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Mae Ellingboe, of Calimesa, passed away on May 13, 2016, in Winchester, California.

Mae was born in Lombard, Illinois, to Oscar and Elizabeth Bergum on February 3, 1929. She met her first husband, Charlie Guy Greene, in Los Angeles. After Charlie passed in 1982, Mae married Orville Ellingboe until his passing in 2004. Mae continued to live in Calimesa until her health prevented her to live alone.

Mae Is survived by her loving family, daughters Susan Winans of Seal Beach, Nancy Scane of Murietta, Laurie Hawkins of Yucca Valley, and Kathy Roberts of Buhl, Idaho. She leaves behind eight grandchildren, Dave Winans, Andie Meenzhuber, Tara Hawkins, Rhiannon Weber, Chandra Housley, J.C., Cole Roberts, and Joseph Roberts; as well as her ten great-grandchildren, Chloe, Hannah, Taylor, Brayden, Hayden, Micah, Naomi, Addison, Jackson, and Owen.

BERGUM, Mabel Elizabeth (I23088)

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Magda and Olaf Iverson lived in Minneapolis between 1934 and 1948. In the 1948 city directory, the couple still lived at 2223 Locust. Olaf was a sign painter. Olaf died in Alameda County on 11 Feb 1976. He had been born outside of the U.S. on 12 Mar 1882.

IVERSON, Olaf (I21168)

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Maginnis, Timothy F. 99 Nov. 06, 1913 Feb. 08, 2013

Lake Oswego resident Timothy Fernando Maginnis died on Feb. 8, 2013 at the age of 99. He was born on Nov. 6, 1913 in Glendale, the youngest of eight children of Thomas Francis and Joquina Badrena Maginnis.

He lived a full, happy and healthy life and was proud of the fact he did not need to take any medicine to maintain his health. He graduated from Marshfield High School in Coos Bay in 1931. Tim studied civil engineering at Oregon State College and graduated in 1937. While he was a student at Oregon State, he worked on the construction of the Coos Bay Bridge. He married Alice Kloster on Aug. 10, 1937 in Coos Bay. After graduation from Oregon State, he worked for a construction company building Highway 101 near Cannon Beach and then for a mill near Amboy, Wash., which supplied railroad ties and other lumber to the military during WWII. He became interested in the accounting processes at these firms and studied accounting at night. He became a Certified Public Accountant in 1943 while working for the I. D. Wood accounting firm. In 1945, he started his own accounting practice, together with his wife, Alice and, in the early years, taught accounting at University of Portland. It is not surprising that many of his early clients were in the construction or lumber business. In 1968, he formed a partnership with Joseph Carey which continues to this day as Maginnis & Carey LLP where his son, William is now the senior partner. Tim worked full time as a CPA to the age of 70 and part-time for an additional 17 years, at which time he retired from going to the office but avidly followed the stock market, the yearly tax law changes and all that was going on with his family, friends and the world.

From 1989 to 2007, he and Alice owned a condominium in Rancho Mirage, Calif. where they spent their winters, playing golf and tennis and socializing with friends. Prior to that, Tim and Alice owned a condominium at the Embarcadero in Newport and a boat "Alegria" which was large enough for deep sea fishing and many friends were invited to join them on fishing expeditions off the Oregon Coast. Tim was a strong believer in exercise and encouraged others to be active. He was very competitive at tennis, and when that became too strenuous, he took up golf with a passion which he played until he was 97. Tim served in the Oregon National Guard during WWII. He was a member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Portland City Club, Multnomah Athletic Club, West Hills Racquet Club, Columbia River Yacht Club, Sunrise Country Club of Rancho Mirage, Calif., Oregon Society of Certified Public Accountants and other professional organizations.

Tim's wife, Alice, of 70 years died in 2008 and he lovingly cared for her in the last years of her life. Tim is survived by his four children, Susan, William (wife, Melinda), Robert and Mary; nine grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren, which total 21 direct descendants; and many nieces and nephews whom he enjoyed. He is survived by his devoted companion of the last four years, Dorothy Thomas and her family.

Tim's life will be remembered in a private family gathering. Remembrances may be made to University of Portland scholarship program or the Oregon State University engineering school. No flowers, please.

MAGINNIS, Timothy F (I20766)

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Magistad 89/ Øvre

MAGISTAD, Ola Olsen Dy (I21678)

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Magistad 89/ Øvre

MAGISTAD, Ola Olsen Dy (I21678)

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Magistad 89/1 Øvre

MAGISTAD, Ole Olsen (I21630)

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Magistad 89/1 Øvre

KVÅLE, Marit Olufsdatter (I21677)

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Magnar calls her Marit Hallvarsdotter Røymo, b. ca 1764 in Røymo in Sunndal, d. at an unknown date in Sæter in Kvernes.

Maret Halvorsdatter (I14008)

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Magnar calls him Elling Ellingson Futseter.

He was husmand med jord on the Bakken farm in Kvernes in the 1865 census.

In the 1886 land register, Elling Ellingsen is the owner of the parcel (new 52-23, old 143-250y) Bakken parcel of the larger Bremsnes farm in Bremsnes.

According to IGI an Elling Ellingsen was born to Elling Pedersen and Oline Olsdatter on 15 Feb 1824 in Norddal, Møre og Romsal, and baptized on 22 Feb.

In the 1900 Norwegian census, Elling Ellingsen (b. 1825) and Marta Halvorsdatter (b. 1826) were Føderaadsmand and Føderaadskone on the Bremsnes 52-23 Bakken farm now run and owned by their son Elling Ellingsen (b. 1861).

Neither of them are listed on 52/23 in the 1910 Norwegian census.

Elling Ellingsen (I14019)

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Magnar says, of Elling and Martha Olava: “They settled at Bakken in Sveggen in Averøy and one of their granddaughters has a lot of descendants still living in the area.”

Martha Olava Halvorsdatter (I12814)