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8451

He is Torstein Nilsen Flaten, I7030, in Jim’s VS.

He is the Tosten, son of Nels Christopherson and Berith Tostensdatter “Böesjet” born in Vang on 13 Nov 1848 and baptized on 31 Dec 1848.

In the 1880 census he was Torstein (”Sorstein”) Flaten or Flaton, 31, living in Minneapolis (”Lower Levee”) with his wife Rangdi, 23, and their three daughters Bertha, 5, Margaret, 2, and Annie, 4 months (born in January). Torstein is a carpenter.

He is shown in the 1885 state census as T. N. Flaten, living in Minneapolis. The household is himself, 35, “Maude”, 30, Bertie, 10, Dorothea, 8, Nellie, 5, and Nels, 2.

The 1895 census showed that he had been in Minnesota for 26 years which would be consistent with him and Randi emigrating in 1869. Tosten was a dairyman and he and his family lived at 1604 East Lake Street. The household consisted of himself, 47, Randa, 40, Bertha, 20, Margarite, 18, Nellie, 15, Balder, 7, Nordie, 7, Walter, 5, and Mable, 2.

FLATEN, Tosten N (I12829)

8452

He is Torstein Trondsen Bø in Jim’s VS (I10669) and Jim’s Ellingboe tree (I8735).

Born on the north farm, Nørdre Bø, 23/1.

Last name Steile at confirmation.

Emigrated in March 1852. Bought 80 acres in 1854. Was in Two Rivers in 1856.

He was a farmer (as Tors Thompson) in Gibson Twp in the 1860 census.

Jim’s notes in VS: He arrived in USA in 1852, and farmed at Two Rivers, WI 1856 and Gibson, WI. He was killed in an accident in the woods sometime before 1870. Tosten wrote and signed paragraph in Christopher Ellingboe's Amerika Brev 1854.

ELLINGBØ (THOMPSON), Torstein Trondsen (I12029)

8453

He is Trond Iverson Syndrol in Jim’s Ellingboe tree.

In the 1870 census, he is probably the 25 year-old Thrond Iverson, a farm laborer on the Hoover Knudson farm in Winneshiek County, Iowa.

In the 1880 census, he, as T I Sondrold, and his wife and three sons lived in Buse Twp, Otter Tail County. His wife was Caroline C, age 26, born in Iowa.

In the 1900 census, he was Trond Iverson. He and his family still farmed in Buse Twp.

From the Hills Crescent, courtesy of Katherine:

June 20, 1905
Thrond Iverson and wife of Fergus Falls are visiting with the formers brother, Nels Iverson, and family, and will remain until after the 4th.

March 13, 1913
Nels Iverson departed for Fergus Falls, MN, Saturday morning to attend the funeral of his brother Thrond, which was held Monday. Deceased was seventy years old, and is the only brother of Nels. He leaves a wife, six daughters and three sons to mourn his death. Mr. Iverson was also a brother of Mrs. H. Haraldson.

SONDROL, Thrond Iverson (I12868)

8454

He is Trond Jensen Skjerva, I28441, in Jim’s VS.

OPDAHL, Thrond Jenson (I23667)

8455

He is Trond Østeinson Bø, I6878, in Jim’s VS. He is Trond Øysteinsson Ellingbøe, I1341, in Jim’s Ellingboe tree.

Emigrated 29 Mar 1853. Bought farm near Dennison, Minnesota. Traveled back to Vang in 1868 and at that time married Marit Nilsdotter, then returned to America. It was said that there were so many Ellingboes in the Dennison area that the family changed their name to Austinson.

Also from Jim’s site: "He was crippled by an accident, when he fell and hit his knee. He walked on crutches from then on. He is buried at Vang."

He was Trond Ostenson in the 1870 census. He and his family lived in Warsaw Twp, Goodhue County.

He was Thrond Onstenson in the 1875 state census. He and his family lived in Warsaw Twp, Goodhue County.

He was Trond Ostenson in the 1880 census. He and his family farmed in Warsaw Twp, Goodhue County. Living with the family at that time was Mary’s brother Nels Steile, age 27, “laborer.”

He was Trond Ellingboe in the 1885 state census. The family lived in Goodhue County.

He was Trond Ostenson in the 1895 state census. He and his family lived in Warsaw Twp, Goodhue County.

He was Trond Ostinson in the 1900 census. He and his family lived on a farm in Warsaw Twp although he has no occupation.

He was Thrond Austinson in the 1905 state census. He and his wife lived in the village of Dennison with their son Nels and daughter Minnie. Either living with them or next door was their daughter Sigri and her husband John Norswing.

Cemetery gravestone says b. 1831, d. 1917. Buried as Thrond Austinson Ellingboe.

BÖE ELLINGBØE, Trond Øysteinsson (I2863)

8456

He is Trond Torsteinsen (Ellingbø) Bø, I8738, in Jim’s VS, no parents shown.

It is unlikely but he may be a child of Torstein Finnkjelson and Ambjørg Eivindsdatter Ellingbø. Neither Jim’s VS nor his Ellingboe tree includes Trond as a child of that couple.

He and Marit were on Flaten in the 1801 census and had had no children.

Trond Torstensen (I12027)

8457

He is Vincent Laurence in Minnesota Births and Christenings.

He was not included in the 1900 census and was age 9 in the 1910 census so his birthdate must have been in 1901 if it was in March.

Lawrence registered for the draft on September 12, 1918, at the Metropolitan Bank Building on the corner of 2nd Avenue S. and 6th Street. He was a student at St. Thomas College in St. Paul although he gave as his permanent address the residence of his parents at 3537 West 28th Street in Minneapolis. Lawrence was described as slender and of medium height with grey eyes and dark hair.

In the 1930 census, he and Myrtle and their daughter Joan and Myrtle’s mother Clara Bray live in south Minneapolis. Vincent was an insurance adjuster. He was not a veteran.

MOUSSEAU, Lawrence Vincent (I5615)

8458

He isn’t mentioned in Hans Findell’s death article so he must have died before 1912.

In the 1880 census, he is probably the John Findall, age 33, a farmer in Spring Vale Twp. His wife is Christine, age 28, and their children are John, 2, and Daniel, 1.

FINDELL, Jonas (I30459)

8459

He later married a Peggy, his widow and his wife at the time of the death of his daughter in 1995.

BUNDY, Ruel Dennis (I34913)

8460

He later married a Ruby.

KVILL, Walter F (I41667)