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According to the Bergh-Anderson files, his parents were Christian Albert Anderson and Maren Sophie. These files say that Albert started out as a farmer in Drake, North Dakota, and then moved to Montevideo.

The 24 year-old Albert C. Anderson, hardware merchant, appears to be living with the Berghs in Audubon Twp in the 1895 state census. He was a native of the enumeration district.

ANDERSON, Albert Christian (I8162)

1102

According to the birth certificate for this child (no name), his father was Thomas Ellingboe, 32, a saloon worker, and his mother was Ada Anderson, 24.

His mother is Minnie Anderson. In the 1910 census, he is the grandson living with the Salomon Anderson family in Granite Falls, Chippewa County.

In the 1920 census, Minnie and Salmo are roomers with the Peter Peterson family in Granite Falls. Minnie is a bookkeeper, perhaps at a telephone or telegraph office.

In the 1928 Portland city directory, he is a clerk at PF&PCo and lives with his mother at 1255 E Pine.

In the 1930 Portland directory, he is a salesman for JCPenney and lives in Beaverton.

He was called Sol sometimes in Portland.

In the 1930 census, Minnie and Salmo are living in a house that they own in Washington County, Oregon, outside of the city of Beaverton. Salmo is a salesman in a department store.

In the 1934 Portland city directory, he lives with his wife and mother at 2031 N Watts, Apt. 1. He is an assistant manager for JCPCo (presumably, J C Penney Co.).

In the 1941 Portland city directory, he is an assistant manager with JCPCo. He and Hazel T live at 4526 S E Franklin.

He was president of the local Chamber of Commerce in the 1940s.

In the 1950 census, he and his family live in Albany, Linn County, Oregon. He was the manager of a retail clothing store.

In the 1951 Nampa, Idaho, city directory, he and Hazel lived at 1408 11th Avenue S. He was a manager at Penneys. Norma Ellingboe, student, also lived at that address.

In the 1953 Caldwell, Idaho, city directory, he and Hazel lived at 1408 11th Avenue S. He was a manager for J C Penney Co.

In the 1956 and 1957 Napa city directory, he is Salmo K Ellingboe, wife Hazel G, living at 24 Montecito Boulevard. He is a manager for the J C Penney Co.

He is probably the Salmo K. Ellingboe, Sr., wife Hazel, who lived at 1800 Atrium Parkway, and at 47 Griggs Lane, in Napa, California, in the 1990s.

A graveside service will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1997, in Lincoln Memorial Park for Salmo Kenneth Ellingboe, who died Feb. 7 at age 91.

Mr. Ellingboe was born Sept. 14, 1905, in Montevideo, Minn. He attended the University of Minnesota. He moved to Portland in 1927 and worked for Pacific Fruit and Produce. In 1928, he joined J.C. Penney Co. and was assistant manager from 1933 to 1941. He was manager of the Albany store until 1950 and of the Nampa, Idaho, store until 1954. He moved to Napa, Calif., and was manager until retirement in 1960. He was a representative for Hannaford & Talbot Co. and First California Co.

Surviving are his wife of 66 years, Hazel G.; son, S. Kenneth of Modesto, Calif.; daughters, Norma Fitzgerald of Greenville, S.C., and Carol Joseph of Newport; nine grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.

He was a Mason.

ELLINGBOE, Salmo Kenneth Sr (I10764)

1103

according to the Burns Family Tree

GILBERTSON, Emily (I12375)

1104

According to the bygdebok (Vang C, p. 187), he and his wife and sons Andris and Ole came to the U.S. in 1883 with his mother.

Joseph McIntyre calls him Knut B. Bonde.

In the 1900 census, he was Knut Bunde, living in Center Twp, Nelson County, North Dakota.

BUNDE, Knud Anderssen (I27160)

1105

According to the bygdebok (Vang C, p. 187), he, as Andris Knutsson Lykkja, took over Bunde 97/1 (156a, Ne på Støgun) in either 1854 or 1863, taking over from his wife’s father, Trond Aslaksson Bunde.

In the 1865 census, he and his family lived on Bonde 156a. The household consisted of Anders, age 46, Husfader and gbr, Marith Trondsdatter, 43, Knud Anderssen, 14, Trond Aslaksen, 73, and Marith Trondsdatter, 65. Trond was blind.

LYKKENS, Andris Knutson (I27162)

1106

According to the bygdebøk, he emigrated to America in 1882. He and his sister Gønner (both as Heggeneie) left, according to the church book, quite late in the season: November 27th.

They probably arrived on the S.S. Geiser which arrived in New York on December 20, 1882, after sailing from Copenhagen and Christiana. The manifest shows a Gønnør Olsen, 17, “girl”, and an Andreas Olsen, 23, “laborer.”

HEGGENBAKKEN, Anders Olsen (I14153)

1107

According to the bygdebok, he married Dorte Olsdatter Øydgaarden (87/1) in 1849 and was a husmann on Kvie 96 between 1853 and 1855.

He is probably the Guller Lockram listed in the 1870 census living in Northfield Twp next door to Ever Lockrem. At that time, “Guller’s” wife was Mary, b. ca 1810, and they had four children living with them: Julia, 20, Ellen, 18, Ole, 16, and Christine, 14. The oldest one had been born in Norway, the middle two were born in Wisconsin, and the youngest one was born in Minnesota.

LOCKREM, Gullik (I32167)

1108

According to the bygdebøk, she emigrated to America in 1882. She and her brother Anders (both as Heggeneie) left, according to the church book, quite late in the season: November 27th.

They probably arrived on the S.S. Geiser which arrived in New York on December 20, 1882, after sailing from Copenhagen and Christiana. The manifest shows a Gønnør Olsen, 17, “girl”, and an Andreas Olsen, 23, “laborer.”

HEGGENBAKKEN, Gønner Olsdatter (I14154)

1109

According to the bygdebøk, she emigrated to America in 1885.

HEGGENBAKKEN, Anne Marie (I14157)

1110

According to the bygdebøk, she was still at home in 1891. “Drev med skreddersøn for egen regning men i 1905 reiste også hun til Amerika.”

HEGGENBAKKEN, Oline Olsdatter (I14158)