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CC;`"i Underskrift: Meldingen inkl. alle vedlegg sendes pr. post til: Finnmarkskommisjonen Domstolsadministrasjonen 7485 TRONDHEIM eller pr. e-post til: finnmarkskommisjonen@ domstol.no Side 3 av 3 PrintFdrm FINNMARKOKOMI9UVDNA FINNMARKSKOMMISJONEN 5 cu.,.,_ 4 VEDLEGGSOVERSIKT Nr Dokumentnavn (eller beskrivelse av vedlegg) Side 1 av I Print Form FINNMARKOKOMI9UVDNA FINNMARKSKOMMISJONEN ,S MUNTLIG DOKUMENTASJON NAVN RESSE TELEFONNUM E-POST /ANNEN SPRÅK MER KONTAKTINFO Side lav l Vedlegg 1 Hans Hanssen/GeirWulff: SARA CATHRINE KLAUSDATTER-SLEKTA 29.12.1999 Y\. .<_ "PPr i, t f.'> i ti... -.v.-OC Sara Cathrine Klausdatter , f. .1780/82 i Finland, d. 09.01.1866 i Måsøy (84 år), b- i Måsøy. Kvæn, husmor, bo el: Re vå - M 166 «Torvenæs Østre» i Måsøy (1865). Samboer med enkemann Jakob Jakobsen , f. .17 i Finland, d. .18 . Sønn av Gift (2. gang?) 14.06.1824 i Måsøy med enkemann Bastian Abrahamsen Rosenkrantz, f. .1766/69, d. 23.11.1833, b. i Måsøy. Sønn av Abraham Rosenkrantz. Lensmann, klokker, fisker. Bastian var gift 1. gang med Anne Cathrine Jensdatter, f. ca. 1752/63, d. 13.09.1823 i Måsøy av rosen, b. i Måsøy. Barn med samboer: Anne Marie. Sara Chatrina, Anders, Jacob. la-d. Barn ie kt es k ap: A ne K ath r i n e . le . la Anne Marie Jakobsdatter , f. 30.10.1813 i Repvåg, k. 1830 i Måsøy, d. .18 (etter - 1875). Husmor, bopel: M 168 «Torvenæs Vestre» i Måsøy (1865); M 157 «Russesand Østre» i Hjelms- øy, Måsøy (1875). Gift 19.08.1839 i Havøysund kirke med Adam Pedersen Frisk , f. .1805 i Haparan- da, Sverige, d. 27.06.1855 i Måsøy. Sønn av fangevokter Peder Frisk, Haparanda, Sverige. Barn før ekteskap: Christen, M his. 2a-b. Barn i ekteskap: Marie Magrethe,.Anna, Bergitta, Kirstine, Anne Cathrine, Peder, Elisabeth. 2c-i. 2a Christen Johannessen Grop , f. 01.11.1832 i Havøysund. Far: Gift mann Johannes Jakobsen Grop , f. ca. 1798 i Hjelmsøy. d. 14.04.1847 i Måsøy. Sønn av Jacob Johannessen Grop, Hjelmsøy, og 2. h. Ingeborg Knudsdatter. Fisker, småbruker, bopel: M 160 «Russenæsmyren» i Hjelmsøy, Måsøy (1865). Gift 1. gang 24.08.1858 i Måsøy med Elen Cathrine Andreasdatter , f. 30.07.1834 i Rolvs- øy, d. 05.03.1867 i Hjelmsøy. Datter av skolemester Andreas Larsen, Ingøy, og h. Karen Thomasdatter, Rolvsøy (se Thomas Johannessen-slekta). Ingen barn. Gift 2. gang 18.05.1873 i Måsøy med Karen Malene Pedersdatter , f. 05.01.1852 i Lang- fjord, Talvik, d. .1 . Datter av sjøsame Peder Samuelsen, Langfjord i Alta, og h. Berit Andersdatter. r ,*t' cv 'A..e_.;t*e 2b Mathis Ellingsen (Galbe-I\i åhtte), f. 08.04 .1836 i Måsøy . k. 06.08 .1854 i Havøysund, d. 17.05. 1908 i Re pvåg åv tæring , b. i Honningsvåg.. Far: Elling Pettersen , f. .18 i Helgeland (Skrova? ), d. .18 . Sønn av n0 Fisker, småbruker, bopel: M 5 «Nordmandsædet Ytre» i. Porsanger_ j18fi5._med buska : 24Yo ; kyr, 10 får; 1875 med buskap: i ku, 10 får); M 73 «Finneby» i Repvåg, Nordkapp (1900 Gift 1. gang 02.10.1859 i Kisfrand kirke med Inger e ers atter , f. 26.04.1 42 i der- fjord, d. 01.11.1871 i Nordmannseth. Datter av sjøsame Peder Mortensen, Olderfjord, og h. Elen Samuelsdatter (se Samuel Josefsen-slekta). Gift 2. gang 20.07.1872 i Kistrand kirke med Elen Gjermundsdatter , f. 21.05.1850 i Smørfjord, d. 25.05.1893 i Mannskarvik. Datter av sjøsame Gjermund Nilsen. Smør- fjord, og 2. h. Marith Amundsdatter Siri, Karasjok (se Nils Pedersen-slekta I). Barn i 1. ekteskap: Elen Marie, Peder (Per), John, nna Maria 3a-d. Barn i 2. ekteskap: Elias, Amun , Josef, Ing 4r Marie, ''Peder Mathias, Elen Marie, Sime- on, 3e-k. i 3a Elen Marie Mathisdatter, 29.05.1861Ii Olderfjod, d. 16.07.1862 i Olderfjord av meslinger, b. i Kistrand. .l*,, 01or ,ees 4 J v "Gtsf `C+ i Rc>.s«ws 1-,s.{f- C,t/_ MCt: a.. k i 6y C t`t d c , `5n , - ...:,.. ; r-ct,n t / 5 CIV), icØ Hans Hanssen /Geir Wulff: SARA CATHRINEKLAUSDATTER -SLEKTA 6b Roy Gunnar Johnsen , f. 10.03.1968. Bopel: Kabelveien 20, 9600 Hammerfest. Gift 18.07.1992 med Gunn , f. .19 . Datter av Barn: Niclas, 7a. 7a Niclas Johnsen, f. 27.02.1992. 6c Marita Louise Johnsen , f. 14.12.197 1. Bopel: Kabelveien 12, 9600 Hammerfest. 5h Alfred Marinius Johnsen , f. 11.02.1944 i Storbukt, Kolvik, d. 13.03.1947, b. i Kistrand. 5i Signe Alise Johnsen , f. 14.01.1947 i Storbukt, Kolvik, d. 22.03.1947, b. i Ki- strand. 5j Alette Ragnhild Johnsen , f. 03.11.1948, d. 15.02.1949, b. i Kistrand. 5k Dagny Josefine Johnsen , f.
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