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Matches 16,591 to 16,600 of 22,423

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16591

probably Superior, Wisconsin

SMITH, Melvin A (I495)

16592

probably Superior, Wisconsin

SMITH, Eva Wilhelmina (I496)

16593

probably Sviggum

TEIGHE, Birthe Torbjørnsdatter (I11340)

16594

Probably Søre-Bø 42/1.

He is I5249 in Jim’s VS.

Jim’s notes:

Han var først gift med Guro Asbjørnsdtr Leirol. Om de hadde barn, har jeg ikke klart å finne ut. Andris fikk Bøe 42/ Klokkergården av svigerfaren Eirik, men bare 7 skinn, resten eide Asbjørn Håvardson Leirol, som også brukte endel av gården som underbruk, men i 1700 (19.10) fikk Andris skjøte av svogrene Håvard Asbjørnsen Leirol for 40 rd og 44 rd for odelsretten, Thomas V Belsheim eller Øldre som var gift med Ragnhild Asbjørnsdtr Leirol og Bjørn Leirol, gift med

Ingebjørg Asbjørnsdtr Leirol, for til sammen 40 rd, og han hadde samtidig arvet 20 rd i gården etter første kona si. I februar 1705 ble Andris stevnet av Thomas Dalåker (som kom fra Belsheim) for retten og arvelotten kona hans hadde i gården, men retten fant at Thomas hadde fått 20 rd for dette i 1700 og dømte han til 2 rd i saksomkostninger for unødvendig prosess. Svigersønnen til Andris Asbjørn Thomassen var antakelig sønnen til Thomas Belsheim, skriver Frøholm, for han hadde odelsrett i Bøe 42/ Klokkergården.

BØ, Andris Olsson (I24457)

16595

Probably the 59 year-old Martin Tonsager living in Minneapolis in the 1920 census with his wife Petra, 49, and his children Myrtle, 19, and Leander, 16. Martin was a carpenter and the family lived at 2121 22nd Avenue South. Martin was born in Norway and came to the U.S. in 1869.

A newspaper article in the Star (4 Apr 1927) said that M. G. Tonsager, 2415 E. 22nd St., was robbed of $100 in jewelry and cash by prowlers who entered his home while the family was absent.

TONSAGER, Martin (I12712)

16596

Probably the Anders Johannesen, Føderaadsmand, age 86, living on Ellestad in the 1865 census with his wife Barbro Jøgersdatter, age 72.

ELLESTAD, Anders Johannessen (I8717)

16597

Probably the Christen Heiberg, a library archivist, living in Minneapolis, at 1401 2nd Street, in the 1895 census. The family was Christen, 44, Marie, 42, Anna, 18, Andrew, 17, Elsie, 15, Randa, 13, Nels, 10, and Magdalene, 8. The youngest two childen had been born in Minnesota.

Probably the Kristen Heiberg, a librarian, living in Minneapolis in the 1900 census. This Kristen was born in Norway in Sept of 1851 and came the U. S. in 1883 with his wife Marie and their three children Elsie , Randie, and Andrew. In 1884 they had their fourth child Nels.

In the 1905 state census he and Marie and Randie and Nils were living at 1401 E. 24th Street in Minneapolis. He was still working as a librarian.

He was Kristen F., a widower living with his daughter Randi and her family in Minneapolis in the 1930 census.

He died as Kristen and was buried as Kristen. The informant for his death certificate was Mrs. Charles E. Bolstad, his daughter with whom he was living, of 3340 10th Avenue in Minneapolis. He died of a coronary occlusion. He had been in the city for 53 years and 34 years as a librarian for the city library. He was the widower of Marie when he died.

HEIBERG, Kristen Faye (I7145)

16598

Probably the daughter of Hans and Hilma Mongsen of Isanti County.

MONGSEN, Millie E (I28003)

16599

Probably the daughter of Hans Helgeson and his wife Caren M, both 39 and born in Norway. In the 1880 census, that family lived in Pleasant Twp, Winneshiek County, Iowa. Hans and Caren were born in Telemark, Norway.

HELGESON, Emma (I28420)

16600

Probably the Jensine, b. 22 Mar 1868, bapt. 12 Apr, to the unmarried Gjertrud Olsdatter Dyrdal, father maybe someone named Anders.

UNDERDALL (GJLOV), Jensine A (I21949)