Rakel Johanna Anda, 34, was traveling with her husband and four young children as steerage passengers aboard the SS Norge.
She was born in Njølstad, Nærbø, Hå, Rogaland, Norway.
Rakel had immigrated in 1896 where she met her husband, also an immigrant from Norway. Together the couple had four children born in America.
They were returning to Pennsylvania from a family visit to Norway.
The entire family was lost in the disaster and their bodies not found.
She was born in Njølstad, Nærbø, Hå, Rogaland, Norway.
Rakel had immigrated in 1896 where she met her husband, also an immigrant from Norway. Together the couple had four children born in America.
They were returning to Pennsylvania from a family visit to Norway.
The entire family was lost in the disaster and their bodies not found.
Rakel Johanna Anda, 34, was traveling with her husband and four young children as steerage passengers aboard the SS Norge.
She was born in Njølstad, Nærbø, Hå, Rogaland, Norway.
Rakel had immigrated in 1896 where she met her husband, also an immigrant from Norway. Together the couple had four children born in America.
They were returning to Pennsylvania from a family visit to Norway.
The entire family was lost in the disaster and their bodies not found.
She was born in Njølstad, Nærbø, Hå, Rogaland, Norway.
Rakel had immigrated in 1896 where she met her husband, also an immigrant from Norway. Together the couple had four children born in America.
They were returning to Pennsylvania from a family visit to Norway.
The entire family was lost in the disaster and their bodies not found.
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