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8941

He was bonde og gaard beboer on Eichum Indre at the time of the 1801 census.

EIKUM, Mons Monsen Schancke (I26431)

8942

He was born 14 Sep 1943.

Apparently and Air Force Veteran.

He lives in Florida.

STADLER, Richard Joel (I33228)

8943

He was born and died at the U.S. Army’s station hospital at Fort Snelling.

MAYER, Baby Boy (I15647)

8944

He was born Endre Mattias Halseide. According to Espen, Endre came to Minneapolis before 1900 and worked for a railroad.

In the 1940 census, Andrew lived in a house he owned at 4228 30th Avenue South in Minneapolis. He was 68 years old and still worked as a machinist helper for a railroad. Living with him were his wife Marie, 57, born in Sweden, his sons Edwin and William, ages 29 and 26, and his daughter Eleanor, 24. They had all lived in the same house in 1935. Edwin worked for a railroad as a helper in the stores department. William was an assistant purchasing agent for a utility company (most likely Northern States Power, the utility in Minneapolis). Eleanor was a waitress at a tavern.

In the 1930 census, Andrew lived with Marie, Edwin, William, and Eleanor at 4228 30th. He and Marie had married when he was 36 and she was 26. In this census, Marie was born in Norway. Andrew came to the U.S. in 1890 and Marie in 1905. Edwin was a grinder for an optical eye glass company. William was an office clerk for a machine company.

HANSON, Andrew M (I20064)

8945

He was born Ericson and that is the spelling of the last name used by his father.

On February 11, 1974, then a 30 year-old policeman for Blaine, Minnesota, he stole $800 worth of tools from an auto body shop. Authorities said he was on duty at the time of the early-morning break-in. He was arrested and charged with felonious theft and burglary. He had been a Blaine policeman for 8 years. He resigned from the Blaine police force on the day of his arrest, February 14, 1974.

Lived in Gainesville, Georgia, in 1993. At that time, his wife’s name was Patricia.

ERICSON, Lyle Eugene (I12991)

8946

He was born Fredrick Stanley Dose to a woman whose maiden name was Scherer. The family was still called Dose in the 1930 census when they lived in Watertwon, South Dakota.

In the 1943 Spokane city directory, he and Hilder lived at 2324 College Avenue, apartment 4. He was a carpenter for SPAD.

He was a Captain CE USAR in World War II. “BSM & 2 OLC.” In the headstone application, completed by Mrs. Stanley Dosey, he served in the Army Corps of Engineers, Co. A, 95th Combat Engineers. He had enlisted on 16 Nov 1944 and was discharged on 5 Dec 1945.

The Army enlistment records show that he also enlisted on 2 Nov 1942 in Spokane. He was a carpenter in civilian life.

According to laurelee59: He was drafted as a private, took basic training at Camp White in Oregon, was Shipped to Northern Africa for more training and then on to Italy. He fought with the Combat Engineers in the Po River Valley in Italy. He was decorated three times for heroism; two Bronze stars and the Oak Leaf Cluster. He also got a field commission, promoted from Staff Sergeant to 2nd Lieutenant, “pinned” by General Mark Clark. He was discharged after the war was over, but stayed in the reserves and was called back for Korea where he served as a Company Commander and trained his troops for combat. He didn’t go overseas that time. He was discharged a Captain.

DOSEY, Stanley Fred (I21206)

8947

He was born in “Drammen” according to his death certificate.

LOE, Christ A (I18027)

8948

he was born in Kristiansund according to information that Ever provided for Halvor’s death certificate

EVERSON, Halvor (I119)

8949

He was born in Sweden.

In the 1910 census, he was a butcher in a meat market.

GUSTAFSON, Victor F (I14584)

8950

He was born on Lokreim. His baptismal sponsors were Kari Anfindsdatter Jevne, Sigri Gullichsdatter Berge, Ole Knudsen Jevne, Ole Guttormsen Helle, and Knud Endresen Rudi.

At the time of his confirmation in 1835, he was Ole Thronsen Tvedt.

In the Kvie section of Vang C (p. 155), he is Ola Trondsson Høltun, Kjøs. He has the name shown in his main entry at p. 103. He was a husmann at Søre Hølta, a husmannsplas on Kjøs 94/2 Sygarde, after 1848.

He is called Ole Thronsen Kjøsejet in his son Thron’s birth record.

In the 1865 census, he was Ole Trondsson, age 47, a husmand med jord on Kjøs nedre in Hurum in Vang. Also part of the household were his parents, Trond Johannessen, Føderaadsmand, age 81, and Marith Trondsdatter, age 80. Kari Trondsdatter, age 44 and unmarried, and Marith Eivindsdatter, age 17, and daughter of Kari, also lived in the household. Kari was Trond and Marith’s daughter.

STAMPUN, HÆN, Ola Trondsson (I25621)