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4321 Called Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park in Find A Grave. Fred is not listed in Find A Grave’s indexing of those interred at Valhalla. SMITH, Fred Jay (I17926)
 
4322 Called Raymond J in his wife’s obit.

Served in the Army Air Force in World War II and retired in 1970 with the rank of colonel.

He was professor of industrial education at St. Cloud State from 1940 to 1974 and served as Dean of the College of Industry. 
LARSON, Raymond Howard (I27322)
 
4323 Called Raymond L in the 1930 census when he was still living at home in San Francisco.

Lived in San Mateo at the time of his mother’s death. He was described as a lawyer in San Francisco. 
HANSON, Raymond Lester (I20378)
 
4324 Called Robert in the 1880 census.

The parish register shows his parents as Ole Jensen Nedre Qvamme and Mari Jensdatter.

The Rauk family tree has him born 11 Jul 1832 in Vang, parents Ole Jensen Kvamme and Mari.

The Lærdahl35766 family tree has him born in Laerdal, Sogn og Fjordane, to Ola Jensson Neset (1792-1874) and Mari Jensdatter Neset (1789-1881).

From an entry from genealogy.com, obvious mistakes corrected:

Roar Qvamme (son of Ole Qvamme and Mari) was born 1835 in Lerdahl Sogn, Norway, and died 1925. He married Anne Kjos of Nerstrand, Goodhue County, Minnesota, daughter of Andres Kjos and Anne Hogan.

Roar Qvame was born in 1832 in Lerdahl, Sogn. The country was exceedingly mountainous and they lived on a little farm among the mountains. Ole, his father was a husman, that is, he worked for a large landowner under a system similar to feudalism in its mildest form. All the land in that territory was alloted thus.

His brothers and sisters:

Jens Qvamme, lived to be 98, died in Norway.
Johannes Qvamme, lived to be 83.
Kari Qvamme, immigrated to America, Blooming Prarie Wis., lived to be 90.
Unni Qvamme, immigrated to America, Valley Grove, MN, lived to be 92.
Sigrid Qvamme, immigrated to America, near Lisborn Wis. lived to be 92.

I have listed the ages or Roar's family in order to show the great age that they attained. My grandfather, Roar, lived to be 93 years old.

He was strong and ambitious and hired out as a worker from the time he was 14 years old. He was a fisherman in Eastlandet for some years and then worked on the roads that were being built through the mountains for a few years.

Finally, in 1854, when he was 26, he decided to come to America to better himself financially. He made the journey alone, although a sister Sigrid, was already over there. He embarked on a sailship and it took him sixteen weeks to come accross.

He came to Kasteland (Kaskeland), Rock Prairie, Wisconsin, to the home of his sister. He worked in the vicinity for some years. He went to Red Wing and homesteaded 160 acres in Holden Township, Goodhue County. Here he built a log cabin and lived the life of a bachelor. He had a pair of oxen and one cow.

He was a short, stockily built man with a straight back and a brisk walk. He was very handsome and weighed about 160 pounds. He was exceptionally shrewd in money matters and business deals and was never beat in any sort of deal. His was a suspicious nature and he was selfish and clever. He took special care of himself and saw to it that he got the best food at all times.

He was 37 years old when he married Anne Kjos, 21 years old, in 1869.

Transcribed by Mark Kevin Farmer, author unkown. 
QUAMME, Roar Olson (I21716)
 
4325 Called Rosa in the 1860 and 1870 censuses.

Living with her younger brother Ole Florand (who was born in Minnesota) in Frankford Township, Mower County, in the 1880 census. In an 1896 land use map of Frankford Twp in Mower County, O. O. Florand’s 160 acre farm was directly northeast of the Skogstad farm.

Ragnild was referred to in that census as “Rosy. O.”

SKOGSTAD, RAGNILD  

Minnesota Death Certificate ID# 1936-MN-009752   

 Date of Birth: not indexed
 Place of Birth: not indexed
 Mother Maiden Name: not indexed
 Date of Death: 06/23/1936
 County of Death: MOWER

Living with her daughter and family in Frankford Township in the 1930 census. She was a widow by that time.

Cemetery records say her death date was 3 June. 
FLORAND, Ragnild (I4485)
 
4326 Called Roy in the 1910 census.

Living with his parents at the time of the 1930 census.

In the 1940 census, he and Arla lived in White Plains, Westchester County, New York. They had no children. Five years earlier, they had both lived in Virginia in St. Louis County, Minnesota. Robert is a blacksmith in tunnel construction.

According to Veterans’ Memorial Hall, “Robert W. Orfald entered the Army on Feb. 23, 1943. He was a private in the continental U.S. and was separated on July 9, 1943.”

Robert, with his wife, accompanied his mother to her sister’s funeral.

Of Virginia at the time of his sister Ruth’s death.

Robert died of cancer. He worked at Virginia Ready-Mix. He lived at 325 S 8th Street South in Virginia, Minnesota. That was also the address shown for him when he was the informant for his mother’s death certificate.

His obituary was published on p. A4:3 of the March 6, 1982, edition of the Duluth News-Tribune:

Robert W. Orfald, 72, of Virginia, died Thursday at the Virginia Regional Medical Center. Arrangements are pending with the Cron-Harris-Clarke Funeral Home in Virginia. 
ORFALD, Robert William (I1313)
 
4327 Called Sarah in the 1880 census.

She is I22049 in Jim’s Valdres Slekt tree. He has her dying in Maynard on 2 Aug 1934.

She died as Sarah Lien, a single woman. She died from a cerebral hemorrhage. George Lien was the informant for the information in her death certificate. 
LIEN, Sigrid (Sarah) Endresdatter (I12367)
 
4328 Called Seagrave in the 1860 census.

Living with his father and stepmother in the 1880 census. He was a railroad employee.

He and his brother Cady were surveyors for the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul railroad in 1881.

An article in the Saint Paul Globe, 31 Dec 1887, says that Frank was unmarried and died in Minneapolis of consumption. 
SMITH, Frank P (I17956)
 
4329 Called Sigrid Nilsdatter of Veblensejet at the time of her marriage.

Called Sigrid Nilsdatter Leite Estrem in Find A Grave. 
VEFLEN, Sigrid Nilsdatter (I28320)
 
4330 Called Sigurd Olsen on the delayed birth certificate that his son Edgar had issued in 1962. VEBLEN, Lars Johan Sigurd Johansen Olsen (I28924)
 

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