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8431

He is shown as surviving his sister Josephine DeFrange who died in Oklahoma in December of 2004.

CRISPY, John M (I17764)

8432

He is sometimes confused with #39157.

HAMRE, John (I40688)

8433

He is sometimes confused with #40688.

In the 1900 census, he and his wife (Anna Louise would still hve been pregnant) live in Granite Falls on the Chippewa County side. He is also a dry goods merchant. His wife’s little brother Bertie is shown as living with the couple and working as a clerk and runner of the delivery wagon.

In the 1910 census (mis-indexed as Hariese instead of Hamre), he is a retail merchant of a general store in Granite Falls. He and his family live on the Yellow Medicine County side of the city.

In the 1920 census, he and his family live in Velva in McHenry County, North Dakota. He is the proprietor of a grocery store. The household includes a servant, 27 year-old Ruby Williams.

In the 1930 census, he and his wife and their son lived in Hemet, California, where they owned and operated a grocery store. Included in their household were two lodgers: Louise and Mary Venable, ages 18 and 16, respectively.

HAMRE, John J (I39157)

8434

He is Svein Torsteinson Hegge, I17479, in Jim’s VS.

HEGGE, Sven Torsteinson (I2333)

8435

He is the “Andrew Ellestad” who Rose refers to in her interview with Evey in the early 1970s. Andrew went to South Dakota with Erick Thompson and Tom Thompson in the mid 1880s. Later Andrew went to Clarissa and was probably the reason that Erick Thompson and family moved to Clarissa.

Rose maintained that her uncle Tom Thompson and Tom’s wife Rangdi Ellestad (Andrew Ellestad’s sister) were 2nd cousins. _That_ implies that either Anne Endrisdatter Baggethun or Ole Vilhelmsen Ellestad were first cousins of Andrew Thompson or Rangdi Kvale. None of that is true.

He is the 69 year-old Endrew Ellestad, husband of Sigrid, father of Evelyn and Clara, living in Clarissa, Todd County, Minnesota, in the 1930 census. He was born in Norway and came to the U.S. in 1882. Endrew was a dairy farmer.

He is the 58 year-old E. O. Ellestad, a carpenter in the village of Clarissa in the 1920 census. He came to the U.S. in 1885.

In the 1910 census, he is a widower in Todd County. His three children are liing with him.

In the 1900 census, he is probably Andrew Ellested living in Ward Twp, Todd County, born Mar 1861 in Norway. He is the husband of Ingebor and the father of Stella, John, and Cora. He came to the U.S. in 1883.

In the 1895 state census, he is living in Eureka Twp, Dakota County. The household consists of Andrew, 33, Ingebor M., 25, Estella, 4, John O., 2, and Cora, 6 months.

The informant for his death certificate was William Duda of Clarissa. (The Dudas lived one farm away from Endre and Ole in the 1910 census. William was 14 years old.) Endre had been in the U.S. for 38 years.

Endre died of stomach cancer.

Endre Olsen was confirmed in Vestre Slidre on 18 Jun 1876. The entry in church book says he was born on 14 Mar 1861, baptized on 28 Jul and there are some other notations that I don’t understand. His farm name is Bagetun Vang Ellestad and his parents were Ole Vilhelmson and Anne Endresdatter.

Sponsors for his baptism were Randi Wilhelmsdatter Lund, Gunhild Andersdatter Ellingboe, Sigrid Jørgensdatter Ellingboe, Endre Johnson Bagethun, and John Endressen Bagethun.

The 42 year-old widower Endre Olsen Ellestad of Clarissa, Minnesota, entered the U.S. at New York aboard the S.S. Celtic on 25 April 1903 following a ten-day voyage from Liverpool. He was still a citizen of Norway. Traveling with him was his brother Ole and their nephew, 22 year-old Ole Knudsen Ellestad of Vestre Slidre.

ELLESTAD, Endre O (I280)

8436

He is the “V. Williamson” born on 7 October 1895 in Stella, Cowlitz County, Washington. He was the sixth child born to his mother. His parents were Ida Wiest, 22, born in Pennsylvania, and W. H. Williamson, 35, a farmer, born in Wisconsin.

He is listed in the 1910 census but not thereafter.

WILLIAMSON, George O (I13839)

8437

He is the 14 year-old Anders Evensen, son of Even and Ingeborg, living on Ellingboe in the 1801 census.

ELLINGBØ, Andris Eivinsson (I6205)

8438

He is the Anders, son of Tomas, on Vang B, p. 191. That entry for Anders (Andris) does not mention Thora Haugen, nor does it mention that Anders emigrated. It does, however, point out that Anders was unmarried, at least while he was in Norway, and that he had two illegitimate sons, each named Ola. The first Ola, b. 1852, was with Anne Tomasdatter Jøvne, the second Ola, b. 1857, was with Anne Knutsdatter Lieiga.

He was one of the initial contributors to St. Olaf College and the construction of Old Main.

REMMEN, Anders Thomasen (I32895)

8439

He is the elder of the two Gudbrand Torleivsons born to Torleiv and Anne.

DALE, Gudbrand Torleivson (I16590)

8440

He is the Erik Andersen, b. 1822, living as a husmand med jord on Pilstøn in Næs in the 1865 census. His wife was Angnet Larsdatter, b. 1822, and their sons were Andreas Eriksen, b. 1849, and Lars Eriksen, b. 1852. All born in Næs.

In the 1875 census, they were still on Pilstøen in Nes. Erik is now shown as b. 1821, Agneth Larsd in 1829, and Andrias in 1849. Lars is not listed with this family. Andrias’s occupation is trader of some sort.

He was on Eskerud at the time that he married Agnethe Larsdatter.

Jorunn says that he was a farmer on Pilstoen in 1865 and 1875. In 1880 he bought Bratlie. His sons sold the place after their parents’ death.

ESKERUD, Erich Andersen (I4180)