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Nina refers to his Ness as “West.”

The Ness story according to Nina (as is 99% of the old Ness information here):

The Ness farm had been a mail-coach station for years, probably hundreds of years. (The successor Østerness farm would continue to be a mail-coach station.) Before 1698 the Ness farm had been considered church property; after that date, it was owned by its users. Up until 1777, there was only one Ness farm (Farm No. 118). In August of 1777, Ole Olsen (this Ole’s father, Ole 18597, born in 1710) divided Ness into Vesterness (West Ness, Farm No. 118-1) and Østerness (East Ness) with Vesterness being twice the size of Østerness. After the division, this Ole (18595) took over operation of Vesterness. After Ole 18595 died in 1798, his two older sons, Ole 18914 and Halvor ran Vesterness together.

In 1805, Vesterness was divided in half to create Millomness (Middle Ness, Farm No. 118-2). Halvor would run Millomness and Ole 18914 would run the other half which would continue to be called Vesterness.

NESS, Ole Olsen (I18595)

14732

Nina says that Anna Bergitte and Karl “bought Leirvoll on the mud slide area by Rosvold.”

NESS, Anna Bergitte (I18968)

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nine (?) children, wife filed

Family: Philip HENLEY / Marsha Leslie GRAM (F28222)

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Nine years old in the 1910 census.

Living with her father and step-mother in Belmont, Trail County, in the 1925 North Dakota state census.

NESVIG, Bertha (I8644)

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Njuko 43/2 Nerre Bøe