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Cleng Peerson (17 May 1783 – 16
December 1865) was a
Norwegian emigrant to the
United States; his
voyage in 1824 was the
precursor for the boat load of...
- mid-19th century. The
nearby community of
Norse is the
final resting place of
Cleng Peerson,
commonly recognized as the "Father of
Norwegian Immigration to...
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Restauration (often
called the "Norse Mayflower").
Under the
leadership of
Cleng Peerson, the
Restauration left
Stavanger in July 1825 and
ferried six families...
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pioneering band of farm-s****ers led by the
peripatetic ethnic leader Cleng Peerson. Peerson's vessel, the Restauration, is
often credited with bringing...
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unincorporated rural community of Norse, Texas.
Among the
pioneers in
Norse was
Cleng Peerson. The
founder of
Norse was Ole
Canuteson (Ole Knudsen) from the Stavanger...
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following table is
based on the 2020
census of Lee County. †
county seat
Cleng Peerson (1783–1865),
pioneer settler in Lee
County in 1840
Richard Proenneke...
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their country's gold
bullion past
German guards to a
waiting ship, the
Cleng Peerson.
Published in 1942, it has been in
print ever since. The book was...
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which derived its name from Hans
Nielsen Hauge. The group, led by
Cleng Peerson,
landed in New York City on
October 9, 1825,
after a three-month...
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memorandum i
anledning 75 aors
jubileet for
Abraham Vereide's
utvandring til
Amerika i 1905. Stavanger, Norway: The
Cleng Peerson Memorial Institute....
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settlement in
Shelby County,
Missouri which was
under the
leadership of
Cleng Peerson. In 1839, they were
joined by Thompson's
brother Tostein (1819-1880)...
