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Matches 17,151 to 17,160 of 23,616
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Østerhagen/Stav, Helgøya | ESKERUD, Mathias Larsen (I4217)
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| 17152 |
Østerhagen/Stav, Helgøya | LODVIKEN, Maria Eriksdatter (I4218)
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| 17153 |
Östersund hospital | NILSSON, Gunvor Ingegärd (I675)
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| 17154 |
Östra Torsås socken | STRÖMGREN, Elin (I8144)
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| 17155 |
Östra Torsås socken | Nils Månsson (I18407)
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| 17156 |
Östra Torsås socken | STRÖMGREN, Johannes (I18405)
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| 17157 |
Other children (Sigrid and Knut) are not listed here, but can be found in Grøv i Øye.
Father of Knut Eivindsson is believed to be Eivind Bø, p. 457, Vang A. | STELE, Knut Eivindson (Sargent) (I2675)
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| 17158 |
Other First Name: Anders Jenson
Could not find him and his family in the 1880 census despite a person-by-person search of Norwegian Grove, Trondhjem, Prairie View, and Rothsay townships. There was an Anders Jensen or Jansen with wife Marie of the right age late in the Trondhjem pages but they had no children.
Anders and family lived on a farm that he owned, with a mortgage, in Trondhjem Twp, Otter Tail County, in the 1900 census. Anders had come to the U.S. in 1868. (That is also the immigration date shown in the 1910 census.)
A 60 year-old widower living with his son Anders in the 1910 census.
In the 1930 census, he is an 80 year-old widower living with his daughter Mabel Fredrickson and family.
A history of Anders from his obit:
He came to the U.S. in 1867 and settled in Decorah, Iowa, for 2 years. He left in a covered wagon and “landed” in Trondhjeim Twp, Otter Tail County, in June, 1871, where he and his father each took 160 acre homesteads in Section 29. They lived in dugouts for three years until Anders built a “good-sized log house” on his place. His parents lived in that house until their deaths. Anders lived on the farm until 1914 when he moved to Pelican Rapids to live with his daughter, Mabel Fredrickson. Anders had been blind for three years when he died. | TOSO, Anders Jensen (I9449)
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| 17159 |
Other First Name: Gulbjor
In the 1900 census, she is shown as having had only the one child (Clara). She and Anton live next door to the Iver Swingen family, perhaps her brother.
Came to the U.S. in 1890 according to the 1930 census.
In the 1940 census, she was the head of household for her farm in Isabel Twp, Benson County. Living on the farm with her were her single son Alvin and married daughter Gladys as well as Gladys’s husband and their two children. | SWINGEN, Gulbjar (I9503)
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| 17160 |
Other Last Name: Guldeneie | GULDENEJE, Marte Christofersdatter (I9638)
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