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19201

She represents the first instance of demonstrable lejermål by both of her parents.

Her baptismal sponsors were Gunhild Anderdatter Ellingbö, Ingeborg Tosten Thune, Knud Iversson Ellingbö, Ole Evensson Ellingbö, and Iver Tostenson Ellingbö.

Living with her unmarried mother and half-sister Ingeborg with Anders Larsson and his wife Gunhild Andersdatter on the Hougen farm in Vang in the 1865 census.

In the 1900 Norwegian census, Randi and Sigri, both unmarried, were living together on a farm referred to as “uden navn Plads uden jord under gaarden Thune nordre.” The two of them were referred to as “aannearbeide, dagarbeider (egne midler).”

In the 1910 Norwegian census, she is living on Thune under 36 under 2 with her half-sister, Gurid Olsdatter Ellingbø (#6216) and Gurid’s son, Eilif Hermansen Ellingbø. Her occupation is “Arbeiderske (hus uten jord) dagarb. med kreaturstel. spinding, husstel.”

ELLINGBØE, Sigri (I6239)

19202

She represents the first instance of leirmal for both her parents.

She was raised by her maternal grandparents on the Hagen farm in the Nundal valley.

She emigrated to the U.S. from Årdal in July of 1894 with her uncle (Anders Anfinson, b. 1876) and her maternal grandparents (Anfin Trondsen and Ingeborg Eriksdatter Nundal). They departed from Bergen on July 19th.

Living with her mother and step-father in Iowa in the 1900 census.

She is Lizzy Thompson, wife of Ole T Thompson, of Utica, Chickasaw County, in the 1910 census. Deir has an entry for Elisabeth in Find A Grave:

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=68850188

which has her buried in the Jerico Lutheran Church Cemetery, Chickasaw County, Iowa.

NUNDAHL, Elisabeth Olsdatter (Lizzie) (I15665)

19203

She resided in Victorville for 17 years. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, with a vigil service at 6 p.m., at Desert View Funeral Home. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Holy Innocents Catholic Church, 13230 Elevado Road in Victorville. Private inurnment will follow services.Desert View Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Mary Jane Finley was born in January 1931 in Chatfield. She married Joe Archambo. She was a nurse practitioner, as well as a restaurant owner. Her husband was an aerospace engineer with 3M and Honeywell; he survives.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by four sons, Michael, Timothy, James and Steven, all of California; a daughter, Kathy Gannon of California; grandchildren; and a sister, Sharon M. Finley of Rochester. She was preceded in death by her parents, Edwin Rex Finley and Jenny L. Finley; five sisters; and a brother.

FINLEY, Mary Jane (I6124)

19204

She seems to be called Mrs. J. G. Aschim of Berthold, North Dakota, in her mother’s obituary.

JOHNSON, Christina (I14541)

19205

She seems to be entered twice in Jim’s VS:

1) as Inger Nilsdatter Sørbu, I23355, no parents shown; and

2) is Ingrid Nilsdatter Sørbu, I33968, the daughter of Nils Pedersen Presthegge, b. 1753 in Presthegge 23/1, Øystre Slidre, d. 1826, and Helga Alvsdatter Dale, b. 1764 on Dale Nedre 17/7, Vike, Øystre Slidre, d. 1829. In this second entry, she is not shown as having any husband or children. This second entry does show her as born on Sørbu 13/6, Sørgarden, in Øystre Slidre.

In the 1801 census, Niels Pedersen and Hælge Alvsdatter and family live on Sørreboe in Slidre. The have four children: Peder Nielssen, 5, Gulbrand Nielssen, 1, Ingri Nielsdatter, 11, and Barbroe Nielsdatter, 7.

SØRBU, Ingri Nilsdatter (I23227)

19206

She seems to be Stella C. in the 1925 North Dakota census in which she is still living at home.

She and Arthur were both of Mount Vernon, Skagit County, Washington, at the time of their marriage.

She died before her brother Arvid.

ELLESTAD, Stella C (I7013)

19207

She seems to be the only one of her siblings to have children.

UPHOME, Anna Berthea (I32263)

19208

She seems to have been given a home baptism shortly after birth.

NORSVIN, Sigrid Olsdatter (I33071)

19209

She seems to have been Mrs. William Bliss of Eveleth at the time of her mother’s death.

She was Peggy Saari of Biwabik at the time of her brother Harry’s death.

SAXHAUG, Victoria Jean (I14175)

19210

She seems to have divorced Hans and married Henry Mack. In the 1900 census, Nellie is shown as “daughter” of Henry and Mary Mack. In the 1905 census she was a boarder. In the 1900 census, Mary is shown to have had one child, and to have been married for 13 years to Henry. However, Mary Mack is also shown to have come to the U.S. in 1886 which would seem to rule out her being the mother of Ella and Gustave. However, the ELCA church records confirm that she, as Marie Amelia Johnson, was the mother of Gustav and Nellie. Wisconsin Births and Christenings confirms that she was the mother of Ella.

In the 1901-1902 La Crosse city directory, Henry Mack “wks S&K Mfg Co” and resides at 1631 Winnebago.

Marie A Mack (1858-1936) and Henry Mack (1854-1932) are buried at Oak Grove Cemetery in La Crosse.

JOHNSON, Marie Amelia (I1046)