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8571

He may be the Fredrick Crook of Readstown who married Edith Ward and had children Betty, Patricia, Dorothy, Doris, Lois, Lynn, Clyde, Fredrick, Gerald, and William.

CROOK, Fred (I20237)

8572

He may be the Hans Knutson Rauk of the Vang Congregation who was one of the initial contributors to St. Olaf College and the construction of Old Main.

RAUK, Hans A Knudtson (I23336)

8573

He may be the Harold Berg Kildahl who attended the St. Olaf Academy from 1888 to 1892 and St. Olaf College from 1892 to 1895, graduating from both institutions.

He was a member of Trønderlag of America in 1910. This was (and still is) the bygdelag for emigrants and their descendants from the Trøndelag region of Norway. Rev. Harald B. Kildahl, of 729 W. Wrigletwood in Chicago and from Namdalseidet, was listed in the Trønderlaget’s 1910 yearbook. In that yearbook, Rev. Harald is shown as having emigrated to the U.S. in 1866.

Rev. Harold B. Kildahl, b. ca 1865 in Norway, lived with his family in Chicago in the 1910 census. Harold B. and his family (including Jr.) live in Minneapolis in the 1920 and 1930 censuses where the older Harold is a clergyman. In the 1920 census, Harold is a clergyman for the “Board of Charities.” In the 1920 and 1930 censuses, Harold and family live at 3336 Longfellow in south Minneapolis.

His usual residence at death was 2330 Hendon Avenue, St. Paul. He was a pastor, with a Doctor of Divinity degree, in the Lutheran church. He died of cerebral thrombosis, arterial sclerosis, and senility. The informant for his death certificate was Mrs. Nicoline C. Allen of 11038 27th Avenue NE in Seattle.

Harold Berg Kildahl, supposedly the son of John and Bertha, died 4 Oct 1945 in Hennepin County. He is buried in Oaklawn Cemetery in Northfield (Section L) “with Johan Nathan Kildahl.” That Harold is shown as “D.D.” in the Minnesota death index (1945-MN-022136).

KILDAHL, Harold B (I14251)

8574

He may be the John Miller born on this date who died in Jul 1972 in Nevada.

MILLER, John Matthew (I20406)

8575

He may be the Knut Nilsen Gaasedelen, who, with his wife Sophie Anderson, is shown as the parent of the child named Maren, b. 25 March, who was baptized at the Greenfield Lutheran Church in Harmony, Minnesota, on 21 May 1871. Nils Nilsen Gaasedelen, who, with Aasne Herbjørnsdatter, is shown as the parent of the child named Martin, b. 18 April, who was also baptized at that church on 21 May.

GAASEDELEN, Knut Nilsen (I24264)

8576

He may be the Knut Tasa who attended the St. Olaf Academy starting in the 1880-1881 school year.

TASA, Knute Johan (I14346)

8577

He may be the Lawrence Iverson who died in Flandreau, Moody County, South Dakota, in October of 1982. That Lawrence was born 4 April 1910.

IVERSON, Lawrence E (I11986)

8578

He may be the Lawrence R Livesay, b. ca 1948, who married Patricia L Sheets in San Diego on 31 Oct 1969.

LIVESAY, Lawrence (I40940)

8579

He may be the Nils Nilsen Gaasedelen, who, with Aasne Herbjørnsdatter, is shown as the parent of the child named Martin who was baptized at the Greenfield Lutheran Church in Harmony, Minnesota, on 21 May 1871. Knut Nilsen Gaasedelen, and his wife Sophie Anderson, also had a child baptized at that church on 21 May: Maren, b. 25 March.

GAASEDELEN, Nils Nilsen (I24263)

8580

He may be the Olaf Ellingboe listed in the 1910 Minneapolis city directory. That Olaf was a packer living at 507 S 10th.

He registered for the draft on September 12, 1918, in Benson, Minnesota. He lists Mrs. Even Ellingboe of Route 3, Murdock, as his nearest relative. His address is also Route 3, Murdock. He is of medium height and build with blue eyes and brown hair.

Single and living with his mother in Kerkhoven Twp in the 1920 census.

Couldn’t find him in the 1930 census.

ELLINGBOE, Olaf E (I5119)