Fjelbacka , sweden baptisms

[Jax49]

Whoa i didn't expect to see all this!! I must of missed his birth record on Ancestry, i have a world membership. What name was it under?

I know what i will be doing the rest of this evening.

Thank you thank you thank you😊

[jamcat95]

It is in the "UK and Ireland, Masters and Mates Certificates, 1850-1927" records. There are 4 of them. It's the one with Port of Issue: Greenock on the 3rd page.

Ian

[Jax49]

I didn't spot that one. His first certificate had a different date if i remember correctly, the one on which he is named as Olof!

[jamcat95]

Have you seen the other 4 Master and Mates records for Oliver Anderson. They give addresses etc. The Olof record has a different DoB... 25 March 1844.
You will have to read all the pages as sometimes there are a few of them, even going backwards sometimes.

Ian

[jamcat95]

I didn't spot that one. His first certificate had a different date if i remember correctly, the one on which he is named as Olof!

Ha.. Just read your post again. Yes they have different dates but this one was issued in London so probably not your man.


Ian

[Jax49]

I think you are right, different men from the same area! It does make interesting reading!!

[Linda kelly]

Hi very interested in Oliver Anderson master mariner who married first Elizabeth Stewart and later after her death married her sister Margaret. Oliver and Margaret are my 3x grt grandparents. Look forward to hearing from you soon. Happy to share my line with you. Many thanks

[jamcat95]

Hi Linda and welcome to RootsChat.
I have dug up these records for you, the ones Jax49 has. The first 5 books have been reconstructed as the originals were destroyed in a fire in 1904.

1860
Olof (Oliver) and family:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01muk/

1870
Olof (Oliver) and family:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01mul/

1880
Olof (Oliver) and family:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01mum/

1890
Olof's father at top of page and his brother on the previous page at the bottom:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01mun/

Olof in the missing persons book:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01muo/

1912
Otto Albin's family (Olof's brother):
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01mup/


Ian

[sarah]

Thank you so much it really is appreciated your an absolute star.
Are you connected to the family in any way?
All the best
Linda

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Regards

Sarah