Notes: Geneastory

You are currently anonymous

Notes

Matches 15,371 to 15,380 of 22,423

Notes

Linked to

15371

Of St. Peter at the time of his father’s death.

SVIEN, Vernon Leroy E (I14335)

15372

Of Sviggum farm in Nils’s birth record. He is briefly discussed on p. 497 of the Luster VI bygdebok (Indre Hafslo).

Of “Aasen Kintserdal” in Nils’s marriage record.

He was living with his son, John P Ausen, in the 1910 census.

His entry in Find A Grave:

Peder and his wife Siri (Sigrid Olsdtr Leirdal) emigrated to USA with their children Ingeborg, Ole, Hendrik, Johannes, Ingerbrikt and Inga, leaving Bergen on the ship Claus Heftye April 23 1868 and arriving Quebec June 14, 1868.

The following info from Torkel #18106268 25 Apr 2016:

Peder Aasen was born in Old Hafslo Prgj., today part of Luster Commune.

Family in 1865 census at the farm Aasen in Hafslo:

Peder Nilsen 46 Hafslo Prgj
Sigri Olsdatter 44 Lyster Prgj
Ole Pederson 14 Hafslo Prgj
Hendrik Pederson 11 Hafslo Prgj
Johannes Pederson 9 Hafslo Prgj
Ingebrrigt Pederson 5 Hafslo Prgj
Inga Pedersdatter 1 Hafslo Prgj

(At the time of that census, the oldest child, Nils, was married and living with his wife on her parents’ farm.

AASEN, Peder Nilsson (I13586)

15373

Of Swedish descent.

BERG, Denzel Sherman (I8190)

15374

Of Swiss descent.

Dairyman in Holtville, California, in the Imperial Valley.

SCHAFFNER, Roy B (I32480)

15375

Of Syndrol 48/1 according to Trudy.

In the 1865 Norwegian census he was Thorstajn Olsson, 51, living with his family on Søndrohl, mitre, in Vang. He had two sons named Ole.

SÖNDROL, Torstein Olsson (I9164)

15376

Of sørre Bunde.

Aslak (paa haugen) Lajord according to Brad's January 7, 1991, letter. In that letter, Brad explains that Aslak came from a farm named Lajord.

For their marriage entry in the parish record, he is Aslag Olsen Qvale. He is also called that on his daughter Marit’s birth record. For his first son’s birth record he is called Aslak Olsen Söndre-Qvauss. For the 1847 Ole and the 1850 Ole and the 1855 Ole, he was Qvam.

At the time of the 1865 census, Marit and Aslak lived on a farm in Vang named Haaugen.

According the 1865 census, Marit and Aslak had two sons named Ole, one born in 1844, one born in 1855. The older one’s occupation, at the time of the 1865 census, was “er hjemme og er Uhrmager.”

In his letter back to Valdres in 1896, Ove says that Ole died (apparently in the late 1880s or early 1890s) childless.

BUNDE, Åslag Olson (I255)

15377

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

JOHNSON, E. (I7559)

15378

Of the medical staff, St. George’s Church, Sierra Leone, at the time of his marriage to Mary Soden.

WATSON, N J (I19404)

15379

of the Storøren farm according to one source, on Byvald according to Sven Tore

BŸVALD, Elias Eliassen (I61)

15380

Of the Washburn family. Her brothers started milling companies in Minneapolis that eventually became General Mills.

WASHBURN, Martha (I15958)