Irgens, Henrik Anker^[1]

1838 - 1878  (39 år)

• Navn	Irgens, Henrik Anker  [1]
  Født	19 Des 1838	Ullensaker, Akershus   [1, 2]
  Kjønn	Mann
  Dåp	9 Sep 1839	Ullensaker, Akershus   [1, 2]
  Død	1 Aug 1878	Liverpool   [1, 3]
  Person ID	I48810	Eidsvollsmennenes etterkommere
  Sist endret	18 Mar 2013

  
  

  Far	Irgens, Henrik Anker,   f. 12 Okt 1805, Sogndal, Sogn og Fjordane ,   d. 7 Mai 1871, Bergen, Hordaland  (Alder 65 år)
  Mor	von Schlanbusch, Sophie Catharina,   f. 6 Sep 1804, Skien, Telemark ,   d. 21 Mar 1881, Bergen, Hordaland  (Alder 76 år)
  Gift	15 Mar 1833	Oslo   [1, 4]
  Famile ID	F16999	Gruppeskjema  |  Familiediagram

  
  

• Notater

  D?de ugift i f?lge "Slegten Irgens" Fra War of the Rebellion records: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mtygf/county/survey_summary.htm 1872 Major Barlow assisted by Second Lieut. Henry A. Irgens accompanied the Northern Pacific Railroad engineers in their surveys in 1872 eastward from Fort Ellis, which they left July 27, to the Yellowstone, thence after a few days' work northward to the Muscleshell[1], up this valley, across the Belt Range, and down Sixteen-Mile Creek to the Missouri. Maj. J. W. Barlow, Corps of Engineers, commanded the expedition. Bvt. Col. E. M. Baker, major Second Cavalry, commanded the escort of three hundred and seventy-six men, cavalry and infantry. The survey disbanded at Fort Ellis about September 29, 1872. The report was published in Ex. Doc. No. 16, third session Forty-third Congress. A map (scale I to 1,200,000) of the country and a survey of the camp where an Indian battle occurred were made, but not published with the report.

  
  

• Kilder

  [S9901] GEDCOM file imported on 18 March 2013. [S10006] Akershus fylke, Ullensaker, Ministerialbok nr. I 14A (1836-1850), Fødte og døpte 1839, side 33. [S9905] Slekten Irgens; Ludvig Kr. Langberg, Oslo 1927. [S9910] Oslo fylke, Oslo Domkirke / V?r Frelsers menighet, Ministerialbok nr. 19 (1828-1847), Ekteviede 1833.