misses	Spinster aunts of the squire of Arbory Hall
3 – 9 – 113	BOVAIRD	Mr & Mrs J H	Managed Mount Herbert Estate at Waipukurau
1 - 3 – 44	BOWMAN	Susie	Engaged to Arthur Webb
3 – 8 – 105	BRABAZON	John	Superintendent of Forresters’ Hall
3 – 9 – 113	BRABAZON	Mary	2nd daughter of Brabazon adopted by Mr & Mrs J H Bovaird
3 – 8 – 109	BRABAZON	Mrs	Old from an Irish village Mother of John Brabazon
1 - 3 – 37	BRITISH QUEEN		4-masted vessel Webb family first class passengers to NZ May1884
3 – 2 – 75	BROWNE	J J	Store owner Irish born American Ormondville
3 – 8 – 105	BROWNE	John	Of Ormondville
3 – 2 – 75	BROWNE	Michael	Brother to J J Browne
3 – 17 – 148	BRUCE	Charles & Mary	Cousins to Maria / Patty Webb
3 – 16 – 144	CARROLL	Mr	Maori gentleman local Member of Parliament
2 – 4 – 60	CHRISTIANSEN	M	Luteran work Mauriceville Wairapapa 1886
3 – 10 – 117	CHRISTOFFERSEN	Willie	From Norsewood
1 - 2 – 29	CLEWS	Cornelia	Daughter of Mrs Clews and a seamstress
1 - 2 – 29	CLEWS	Mrs	Little widow of a great age
3 – 3 – 79	CODLIN	Mr	Smithy Oromondville
3 – 8 – 104	COLEMAN	J H	Donated £25 for a church at Makotuku
3 – 8 – 105	COLES & SONS		Of Onga Onga
3 – 13 – 131	CRAIG		Baker Gisborne
3 – 13 – 131	CRUBB	Mr	Gisborne
3 – 19 – 155	CURD	F B	Schoolmaster Ormondville
3 – 11 – 124	DALGAIRNS	Miss	Travelling with Rev Henry Hawtrey and his sister and his son
3 – 17 – 147	de LAUTOUR	Eva	2nd daughter Gisborne
3 – 20 –160	DEAN	Rev O	Attended funeral of AS Webb
2- 2 – 54	DROWER	Mr	Of Waipukurau
3 – 9 – 111	ECCLES	Rev J C	Preacher Independent Order of Rechabites
3 – 20 – 160	ECCLES	Rev J C	Attended funeral of AS Webb
P – 11	EDMONDSON	Alan	Cloth weaver from Keighley Yorkshire
P – 11	EDMONDSON	Alan	Son of Alan Edmondson cloth weaver
P – 14	EDMONDSON	Alan	Born March 1737 Bradley near Scipton
P – 14	EDMONDSON	Ann	Expecting a child mentioned in letter from Alan Edmondson to son Jonathan 17th February 1795
P – 16	EDMONDSON	Betsy	Married Josiah Webb 1816/17
P – 11	EDMONDSON	Elizabeth	Daughter of Ann & Jonathan Edmondson also known as little Bet or more often Betsy
P – 11	EDMONDSON	George	Son of Alan Edmondson cloth weaver
P – 11	EDMONDSON	Jonathan	Son of Alan Edmondson cloth weaver
P – 11	EDMONDSON	Martha	Daughter of Alan Edmondson cloth weaver
P – 11	EDMONDSON	Mary	Daughter of Alan Edmondson cloth weaver
P – 11	EDMONDSON	Mary	Possibly eldest daughter of Ann & Jonathan Edmondson
P - 14	EDMONDSON	Mother of Alan	Died 1739
P – 15	EDMONDSON	Mrs	Wife of Alan snr died 16 March 1806
P – 11	EDMONDSON	Sarah	Daughter of Alan Edmondson cloth weaver
P – 13	EDMONDSON	Tommy	Mentioned in letter by Jonathan Edmondson to his parents 5th April 1799
3 – 1 – 72	EDWARDS	Rowland Herbert	Remittance man murdered wife & 4 children Feb 10 1884 at Ormondville
- 96	EPIPHANY	Church of	Illustration 1892
2 – 3 – 56	ERICKSEN	Ole	Arrived 1872 on ‘Hovding’
3 – 13 – 131	ERSKINE		Baker Gisborne
2 – 5 – 61	EVERS	Miss	German lady school mistress Makotuku
3 – 13 – 131	EWBANK	Arthur	Gisborne
1 - 3 – 42	FARRER	Captain	Late of 18th Royal Irish
1 - 3 – 42	FARRER	Mrs	Gardenhurst Tauranga 1884
2 – 5 – 63	FIRTH	Samuel	Sawmill on the bank Manawatu River Ormondville
3 – 6 – 97	FISCHER	‘Old’	1885 German Line
3 – 6 – 96	FISCHER	‘The younger’	1885 German Line
1 - 3 – 38	FLETCHER	Mr	Clerk to the purser first class passenger on British Queen May 1884 to NZ
3 – 19 – 155	FORBES	Captain G	Volunteer rifle club Ormondville
3 – 12 – 127	FOX	Canon	From Gisborne to Napier
3 – 10 – 120	FOX	J E	1889 first canon of Napier cathedral
1 - 3 – 43	FOX	Rev John Elliott	From England 1884 to Church of the Holy Trinity Gisborne 21st June 1884
2 – 1 – 49	FRIBERG	Erik	From Stockholm to NZ 1866
3 – 8 – 104	FRIBERG	Gertrude	Youngest daughter
3 – 9 – 114	FRIBERG	Miss	Eldest daughter assistant to Miss Reed at Makotuku School
2 – 6 – 65	FRIBERG	Mr	Died early 1878 Makotuku buried Norsewood left widow one son 4 daughters
2 – 1 – 49	FRIBERG	Mrs	From Lubeck Germany wife of Erik Friberg
2 – 1 – 50	FRIBERG	Nils Arnold	Born 1867 Auckland NZ son of Erik Friberg
3 – 13 – 132	GARDINER	Rev Alan	Gisborne married Archdeacon Williams’ youngest daughter
3 – 13 – 130	GIFFORD	‘Three girls’	A S Webb guardian
P – 12	GREENWOOD	Mr	Mentioned in letter by Jonathan Edmondson to his parents 5th April 1799
3 – 9 –112	GROOM	Bernard	Son of R R Groom
3 – 3 – 79	GROOM	Mr	General store by the railway station Oromondville
3 – 6 –98	GROOM	Mr	Store in the village
3 – 9 – 111	GROOM	R R	Of Baptist faith in London
3 – 9 –112	GROOM	Robert	Son of R R Groom
3 – 13 – 130	GRUBB	Rev George	Gisborne
3 – 15 – 138	HALL	Charles	Ormondville
3 – 8 – 107	HALL	Zed	Brother in law to William Westlake
3 – 11 – 124	HAWTREY	Rev Henry
1 - 1 – 22	HAY	Colonel	Dunse Castle
3 – 8 – 105	HAYWARD	Mr	Tenor choir Makotuku
3 – 3 – 80	HENSON	George	Chairman Ormondville School Committee called himself ‘Garge Euson’ a runaway sailor
2 – 5 – 61	HILL	Henry	Inspector of schools
3 – 9 – 111	HOBBS	Rev John	Preacher Independent Order of Rechabites
3 – 11 – 125	HOBBS	Rev John	Of Hastings
3 – 20 – 160	HOVELL	Dean	Attended funeral of AS Webb
3 – 9 – 113	HOVELL	Rev de Berdt	Vicar of St John’s Napier
2 – 5 – 61	INGVOLDSEN	Miss	Norwegian married Mr Thompson
3 – 10 – 120	JARMAN Willie	Makotuku 1890
- 129	JENSEN	Christian	Illustration first home
2 – 5 – 64	JENSEN	Christian	Norsewood 1878
3 – 19 – 155	JOHNSTONE	W	Schoolmaster Makotuku
3 – 15 – 139	KING	Walter J	First master of Whetukura School
1 - 2 – 30	KIRKBY	David	Missionary worked among North American Indians
3 – 3 – 82	KNIGHT	W F	Taharaite
3 – 9 – 110	KUTZE		German built a brewery
3 – 9 – 110	KUTZE	‘Younger daughter’	Pupil Teacher at Oromondville
3 – 8 – 105	LAMB	Robert	Of Napier Designed church at Makotuku
3 – 11 – 125	LARSEN	Gustav	Scandinavian
3 – 20 – 160	LARSEN	Gustav	Received the final blessing from AS Webb 17 October 1903
- 33	LARSEN	Gustave & Benta	Illustration
3 – 9 – 114	LEACH	Mr	Ormondville Racing Club
2 – 4 - 60	LEGARTH	J	Makaretu 1888
3 – 10 – 120	LEONARD	William	1889 first canon of Napier cathedral
1 - 3 – 38	LUTTON	Miss Anne	Extracts from her letters became a booklet
2 – 3 – 56	LYNG	J	Author of The Scandinavian in Australia New Zealand and The Western pacific
- 97	MAKARETU	Church	Illustration
3 – 9 – 114	MARGONLIATH		Of Napier
3 – 8 – 107	MAYNARD	Mr	A carpenter sang ‘The Slave Ship’ and others
3 – 19 – 155	McGAVIN	Dr	Surgeon
3 – 12 – 128	McLEAN	‘Children’	Grandchildren of Archdeacon W L Williams. Dora Webb was governess
3 – 13 – 131	MILLARD	Mr & Mrs E C	Gisborne
1 - 2 – 26	MITCHELL	Rhoda	Children’s nurse household of A S Webb
1 - 2 – 33	MITCHELL	Rhoda	Married in New Zealand
3 – 15 – 139	MULES	Bishop	Nelson
3 – 8 – 105	NANNESTAD	Mrs	Lovely soprano voice choir Makotuku
1 - 2 – 27	NEAL	Joseph & Ann	Letter dated Nov 3rd 1874 Parish Clerk
3 – 5 – 92	NEAL	Leonard	Son of the old parish clerk near A S Webb’s property at Galley Common England
2 – 4 – 60	NEILSEN	Edvard	Methodist lay preacher
3 – 5 – 93	NELSON	W H	Of Tomoana
3 – 13 – 131	NESBIT		Baker Gisborne
3 – 19 – 155	NEWALL	Colonel	Of Wellington
3 – 15 – 140	NEWLING	Horace	Presented books to Edmond Webb at Makotuku
- 144	NICKOLAISON	Factory	Illustration
3 – 10 – 117	NIELSEN	Anna	Daughter of Pastor Nielsen may have married Moncrieff with child named Gladys
3 – 10 – 117	NIELSEN	Pastor Edvard	Methodist Paster from Norsewood
3 – 10 – 117	NIELSEN	Paulus	Son of Pastor Nielsen
3 – 7 – 102	NIKOLAISON	Emil	Younger and invalid son of Ole Nikolaison
3 – 7 – 101	NIKOLAISON	Mr & Mrs Niels	Lived on the original 40 acre section granted to Ole Nikolaison father of Niels
2 – 5 – 64	NIKOLAISON	Mrs Niels	Daughter of Christian Jensen
3 – 7 – 102	NIKOLAISON	Mrs Niels	Daughter of Christian Jensen
3 – 7 – 102	NIKOLAISON	Olaf	First son of Neils Nikolaison
3 – 7 – 101	NIKOLAISON	Ole	Arrived on ‘Fritz Reuter’
3 – 7 – 102	NIKOLAISON	Peter	Eldest son of Ole Nikolaison married and settled at Norsewood
2 – 1 – 52	NORDBYE	Captain	Arrived Napier NZ December 1873 on ship ‘Hovding’ not the same vessel which arrived 1872
- 96	NORSEWOOD		Illustration Original church
- 97	NORSEWOOD	Lutheran Church	Illustration
3 – 7 – 102	OLSEN	Peter	Took his father’s Christian name adding ‘sen’ (son) and was known as Peter Olsen
3 – 7 – 102	OLSEN	Peter	Changed his name by deed poll and became Peter Nikolaison
2 – 1 – 50	ORMOND	J D	Chairman of the Provincial Government
- 80	ORMONDVILLE		Illustration Church interior
- 81	ORMONDVILLE		Illustration first dairy factory
- 128	ORMONDVILLE		Illustration wooden trestle bridge
3 – 9 – 111	PARKINSON	Joshua	Preacher Independent Order of Rechabites
3 – 12 – 127	PARKINSON	Rev Joshua	St Augustine Napier
2 – 5 – 63	PARSONS	Mr	Sawmill at Makotuku
3 – 8 – 105	PASSONS	Sidney	Son of Makotuku sawmiller
1 - 1 – 22	PATERSON		Parents of wife of Anthony Spur Webb
3 – 10 – 118	PATERSON	Barbara	After the death of her sister Flora she emigrated to Ormondville NZ
3 – 10 – 118	PATERSON	Flora	Eldest Sister of Patty / Maria WEBB
- 32	PATERSON	Home	Illustration Dunse Scotland
3 – 17- 146	PAYNE	Miss Frances	Matron Wellington Hospital
3 – 3 – 81	PLANK	Mr & Mrs	Ormondville
2 – 3 – 57	POPOFFSKI		Polish national at Makotuku
3 – 3 – 79	PREECE	Captain	Resident Magistrate from Napier
3 – 19 – 152	QUINTRELL	F W	Lay Reader Ormondville
3 – 3 – 79	REDWARD	F W	Butcher Oromondville
3 – 8 – 107	REDWARD	Mr	Sang ‘The Postman’s Knock
3 – 9 – 114	REED	Miss	Makotuku School
3 – 9 – 114	REMINGTON	Mr	Leased the hotel
1 - 3 – 43	RIDSDALE		Of Pyrford formerly neighbour at Ripley of A S Webb
2 – 4 – 60	RIES	H M	From Slesviger to Norsewood 1886 Lutheran missioner
3 – 4 –86	ROBERTSHAWE	Mrs	Sister of Mr W F Knight
3 – 20 – 160	ROBERTSHAWE	Rev E	Attended funeral of AS Webb
3 – 4 – 86	ROBERTSHAWE	Rev Edward	Parish stretched from Woodville to Takapau he lived in Dannevirke also Headmaster of the school
3 – 13 – 131	ROBISON	E C C	Gisborne
3 – 7 – 100	ROSIE	Miss	Resigned as mistress of Oromondville School went to Gisborne
3 – 8 – 106	ROYTHORNE	Mr	Leased 117 acres to A S Webb
3 – 9 – 114	RUTHERFURD	Dorothy	Daughter of Mrs Rutherfurd
3 – 9 – 114	RUTHERFURD	Metallil	Daughter of Mrs Rutherfurd
3 – 9 – 114	RUTHERFURD	Mrs	Of Napier
2 – 4 – 60	SASS	Pastor	Norsewood
1 - 2 – 26	SATCHWELL	Mary	Cook to A S Webb & family
2 – 6 – 66	SCANDINAVIAN	Immigrants	From Ole Ericksen’s list
2 – 6 –67	SCANDINAVIAN	Immigrants	Further names
1 - 2 – 34	SCATTERGOOD		Elderly widow did the laundry work for the household of A S Webb
3 – 2 –75	SKINNER	Mary Jose Phine	Daughter of Mr Skinner the baker
3 – 2 – 74	SKINNER	Mr	Baker Ormondville
3 – 8 – 106	SMALL	W	Store in lower Norsewood
3 – 11 – 123	SMITH	Harry	Amature taxidermist
3 – 9 – 112	SMITH	Henry	Former neighbour of A S Webb
3 – 5 – 93	SMITH	Mrs E	Came to NZ with 2 sons 4 daughters plus 2 others who came later settled in Ormondville
P – 11	SPUR	Ann	Wife of Jonathan Edmondson
3 – 10 – 120	ST. HILL	H W	1889 first canon of Napier cathedral
3 – 4 – 87	ST. HILL	Rev Harry Woodford	Of Havelock North
- 10	STOCKINGFORD	Vicarage	Illustration
- 33	STUART	Bishop	Illustration with daughter
1 - 3 – 40	STUART	Bishop	At Napier 1884
3 – 8 – 105	SUGDEN	Mr	General Store Makotuku
1 - 1 – 21	TATE	Rev Charles	Brother in law of Anthony Spur Webb curacy at Ripley Surrey
1 - 2 – 25	THOMAS	Jno	Vicar of Attlebury Nuneaton Sept 1884
2 – 5 – 61	THOMPSON	Mr	Englishman school master Norsewood
2 – 4 – 60	TOPHOLM	N	Makaretu
3 – 1 – 71	TROY	Mrs	Coote Road Napier
3 – 20 – 160	TUKE	Canon	Attended funeral of AS Webb
1 - 3 – 43	WAIAPU	E C	Letter to A S Webb 1884
3 – 12 – 128	WALLACE	Rev W G	Of Dannevirke
- 48	WEBB		Illustration later additions to the home
1 - 2 – 28	WEBB	Anthony James	Son of Anthony Spur Webb & wife
- 11	WEBB	Anthony Spur & Maria	Illustration
P – 17	WEBB	Anthony Spur	Youngest child of Josiah & Betsy Webb
1 - 1 – 22	WEBB	Anthony Spur	Married 26 June 1862 Dunse near Berwick-on-Tweed Scotland
1 - 2 – 24	WEBB	Anthony Spur	Emigrated to NZ May 1884
1 - 1 – 22	WEBB	Anthony Spur	1862 Portsmouth chaplaincy at the barracks
1 - 2 – 24	WEBB	Anthony Spur	Vicar at Stockingford Warwickshire 1884
1 - 2 – 32	WEBB	Anthony Spur	Son of Josiah & Betsy Webb had 4 sons & 5 daughters
3 – 20 – 160	WEBB	Anthony Spur	Died 19 October 1903 cancer of the jaw buried at Ormondville
1 - 3 – 36	WEBB	Anthony	Youngest son of A S Webb & wife later known as Tony aged 4 and half 1884
3 – 16 – 144	WEBB	Anthony	Served in the Boer War aged 19
1 - 2 – 24	WEBB	Arthur	Eldest son of Anthony Spur Webb & his wife born at Portsea
1 - 3 – 44	WEBB	Arthur	Profession Mathematical Master
1 - 3 –45	WEBB	Arthur	Died before he was due to marry Susie Bowman
P – 17	WEBB	Betsy	Died 2 to 3 yrs after the birth of Anthony Spur Webb
Front piece	WEBB	Canon & Mrs A S	Illustration
P – 17	WEBB	Children	Of nine four died in infancy parents Josiah & Betsy Webb
1 - 2 – 24	WEBB	Children	4 sons & 5 daughters born to Anthony Spur Webb & his wife
1 - 2 – 26	WEBB	Edmond	Son of Anthony Spur Webb & his wife
1 - 3 – 36	WEBB	Edmondson	Third son of A S Webb & wife
- 48	WEBB	Family	Illustration outside their home
P – 16	WEBB	Jonathan	First son of Betsy & Josiah Webb born June 1818
1 - 2 – 32	WEBB	Jonathan	Eldest son of Josiah & Betsy Webb had 6 sons & 3 daughters
- 11	WEBB	Josiah & Mary R	Illustration
P – 16	WEBB	Josiah	Married Betsy (Elizabeth) Edmondson 1816/17
P – 17	WEBB	Josiah	From farming people in Hampshire
1 - 2 - 32	WEBB	Josie	Son of Josiah & Betsy Webb had 5 sons & two daughters
3 – 3 –83	WEBB	Maria	Wife of A S Webb also known as Patty
3 – 3 – 83	WEBB	Maria	Wife of Jonathan Webb elder brother of A S Webb
1 - 3 – 36	WEBB	Mary Dora Edith Anne Alice	Daughters of A S Webb & wife Alice was aged 8 in 1884
P – 17	WEBB	Mary	Sister of Anthony Spur Webb
3 – 7 – 100	WEBB	Mary	Appointed mistress of Ormondville School
- 32	WEBB	Mother & Father	Illustration with ‘Margaret’ a cow
1 - 3 – 44	WEBB	Rev. Anthony Spurr Webb	Arrived 12 July 1884 appointed Missionary Clergyman resides at Ormondville
1 - 2 – 24	WEBB	Uncle Josie	Died leaving a motherless family of 5 boys & 2 girls
1 - 2 – 24	WEBB	William	Second son of Anthony Spur Webb & his wife born at Bath
1 - 2 – 33	WEBB	Willie	Son of Anthony Spur Webb & wife went to Birmingham School of Art
1 - 3 – 36	WEBB	Willie	Migrated to NZ due to illness 1883
1 - 3 – 40	WEBB	Willie	Died in Tonga before his parents arrived in NZ 1884
3 – 8 – 107	WESTLAKE	William	Brother in law to Zed Hall
3 – 11 – 124	WILLIAMS	Archdeacon Samuel	Of Te Aute
3 – 5 – 94	WILLIAMS		Of Te Aute
3 – 13 – 130	WILLIAMS	Archdeacon & Mrs W L	Gisborne
3 – 13 – 130	WILLIAMS	Herbert	Gisborne
3 – 13 – 132	WILLIAMS	Herbert	Son of Archdeacon Williams
3 – 10 – 120	WILLIAMS	Samuel	1889 first canon of Napier cathedral
3 – 12 – 129	WILLS	Rev T J	Ormondville
1 - 2 – 27	WILSON	Emma	Letter dated Nov 3rd 1874
1 - 2 – 34	WOODWARD	Sarah	Helped in the household of A S Webb
3 – 3 – 80	WORBOYS	Rev J	Methodists from Woodville
1 - 2 – 25	WORCESTER	L	Sept 6 1884
3 – 2 – 77	YOUNGMAN	James	Norsewood brother to Robert
3 – 2 – 77	YOUNGMAN	Robert	Norsewood brother to James

List of Scandinavian Immigrants (as far as is ascertainable) from Ole Ericksen’s list

2 – 6 – 66	AMUNDSEN	Amund
2 – 6 – 67	ANDERSEN	Martin
2 – 6 – 66	ANDERSON	August
2 – 6 – 66	ANDERSON	Niels
2 – 6 – 66	ANDERSON	Theodor
2 – 6 – 67	BERNTSON	Johan
2 – 6 – 67	BOLTSTADT	Hans
2 – 6 – 66	CHRISTOFFERSON	Edward
2 – 6 – 66	CHRISTOFFERSON	Ole
2 – 6 – 66	CHRISTOPHERSEN	Chris
2 – 6 – 66	ENGELBRETSEN	Engelbret
2 – 6 – 67	ENGELBRETSEN	Johannes
2 – 6 – 66	ERICKSEN	Anders
2 – 6 – 66	ERICKSEN	B	Cabinetmaker
2 – 6 – 66	ERICKSEN	Ole
2 – 6 – 66	FAGER	Erick
2 – 6 – 66	FINSEN	Christopher
2 – 6 – 66	FREDERICKSEN	Emanuel
2 – 6 – 66	GUNDERSEN	Ole
2 – 6 – 67	GUNDERSEN	Peter
2 – 6 – 66	GUNDERSON	Berthold
2 – 6 – 66	HALVORSEN	Johan
2 – 6 – 66	HANSEN	Edward
2 – 6 – 66	HANSEN	Martin
2 – 6 – 66	HANSEN	Martin
2 – 6 – 67	HANSEN	Mathias
2 – 6 – 66	HANSEN	Nikolai	Cabinetmaker
2 – 6 – 66	JACKOBSEN	Pole
2 – 6 – 67	JAKOBSEN	Hans
2 – 6 – 67	JOHANNESON	Karl
2 – 6 – 66	JOHANNSEN	Anders
2 – 6 – 66	JOHANNSEN	Ole
2 – 6 – 66	JONASEN	Thomas
2 – 6 – 66	JONASSEN	Jan
2 – 6 – 66	JONHANSEN	Jan
2 – 6 – 67	LARSEN	Anders
2 – 6 – 66	LARSEN	Lars
2 – 6 – 67	LARSEN	Peter
2 – 6 – 66	LAURIRG	E A
2 – 6 – 66	LIST	Johan
2 – 6 – 66	LUND	Ole
2 – 6 – 66	LUNDGREN	Anders
2 – 6 – 66	MORTENSEN	Frederick
2 – 6 – 67	NIELSEN	Jeus
2 – 6 – 66	NIELSON	Anton
2 – 6 – 67	NORDBYE	O O
2 – 6 – 66	OLSEN	Emil	Mechanic
2 – 6 – 67	OLSEN	Emil	Tailor
2 – 6 – 66	OLSEN	Hans
2 – 6 – 66	OLSEN	Karl
2 – 6 – 66	OLSEN	Ole	Berger
2 – 6 – 66	OLSEN	Torkel
2 – 6 – 66	PEDERSEN	Peder
2 – 6 – 66	PERSON	Erick
2 – 6 – 67	PETERSEN	Edward
2 – 6 – 67	PETERSEN	Johan	Blacksmith
2 – 6 – 67	PETERSON	Martin
2 – 6 – 66	SORENSON	N
2 – 6 – 67	STOKE	Hans P
2 – 6 – 66	SVENSEN	Christian
2 – 6 – 66	SVENSEN	Engelbret
2 – 6 – 66	SVERDRUP	Harold
2 – 6 – 66	THORESEN	Anders
2 – 6 – 66	THORESEN	Edward
2 – 6 – 67	TJELS	Mr
2 – 6 – 66	WAHL	Fred
2 – 6 – 66	WINGER	Johan

Further names of Scandinavian Immigrants ref. 2 – 6 - 67

ADRIAN Miilery	ANDERSEN Jens	ANDERSON Anton
BECK Mathias	BENGSTON J	BRIESKE
FIERABEND	FINSEN	FISCHER
GRADMAN Dr.	GRUBNER	HANSEN Pommerans Mads
HOLM	HULENA	IGGULDEN
JENSEN Christian	LARSEN Gustav	LARSEN Nils
LUNDGRID	MAGUNSEN Piers	MARCUSSEN
NIELSEN Jakob	NIKOLAISEN Ole	OLSEN Andreas (painter)
OLSEN P C	RASMUSSEN Peder	SCHAARE
SCHMIDT Gottlieb	SCHMIDT Jorgen	SVENSEN
TORKILSON	TOSTENSEN	WINGER John

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