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6971

From Find A Grave: “Urn was buried on her husband's lot-there is no marker for her.”

FITTS, Eileen Virginia (I36385)

6972

From FInd A Grave. It’s speculation that Waldo was a son of Frank. However, all of the Lentons in Norwich Cemetery are connected to Frank C.

LENTON, Waldo C (I19328)

6973

From Find A Grave. Not listed in MHS Death Index nor in Minnesota Births.

FLOM, Baby Girl (I19261)

6974

From French Family Tree.

JEVNE, Jøger Torgersen (I33076)

6975

From Frøsaker, Nes, Hallingdal.

FRØSAKER, Arne Bjørnson (I3520)

6976

From Fygle. Has other children from 75/2 Søre Givre.

NORDLAND, Knut Tordsson (I2460)

6977

from gravestone

SADDLER, Sarah A (I8091)

6978

From Groven and/or Steinsbakkadn on Qvien 96.

Soldier (musketér). He was a second son.

Referred to in some sources as Einar Halvorsen Groven Bonde.

Einar took a deed for 160 acres in Rice County, Minnesota, in March of 1855 and build a log house. He established the farm which would remain in his family until the present day.

From the book - HISTORY OF RICE COUNTY 1882:

WHEELING TOWNSHIP. EVER H. BONDE, deceased, was born in Norway, in December, 1800, and reared on a farm. He was united in marriage in 1835, with Miss Berret Bonde. They were blessed with five children, two of whom are living; Tosten and Halver. In 1849, Mr. Bonde emigrated to America, landed at Quebec and came directly to Wisconsin, settling in Port Washington, where he remained until the spring of 1854, then to Winnesheik county, Iowa, and from there to Rice county, where he took land. He improved the land and built a log house in which he lived until his death, which occurred in 1875. His wife died two years later, seventy-five years of age. Their oldest son, Tosten, was born in Norway, on the 12th of January, 1843, came to America with his parents and made his home with them. He was married in April, 1867, to Miss Ingebor Oleson. They have been blessed with seven children; Edward, who died the 5th of April, 1882, fourteen years and three months old; Thomas, who died in 1870, two years old; Thomas, Barnard, Oscar, who died on the 28th of March, 1882, five yearsof age; Annie, and Albert, who died on the 5th of April, 1882, one year old. Mr. Bonde now occupies the old homestead. In 1870, he built a barn 35x57 feet, and in 1875, he erected the stone house in which they now live. He has been elected to offices of trust in the town, and is Justice of the Peace at present. His brother, Halver, lives in Swift county.

GROVEN, Einar Halvorsen (I35357)

6979

From Hemsedal.

Her year of birth is shown as 1834 in the 1900 Norwegian census. The bygdebøk also says she was born in 1834. She died in 1927.

BAKKE, Sigrid Jørgensdatter (I432)

6980

from her confirmation record, birth record not available on Digitalarkivet

STEILE, Berith Bøyesdatter (I43080)