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- Marriage Record: Stord 1878-1913
Marriage Date: 20 April 1904
Bridegroom: Ole Andreas Larsen Presthaug, born in Presthaug in 1884
Bride: Malene Bergesdtr Skår, born in Skår in Opdal in 1874.
Emigrants through Bergen from Stord:
Year: 1906
Date: 25/5
Given Name: Ole Andr.
Middle Name: Larsen
Last Name: Presthaug
Age: 22
Birth Year: 1884
Birth Place: Stord
Domicile: Stord
Marital Status: G
Ticket: Billet
Occupation: Loesarbeider (worker who works in the holds of ships during unloading)
Measurement: Amk., Clarkfield, Minn.
Cause: A (bedre fortj.)
Desired occup: Farmarb.
Line: Canadian Pacific
Tax: Ja
Remarks: Familien blir foreloebig her hjemme (Family returns home prematurely?)
At Acacia Memorial Park in Seattle, King, Washington, there is a burial for "Ole A. Larsen, born 1884, died 1932.
Not clear if the following record is a match:
From the Bellingham Herald (Bellingham, Washington) 18 Feb 1932, Thu.
“Picturesque Skipper Dies of Heart Attack
SEATTLE, Feb. 18. — Captain Ole Larsen, most picturesque and best known of the 200 skippers of Seattle’s halibut fleet, died from a heart attack aboard his schooner, the Pacific, at Kodiak, Alaska, yesterday, the Fishing Vessel Owners’ association was informed today.
Captain Larsen was known as a “highlighliner” of the Seattle fleet and was awarded a silver trophy in Ketchikan in 1929 as “highliner” of all North Pacific fleets. The “highliner” is the skipper bringing in the hargest catch of the season.
His body will be brought here for burial. A widow and two children survive him.”
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Connected Bloodlines
1884 - 1932 (47 years)
