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Schanche, Johan Garman (b. 2 Feb 1852, d. ?)

Note: Johan Garman Schanck emigrated to the US and was a farmer in Wisconsin.

I received this information from several newspaper articles written in the "Finnmark Dagbad" newspaper, written by "Ole Johan Valle" of Hammerfest, Norway. The articles were printed in 1981 over a period of many weeks. While on the inter-net, a related Ulich wrote me and gave me Ole's e-mail address. Ole wrote to me and said that he just wanted to do these articles on the Ulich family, as the Ulich family had been very prominent in Norway years ago, and he wanted to follow the family. I received these articles from a uncle of mine while I was visiting Norway, however they were in Norwegian. I was able to extract out the names of my close family and record them, but the other names and information I was not able to translate. I tried to get these articles translated many times over a period of many years. Then one day Susan Ulich Jaeger wrote to me on the inter-net and said that she had these newspaper clippings translated and printed out in a book report form. She graciously sent me a copy of the

Given Name: Johan Garman

Change: Date: 22 Feb 2002
Time: 23:04:46

Note: I received this information from several newspaper articles written in the "Finnmark Dagbad" newspaper, written by "Ole Johan Valle" of Hammerfest, Norway. The articles were printed in 1981 over a period of many weeks. While on the inter-net, a related Ulich wrote me and gave me Ole's e-mail address. Ole wrote to me and said that he just wanted to do these articles on the Ulich family, as the Ulich family had been very prominent in Norway years ago, and he wanted to follow the family. I received these articles from a uncle of mine while I was visiting Norway, however they were in Norwegian. I was able to extract out the names of my close family and record them, but the other names and information I was not able to translate. I tried to get these articles translated many times over a period of many years. Then one day Susan Ulich Jaeger wrote to me on the inter-net and said that she had these newspaper clippings translated and printed out in a book report form. She graciously sent me a copy of the translated articles.

Found birth in Kirkebok of Tana 1848-1877 page 55, published by University of Tromsø, Historical Department ISBN 82-7663-281-5

Andreas was a telegraph operator in Vardø, Finnmark, Norway

When Jørgen Oluf Wiig was to marry, he was a factor in Repvåg. Shopkeeper Jørgen Oluf Wiig took over the house that used to belong to shopkeeper, Hans Ulich in Havøysund. When Andreas Børge Brodtkorb Schancke was baptised in Polmak on 2 Oct 1857, Elisabeth Paulsen was his Godmother. She was his cousin and later became a midwife in Lebesby.

Given Name: Andreas Børge Brodtkorb

Christening: 4 Oct 1857 Polmak, Nesseby, Finnmark, Norway

Death: 27 May 1903 Bodø, Nordland, Norway

Change: Date: 20 Mar 2001
Time: 00:00:00

Note: Found birth in Kirkebok of Tana 1848-1877 page 63, published by University of Tromsø, Historical Department ISBN 82-7663-281-5

I received this information from several newspaper articles written in the "Finnmark Dagbad" newspaper, written by "Ole Johan Valle" of Hammerfest, Norway. The articles were printed in 1981 over a period of many weeks. While on the inter-net, a related Ulich wrote me and gave me Ole's e-mail address. Ole wrote to me and said that he just wanted to do these articles on the Ulich family, as the Ulich family had been very prominent in Norway years ago, and he wanted to follow the family. I received these articles from a uncle of mine while I was visiting Norway, however they were in Norwegian. I was able to extract out the names of my close family and record them, but the other names and information I was not able to translate. I tried to get these articles translated many times over a period of many years. Then one day Susan Ulich Jaeger wrote to me on the inter-net and said that she had these newspaper clippings translated and printed out in a book report form. She graciously sent me a copy of the translated articles.

Given Name: Hans Nikolai

Change: Date: 23 Jan 2001
Time: 00:00:00

Note: I received this information from several newspaper articles written in the "Finnmark Dagbad" newspaper, written by "Ole Johan Valle" of Hammerfest, Norway. The articles were printed in 1981 over a period of many weeks. While on the inter-net, a related Ulich wrote me and gave me Ole's e-mail address. Ole wrote to me and said that he just wanted to do these articles on the Ulich family, as the Ulich family had been very prominent in Norway years ago, and he wanted to follow the family. I received these articles from a uncle of mine while I was visiting Norway, however they were in Norwegian. I was able to extract out the names of my close family and record them, but the other names and information I was not able to translate. I tried to get these articles translated many times over a period of many years. Then one day Susan Ulich Jaeger wrote to me on the inter-net and said that she had these newspaper clippings translated and printed out in a book report form. She graciously sent me a copy of the translated articles.

Found birth in Kirkebok of Tana 1848-1877 page 75, published by University of Tromsø, Historical Department ISBN 82-7663-281-5

Amalie Hansine was a telegraph operator and was working in Vardø, laterin Tromsø. She died unmarried

Given Name: Amalie Hansine Nicoline

Death: 7 Oct 1939 Oslo, Oslo, Norway

Change: Date: 23 Jan 2001
Time: 00:00:00