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Matches 5,951 to 5,959 of 5,959
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| 5951 | Ægteviede 1862 i Lindaas Kirke No: 1 Ægtevielses Datum: 26d Mai i Lindaas kirke Navne: U(ng) K(arl), Gdbr., Soldat Karl Andreas H. Brugger og Pigen Henrikke Martine? Brudgommens Föde- og Opholdsted: Torsvik Brudens Födested: Rognöen Fædrenes Navne: Grmd. Hans Brugger, Grmd. Jakob Amundsen Kilde: https://media.digitalarkivet.no/view/8295/131 Skannede kirkebøker Hordaland Masfjorden: 1851-1875, Klokkerbok Ekteviede 1861-1862 (136) Folio 136 | Family: Carl Andreas Brügger / Martina Jakobsdatter Torsvik (F9355)
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| 5952 | Ægteviede 1863 Lindås No 7 Ægtevielses Datum: 1te Juli i Lindaas kirke Navne: U. K. Ludvig Jonasen Daae og Pigen Henrikke HansDtr. Fædrenes Navne: Grbgr. Jonas Daae og Hans Halvorsen Kilde: http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read Skannede kirkebøker Hordaland Masfjorden: 1851-1875, Klokkerbok Ekteviede 1861-1862 (136) Folio 137 | Family: Ludvig Daae / Henrikka Hansdatter Wergeland (F9371)
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| 5953 | Ægteviede 1863 Masfjorden No 8 Ægtevielses Datum: 7de Juli Navne: U. K. Söldat Andreas Jonas: Daae og Pigen Erasmine Marthea Larsdatter Föde- og Opholdsted, alder: Brugommen: Fröysæth, 26. Bruden: Nygaardvik, 22 Forældrenes Navne: Gdbg. Jonas G. Daae, ..... Lars Larsen Kilde: http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read Skannede kirkebøker Hordaland Masfjorden: 1851-1875, Klokkerbok Ekteviede 1863 (137) Folio 137 | Family: Andreas Daae / Erasmine Marthea Larsdatter (F9372)
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| 5954 | Ægteviede 1866 Masfjorden (Lindås) No 5 Ægtevielses Datum: 16 Juni Lindaas Navne: Johan Hagen Brugger U. K. Soldat Gdbgr. Torsvik Stromstad 24 1/2 Aar og Pige Ragnhild Jetmundsen Hosteland 26 Aar Bruggommens fader: Hans Andr. Brügger Brudens Fader: Jetmund Johnsen Kilde: https://media.digitalarkivet.no/view/8295/134 Skannede kirkebøker Hordaland Masfjorden: 1851-1875, Klokkerbok Ekteviede 1866 (139) Folio 139 | Family: Johan Hansen Brügger / Ragnhild Jetmundsdatter (F9351)
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| 5955 | Ægteviede i Lindås 1826 No 15 Vielsesdag: d. 26te Junÿ Brudgommens Navn og Stand: ..... Hans Andreas Brügger ungk? Brudens Navn: Pige Gurine Hansd. Brudgommens Föde- og Opholdsted: Thorsvig Brudens Födested: Hosteland Brudgommens Alder: 24 Brudens Alder: 23 Brudgommens Faders Navn: Mikal Brügger Brudens Faders Navn: Hans Eriks. Kilde: https://media.digitalarkivet.no/view/11578/304 Skannede kirkebøker Hordaland Lindås: 1823-1836, Ministerialbok 1826 Folio 294 6 barn | Family: Hans Andreas Brügger / Guri Hansdatter Høsteland (F9289)
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| 5956 | Ægteviet 1816 Lindås d: 15de May Copuleret efter Kongl. Bevilling 13de Apriil 1816 Hr Endre Christian Dahle gl: 42 Aar og Fröken Drude Catarina Brügger gl: 19 Aar Hieme i Huset Cautionister Hr Kiöbmand Ole Fröÿen og Told Offici- ant Hr Michael? Brÿgger Kilde: https://media.digitalarkivet.no/view/11576/19 Skannede kirkebøker Hordaland Lindås: 1813-1823, Ministerialbok Kronologisk liste 1816 (015) Folio 18 ingen barn Ægteviede 1816 i Lindås Unge Karl Hr. Endre Christian Dahle i Bergen 42 Aar Jomfrue Drude Chatrine Brygger 19 Aar Forloverne: Hr Kiöbmand Ole Fröÿen og Told Officiant Hr Michael Brygger ................. Vielsdagen D: 15. May I huset efter Kong. Bevilling 13de Aprilis 1816 Hvor anfört i det almindelige Jevnförelses Register: Fol. 328 Kilde: https://media.digitalarkivet.no/view/11577/113 Skannede kirkebøker Hordaland Lindås: 1816-1823, Ministerialbok Ekteviede 1816 (188) Folio 188 Se også: https://media.digitalarkivet.no/view/11580/117 | Family: Endre Christian Dahle / Drude Catharine Brügger (F9293)
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| 5957 | “French and Indian War” - Crown Point Expedition, 1756: Captain Trustram Davis’ company - Clerk John Mighill, Sergeant Israel Walker, Corporal Ephraim White, Drummer Joseph Foot; Elijah Mighill, John Post, Samuel Allen, Josiah Smith, Ruben Townsley, Samuel Lee, David Allen, Joseph Moulton, John Davis, Joseph Needham, Jacob Webber, Asa Belknap, Andrew Walton, Isaac Wallis, Jotham King, William Garle, Samuel Smith, Edward Cobb. The Battle of Lake George (William Johnson, who had recently been named the British agent to the Iroquois, arrived at the southern end of Lac du Saint Sacrement on 28 August 1755 and renamed it Lake George in honor of his sovereign, George II) was fought on September 8, 1755, in the north of the Province of New York. The battle was part of a campaign by the British to expel the French from North America in the French and Indian War.On one side were 1,500 French, Canadian, and Indian troops under the command of the Baron de Dieskau and on the other side 1,500 colonial troops under William Johnson (William Johnson was placed in command of a force of 3,500 Provincial troops from New England, New York, and New Jersey, for the expedition against Fort St. Frédéric) and 200 Mohawks led by a noted war chief, Hendrick Thevanoguin. 1756- Johnson was replaced as commander of the "Crown Point Expedition" by John Winslow, and once again a Provincial force moved on Crown Point. Upon reaching Fort William Henry they learned of General Montcalm's victory at Oswego (NY), and, fearing the appearance of a large French force in the Champlain Valley, the expedition proceeded no further.1757- Winslow's replacement, Daniel Webb, had no opportunity to move towards Crown Point, as Montcalm led a force from Fort St. Frédéric to capture and destroy Fort William Henry. | Walton, Andrew (I25393)
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| 5958 | “War of the Revolution” - Andrew Walton served in a company raised in Hampshire County from Colonel Moseley’s Regiment, by the order of Brigadier General Donderson (Danielson), dated Hampshire County, Oct 26, 1780. He is also listed on Lieutenant Colonel Timothy Robison’s detachment of the Hampshire County Militia, muster roll dated Garrison at Ticonderoga, Feb 25, 1777, enlistment to expire March 25, 1777; the same Company also entered service on Dec. 19, 1776 and served 73 days at Ticonderoga, mileage home 180 miles, allowed. Andrew also served as a private in Stone’s Company, 12th Massachusetts Regiment commanded by Colonel Samuel Brewer; enlisted June 16, 1778 to March 16, 1779. (Adjutant General, War Department, Washington, D.C.) Sons of the American RevolutionMember: Curt M Higlay; Approved: January 25, 1926; National Number: 41012; State Number: 412; Kansas Andrew Wilton, Private, Capt. Nathan Eawlie’s Co., Timothy Robinson’s detachment of Hampshire Co. Militia. Muster Roll dated, Garrison at Ticonderoga, Feb. 25, 1777, enlistment to expire March 25, 1777; also same company and detachment entered service Dec. 19, 1776, service 73 days at Ticonderoga. Served as a private in Stowes Company, 12th Massachusetts Regiment commanded by Colonel Samuel Brewer; enlisted June 16, 1778, discharged March 16, 1779. (Adjutant General, War Department, Washington, D.C.) Served in Colonel Mosely’s Regiment by order of Brigadier General Donderson, dated Oct 26, 1780. | Walton, Andrew (I25393)
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| 5959 | “William Nichols also settled in the northwest part of the township in 1823. He owned one slave and moved to Missouri in 1826. William Marshall bought his place, . . . .” “ Brinkerhoff’s History of Marion County Illinois” by Professor J.H.G. Brinkerhoff and published by B.F. Bowen & Company, Publishers, Indianapolis, IN, 1909 | Nichols, William A (I38772)
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