Alrick and Emma Johannesson Emigration

[Stuart Anderson]

I am seeking information on the emigration of Alrick and Emma Johannesson from Sweden to Canada in 1905(approximately). Alrick was born 10 Jan 1875 in Ostmark, Varmland and Emma (nee Olson) was born 1 Sep 1878 in Alby. They came to Canada with 3 daughters.... Jenny Kristina born 14 Jul 1899, Mary Ingaborg boorn 15 Aug 1902 and Vivian born in 1905 in Alby. Any information about the date, place of departure, ship and destintation would be greatly appreciated. Could information be sent to my email as this is the first time on this site and hope i can find information posted. I do not read or understand Swedish which is a real problem for me. Thanx in advance.  
 
Stuart Anderson
gstu@shaw.ca

[Mats Ahlgren]

Stuart
 
No info about the departure, but this is the information found on CD Emibas, showing the family when they were given permission to leave the parish.  
Might help others to contribute with more info
 
Post 1048975
 
Johansson, Alrik
Laborer (married man)
b. 1/10/1875 in Östmark, Värmlands län (Värmland)
 
Emigrated 8/7/1904
from Alby, Haverö, Västernorrlands län (Medelpad)
to Nordamerika
 
Source: SVAR; Household Examination Roll, vol. Haverö Alla:1A, p. 19; Migration Roll, vol. Haverö B:5
Emibas migration file ID: Haverö Y 1904 008
 
 
Post 1048976
 
Olsson, Emma Kristina
Laborer's wife (married woman)
b. 9/1/1878 in Stugun, Jämtlands län (Jämtland)
 
Emigrated 8/7/1904
from Alby, Haverö, Västernorrlands län (Medelpad)
to Nordamerika
 
Source: SVAR; Household Examination Roll, vol. Haverö Alla:1A, p. 19; Migration Roll, vol. Haverö B:5
Emibas migration file ID: Haverö Y 1904 009
 
 
Post 1048977
 
Johansson, Jenny Kristina
 (unmarried woman)
b. 7/14/1899 in Borgsjö, Västernorrlands län (Medelpad)
 
Emigrated 8/7/1904
from Alby, Haverö, Västernorrlands län (Medelpad)
to Nordamerika
 
Source: SVAR; Household Examination Roll, vol. Haverö Alla:1A, p. 19; Migration Roll, vol. Haverö B:5
Emibas migration file ID: Haverö Y 1904 010
 
 
Post 1048978
 
Johansson, Mary Ingeborg
 (unmarried woman)
b. 8/15/1902 in Haverö, Västernorrlands län (Medelpad)
 
Emigrated 8/7/1904
from Alby, Haverö, Västernorrlands län (Medelpad)
to Nordamerika
 
Source: SVAR; Household Examination Roll, vol. Haverö Alla:1A, p. 19; Migration Roll, vol. Haverö B:5
Emibas migration file ID: Haverö Y 1904 011
 
 
Post 1048979
 
Johansson, Vifva Viktoria
 (unmarried woman)
b. 3/12/1904 in Haverö, Västernorrlands län (Medelpad)
 
Emigrated 8/7/1904
from Alby, Haverö, Västernorrlands län (Medelpad)
to Nordamerika
 
Source: SVAR; Household Examination Roll, vol. Haverö Alla:1A, p. 19; Migration Roll, vol. Haverö B:5
Emibas migration file ID: Haverö Y 1904 012

[Mats Ahlgren]

Stuart
 
I found the family on a Norwegian site, showing emigrants leaving Trondheim.
Try this  link
and you will see that they left June 22 1904 (curious as the house hold reg say they left in August) heading for Winnipeg. They used the Canadian Line and the ship Tasso
 
I also recommend  
 this site showing interesting info around Norwegian departures
 
Mats

[Chuck Mäki]

from this Norwegian emigration website:
1904  355  40  3388  1  22.06.1904  22.06.1904  Alrik  Johansson  g    m  1875  Sverige  Winnipeg  Canadian  Tasso  Bill. bet. i Trondhjem  udfl.bet.
115777  5  1904  355  41  3389   22.06.1904  22.06.1904  Emma  Olson Johansson  g    k  1878  Sverige  Winnipeg  Canadian  Tasso  Bill. bet. i Trondhjem  udfl.bet.
115778  5  1904  355  42  3390   22.06.1904  22.06.1904  Jenny  Johansson   barn   k  1899  Sverige  Winnipeg  Canadian  Tasso  Bill. bet. i Trondhjem  udfl.bet.
115779  5  1904  355  43  3391   22.06.1904  22.06.1904  Mary  Johansson   barn   k  1902  Sverige  Winnipeg  Canadian  Tasso  Bill. bet. i Trondhjem  udfl.bet.
115780  5  1904  356  1  3392   22.06.1904  22.06.1904  Vefvan  Olsson Johansson   barn   m  1904  Sverige  Winnipeg Canada  Canadian  Tasso  Bill. bet. i Trondhjem  udfl.bet.
 
Better than I expected!  Many Swedes from the northern areas traveled via Trondheim so here they are: Ship as you can see is Tasso
translations: g=gift (married), k=kvinner (woman), m=man,
barn=child,and I believe the last bit means they bought tickets in Trondheim for direct to Winnipeg journey.  Gift also translates as poison  
Chuck - give me an email if you need more from church records at Swenson Swedish Immigration Center

[Stuart Anderson]

Thanx so very much Mats andChuck. You have helped so very much in furthering the inormation about Alrick and Emma  and their family. I had been searching for this for a long time. Thna x again so much.
 
Stuart

[Stuart Anderson]

Thanx so very much Mats and Chuck. You have helped so very much in furthering the information about Alrick and Emma  and their family. I had been searching for this for a long time. Thanx again so much.
 
Stuart

[Stuart Anderson]

Thanx again to all who replied to my first reqest for information. I have a general inquery about emigration from Trondheim to Canada. Would the emigrants take the same ship from Trondheim to Hull in England and then from Hull to Canada? I have found some information about the ship Tosso (2) but not sure if this is the ship from Trondheim to Hull or is it the ship from Hull to Canada . This emigration happened in June of 1904. I would appreciate any information about how anyone would have emigrated on this route around this time.  Thanx in advance for any information.
Stuart Anderson

[Chuck Mäki]

http://www.norwayheritage.com/p_route.asp?ro=T53
so this Norwegian page doesn't seem quite in agreement with the info from the digital archives page which info is given above and shows a date of 22.06.1904.  Could it be that the 22.6.1904 is the departure date from Trondheim and the 23.6.1904 is the departure date from the last Norwegian port?  I do think so.  That's a short way to travel down the Norwegian coast to Kristiansund and Alesund.  
At least the evidence is there that Tasso, not Tosso, did travel from Trondheim to Hull.  From Hull they likely went by railroad to Liverpool and arriving in time for a transatlantic ship taking them to America.

[Audrey Parks]

Stuart,
 
The Tasso (2) was a Wilson line ship, a feeder ship to Hull, England.  The date shown as 22.06.1904 is most likely the date they registered with the police in Trondheim, since I found the ship's departure date as 23.06.1904 and emigrants always had to be in Trondheim at least one day prior to sailing.
 
The normal route from Hull was by train to Liverpool, and then embarking on a large Atlantic steamship, most likely one from the Allan Steamship Line.  The Allan Line is the Canadian shipping line that sailed directly to Quebec and Montreal.
 
The journey from Trondheim to Canada usually took close to 2 weeks.  Your ancestors could have sailed on the same ship as my great-uncle who arrived Quebec July 22 1904 on one of the Allan Line ships, the SS Tunisian.  Or perhaps, they came on the earlier ship before that which was the SS Bavarian which arrived Quebec July 8, 1904.  It depends if there were any delays along the way such as having to wait a few days in Liverpool to board the Atlantic liner.
 
I live in Canada and have also done research for my ancestors. Email me directly if you like, and I will tell you how I found this information.