Notes

[NI42] Src:S Munthe

[NI189] Ingegrigt was born July 21, 1820 at Hoye, which is believed to be a farm near Avaldsness on the island of Karmoy just across the sound from Haugesund, Norway. He came to the USA from Stavanger on the ship "Ebenezer" (Captained by H. C. Clausen) which landed in New Youk June 15, 1849. The passenger list shows "Brugt Ammundsen, 29, male". Despite the discrepancey in spelling it seems certain that the "Brugt Ammundsen" is Ingebrigt because in other independent information he left Norway in 1849 and in that year he would have been 29. There is no information concerning Ingegright's reasons for leaving Norway, nor for his reasons or means of arriving in Albion, Dane County, Wisconsin. It is not known when he arrived in Albion. He married Abel Catherine (von Krogh) Anderson on March 18, 1854. She was a widow with eight children; six of whom were still living with her on the homestead which she and her first husband established in 1841. The farm was just south of the little settlement of Hillside, Wisconsin at the junction of Hillside Road and Dane County Trunk A. It is of interest to note, in studying the lineage of Ingebrigt and Bjorn, (the first husband) that they had common ancestors in at least one line of descent.

[NI194] Divorced on January 28, 1972.

[NI197] Deborah is an adopted child.

[NI198] Scott is an adopted child.

[NI203] Divorced from Glenice in 1965.

[NI204] Karina was the sixth child of Hans and Karen Olson, who migrated to this country in 1852. They left Christiania (Oslo) in May and reached Cambridge, Wisconsin in August, where they resided until their death with the exception of about six months in the village of Clinton, now known as Rockdale. Karina attended the Common School at Cambridge, a Select School and when fifteen became a teaacher. Later she taught in a school near Whitewater and a Select School in Cambridge. After their marriage, Karina and Rasmus lived in Albion. From the time Rasmus became an instructor at the University of Wisconsin, her home was in Madison with the exception of four summers and one winter passed in Copenhagen during the period when Professor Anderson was US Minister. Mrs. Anderson enjoyed the reputation of being one of the best cooks and housekeepers in Madison. She was a member of the Madison Woman's Club and was instrumental in organizing the Gudrid Reading Circle, whose first meetings were held in her home. She was also at one time Secretary of the Viking Daughters of Madison. Their home was called "Aasgaard" (dwelling place of Norse Gods).

[NI260] still living - details excluded

[NI335] Divorced from Thomas at some unknown date.

[NI338] Rasmus received his first formal education at the log school house which his father had built near their home and, during one year, was privileged to study with the children of Pastor A. C. Preus who were privately taught by a tutor from Norway. At the age of fourteen he left home to clerk at his brother Andrew's store in Milwaukee. For his services, he received his board and to obtain spending money he peddled apples. After a year in Milwaukee and in La Crescent, Minnesota where he also clerked in a store, his mother make arrangements for him to further his education at the Half Way Creek Lutheran Academy near LaCrosse. The following fall he became a student at Luther College in Decorah. In 1866 when Rasmus had almost completed the six-years course in three and one-half years, he led a student mutiny against severe regulations and poor living conitions which resulted in his explusion from college. It is interesting to note that years later after many publications and upon his return from Denmark as our U. S. Minister, he was invited to lecture at Luther College in the Spring of 1890 by the same president who formerly expelled him. He was introduced by President Larsen, the students demonstrated in his honor, and a formal reception was given for him. The following September, he received a BA degree from the college, thus graduating retroactively as a member of its first class of 1866. Not long after his expulsion, we find him appointed as instructor of Greek and Modern Languages at Albion Academy, a Baptist school only three miles from his Koshkonong home. During his three years at Albion he raised the enrollment of Norwegian students to such an extent that President P. A. Chadbourne of the University of Wisconsin made a effort to hire him. A year later, Rasmus accepted this position and left Albion to become the first Wisconsin-born professor at that University. In the Spring of 1870, Rasmus organized the first class in Norwegian taught in this or any other American university. In the meantime he had become deeply interested in Norwegian history and literature and was determined to bring these subjects into the university curriculum. His friend, Ole Bull, the world-famous violinist who lived in Madison at that time, helped to further the project by giving a concert in behalf of the Scandinavian Library at the University. The $1,000 netted at this time enabled Professor Anderson to obtain books while on a trip to Norway with Bull the following summer. As a Result of the growth of the library, the increased interest of university students in Scandinavian languages, and the popularity of Rasmus' own translations and writings, the Regents created a chair of Scandinavian Languages and Literature and Rasmus, at age 28, became the head of the department - holding the position from 1875 to 1883. Rasmus resigned from the university in 1883, continuing his writing and engaging in the insurance business. Later the University of Wisconsin honored him with an LL degree. In 1885 he was appointed U. S. Minister to Denmark by President Grover Cleveland in which office he served until 1889. Regarding his stay in Copenhagen, he commented, "It was a wonderful opportunity. My position opened archives to which otherwise I might not have had access. I studied and in four years published nine volumes, brought out simultaneously in London, Denmark, Norway, and the United States." As an author, his first publication to attract attention was "America Not Discovered By Columbus" in which he supported the claim made for Leif Erikson and his Norsemen as discoverers of the North American continent in 1000 AD. Most impressive of all his works was the Norroena Library, a subscription edition of fifteen volumes containing translations of most notable Scandinavian literature from earlier times. Of this, Professor Anderson was Editor-in-chief. Probably the greatest in importance and certainly in popularity is his "Norse Mythology", published in America in 1875. He also published the story of his own life. In all he published sixty books. Upon his return from Europe, Rasmus published the Norwegian weekly newspaper, Amerika, from 1898 to 1922. He was also the President of the Wisconsin Life Insurance Company from 1895 to 1923. His main ambitions in life were to better educational advantages for Scandinavian-Americans (in which he succeeded during his earlier years at Albion Academy and at the University of Wisconsin) and to distribute throughout the world the folklore, the literature, and the history of the Scandinavians (at which he worked successfully throughout his life). Professor Anderson was in great demand as a lecturer, particularly for Scandinavian groups and literary societies. At age 16, he gave the 4th of July speech at his home town celebration during the Civil War. Rasmus spoke many languages and various dialects. His Norwegian, Danish, and Swedish flowed as easily as English, and he had no difficulty in Icelandic, German, and Bohemian. His ability to memorize was profound. He could recite over one hundred poems in various languages, some of them of great length. At Luther College he memorized 750 lines of Greek just to show his classmates that he could do it. Professor Anderson was called "the Father of the Leif Erikson movement in America" as a result of his struggle with the help of Ole Bull and others to obtain just recognition for this adventurous Norseman. Leif Erikson is now given due recognition in our history books and Oct. 9th has been established as Leif Erikson Day both here and in Norway. Rasmus made thousands of friends, many of whom have their names written indelibly on the pages of history. He knew intimately not only Ole Bull, but Bjornstjerne Bjornson, Henrik Ibsen, John Greenleaf Whittier, Edward Everett Hale, and other noted in the world of letters. He played whist with Cyrus W. Field, knew John Ericsson, the inventor of the Monitor, was acquainted with Walt Whitman and Thomas A. Edison. He dined and visited with Henry Wadsworth Longfellow at his home in Cambridge, read part of his own book at Longfellow's home when Oliver Wendell Holmes and James Russell Lowell were present. He asked Longfellow to write a poem on Madison's four lakes and had his request fulfilled. He met Alexander the third of Russia, sipped 200-year-old Rosenburg wine at the royal table in Denmark and beat King Edward the Seventh of England in a game of whist, winning one hundred pounds from him. He knew Mark Twain, Sarah Bernhart and met Kaiser Wilheim and Czar Nicolas the Second of Russia who tried his tricks of magic on Rasmus. About Grieg, he told the following incident. "I visited Edvard Grieg in his cottage near Bergen in Norway. And I told him that I wondered how he managed to get his melodies and harmonies on paper." "I will show you," he said. He placed music paper, pen and ink on a small table in front of the piano. He seated himself at the instrument. He whistled a few bars, then played them on the piano. Then set them down with pen on the music paper. He filled two pages. "I will dedicate them to you" he said. "No," I said, "while I am in Norway having a good time, Mrs. Anderson is in America; dedicate them to her. And that he did."

[NI389] still living - details excluded

[NI418] 1920 ansatt i sin fars agenturfirma "P. Meidell". 1938 kontorsjef i firmaet.
1940 disponent for Sigerfjord Sildindustri. 1948 eget agentur i Oslo i
amerikansk råtobakk.

[NI440] Jens F Stoltenberg , second oldest son of Jens and Anne Erlan Stoltenberg was born in Tromso Norway on May 31 1861 and died on October 12 1919 in Savanna Illinois. He immigrated along with his parents and two brothers to the United States in 1865 and settled in Chicago Illinois. The family lived at 161 N Ada st. His father died in 1870 when he was nine yrs old. Nothing is known of his early life in Chicago. On October 6 1881 he married Nellie E McGregor age 19 in Chicago Illinois. The 1883 Chicago street guide lists Jens as living at 313 W Ohio st in Chicago and his occupation as Fireman (railroad). The Chicago Death Index for 1889 lists the death of a Robert R Stoltenberg age 14 months on April 17 1889. Place of death is 313 W Ohio st. Our records show that Jens was still living at, and possibly owned that residence at that time. In 1894 or 95 he married Jennie S Bazarek age 22. Jennie was born in Beaver Dam Wisconsin in 1873, the daughter of Antone and Anna Pisarek. Their first child was Ruth Ann b. 1895 in Chicago followed by Grace in 1897 (Grace died at age 6 months). Lester N in 1899 and James F in 1901. Sometime in 1902 they moved to Savanna Illinois where their last child Webster W. would be born. The 1900 U S Census lists Jens occupation as that of a Railroad Engineer and living at 313 W Ohio st. in Chicago. The 1910 U S Census shows his occupation as Railroad Fireman and residence on Adams st. in Savanna Illinois. Jens or James as he was then known by, died at 12:50 pm on October 12 1919 at 509 Chicago st. Savanna Illinois, and is buried in the Stoltenberg Family Plot in the Savanna Community Cemetery. Jennie died in 1951 in Detroit Michigan and is buried next to Jens. Jennie was Jens second wife, information on her can be found by clicking on the file index and look under Nellie McGregor.

[NI455] Timothy is an adopted child.

[NI572] 5 kids

[NI661] Ruth is an adopted child.

[NI668] Divorced from Reginald some time after 1946.

[NI674] Abel studied theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri and was ordained a minister of the gospel at Lodi, Wisconsin in 1874. He was pastor at Muskegon, Michigan for thirteen years during which time he was a delegate to th Republican National Convention in Chicago in 1884 from the Ninth District of Michigan. He was called to Montevideo, Minnesota in 1887 where he served as teacher of Ancient and Modern Languages at Windom College and also pastor of the Synode Norwegian Lutheran Church from 1888 to 1919 which then merged to become Our Savior s Lutheran of the present day. Abel then retired to Minneapolis where he often assisted at Central Lutheran Church. Abel's church at Montevideo, in which numerous family members were baptised and married, is in the "Chippewa City" Pioneer Village on the outskirts of Montevideo at the junction of Minnesota Highway #7 and US #59.

[NI675] Mary was the daughter of Hans and Karen Olson of Camnbridge and a sister of the wives of Rasmus Anderson and Albert Amundson.

[NI686] Marilee is an adopted child from her mother's first marriage.

[NI696] Divorced from Walther in January, 1927.

[NI748] Postal Clerk in Tromso. Later Postmester in Svolvaer (Lofoten).

[NI749] Ship's pilot in Bergens and Nordenfjeldske Dampskibsselskab.

[NI750] 4 daughters.

[NI751] 6 children.

[NI752] Merchant in Stamsund (Lofoton). Aegteskabet Haevet.

[NI754] Medindehaver of Moderens Boutique. Unmarried.

[NI755] 5 children.

[NI756] Merchant in Brettesnaes (Lofoten).

[NI757] Medindehaver of Moderens Boutique. Unmarried.

[NI758] Medindehaver of Moderens Boutique. Unmarried.

[NI760] Medindehaver of Moderens Boutique. Unmarried.

[NI761] Merchant in Dverberg (Vesteraaten).

[NI762] 4 children.

[NI789] Fogd i Ytre Sogn 1683, vicelagmand i Bergen 1700, justitiarius i
Overhofretten i Christiania 11705, medlem av Slotsloven. Etatsraad og adlet
1712 med navnet Blixencrone. (Norsk Biografisk Lexicon II, s. 29)
Han var gift 4 ganger og fikk 1 sønn og 3 døtre med kone nr. 2.

[NI800] Somand that Rejse from England til Tromso.

[NI801] Lived in Tromso as a widow. In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Maren is listed as follows: Christine, dau of Soren b. and Hariette Normann, unmarried, b. 1847 in Tromso. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, Maren is listed as follows: Christine Mack, wife, b. 1847 in Tromso.

[NI802] Baker, later brewery owner and Mineralvands manufacturer. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, Ludwig is listed as follows: Ludw. Markus Mack, head of household, married, houseowner, b. 1842 in Tromso. In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Ludvig is listed as follows: Lud. Markus Mack, son of Gerog And. Lud. Mack and Christine Holst, unmarried, Journeyman baker, b. 1842 in Tromso. Note: Heiberg family history lists Maren Normann as Ludvig Markus Mack's mother. Maren may in fact be Frd. Chr. Mack's mother since there is five years between him and Ludvig.

[NI803] Master brewer. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, George is listed as follows: Georg Mack, son, b. 1870 in Tromso.

[NI804] 9 children.

[NI805] 3 children. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, Harriet is listed as follows: "Hariet" Mack, dau, b. 1871 in Tromso.

[NI808] Olbrygger. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, Markus is listed as follows: Markus Mack, son, b. 1874 in Tromso.

[NI809] 6 children.

[NI811] Auditor. Unmarried.

[NI812] Unmarried, later in 1906 a farmer in America.

[NI813] 7 children.

[NI814] Direktor in til S Tromso Olbryggeri and Mineralvands factory.

[NI815] Office manager s.St. Unmarried.

[NI817] 3 children.

[NI819] Student in Tromso 1904, statsokonomisk. Graduated 1909, Manager of Tromso Private bank 1917, Inspecter v.Sparebankvaesenet for Finance department 1922.

[NI822] Emigrated to Australia in 1872. Farmer, later employee in Departementet in Sidney, now a Pensioner there. In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Martinus is listed as follows: Martinus, son of Soren B. and Hariette Normann, unmarried, b. 1851 in Tromso.

[NI823] 1 son who died young.

[NI826] entered St Clare Cloister in Odense under the name of Clara, but left there in 1532 under royal permission; had a child; had no children according to

[NI827] of Sinding, of the Hardenberger Family no children according to

[NI828] in 1569 at Eskestrup

[NI829] described as a 'handsome learned man'; of Aasmark

[NI831] of L¯vested

[NI847] His older brother was the noted astronomer Tyge Brahe, born 14-DEC-1546 in Knudstrup, died 24-OCT-1601 in Prag.

[NI855] Anders fikk tilsammen 27 barn med sine hustruer.

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[NI856] !Sagnomsuste borgfrue paa Asdal i Jylland. En rik og mektig slekt - tildels benevnt som Sappi, men som senere etter dens merkelige - i dansk norsk heraldik enestaende vaapen kalt Panter. Hun hadde 6 brodre som alle dode i ung alder og hun var derfor arving til hele formuen. (Slektsbok om Viffert Seefeldts 32 ahner, av Axel Urne til Brobygaard, 1589-1653.) Hun ble bortfort av sin forste ektemann. Han stakk ned hennes kjoressvend mens de var ute og red og stakk av med Johanne. Etter 2 ekteskap levde hun alene som mektig og myndig borgfrue og herskerinne paa Asdal. Hennes lange enkestand, hennes store barneflokk og rikdom, og som Thiset sier, visstnok ogsaa fremdragende personlige egenskaper gjorde henne til den sagnfigur hun senere ble, den vidtberomte Johanne til Asdal, som "sad i rigets raad og red med 24 svende". Nu - riksraad ble hun vel aldri - men sikkert er det, at hun i et dokument fra 1462 kalles hovedsmann (!) i Vendsyssel og at hun nevnes foran Biskoppen av Borglum. 1479 dode hun, gammel og mett av dage. Axel Urne beretter i sin forannevnte slektsbok "Fru Johanne Nielsdatter (!) her Niels Ericsen aff Asdal er begravit i Duholms closters kierke i Mors, hvor til hun gods haver givet; paa ligstenen staae de Banners, hendis husbonds vaaben, oc hendis egit, nemlig de Sappiers vaaben, cam epitaphio ut seqvitur:

"Anno post semel M.c.c. (!) bix & sex Hans petram Domina in sculpsit Helena Sub qua Johanna mater generosa sepulta Illius ex anno mortis prostrata secundo Domino Nicolai Kaasii Armorum Patris sunt haec insignia Matris"

Baade kiercke oc capel er nu ode oc uden tag."

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[NI859] Ridder 1445

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[NI940] Sogneprest til Førde

[NI992] Bibliotekar i Utenriksdept.Ugift.

[NI1045] Sønn av handelsmann og d\s ekspeditør i Røsvik Henrik Magnus Normann og Johanne Regine Ellingsen. Han selv var ingeniør i Oslo. 1 pleiedatter.

[NI1065] the "Father" of the HUITFELDT family...first to use the name [skreve sig]? to Strårup (Baab H.) in 1495, in 1504 to Orebygaard and 1515 to Berritsgaard, still living in 1517, but was dead by 1529

m. Barbara Blaae, daughter of Erik Blaae of Berredsgaard and Ovrebyegaard and wife Inger Pˆiske

[NI1128] Kapellan til Indvik og sogneprest til Torvastad, Karmøy

[NI1177] still living - details excluded

[NI1300] 2 children

[NI1369] Sogneprest i Fane samt prost i Nordhordlands prosti

[NI1488] still living - details excluded

[NI1530] still living - details excluded

[NI1535] The following appeared in The Peacock Newspaper, a neighborhood paper in Chicago: "Mrs. Marie Rosenquist Celebrates 80-Year Young Birthday" Mrs. Marie Rosenquist, who resides with her daughter, Eleanor, at 6049 Irving Park, celebrated her 80-year-young birthday Tuesday with a special dinner hosted by her five children. Born in Syracuse, N.Y., Mrs. Rosenquist, who was the first of 14 children, lived in Wisconsin during her early years and moved to Chicago's North West area in 1904. She and her late husband, Arthur, a native of Chicago, lived in the area all of their married life. Mrs. Rosenquist has three sons: Edward, of N. Newland Ave., Arthur of 5249 Sunnyside, and George, of Indianapolis; two daughters, Eleanor and Mrs. Evelyn Zeber, 2934 Diversey; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren."

Following is Marie's obituary that appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Saturday, 14 September 1968, section 1B, page 25: "Rosenquist" "Marie Rosenquist, nee Sabroske(sic), beloved wife of the late Arthur; loving mother of Edward (Elsie), Arthur (Bernelda), Evelyn (Edward) Zeber, Eleanor, and George (Valda); dear grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of nine. Funeral Monday, 9:45 a.m., from Hough Funeral Home, 4300 N. Central Avenue, to St. Pascal church. Mass 10:30 a.m."

The following obituary appeared in a neighborhood paper in Chicago: "Conduct Rites Mon. for Marie M. Rosenquist" "Services will be conducted Monday, Sept. 16, from Hough Funeral Home, 4300 N. Central Ave., to St. Pascal's Church, Melvina and Irving Park Rd., where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10:30 a.m. for Mrs. Marie Rosenquist, longtime North West area resident. Burial will be in Mt. Olive Cemetery. Mrs. Rosenquist, who was 84 years old, died last Friday in Northwest Community Hospital. She is the mother of Mrs. Evelyn Zeber, an enploye(sic) of The Peacock Newspapers. Other survivors include a daughter, Eleanor; three sons, Edward, Arthur and George; eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren."

Copies are in the family papers of the writer.

[MI1535] (Medical):Arteriosclerotic heart diease for months, and generalized arteriosclerosis for years.

[NI1564] still living - details excluded

[NI1578] still living - details excluded

[NI1590] still living - details excluded

[NI1605] still living - details excluded

[NI1644] 6 kids

[NI1782] still living - details excluded

[NI1793] still living - details excluded

[NI1796] still living - details excluded

[NI1808] still living - details excluded

[NI1880] Heiberg er en norsk slekt som etter familietradisjonen skal nedstamme fra
"Jostedalsrypen", den eneste av Jostedalens innbyggere som overlevde "Den
sorte død". Selv om denne tradisjonen ikke kan bevises, bestyrkes den ved at
slektens eldste kjente medlemmer - to brødre- bodde i Jostedalens nabosogn
Lyster. Den ene av disse var Søffren Lauritzsøn

[NI1906] 8 children

[NI1961] 1 child

[NI1962] 1 child

[NI2183] Skiftet bokstaven A til E i etternavnet. Scherffenberg er nå riktig stavemåte.

[NI2358] Karen Lynn was born on November 28 1943 in Chicago Illinois. She grew up in the Logan Square area of Chicago Illinois.

[NI2369] Was a professor at the University of Wisconsin and Madison, finally running and winning the office of mayor. inn 1902-03

[NI2413] In 1865 he is living in Lodingen and is a GAARDBRUGER OG SNEDKER

[NI2435] Andreas recieved his half of the farm on October 12 1843 from his father "old Jens". He settled near Rokens, out to the forest , north to the Moln River between the Falk river and Stornes. He began as a fisherman and farmer but later took a political life. For four periods 1857 - 1866 and 1874 - 1877 he represented Finnmakken as a member of Parliment. In 1860 he was Kings Commissionaire concerning Fish, Commerce and Harbors in North Norway. He took the Crowns deputation in Trondheim in 1860. In 1861 he was named as lighthouse keeper on Hjertholmen Lighthouse in Lodigen, Norway and drowned there in 1877 while out swimming. His son Andreas Lorents took over the farm.

[NI2459] He was unmarried

[NI2479] Disapeared over Trieste, presumed dead.

[NI2482] His boat was sunk.

[NI2560] 6 barn.

[NI2655] 1777 embedseksamen i teologi.(enda ikke fylt 20 år).1789 sogneprest i
Leikanger. Han eide kirken.Prost i Sogn.
NB. JEG AVSLUTTER INNFØRINGER HER, MEN HAR MASSE DETALJER I
AAGOT DAAES BOK OM FAMILIEN DAAE.

[NI2702] Giftet seg 15 år gammel. 15 barn

[NI2741] Sogneprest i Grytten i Romsdalen. Han var fetter til sin hustrus far.
Haagen Krog Steffens i Norske Slægter 1915 nevner at hans hustru var Else
Margrethe Danckertsen. Dette er sannsynligvis første eller andre hustru

[NI2746] Andreas had taken over the farm from his father the exact date is unknown, but he died in 1869 at the early age of 32. His wife remarried and moved to Kabelvog. His sister Amalie took over the farm.

[NI2748] Sheri is an adopted child.

[NI2763] Lester Hansen spent the last thirty-six years of his life in an avid devotion to the Anderson-Amundson-Von Krogh genealogy. With extensive research in both Norway and the United States, Lester wrote and published three hard-cover volumes on the history and genealogy of the family, one each in the years 1951, 1956, and 1971. Copies of these works can be found in historical libraries both in this country and in Norway. Without his work it would have been impossible to maintain the family ties that made possible an Anderson-Amundson-Von Krogh family reunion in Decorah, Iowa in 1995. The family owes him an immeasurable debt.

[NI2850] 9 children

[NI2864] Rektor i Vordingborg, DK

[HI2870] (Research):I took the liberty of changing her last name from Christiansdatter to Ziemer. She cant be named Christiansdatter and not be the daughter of Christian. Either her last name is Ziemer or she isn't the daughter of Steven.

[NI2875] Craig is an adopted child.

[NI2887] Wilmer is an adopted son.

[NI2902] 8 children

[NI2905] Cathrine?

[NI2924] Second wife of David. Had Christopher Blayne Doyle and Kathryn Ann Doyle when married to David and he adopted them.

[NI2938] Divorced in January, 1972.

[NI2941] Direktør for Det Kongelige Teater i Købernhavn 1849-56. .
Dikter. Skrev bl.a. "Elverhøj"

[NI2972] Robert is an adopted child.

[NI2986] 2 children

[NI2987] I slaget ved Dybbøl.

[NI2991] Lensmann (jurist) i Indre Holmedal i Sunnfjord. Ingen barn

[NI2996] Christopher was born in Vikedal's parish on Nov. 1, 1685, He was a career military officer. In 1703 a Petty Officer, 1705 Corporal at Bergenhus Infantry Regiment, 1709 Ensign and 2nd Lieutenant same year, 1710 1st Lieutenant, 1716 Lieutenant Captain and same year Captain, 1718 Head of Company of 2nd Bergenhus Infantry Regiment, took part in the war, 1719 Major with 2nd Bergenhus Infantry Regiment., 1735 Lieutenant Colonel, 1747 colonel and 1750 Commanding Officer of the 2nd Vesterlehn Infantry Regiment. Died 1752 at Haagenvik, buried February 9, same year. He owned two homesteads , one called "Elfarvik" in Orkefjord and the other a part of Haagenvik that earlier belonged to a Lauritz Knudsen. He chose to Haagenvik as his permanent residence and purchased the remainder from a Taaren Valtinson of Oubo. Taaren had come into possession of it by marrying an Ingbord Jensdatter. Christopher also owned Birkeland and a large estate called "Melkeræn" in Midhaordland, which he traded in on the deal for Haagenvik. He married his 1st cousin, Marie de Fine on April 2, 1721 in Fane Church, died before 1730. Haagenvik eventually passed on to the Magnus name, by marriage.

[NI2998] Omtales også som Catharina. Iflg H. Munthes bok om fam. Munthe s.173 er det
ifølge Bergensk Slægtebog (inntatt i Personalhistorisk Tidsskrift II s. 334)
også en datter Abel Catharina som ble gift med Søren de Fine. Dette er meget
usikkert.

[NI2999] Kapellan til Fane i Bergen

[NI3001] Søren like his father, was a career military officer holding the rank of Major General in Command of the troops at Stavanger during the "Seven Years War". In 1743 he held the rank of petty officer, In 1745, Ensign at the 2nd Vesterlehn Infantry Regiment, In 1747 he was 1st Lieutenant, and 1751 Captain, In 1752 he held the rank of Company Commander, in 1756 Major. and 1761 1st Major, In 1766 took leave with half pay, Then in 1769 he returned and held the rank of Lieutenant Colonel at the 2nd Bergenhus National Regiment, In 1787 he became Major General. He subsequently was discharged 1789 and died Feb. 11, 1795, He was buried on March 4, of the same year in Vikedal; His 1st marriage to Anna Marie Stockfleth, and his 2nd marriage March 16, 1774 in Vikedal was to Catherina Nikolova Frorup, He sired fourteen children.

He was the owner of Haagenvik.

[NI3003] 14 children

[NI3056] Divorced from Valerie in July, 1975.

[NI3057] Second husband of Valerie.

[NI3086] Andrew came to America with his parents on July 12, 1836 experiencing pioneer life in four states: New York, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. He became a sailor on a Great Lakes steamer between Milwaukee and Buffalo. Later he owned and operated a general store in Edgerton, Wisconsin and in Milwaukee. During the Civil War he sold out his store in Milwaukee and moved to Goodhue County, Minnesota where he bought land and became a porsperous farmer. In 1864 Andrew was one of seven charter members of the Presbyterian Church of Goodhue County, organized by Revl Joseph Hancock. In 1869 a sanctuary was erected a mile east of town. The church cost $1,800 to which the members subscribed $190. He was an elder in this congregation for several years and upon his death in 1923, was the last surviving member of its first organization. He was buried in the tiny cemetery which was formerly adjacent to the church building, destroyed by a heavy windstorn in July of 1901.

[NI3094] Famous Author

[NI3095] Divorced from Karin on September 13, 1982.

[NI3100] May be divorced from Kenneth.

[NI3136] Divorced from Shirley in 1983 after having Kenneth, Timothy, and Patricia.

[NI3137] Conrad was the first husband of Shirley. They were divorced on January 5, 1954 and had two children, Ann Marguerite and Gail Elizabeth, at the time.

[NI3143] Divorced from Patricia.

[NI3146] Divorced from Ann in 1985.

[NI3157] Divorced from Darry.

[NI3170] Joel is an adopted child.

[NI3171] Kara is an adopted child.

[NI3207] Pådro seg ved sin satire makthavernes hat og ble nyttårsaften 1800
landsforvist. Dro til Paris der han ble Talleyrand's sekretær.

[NI3209] Christopher is an adopted child.

[NI3210] Lynn is an adopted child.

[NI3253] Sigrid was divorced and remarried by 1988.

[NI3274] Sorenskriver i Indre Sogn. Uvisst av hvilken grunn antok han navnet Heiberg

[NI3278] 5 children

[NI3286] Prest ved Vemmetofte kloster, DK

[NI3299] Joyce had 4 children when she married Harvey. They were Gerold Chan, Harlan Chan, Daniel (adopted by Harvey), and Catherine (also adopted by Harvey).

[NI3300] Daniel is an adopted child with the original surname of Chan.

[NI3305] Catherine is an adopted child with the original surname of Chan.

[NI3326] I 1864 var hun Københavns mest feirede skuerspillerinne. Betydelig
kulturhistorisk interesse er hennes memoirer i 4 bind "Et liv gjenoplevet i
erindringen"

[NI3343] Carol is the second wife of Louis. He was divorced from his first and they had one child, Diane Louise.

[NI3344] Georgie Mae was the first wife of Louis. They were divorced in 1945 and had one child, Diane Louise, at the time.

[NI3347] Lucy is an adopted child.

[NI3355] Divorced in 1975.

[NI3382] Sorenskriver i Indre Sogn. (H.K. Steffens i Norske Slægter sier at han heter
Gjert og ble født 1660)

[NI3400] Previously married to a Welge and had 2 children, Robert and Tammi Welge from the first marriage. Tammi was 11 years old when her mother married Karl and she lived with them but was never adopted by Karl.

[NI3408] Divorced from Karina in 1975.

[NI3409] Divorced from Teresa in September, 1976.

[NI3436] Johannes Magnus had several sons and the two first born, Frederik and Morten, became the great shipbuilders. Frederik, of all things, started out as a pharmacy apprentice in Flekkefjord, and in the transition phase he also tried clockmaking in Stavanger, but he didn't like any of the two occupations. He came back to Hogganvik, where he and his brother Morten initiated the shipyard.

[NI3470] Divorced from Nardis in 1966.

[NI3471] Divorced from Nordis on November 1978.

[NI3493] Wesley was reared on a farm in Goodhue County and opened a machine shop on his brother's farm near Hendricks, Minnesota. He engaged in the same business in Canby, Minnesota and later became a salesman and expert machinist for the J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company and traveled throghout the Northwest for this firm. While en route home for Christmas with his family, then living in Sheldon, North Dakota, Wesley was killed in a railroad wreck on December 23, 1906. His widow, Mathilda, a sister of A. J. Danielson's wife, Magdalene, married Wesley's brother, Hiram Danielson, two years later. Hiram was a widower with seven children. Wesley and Mathilda had six children at the time of his death. Hiram and Mathilda had six more children, for a grand total of nineteen children in the combined family.

[NI3538] Gerhard and his wife had 11 children all told.

Gerhard was in possession of a family book that was originally assembled by his great-great grandfather, Hinrick Magnus. Where this book is now is not known. Many of the names and dates for the Magnus family from Christian Magnus to Morten Andreas Magnus (born in 1823) came from this book.

[NI3578] Judith is an adopted child.

[NI3581] Judith was an adopted child.

[NI3585] Buried 30 to 50 feet west of the house on the Hiram Danielson farm 2 miles east of Hendricks, Minnesota. Also buried there are Hirams first wife, Amanda Sundell, and his oldest daughter, Myra.

[NI3587] Lester Norman jr was born on February 11 1927 in Chicago Illinois. He grew up on Chicagos Northwest side. In june of 1945 he graduated from Kelyvn Park H S and immediately enlisted in the U S Marine Corp. Following Boot camp he was sent to Subic Bay, Phillipine Islands, where he was when the war ended. He remained there until his enlistment ended and he returned home. Following his tour of duty in the Corp. he attended college and the Dr. Scholls School of Podiatry. In 1950 he married Betty Howard of Chicago and over the years raised three children . In the late 1980's Lester or Red as he has been called most of his life retired from his succesful Podiatric practice and he and Betty live in Des Plaines Illinois. Red is a WW II veteran and a long time member of the American Legion, also he is a 32 nd degree Mason and member of the Chicago Shrine Club. Red's wife Betty is an accomplished artist and has produced many fine paintings.

[NI3590] May be divorced from Sue.

[NI3592] Divorced from Wilhelm in 1923.

[NI3611] Dina was educated both at home and in the public schools of Dane County. After her marriage, she was an efficient helper in the parish work of her husband. Upon her husband's death, she shared the home of her son, Rev. A. J. Torgerson. In 1933, at the age of 90 years, Dina was interviewed by Pastor Erling Ylvisaker of Madison, Wisconsin. This fascinating eight-page biography is in the possession of several Torgerson families.

[NI3612] T. A. Torgerson came with his family to America at the age of twelve. The family settled in Waupaca County, Wisconsin. T. A. worked in logging camps in the state to earn money to attend Concordia College in Ft. Wayne, Indiana and Concordia Theological Seminary at St Louis, Missouri. He was a theological candidate in 1865 and served as a 1st Lieutenant in a regiment organized for the defense of St. Louis during the Civil War. His pastorate was in Worth County, Iowa, from 1865 until his death. He served a short term as professor of theology at Luther Seminary in Madison, Wisconsin in 1881-1882. During his pastorate he served as secretary of the General Pastoral Conference of the Norwegian Synod. He became President of the Iowa District in 1894 and continued in office until his death.

[NI3618] Kyle is an adopted child.

[NI3633] Anne married an unknown person on 6-2-1990.

[NI3644] Divorced from Jon in August 1982.

[NI3653] Divorced from Earl on August 23, 1949.

[NI3655] Martha was born and raised in the pioneer home of her parents on Koshkonong Prairie in Wisconsin. She was the first white child born in this settlement in Dane County. Upon her marriage to Lewis Johnson, his diary reports the license fee cost $2.00, minister $5.00, new suit $12.00, boots $9.00, and bed and table $10.40.

[NI3656] Lewis came to America in July 1857. He was a veteran of the Civil War and on his return from the South, began farming in Goodhue County. Here he prospered and took an active part in Sunday School work in the county. One of his hobbie was the keeping of a diary noting facts about the weather, grain prices, costs of land, machinery, and supplies plus data regarding family and special occasions. In 1920, a Red Wing paper published excerpts from this diary covering many historical facts of interest. Three slightly different versions of this publication all refer to his death as July 12, 1930 (not July 30th as recorded in family records) at the home of his daughter in St. Paul where he had moved after the death of Martha three years before.

[NI3676] Divorced from Agnes in September, 1951.

[NI3680] Daniel Married In Manila in the Phillippines on 12-20-1988 to an unknown wife.

[NI3697] Divorced in 1986.

[NI3698] Possibly divorced after 1985.

[NI3716] Divorced from Lee on October 16, 1980.

[NI3734] Divorced from Laverne in 1944.

[NI3741] Dirorced from Richard after 1973 and before 1982.

[NI3747] Gail and Richard were divorced and then remarried on April 6, 1985.

[NI3754] Divorced from Christine after 1979 and before 1982.

[NI3777] Karen is an adopted child.

[NI3783] Daniel is an adopted child.

[NI3784] Monica is an adopted child.

[NI3785] Adopted child.

[NI3788] 629 E. Longden Drive San Gabriel, CA 91775-1613 818-286-2642

[NI3791] Thomas is an adopted child.

[NI3795] Margaret is an adopted child.

[NI3832] Divorced from Tom on March 2, 1964.

[NI3833] Divorced from Tom on December 7, 1980.

[NI3839] Cecelia grew to womanhood in the Norwegian settlement at Koshkonong Prairie where her parents settled in 1841. After her marriage she took an active part in Lutheran church affairs and at Spring Grove, Minnesota, where she and her husband lived many years, she organized the first Ladies Aid Society of the community. She died after a lingering illness May 30, 1900 at Spring Grove.

[NI3840] Styrk came to this country with his parents, Sjur Styrkson Reque and Ann Gjermo (Reque), in 1845 and settled at Leeds, Wisconsin about twenty miles north of Madison, Wisconsin. Three years later they moved to the Koshkonong Settlement in Dane County where Styrk received his preliminary education. Later, he continued his studies at the University of Wisconsin, and at Concordia Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri graduating with a Divinity Degree. His first charge was at Roche a Cree near New Lisbon, Wisconsin where he served several neighboring congregations. In 1871 he accepted a call extended to him from Spring Grove and there he remained as pastor for thirty-nine years. It was said that the saloons, up to that time a curse and a disgrace to Spring Grove, were voted out and no one questioned the contention that the change was due to the fearless and untiring work of the strong and energetic pastor.

[NI3855] John was divorced in 1986.

[NI3872] Anna was divorced about 1990.

[NI3877] Possibly married about February of 1989.

[NI3879] Divorced from Kay in 1943.

[NI3916] Divorced in 1978.

[NI3925] Divorced from Dina in 1952.

[NI3931] Divorced from Peter in July, 1980.

[NI3932] Divorced in July 1980.

[NI3942] Divorced from Oscar Valdemar in September, 1965.

[NI3943] Divorced from Oscar Valdemar in March, 1975.

[NI3946] Henrik is the son of Birgit and was adopted by Oscar Valdemar.

[NI3985] Divorced from Becky in 1977.

[NI3998] Divorced from Georgia on December 2, 1970.

[NI4005] Jane remarried a Mr. Baufeld.

[NI4009] Divorced from Gary on February 14, 1979.

[NI4011] Donna is an adopted child.

[NI4012] Ross is an adopted child.

[NI4029] Arvie is an adopted child from mother's first marriage to a man with a surname of Martin.

[NI4033] Divorced from Donald on January 11, 1973.

[NI4045] Kal is an adopted child.

[NI4047] Evidently never married to Kal. Child, Kameron born out of wedlock.

[NI4069] From: "Margrethe Munthe" To: "Wenke Aronsen" ; "trygve" ; "Trond Michelsen" ; "Tor Pedersen" ; "Tor Olivier" ; "Therese Ihli Gruehagen" ; "Sverre Munthe" ; "Stig Palmquist" ; "Stein Erik Berget" ; "Siv Eikeland" ; "Siri Haugen" ; "Rolf Rønning" ; "Pål (mobil)" ; "Pedro Dias" ; "Monica Lindseth" ; "Mona" ; "Marianne" ; "Lin Jacobsen" ; "Lene Paulsberg" ; "Lena Borthen" ; "Lars Hegde" ; "Kristine bagn" ; "Kristin Borgen" ; "Karen Norton" ; "jensensnakk" ; "Jan-Henrik Haukeland" ; "Gry Rabe Henriksen" ; "Eirik Munthe" ; "Christine" ; "Cathrine Jacobsen" ; "Caspar" ; "Beate Mathiesen" ; "Arne Vonheim" ; "ansatte" ; "Anne Karine Ness" ; "Anita" ; "Vanja Starland" Cc: Subject: Vi har fått en stor jente Date: 15. juli 2001 15:26

Hei!

Kl. 18:50 den 14. juli ble lille Amalie født på Kvinneklinikken på Rikshospitalet i Oslo. Riene startet kl. 06:50, og Amalie ble født 18:50, altså 13 timer etter :D Det var en tøff fødsel, men nå står alt bra til med hele familien. Jenta vår ble på hele 54 cm og 4260 gram.

-- Mobil: 40 21 38 07 E-mail: margrethe@a.sol.no http://www.munthe-vassbotn.com/margrethe

[NI4074] Divorced from Carletta on June 1, 1949.

[NI4077] Irene, at the age of 22, dedicated her life to the Lord for missionary work, leaving shortly afterwards for Kansas City, Missouri, to take up the study and preparation for an assignment in Ecuador, South America. However, she spent several years in home mission work before sailing for Ecuador in 1909. After ten years of service among the Inechua Indians, with health impaired by high altitude, she returned to the States. Her stay was prolonged for three years because of her mother's last sickness and death... then she returnhed to Ecuado in 1922. Ill health soon took her strength again and she was advised to return to the States. However, her health failed so rapidly that after three months of illness she passed away in Ecuador.

[NI4079] Ida also dedicated her life for missionary work at the same time as her sister, Irene, but owing to the death of the wife of her brother, Hiram, leaving seven motherless children, she spent eight years helping to care for these children. She was also occupied in home mission work until 1926 when she sailed for Colombia, South America. She was stationed at Quinchla, Caldas, Colombia. She retired in 1969 at the age of 93 and returned to the Gospel Missionary Union in Smithville, Missouri. Shortly before her retirement there was political/religious unrest in Colombia. The government was Catholic oriented and Ida was a protestant missionary. She was arrested for "inciting riots" and taken to the capital, Bogota. The U. S. government had to step in and "convince" the Colombian authorities that it was highly unlikely that a 90 year old woman was inciting riots; and even if she was, they didn't care, they wanted her released. The Colombian government quickly released her but not before it made the newspapers in the U.S. She was reported to have said that all her life she had wanted to visit the capital city of Bogota before she died and had never been able to until this incident. She thought God was wonderful to fulfill her wish, even if it was in an unusual manner.

[NI4091] Katherine is an adopted child.

[NI4108] Divorced from Bill before 1947.

[NI4119] Divorced from Karl in October, 1976.

[NI4128] Webster was a truck driver for National Tea Co. a large wholesale grocery Company out of Chicago Illinois. He worked for them for 36 years until his retirement in 1964. On June 22 1928 he married Eleanor Alice Hermann, daughter of Henry and Marie Hermann of Chicago Illinois. He and "Alice" had seven children, six of whom lived to adulthood. He was also a very skilled auto mechanic and for many years operated his own part time auto repair business. He was a baseball fan and an avid golfer and bowled for many years. He was a 32nd degree Mason and a member of the Chicago Shrine Temple. Following his retirement he lived for a while in Clearwater Florida until he had a stroke and was unable to care for himself. With the help of his nephew Lester and other Masonic friends, he was able to enter the Masonic Knights Templer Convalecent Home in Paxton Illinois where he remained until his death in 1980. He is buried in the Stoltenberg Plot in Irving Park Cemetery in Chicago, Illinois

[NI4135] Divorced from Carl in September, 1975.

[NI4158] Kay and her husband, David Dole, are two people to whom the
Anderson-Amundson-Von Krogh Family owe an immense debt of gratitude. They picked up the family torch of genealogy lit by Lester Hansen before World War II and carried it on throughout the last half of the 20th century. They tirelessly wrote letters and travelled extensively around the U.S. and Canada tracking down family members and adding to the records in Lester's volumes. They organized and conducted a Anderson-Amundson-Von Krogh Family Reunion that was held at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa on July 24-25, 1985. The event filled one entire dormitory and many rooms in motels in the surrounding area. It was a smashing success and culminated with family members marching in the Nordic Fest Parade that weekend as a living "float" representing the over 1600 descendants of Abel Catherine Von Krogh, Bjorn Anderson, and Ingebrigt Amundson.

[NI4161] Divorced from Brian on July 9, 1974.

[NI4162] Roberta was previously married and had a son, Daniel, who was adopted by Brian.

[NI4164] Daniel is an adopted child.

[NI4167] Emigrated to Minnesota in America.

[NI4175] Emigrated to Minnesota in America.

[NI4186] Divorced from Kevin after 1985.

[NI4189] Divorced from Gary on February 4, 1985.

[NI4191] Src:Bygdabok for Vik i Sogn

[NI4204] Stephen is an adopted child.

[NI4205] Amy is an adopted child.

[NI4206] Brown graduated from Luther College intending to teach, however, he went into sales and eventually opened a business of his own at Caledonia, Minnesota. After marriage, the couple lived in Houston, Minnesota for a short time and in 1881 Brown opened a restaurant in Spring Grove, Minnesota. Aside from this business, he worked as an auctioneer and also owned a farm near Reeder, North Dakota which he managed on a share-crop basis. He was avidly interested in big league baseball and was an ardent "Cub" fan.

[NI4207] Caroline's father, a silversmith, died in Norway and her Widowed mother came to Blackhammer, Minnesota with her six children when Caroline was about six years old.

[NI4211] Divorced from Claribel in 1936.

[NI4217] Divorced from Vernice in November 1965.

[NI4231] Jae is an adopted child.

[NI4239] Src:K Hovland

[NI4255] Divorced from Charles on March 20, 1978.

[NI4266] Albert graduated from Luther College, Decorah, Iowa with a BA degree and received his MD at the University of New York City. He became a prominent physician and banker in his home town of Canbridge. He also wrote humorous articles for Norwegian papers. He was president of the Bank of Cambridge at the time of his death.

[NI4278] Brian is an sdopted child.

[NI4287] Burt's children from a first marriage are: Stephanie, Sharon, Suzanne, Sheryl, and Sandra.

[NI4307] Ingen barn.

[NI4325] Src:K Hovland

[NI4350] Emigrated in America about 1885. He was a farmer in Springgrove, Minnesota

[NI4355] Emigrated to Minnesota in America.

[NI4388] Divorced from Wini in 1944.

[NI4397] Divorced from Winifred in 1946.

[NI4399] Divorced from Barbara sometime after 1963.

[NI4422] Sognepræst til Rørvig og Nykjøbing på Sjælland.

[NI4435] !Niels Pedersen Lem er stamfar for slekten Lem pa Nordmor. Han er fodt i Bergen
i 1646,ble student fra Bergens skole i 1667 og studerte i 1668 ved
universitetet i Leyden. Ibegynnelsen av 1670-arene finner vi ham pa Normor,
hvor han 10.1.1670 far lofte om a etterfolge Jacob Jensen Hersleb som fogd.
Han ble til sin dod boende pa Nordmor og eide her Bremsnes gard, hvor han hadde
sitt hjem.
Omkring 1675 ble Niels Lem gift med Barbara Pedersdatter Hjort, en datter av
radmann i Trondheim, Peder Madsen Hjort og hustru Helleborg Casparsdatter
Scholler.
Fogden Niels Lem var visstnok en ganske velstaende mann. Efter sin far arvet
han nok ikke sa lite, og da svigerfaren radmann Hjort dode i 1679,fikk han
hustruens arv.
Niels Lem dode i 1695 eller 1696. Barbara Hjorth overlevet ham og ble boende pa
Bremsnes med sine barn, hvorav vi kjenner 4 sonner. For disse hadde hun
huslaerer.

[NI4439] Divorced from Stephan in 1974.

[NI4456] Src:K Hovland

[NI4459] Divorced from Arthur in 1946.

[NI4464] Divorced from Arthur on January 7, 1976.

[NI4465] Patricia had Mark, Paul, Todd, and Scott Hasselberth from her first marriage. None were adopted by Arthur.

[NI4470] Carol had 3 children when she married Mitchell. They were: Brent William, 3-2-1972; Sheila Marie, 8-5-1974; and Lisa Michelle, 11-29-1976. They were not adopted by Mitchell.

[NI4474] Divorced from Carletta on September 2, 1977.

[NI4517] Rolf is an adopted child.

[NI4566] Michael kaller henne Annike

[NI4573] Han var magister og lektor i Lund, Sverige.

[NI4576] Rådmann og toller i Ribe.

[NI4579] 9. HANS ARNOLDSEN MUNTHE (lat. Joluinws Arnoldi Munthenius). Enl. den intressanta självbiogr., som efterlämnats av slutl. biskopen i Aarhus Erik Mogensen Grave, son till rektorn vid Lunds skola, teol. prof. vid gymn. i Lund Mogens Grave, erbjöds honom 1649 av kapitlet i Lund »Boserup Kald ved Malmöe, som var et got Kald, som Capitulet hade jus til», men han lät sig i stället av biskop Winstrup övertala att bli. rektor vid Hälsingborgs skola[1]. Kapitlet el. prebefadarien har då vänt sig till en son till en annan av teol. professorerna vid Lunds gymn., H.M. 1649 14/9 blev denne enl. AO »ecclesiarum quae Bösserup et Cimblinge colliguntur pastor vocatus et sacris initiatus Lundis Scanorum». Med H.M., den 3:e kh. inom loppet av 4 år, fingo förs. äntligen åter en kh., som fick verka där under en längre tid. Han var f. i Lund 16222', son av teol. prof. vid Lunds gymn. Arnold M. (död 1629[3]) och Dorotea Jensdatter Svaning (död 1684 28/10), efter makens död omg. m. prof. i Khmn, Wolfgang Rhuman (död 1637 4/7). H.M. tillhörde alltså några av landets förnämligaste prästsläkter och var genom sin mor nära befryndad med många framstående män, biskop Hans Svane var hennes kusin, ärkedjäknen i Lund Niels Jörgensen AErylaeus hennes svåger. H.M. gick i Lunds gymn., blev inskr. vid Khmns univ. 1642 11/6 och baccalaureus där 1644 28/5, rektor vid Hälsingborgs skola 1645[2]. Sedan modern supplikerat om Asmundtorp & Tofta för sonen, rekommenderade kungen honom 1648 14/2[4] hos länsmannen i Landskrona till denna befattning, men därav blev intet. I stället kallades han till kh. i B. & S., prv. 1649 14/9. Här fick han verka i 34 år utan att om hans verksamhet kännes annat än epitafiets ord, att han »Guds folk i laerdom her en förman var». Han avled nyårsnatten 1683/84[2].

G. m. företr:s änka Christina Svensdotter Kjerulf, dotter av B. 6); hon levde ännu 1692 7/4, dä hon av kh. i Håslöv Johan Uhr krävdes på icke inbetald prostetunna för åren 1677-79 men frikändes av hdsrätten[5]. Enl. epit. över H. M. funnes 2 döttrar och 4 söner, av vilka äro kända blott sönerna Jöns, kh. i Slågarp, och Sven, faderns eftertr. som kh. i B.

[1) Kh. S., 3 R. III, s.318. [2] Enl. inskr. på det alltjämt i B.kyrka bevarade epitafiet. [3] Epit. i Lunds domkyrka. Jfr J. Corylander, »Beskrifning om Lunds domkyrka» (1884), s.161. [4] L. & Å. Munthe, »Släkten Munthe i Sverige» (1931), s. 24. [4] L. & Å. Munthe wrote "Munthe Family in Sweden", 1931. [5] Skytts hds domb. 1692 7/4. LLA.

9. Hans Arnoldsen Munthe (Latin Johabbes Arnoldi Munthenius) According to the interesting posthumous autobiography by the bishop in Aarhus, Erik Mogensen Grave, son of the headmaster of the School in Lund, professor of theology at the Senior High School, Mogens Grave, he (Erik) had been offered the Cathedral Chapter in Lund "Boserup's parish in Malmö which was a good parish that the Cathedral Chapter was in charge of", but he (Erik) let himself be persuaded by Bishop Winstrup to become instead the headmaster at the school in Hälsingborg. The Cathedral Chapter or the Prebendary then had turned to another son of one of the other professors of theology at Lund's Senior High School, H.M. On 14 September 1649 he became, according to A O "ecclesiarum quae Bösserup et Cimblinge colliguntur pastor vocatus et sacris initiatus Lundis Scanorum". With H.M., the third rector within 4 years, the parish, at last, received a rector who got to work there for a longer time. He was born in Lund in 1622[2], the son of the professor of theology at Lund's Senior High School, Arnold Munthe (he died in 1629) and Drotea Jensdatter Svaning (she died 28 October 1684). After her husband's death she married Wolfgang Rhuman (he died 4 July 1637) who was a professor in Copenhagen. In other words H.M. belonged to some of the country's most distinguished clergy and through his mother he was closely related to many prominent people. Bishop Hans Svane was her cousin and the Arch-dean in Lund, Niels Jorgensen Aerylaeus was her brother-in-law. H.M. went to Lund's Senior High School and enrolled at the University of Copenhagen on 11 June 1642 and became baccalaureus there on 28 May 1644. He became headmaster of the school in Hälsingborg in 1645. After that his mother petitioned for her son to receive positions at the parishes of Assumdtorp and Tofta, the King recommended him to the head of the county constabulary in Landskrona on 12 February 1648. But nothing came of that, instead he was called to become rector in B. & S. and was ordained on 14 September 1649. Here he was able to work for 34 years and of his service nothing more is known but the words on his memorial tablet, that he "was a worthy model teaching the people about God". He died in the night of New Years Eve 1683/84.[2]

H.M. married his predecessor's widow Christina Svensdotter Kjerulf, daughter of B. 6); she lived yet till 7 May 1692. In his epatat it said that he had two daughters and 4 sons the most well known of them were Jöns, the minister in Slågarp and Sven, who became his father's successor as minister in Bösarp.

[NI4580] Bilaga l till Släkten Brorströn (Göteborg dec. 1959). Enligt uppgift i Släkten Munthe i Sverige (1931), redig, av Ludvig och Åke W: son Munthe, härstamna alla medlemmar av Munthesläkten i Sverige, likson även en mängd släkter i Danmark och Norge, genom Anna Kjaerulf från den nyndiga och vittberömda fru Johanne till Asdal i Vendsyssel, son på 1400-talet satt i Damarks rikes råd, red med 24 svenner och i ett dokument från 1462 kallades "hövitsnan"i Vendsyssel och nämndes före den stränge och ansedde biskopen i Borglun. Genon fru Johanne kunna Muntharna leda sina anor upp till Olof den helige och dennes farfarsfar, Harald Hårfager, och genom prinsessan Sophie av Danmark, dotter av Valdemar den store, till Olof Skötkonung och Erik Edmundsson Väderhatt, Danske konungen Gorm den gamle, ryske storfursten Vladdemar I och sålunda även till dennes farfarsfar Rurik, ryska rikets grundläggare, grekiske kejsaren Constantin, Monomachos m.fl. EfTerson Magnus Rosenquists och Hedvig Gullanders barn, över vilka en förteckning bifogas, äro ättlingar till Anna Kjaerulf och Hans Mnthe, har jag gjort en avskrift av släkten Munthes stamtavla fram till Sven Munthe. Närmare uppgifter om denne och hans far Hans Munthe samt om Bernt Aulin, Petrus Darin och Per Gullander, som alla voro präster, finnas i Lunds stifts herdaminne, författat av Gunnar Carlquist. Göteborg i januari 1960. Birger Brorströn

"Bilaga 1 till slakten Brorstrom harstamma alia medlemmar" All members of the Munthe family as well as a lot of families in Denmark and Norway descend through Anna Kjaerulffrom the authoritative and farfamed Lady Johanne ofAsdal in Vendsyssel, who in the 15th century sat in the council of the Kingdom of Denmark and rode with 24 squires and in a document from 1462 was styled hovitsman (captain, chief) and was mentioned before the severe and reputed bishop in Borglum. Through Lady Johanne the Munthes are able to bring their ancestry up to Olofden helige (Saint Olof) and his great grandfather, Harald Harfager(Fairhair) and through the Princesse Sophie of Denmark, daughter of Valdemar the Great, to Olof Skotkonung (I don't can find the English word for it) and Erik Edmundsson Vaderhatt ( Weather-Hat), The Danish King Gorm the Old, the Russian Grand Duke Vladimir I and thus also to his great grandfather Rurik, the founder of Russia (a Swedish Viking - my remark), the Greece emperor Constantin Monomachos and others. Translation done by Per Hederström 2001-09-18

[NI4581] Bösarp Och Simlinge 10. SVEN HANSSON MUNTHE (lat. Sveno Johannis Munthenius). SM. blev 168419/12; prv. till sin faders eftertr. Han var f. i B. o. 1656, vistades vid biskopsvisit. i Skytts1680 18/9(1), då han anges som 24 år, hemma hos fadern och blev först 1682 27/6 inskr. som student i Lund. 1684 anmälde prosten Arenkil, att S.M. allt som oftast predikade utan vederbörligt tillstånd, men redan s.å.19/12 blev han som nämnt prv. till faderns eftertr. Om hans verksamhet är endast känt, att prosten Joh. Bagger vid sin visit. 1707 8/7 prisade hans osparda flit vid sina förs.(2) Följande året blev han emellertid liksom sina hdsbröder föremål för samme Baggers ovan flera gånger berörda anklagelser mot kontraktisterna för försumlighet och oskicklighet i levernet(3); S.M. tog ytterst illa vid sig och beklagade sig 1708 7/l2 till GE(4) över att han »nu på min gråa ålderdom aldraminst förmodat att skulle med så grofwa, dock Gudi loff ogrundade beskyllningar blifwa angrepen», och begärde, att »calumniae delator» skulle uppges och tillhållas att vidgå sitt allmänna angivande, då S.M. ville »emot en sådan ähreskemmare mig wijdare uthlåta och förklara». S.M. avled i B. 1711 19/9, bouppt. Oxie 1713 7/5, (mycket rikt bo, med t.ex. guld- och silversaker för 722 dlr).

G. l:o m. Lucia Pedersdotters(5), f. i Malmö, dotter av rektorn vid skolan därst. Peder Hermansen och lians 2:a h. Gundela Söffrensdatter"(6), - Barn: Petrus, f. i B. o. 1690, Sjm Sk. 485 (.1707 5/11), g. som student i Trelleborg 1720 9/12 m. den då o. 65-åriga Johanna Jönsdotter Holst (död 1730 14/10, »81 års»); anges av Sjm som »borgare» i Trelleborg, men samhället saknade vid denna tid stadsrättigheter; då lian avled i N. Vram 1737 16/4 »i 48:e året», kallas lian också »invånaren P.M. från Trelleborg». - Hans, tullförvaltare, först i Simrishamn, sederm. i Hälsingborg, slutl. i Halmstad, död därst. o. 1759(7.) - Gunilla Catharina, f. i B. o. 1694, g. l:o m. kh. i B. Bernt Aulin, 2:o m. kh. därst. Gerhard Svanholm. - 2:o i Malmö Pe. 17014/12 m. Helena (Elna) Farenhusen, f. därst.o. 1681, död i Igelösa 1748 15/12, »67 år», dotter av handlanden i Malmö Herman F. och Dorotea Faxe, i hennes l:a gifte (g. 2:o m. kh. i Igolösa, hdsprosten Petrus Hultéen). (1)LDA. (2) Prostvisit. LLA. (3) Jfr ovans.l30m.fl. (4) AC. (5) Gravstensinskr 1828 års beskrivn. Varifrån Cav. fått sin felaktiga uppgift om hennes föräldrar, sederm. upprepad i L. & A. Munthe, a.a., s.184, och annorstädes, är obekant. (6) Enl. meddelande av E. Bager. (7) L. & Å. Munthe, a.a., s. 185

Sven Munthe became his father´s successor on 19 December 1684. 10. SVEN HANSSON MUNTHE (Latin Sveno Johannis Munthenius). S.M.was ordained as his father's successor on 19 December 1684. He was born in Bösarp in 1656. At the bishop's visitation in Skytts on 18 September 1680 he is said to be 24 years old and still living at home with his father. He first became a student in Lund on 27 June 1682. In 1684 Dean Arenkil reported that S.M. frequently preached without proper authorization, but already in that same year on December 19 he was called to become his father's successor. About his work it is only known that Dean Joh. Bagger by his visit 8 July 1707 praised his assiduous work in his parishes. But the following year, however, he like the other rectors in the district became subjected to severe criticism several times by the same Dean Bagger, who then accused them of negligence and their wicked way of living. S.M. was deeply hurt and on 7 December 1708 he complained to CE that he "now in my grey old age least of all had thought that I would be accused of such a grave, but God be praised, unfounded accusation" and he asked that "calumniae delator" would be given as S.M. would like to speak about and explain such a defamation. S M died on 19 September 1711. Estate inventory was done in Oxie on 7 May 1713 ( a very rich home with gold and silver things for 722 rix-dollars)

Married first time to Lucia Pedersdotter, born in Malrno, daughter to the headmaster at the School there Peder Hermansen and his 2nd wife Gundela cinffrensdatter. --- Children: Petrus, born in B. around 1690. Sjm Sk. 485 (5 November 1707). He was still a student when he married on 9 December 1720 in Trelleborg Johanna Jönsdotter Holst (she died on 14 October 1730).

[NI4583] Brordatter av biskop Ludvig Munthe i Bergen.

[NI4589] Sognepræst i Frellested og Ekeby, Lund stift.

[NI4621] HAD FOUR CHILDREN

[NI4641] Indications are that Anna Maria Catherine was a twin sister to Anna Marie Catherina a premature baby that died two and one-half months after birth.
(see the notes under Johannes Kreutz Magnus for additional information.)

[NI4682] Johannes appears to have started the shipbuilding at Haagenvik. The Haagenvik property was situated on the fjord, in an ideal place to build and launch large boats. He took over the ownership of the property from his father-in-law Frederick Stockfleth von Krogh. Frederick and his wife had 7 daughters and no son to inherit the estate. At that time it was not possible for a female to inherit the assets of one's father. Since Catherine was the oldest of his daughters, her husband became the legal successor. Johannes came from a family rich in sailing and shipbuilding tradition, and Haagenvik, with its direct access to the fjørd, was a perfect place to build and launch ships. After this transfer, the name von Krogh dropped from association with the Haagenvik property.

Thus the old officer farm became property of the Magnus family. The shipyard delivered its first vessel in 1852. At the time, Johannes Magnus lived in Hogganvik. He was a strong fellow from what is told about him. He was 6 feet and 6 inches tall. One time, some lumber had been ordered from Dokskar, and it was brought to Hogganvik as a raft. Johannes Magnus was not satisfied with the lumber. "What kind of material is it that you are bringing? It is nothing but garbage" he said with a thundering voice. The man from Dokskar got upset and said that if Johannes Magnus could carry the largest piece of timber on his shoulders, he would give him the whole shipment for free. Magnus took the largest timber on his shoulders and carried it all the way from the docks to the barn, where he threw it on the ground. The timber remained at this spot as a reminder of Johannes' strength.
Johannes Magnus had several sons and the two first born, Frederik and Morten, became the great shipbuilders at Haagenvik.

[NI4735] Died of yellow fever. This is the Grogaard that went to Texas. Also known as Nils Christian Grogaard.

[NI4738] She became eligible and applied for government pension as daughter of Constitutional Convention Member. Anne Maria in Web source.

[NI4796] 1 children

[NI4809] Et dødfødt barn

[NI4963] HAD 10 CHILDREN

[NI5001] Buried in Nykirken (New Church) Churchyard in Bergen; Rector;Eidsvoldman; member of the Vasa Order. Born date in book is April 5/15,1764. He was a member of Constitutional Convention at Eidsvold which drafted the Constitution May 17, 1814 as First Representative from Medenas Parish. See paper labeled-- Hans Jakob Grogaard for lots more info about him.\\\

[NI5069] Gift med Elisabeth Weinwich 1760-1801

[NI5085] Legge inn tekst siden

[NI5119] Storeowner in Lillesand, Norway.

[NI5125] His beautiful home, known as "Mercedes House" is now a museum in Lillesand, Norway. This is the Grogaard that Elizabeth Grogaard (Stich) is related to.

[NI5126] Jakobine Petrea Parnemann in the Web source. Per 50 Families- Jacobine Parnemann was both niece and sister-in-law of Thomina Ellefsen.

[NI5127] Conrad was a Customs Officer. From Langesund. A Lieutenant.

[NI5146] Might be Edvard per Web source.

[NI5147] Might be Anne per Web source.

[NI5148] Other paper has his name as-- Sogneprest Laurentius Koren, Frederikstad.

[NI5172] Grace Stoltenberg, 2nd child of Jens and Jenny Stoltenberg was born on February 2 1897 and died August 15 1897 in Chicago Illinois She died of cholera at 6 months of age. She is buried in grave # 2061 lot 3 in Mt. Olive cemetery, 3800 N Narragansett Ave. Chicago Illinois. There is no marker. For a site reference, she is buried next ( West side ) to an Etta Eriksen, who has a marker.

[NI5283] Andreas was district surgeon in Tromso, drowned on one of his trips in 1868

[NI5293] Sogneprest på Ringebu og Gran på Hadeland. Han fulgte en vanlig navneskikk
blandt prester og tok etternavn fra sitt fødested, nemlig øya Mors i
Limfjorden på Jylland.
Michael (Kielland) kaller han Torsten

[NI5295] De Fine was Dutch. His family also used the names Van Eynde and von Ende. He probably left his native country because of religious persecution during the reign of Philip II. For a long time he had a foremost position in the Danish Court's Chapel. He was a musician possibly buried in Saint Mikkels Church in Slagelse, Sjælland. Sources: Title: HANSEN.FTW

[NI5424] Remarried

[NI5435]

Died at 83 yrs

[NI5485] Apoteker ved Løveapoteket i Trondhjem. Han var kommet fra Ribe i Danmark.

[NI5530] !Av jordegods eide hans svigerfar Nils Lem blandt annet Joen i Edoy,
og av denne gaard skjotet han 2.sep 1730 en part skyldsatt til 1 ore
til sin svigersonn.
Ole overtok Jostolgaarden etter sine foreldre.Som nevnt skjotet hans svigerfar
Niels Lem i 1730 et av de to like store brukene av gaarden Joa til Ole,som
overdro videre til sin svoger Jochum Berntsen Conders.
Det ser ut for at Ole jadde tatt over som eier av hele Jostolen,men sosteren
Gjoran Andersdatter hadde i alle fall brukt en del av gaarden etter det en kan
se av skiftet etter den forste mannen hennes,Nils Nilsen,i 1752.
Om hun hadde skjotet paa denne parten er ikke sikkert,for i 1757 fikk sonnen
hennes,Benjamin Nilsen Gjostol,skjote paa 12 marklag gaarden fra Ole Andersen
Kaasboll.Dette var Nordigardparten.Det som da ble igjen til Ole Andersen,var
24 marklag,det vil si 1 ore.

!Barbra Kaasboll var ved testament innsatt som hans eneste arving.
Skiftet etter ham ble holdt paa Jostolen 7.7.1762,men arved som tilfalt Barbra ble bare 6 riksdaler 2 ort.

[NI5539] Han hadde 12 barn hvorav den yngste var dikteren Ludvig Holberg

[NI5543] He was a Naval Lieutenant.

[NI5545] Per 50 Families- name Margrethe Christensdatter Kjobmand.

[NI5551] 2 sønner, 4 døtre.

[NI5552] 2 sønner, 4 døtre.

[NI5572] En dødfødt gutt 1780 (Begravet 15-dec-1780)

[HI5590] (Research):Last name Askildsdatter?

[NI5598] Gift med Magdalene Mejdell 1806-1887. 5 barn f. 1832-1844

[NI5629] Ronald was adopted by Theodore Roosevelt ABBOTT and Bessie May CAREY in 1949. His natural parents are Norma Francis Irene JOHNSON and Thomas COLEMAN.

[NI5694] Src:J Marthinsen

[NI5714] 6 children

[HI5716] (Research):How can he be Jenssøn when his father is Nils?

[NI5775] Andreas Wincent Stoltenberg was born in 1751 in Oslo,Norway. His father Andreas Jensen Stoltenberg died that same year. As a young man he recieved his first surgery training at the feet of Mountain Surgeon Cron at Kongsberg. He interned for medicine and surgery as a member of a Military Regiment from Norway / Denmark, After his service time he took the surgery and medicine exam in Copenhagen in 1878 and was given his license. While he was in Copenhagen he became close friends with a young man named Jens Holmboe whose father was Hans Holboe from Lesja, Oppland Co. Norge, Soon after he aquired his Medical License, he was appointed by King Frederik of Denmark to the position of Distriktskirurg ( District Surgeon) for Finnmakken, He took up residence in the town of Alta, Elvebakken Parish. Alta is a seaport In the upper regions of Norway on Altafjorden Bay. In 1884 he married Anne Margarthe Paus, the daughter of Hans Paus, the Sorrenskiver (Magistrate) for Finnmakken. On 9 -17 -1790 he was appointed to be District Surgeon for Senje, one of the larger coastal islands that make up much of Northern Norway. He was assigned and given land in Aun as farm docktor. In 1791 he established his residence in Arnes at the request of his old friend Jens Holmboe, now the sheriff of Ervik who urged him to live as close to Erivk as he could. Arnes was the farm in Trondenes Parish. In 1791 he purchased property called A. at an auction. He had what was called Bruk I . Bruk II had been purchased in 1761 by Paul Hansen (1728 / 1787) and his wife Margrethe Kristoffsdatter (1729 / 1784) they had 6 children and in 1787 when Paul died none of his children inheirted the farm and it was bought at auction by Sherriff Holmboe and he in turn gave the title to Dr. Stoltenberg. Bruk III was owned by Kasten Rasmussen (1662 / 1730) who had purchased the other half of A. from his mothers mother. Dr Stoltenberg later made an exchange in land with Ole Mikkelsen who gave up his land on A. for land in Aun. This would give Dr. Stoltenberg ownership of a large portion of land on the farm Arnes where he would build his estate. By this time his family was growing ( they would have 12 children in all, but only seven would survive. Jens Andreas b. 1786, Hans Paus 1789, Twins, Ole Hannibal and Karen b. 1790, Trine Karine b. 1793, Wincintina b. 1795 and Henrik Kristian b. 1801. He built many small houses on the land where once three lease holders had lived and a large house with two rooms, a kitchen and loft. Total buildings on the land were a large dining room with kitchen, servants quarters, 2 storehouses on poles, a barn, a hay loft and 2 cow barns. He also built a flour mill at Molnelva. While the children were small he leased out the farming to a farm family from the southlands. His strongest earnings as the district doctor were from his giving small pox vaccinations to the people of Senje. In 1809 he suffered a major heart attack at age 58 and sought disability retirement which he recieved on August 2 1811. He would never fully recover and he died on his farm on August 8 1814 at age 63. His oldest son Jens Andreas would inheiret the farm, 1000 sp's and the care of the elderly. The farm would be split by his two sons Andreas and Jens.

[NI5782] Src:J. Marthinsen

Michael (23 Jul 1973) to Greta (not Oddmund)

[NI5783] Src:J Marthinsen

[NI5817] Unmarried. In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Marie is listed as follows: Marie, dau of Soren B. and Hariette Normann, unmarried, b. 1858 in Tromso. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, Marie is listed as follows: Marie Normann, sister-in-law, unmarried, b. 1858 in Tromso. Living with brother-in-law Ludwig Markus Mack.

[NI5818] Engine inspector for Bergenske Steamship Company In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Soren is listed as follows: Soren, son of Soren B. and Hariette Normann, unmarried, b. 1860 in Tromso. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, Soren is listed as follows: Soren B. Normann, brother-in-law, unmarried, b. 1860 in Tromso. Living with brother-in-law Ludwig Markus Mack.

[NI5819] 3 children.

[NI5820] 1 daughter.

[NI5821] Wholesale merchant from Haugesund.

[NI5825] Stenographer. Unmarried.

[NI5826] Ship Captain. Later customs controller in Tromso. In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Edvard is listed as follows: Edvard Christian Bull Mejer, married, customs officer, b. 1823 in Hammerfest. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, E. is listed as follows: E. Mejer "Leieboer", head of household. customs officer, b. 1823 in Hammerfest.

[NI5827] In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Louise is listed as follows: "Lovise" Christine (Nils), wife of Edvard Christian Bull Mejer, b. 1820 in Trondhjem. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, Lovise is listed as follows: Lovise Mejer, head of household, married, b. 1816 in Trondhjem.

[NI5828] In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Augusta is listed as follows: Augusta B. H. Mejer, dau of Mrs. Ane Johanna Mejer, unmarried, b. 1826 in Tromso.

[NI5829] In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Charlotte is listed as follows: Charlotte Catrine (Mejer) Hjorth Stenvitz, dau of Mrs. Ane Johanna Mejer, married, b. 1831 inTromso.

[NI5830] In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Jenni is listed as follows:
Jennie Harjet Johane Hjorth Stenvitzdatter, dau of Charlotte Catrine (Mejer) Hjorth Stenvitz, unmarried, b. 1861 in Christiania.

[NI5837] Kalte seg Walther Rønnow

[NI5876] Sharon was adopted by Theodore Roosevelt ABBOTT and Bessie May CAREY in 1949. Her natural parents are Norma Francis Irene JOHNSON and Bennett BOARDMAN.

[NI5877] Thomas retired from the Air Force September 30, 1985.

[NI5878] Reed enlisted in the Air Force March 1984 from Las Vegas, Nevada and completed his basic training at Lackland, Texas. He then went to Tech school in Biloxi, Mississippi. He resigned from the Air Force while stationed at Mather AFB in Sacramento

[NI5882] Noni was living in Bitburg, Germany in 1986 with her husband and son Ryan.

[NI5890] He enlisted in the Navy in Aug 1986. Went to Basic Training at Great Lakes, Illinois. After his graduation from basic training he was given a medical discharge. He then enlisted in the Army. He resigned from the Army in June of 1998. Jesse , as he is called by the family, quit school in the 9th grade and passed his GED test one month later.

[NI5897] Cand. jur. 1837. Senere forskjellige stillinger i Trondhjem,bl.a. konstituert bygfogd og notarius publicus i noen år. Utnevnt til underrettsprokurator i 1847 i Søndre Trondhjems amt. 1 barn.

[NI5932] In the 1920 Marion County, OR census Fred is shown as follows:
Fred J. JOHNSON, age 14, b. "Oklahoma", father born MO, mother b. IA.

[NI5940] Worked as a medical director in Chicago.

[NI5953] Died unmarried. Might be Antonette Margrethe Helene per Web source.

[NI5954] Unmarried. Might be Vilhelmine Frederikke per Web source.

[NI5956] Other paper has him as Storeowner Johannes Krog (Flekkefjord), who was her cousin.

[NI5957] Unmarried. A store owner.

[NI5958] No dates given, died in infancy.

[NI5960] Baptized Feb 13, died unmarried. No death date given.

[NI5961] In 1758 married (1) Sigvard Brarup Sogneprest to Kinn, (2) Hans Arentz, Provst and Sogneprest in Stavanger and Oiestad.

[NI5962] Baptized June 6, died young.

[NI5964] Baptized August 2, died unmarried.

[NI5965] Baptized May 4, died young.

[NI5976] 6 children

[NI6046] Farmasøytisk eksamen 1836. Overtok Løveapoteket i Trondhjem etter etter faren i 1845, men solgte apoteket i 1851 og ble senere postekspeditør på dampskip.

[NI6124] Kenneth Todd was born in Highland Park Hospital, Highland Park Illinois on June 30 1963. Kenneth grew up in the Wheeling / Buffalo Grove area attending grade school and started Buffalo Grove H S. In 1978 he moved with his parents to Orange County California where he finished his education, graduating from El Dorado H S in Placentia California.

[NI6141] In the 1865 Norway census, in Lyngen, Anne is listed as follows: Anne Johanne Steensohn, dau of Dorthea M. Meyer Steensohn, unmarried, b. 1847 in Lyngen. Telegraphist from 1869 to 1878, from 1902 to 1922 in Oslo, where she retired.

[NI6180] Died at sea

[NI6184] Graduated from PS 95 in the Bronx, NYC.
Graduated from William Niles Junior High in the Bronx, NYC.1941
Graduated from Peter Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan, NYC. 1945
Served in the Army 1945-1946
Graduated from The Cooper Union in Manhattan, NYC; B of ME. 1955
Worked for an Investment Casting Company in Manhattan, NYC for 9 years. 1950 -1959
Worked for Martin Marietta Corp,, Orlando, Fl. for 32 years as a Materials Engineer. 1959- 1991
Settled, in Florida in 1959

[MI6184] (Medical):Atrial Fibrilation, Mitral valve prolapse, facial Trigeminal Neuralgia

[NI6221] BIOGRAPHY: Brigadier colonel T¯nne HUITFELDT became the new owner. He was the first commandant at Fredriksten fortress and made an outstanding contribution in the war against the Swedes in 1657-1660. He used each and every reason to build forts . In the future he gathered fame for his defense of Halden. HUITFELDT was well known in the district, for when he was young he had lived with his mother's brother (uncle) Sigvard Gabrielson at VÊrne monastery. In 1662 he married Helle Margrete Nold, from Magl¯ in SkÂne. They had seven children, and she died at Fredriksten fortress in 1671. Two years later, T¯nne HUITFELDT married Sophia Amalie Rosenkrantz. They had three sons. Lt. General J¯rgen HUITFELDT was the olde st. He inherited much of the estate from Jens and Henrik BIELKE through his mom and her two husbands. In that way, he also took over ElingÂrd. T¯nne HUITFELDT started a new family dynasty at Tomb that would last 175 years. In this tradition fin d we families HUITFELDT, Tritzchler, Lutzow, Sommerhielm and Lewenhaupt. T¯nne took over Tomb at a mature age. Before he married Sophia Amalie Rosenkrantz in 1673, he had purchased Tomb from Werner Parsberg of N¯rlund. He saw to it that Sophi a Amalie got much of its inheritance in this purchase. T¯nne died at Fredriksten fortress in 1677, and Sophia Amalie considered Tomb as her own property. But one third of the purchase price was not yet paid. Therefore she did not have the dee d to the farm. T¯nne HUITFELDT's daughter, Margrete, from his first marriage and her fiance, Hans Ernst Tritzchler, made a move. They resolved the remaining purchase amount and thus became owners of Tomb. Margrete HUITFELDT and Hans Ernst Tritz chler married and moved to Tomb in 1681. Margrete died two years later during a visit with her godmother, Margareta HUITFELDT at Tj¯rn in Bohuslen. A baptismal font has the inscription "Hans Ernst Tritzchler - Margrete HUITFELDT 1682". In cathol ic times it was at Tomb farm chapel, St. Margaretha-kirken. This couple had one daughter, Margrete that continued the dynasty at Tomb.

of Tomb and Trondstadgaard; Commandant at Friderikshald, 'Oberst' of the SmÂland Regiment; and Lensman over SmÂland province T¯nne & Sophiie Amalie are said to be the 'founders' of the Norwegian branch of the Huitfeldts

[NI6222] according to T¯nne's bio at left, she had three sons AFN: FT4R-7X

[NI6224] BIOGRAPHY: Originally from Magl¯ in SkÂne; said to have had seven children with T¯nne also spelled 'Noel'

[NI6254] En dødfødt gutt 22-jan-1781

[NI6257] 3 barn

[NI6308] 2 children

[NI6309] Henrik was the Fuldmaegtig i Norges Bank

[NI6320] Merchant in Egersund, later in Oslo.

[NI6321] In the 1865 Norway census, in Lyngen, Chritian is listed as follows: Kristian A. J. Steensohn, son of Dorthea M. Meyer Steensohn, unmarried, seafarer, b. 1849 in Lyngen. Ship Captain. Afgik from London 13 Jan 1903 with Jernskibet "Spes". Skibet antages forlist with People; head of household and Mand og Mus.

[NI6322] Telegraphist. No children.

[NI6323] Merchant in Hammerfest in 1883, when he emigrated to America. (He died "Apr 1913" according to records of Aagot Hauan Wersland). In the 1865 Norway census, in Lyngen, Lauritz is listed as follows: Laurits H. Steensohn, son of Dorthea M. Meyer Steensohn, unmarried, b. 1852 in Lyngen. In the 1875 Norway census, in Hammerfest, Lauritz is listed as follows: Lauritz Heiberg Steensohn, son-in-law of Lars Olsen and Johanne Christine Hauan, married, storekeeper, b. 1852 in Lyngen in Troms County. Living with in-laws.

[NI6324] In the 1865 Norway census, in Hammerfest, Hansine is listed as follows: "Hansine" Marie, dau of Lars Olsen and Johanne Kirstine Hauan, unmarried, b. 1854 in Hammerfest. In the 1875 Norway census, in Hammerfest, Hansine is listed as follows: Hansine Marie Steensohn, wife of Lauritz Heiberg Steensohn, b. 1854 in Hammerfest. Living with parents. Note: Aagot Hauan Wersland listed Marie as a daughter of her brother, Jorginius Martin HAUAN and his wife Aminda Sofie TORBERSEN. Letter from Bergliot in Norway who knew Marie before she died and visited her in Chicago, said that Marie was th e daughter of Lars Olsen HAUAN and Johanna Kristiana MATHIASSEN.

[NI6333] Datter av kjøpmann i Stavanger L.-S. 2 barn. Ekteskapet oppløst.

[NI6344] Apotekereksamen 1817 og var fra 1818 apoteker i Kristiansund, fra 1826 postmester samme sted. Han solgte apoteket i 1832. Han og hans etterkommere har skrevet Kjeldsberg med d. I senere tid er denne skrivemåten også tatt opp i enkelte andre grener av slekten.

[NI6353] "Somand". In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Nicolaie is listed as follows: Nicolai, son of Soren B. and Hariette Normann, unmarried, b. 1853 in Tromso.

[NI6354] Emigrated to Australia together with Brother Martinus. In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Flora is listed as follows: Flora, dau of Soren B. and Hariette Normann, unmarried, b. 1855 in Tromso.

[NI6357] 1 son.

[NI6360] 2 daughters.

[NI6363] 1 son.

[NI6364] Unmarried.

[NI6389] En dødfødt pike 11-nov-1768

[NI6438] Merchant.

[NI6503] Baptized June 3rd, died in infancy. Norway paper says baptized Jan 3.

[NI6504] Baptized Feb. 23rd. Died unmarried. Date of death not given.

[NI6505] Buried 1/9/1747.

[NI6506] Sogneprest in Hammer.

[NI6509] Bergliot died when her children were young, leaving her family to be raised, first by a step-mother and then by relatives. In the 1875 Norway census, in Hammerfest, Bergliot is listed as follows: Bergliot Steensohn, dau of Lauritz Heiberg and Hansine Marie Steensohn, unmarried, b. 1875 in Hammerfest. Living with grandparents.

[NI6517] Lektor i Arendal, gift 19.04.1916 med Anna Sofie Thorsen, lektor samme sted f. 24.12.1885 datter av kjøpmann i Stavanger Carl Thorsen 1821-92 og Louise Egenær 1848-97. Barnløs.

[NI6532] Overtok Aftenposten efter mannens død.

[HI6557] (Research):From: "Lem, Audun (FIIU)" To: "'Sverre Munthe'" Subject: web Date: 3. august 2001 15:58

Hei

Sverre,

gratulerer med flott web-side ! Jeg har bare sett saa vidt paa listene, og fant en liten unöyaktighet; min ane Hans Lem (s.a. Soren Lem) var ikke kapellan, men godseier til Frönningen. Det samme gjelder hans sönn Hans Lem, som först var priviligert handelsmann paa Laerdalsören (som han siden solgte til Hille), derefter godseier til Frönningen som han kjöpte av sin eldre bror Christen Heiberg Lem.

Jeg tror ogsaa Lillienskiold avstamningen til Peder Montagne Lillienskiold er blitt revidert. Denne ble behandlet i en DAA som jeg kan sende kopi av og förte i sin tid til at Lillienskioldene fikk ny stadfestelse paa sitt adelskap (ca 1890).

Fortsatt god sommer

Audun

[NI6575] NOTE: The son that inherited Elinggård was Valentin Hartvig HUITFELDT. He was married to Ingeborg Christine Reichwein. Just like her mother-in-law, she was also an intellectual character type with a faculty for literature and language. She hel d lectures in København, which was rather uncommon the time. Valentin HUITFELDT came up in economic hard times. His brother, Major Christian Christopher HUITFELDT oft Kjølberg was bankrupt, and Valentin had criticized his large economic (debt). He took over Kjølberg, and it ended with Valentin losing both the farm and supporting estate. It became simultaneously known that he had received monetary gifts for military favors, and it was illegal. He was at the tim e a major general and was decorated with Dannebrog. Therefore he lost his military position and got a reduced pension. He had to additionally sit four weeks in house arrest. The situation was disastrous and humbling, and a family dynasty that ha d lived for 400 years, was ending. Simultaneously, Elinggård had been an economic and social center in the local community. It made therefore a great impression on the people that Valentin had to leave the farm and grounds. BIOGRAPHY: This portrait of Major General Valentin Wilhelm Hartvig HUITFELDT is found at Eling=rd. He was the head of Ons¯yske company #1 (÷stre) Sm=lenske national infantry regiment under Sm=lenske national infantry regiment in 1765-1769, the n with Brigadier Lt. Colonel grade. In 1769 he became Brigadier Colonel and head for 1st Bergenbasiske national infantry regiment, and from 1772 he was the head of 2nd Akershusiske national infantry regiment with the grade of Major General fro m 1777. Valentin W.H. HUITFELDT was born at Eling=rd in 1719. He was the son of Lt. General Henrik Jˆrgen HUITFELDT and Birgitte Christine Kaas (see p. 128 and p. 228), and took over Eling=rd after his father's death in 1751. Fenrikgraden he go t in 1736 when he was with Rappes gevorbne infantry regiment. Military experience from service utside Norway he received with military service near Livgarden in Kˆbenhavn in 1739; and with this detachment also from 1749 to 1753. Before Valenti n W.H. HUITFELDT became head of Ons¯yske company, he had been placed with Ulriksdahls gevorbne infantry regiment, later called Nordenfjellske gevorbne infantry regiment. HUITFELDT was separated from the military in 1778, the same year as he had to sell Elig=r d with its accompanying landed property and lease (sub) farms. Before the sale of Eling=rd he had incurred a big mortgage debt that he had no way to pay, and he had overestimated the value of reinbursment as considered for officers. Therefore he became under four weeks arrest at Akershus fortress. After this time he got changed to hou se arrest in the dwelling he had in Moss. - Valentin W.H. HUITFELDT's wife was Ingeborg Christine Reichwein. A portrait of her her is also at Eling=rd (see p. 87). Notesfrom WFT #174: Generation No. 5 5. VALENTIN VILHELM HARTVIG5 HUITFELDT (HENRIK JURGEN4 HUITVELDT, TONNE3 HUITFELDT, UNKNOWN2, HENRIK1 HUITVELDT) was born April 20, 1719, and died WFT Est. 1767-1811. He married INGEBORG KIRSTINE REICHWEIN January 15, 1755 in Kristiania. More About VALENTIN VILHELM HARTVIG HUITFELDT: Fact 1: 1719, Valentin is third child of Henrik & second wife Fact 2: Captain, then Major, then Chief of the Nat. Infantry Regiment, then General Major Child of VALENTIN HUITFELDT and INGEBORG REICHWEIN is: 6. i. NICOLAI FREDERICK (FRITZ) REICHWEIN6 HUITFELDT, b. March 5, 1765; d. WFT Est. 1809-1857.

Secondlieutenant with the Guard at Fods; 26 Jun 1744 became Captain with the Second SmÂlenske Inf. Reg.; 1749 Captain with the Fodsguard; 1769 'KAmmerherre' & Oberst in Bergenhus Inf. Reg.

[NI6577] parents uncertain, 1801 census for Raade shows him a lodger at Tomb SÊdergaard farmstead, Raade parish notes from WFT #174: 6. NICOLAI FREDERICK (FRITZ) REICHWEIN6 HUITFELDT (VALENTIN VILHELM HARTVIG5, HENRIK JURGEN4 HUITVELDT, TONNE3 HUITFELDT, UNKNOWN2, HENRIK1 HUITVELDT) was born March 5, 1765, and died WFT Est. 1809-1857. He married SUSTERDATTER CHARLOTTE AMALI E CHRISTINE SIBBERN May 21, 1802. More About NICOLAI FREDERICK (FRITZ) REICHWEIN HUITFELDT: Fact 1: Major Child of NICOLAI HUITFELDT and SUSTERDATTER SIBBERN is: i. HANS JURGEN HANSEN7 HUITFELT, b. September 8, 1806; d. WFT Est. 1845-1897; m. (1) HANNA LOVISE CHARLOTTE, WFT Est. 1823-1857; m. (2) FREDERIKKE AMBJORNSEN, WFT Est. 1823-1856. More About HANS JURGEN HANSEN HUITFELT: Fact 1: 1806, First child of Nicholai & Charlotte Fact 2: Garnisonsauditor or govt auditor Fact 3: pooss Han's second wife is source of sons, Frederikke Ambjornsen

[NI6608] 1801 Friderschshald census, Smaalehnene county, Friderichshald parish, Nordre Friderichshald sub-parish, House #330 lists him as unmarried lodger, 31 years old

[NI6617] Barnløs

[NI6631] Gift 24.6.1911 med ingeniør Lars Broch f. 1885 sønn av ingeniør Just Johan Bring Broch og Hedvig Ulrike Fritzner. 3 barn.

[NI6638] Eier av Aftenposten.

[NI6645] of Engestofte

[NI6646] of Pederstrup spelled Graboe--"a German 'Herremand'"

[NI6647] of Skibelundsgaard

[NI6649] of Pronstorf

[NI6650] 1597 entered Maribo Kloster, where whe became Abbess 14 Mar 1602

[NI6651] 'landsdommer' in Lolland of Krumstrup; died 1591; married Dorte Jokumsdatter Beck

[NI6652] of F¯rslev

[NI6654] 'the first of the family to take up residence in Norway"

[NI6655] the 4 children below belong to Margrete Peterdatter according to two wives or one?

[NI6656] of Foss

[NI6689] Gift 21.7.1887 med overlærer i Kristiania Olaf Martin Ellefsen f. 28.4.1859 sønn av gårdbruker Johan Fredrik Ellefsen og Maren Dorothea Arnesen død 25.07.1917. 3 barn

[NI6691] !NOTE: The houses at Sanne were large. The main building had four chimneys with a heating oven and fireplace in each. One wing had a chimney for the laundry room and bake oven. After Marschalck's death in 1679 the widow kept Sanne with support ing estate until she died in 1698. Subsequently, the farm was inherited by Jens BIELKE's grandaughter, Sophie Amalie Rosenkrantz. She was from her other marriage to T¯nne HUITFELDT who owned Tronstad, ElingÂrd and Tomb. Sophie died in 1711, an d her son, Henrik J¯rgen HUITFELDT took over the estate. After his death, Sanne was out of the BIELKE family.
!NOTE: Lt. general Henrik J¯rgen HUITFELDT had three nobility mountain farms. There was ElingÂrd, Kj¯lberg and Sanne. His business idea was to keep them as tax-exempt mountain farms. Simultaneously he held the farm in good condition and was occu pied with sawmill operations. Huitfeldt additionally was an able military man and had contributed in the large Nordic wars. After the peace he was active in developing sawmill operations near Sanne. He asked permission from the King to expand significantly and build more saw mills. In an application/petition point he said that everything had been postponed due to the war against Carl XII. He also had to pay large amounts to resolve inheritance disputes when he took over Sanne. HUITFELDT argued that the sawmills cou ld utilize lumber both from *sterdalen and his own forests near Sanne. But authorities were very much skeptical when it considered timber purchases in ÿsterdalen, because sawmills in Fredrikstad and Christiania had copyright to purchases from here . HUITFELDT was not accustomed to losing in his attempt to expand sawmill operations and traveled therefore in 1727 to the king in K¯benhavn to promote his plan directly to him, like farmers now and then did when they complained about their yea rly taxes. He pointed out the flood damage, and that the arable land was deteriorated. But the high gentleman let himself not be swayed, and the lawsuit documents were forwarded to the sawmill commission in Christiania. He had to therefore liv e with the operations he had.
!NOTE: Henrik J¯rgen HUITFELDT died in 1751, and the heirs sold property (real estate) out of the family. BIOGRAPHY: At ElingÂrd hangs this portrait of Lt. General Henrik J¯rgen HUITFELDT. As mentioned on p. 282, there were troops under the leadership of HUITFELDT that captured Moss 24 April 1716 after General MÊrner had occupied the town some days . Henrik J¯rgen HUITFELDT was born at Fredriksten fortress in 1674. He was the son of Brigadier Colonel T¯nne HUITFELDT and Sofie Amalie Rosenkrantz. His brother, the famous commander Iver HUITFELDT, was slain on the ship ¥Dannebrog(tm) in a nava l action against the Swedes at K¯ge bay in 1710. In 1707, Henrik J¯rgen HUITFELDT wed Sofie Pulz. She died in 1711. Through the marriage with Sofie Pulz , HUITFELDT became the owner of both ElingÂrd and Kj¯lberg. He also owned the farm, Sand e in Tune. HUITFELDT's second wife was Birgitte Christine Kaas (see. p. 128).. This marriage was in 1713, a short time after HUITFELDT had became lieutenant colonel in the infantry. Already in 1691, he advanced from corporal in BIELKE's gevorbn e infantry regiment to lieutenant commander in Western Jarlslfergske company under SmÂlenske national infantry regiment. When he was a Lt. he was among others in the French service, and became hard wounded in a battle at Barcelona in Spain in 169 7. A fundamental feature in his succeeding military career, can be mentioned that in the reorganization of the army in 1718 HUITFELDT became a Lieutenant Colonel for (ÿstro) SmÂlenske national infantry regiment and head of 2nd Ons¯yske compan y until 1730. He was a Brigadier Colonel then in 1727 became head for the 1st (ÿstro) SmÂleJiske national infantry regiment, a position he held until his death at Eling=rd, 16 May 1751. His last company was in the years 1731-1751 (1.) Ons¯yske company. HUITFELDT's military grades after 1727 were: Brigadier in 1730, Major General in 1734 and finally Lt. General in 1746. BIOGRAPHY: Photograph: Erik Wiggo Larsen, 1998 BIOGRAPHY: 289 notes from WFT #174: Fact 1: 8th Child of two marriages Fact 2: General Brigadire, later gernealmajor, later Generalloitnabt

of Elllingaard, Kj¯lberggaard; 4 Sept - Ridder of Dannebroge; 1746-Infantry General; died 16 May 1751

[NI6692] !NOTE: Henrik J¯rgen HUITFELDT's 1st wife died merely 21 years old, and his second wife was Birgitte Christine Kaas. She was born at ElingÂrd in 1682 and was the daughter of county magistrate Hans Kaas and Sophie Amalie BIELKE. She was a rigorous lady and became therefore gladly called "General Birthe". In her husband's absence, she ran the farm and estate with a firm hand. She had a good education an d mastered more than one language. She both composed and wrote poems. She had consequently a distinct intellectual side and could thus compare favorably with the wives at for example; Hafslund and BorregÂrd. She was no subservient woman as silen t in gathering/group and broke thus with the custom of the time, as was the case with the other parish farm wives. Chancery counsellor, Carl Deichmann who established the Deichmanske Library, must have known Birgitte Christine personally. He wr ote that she was " cheerful and nice." King Christian VI visited Norway in 1733 with a large group of people. The king's mother-in-law, Marquise of Bayreuth, was also visiting. She urged Birgitte Christine to use her poetic abilities to "Rais e religion". The year after she therefore wrote 28 hymns that were interpreted from German. The collection is named "Nogle spiritual Psalms", and the two most famous are, "S¯rg o' kjÊre Fader" and "Se solens skj¯nne lys og prakt". Birgitte Ch ristine must have made a great impression on the people in her time, and it lives on today in tradition connected to her life and activities. It is related that she lies buried with a paper in one hand and a book in the other. This shall in a sy mbolic way underline, that she was a lady with rigorous discipline and literary teaching. The same tradition is connected with Karen Werenskiold HUITFELDT at Hafslund. Also she was an authoritative and learned wife. They both were married to a HUITFELDT and had very much in common, they also received the same posthumous fame. But Birgitte Christine was surely a more complex character, and it is related that "she had an incomprehensible need to play cards. One evening she had been at Kj¯lberg and gambled her rent away. It was late autumn, and it was pi tch dark outside. The coachman helped her into her carriage and burst in the direction of ElingÂrd. Big were his concerns when he got home to the farm and realized that the seat in the back of the carriage was empty. It became a question of wh ere she must have fallen along the side of the road, but nowhere was a trace to be found. Surely The devil had taken her" . Had she lived 150 year before, she maybe would have been burned at the bonfire as a witch. Married couple HUITFELDT gav e money to charitable purpose and donated gifts to Ons¯y church as HUITFELDT purchased previously in 1723. Nearby the church he built a little old people's home for six poor. On 30 October 1746, the hundred year anniversary of the main buildin g at ElingÂrd was again devastated by fire. The family moved then to Kj¯lberg, that they also owned and moved back to Eling=rd in June 1749. The "Huitfeldeske Room" is preserved with dark burlap wall covering on the walls, and the room give s the best impression of the 1700's. General Henrik J¯rgen HUITFELDT died 16 May 1751 and was presumably the first to die in this room. When Henrik J¯rgen HUITFELDT died in 1751, his wife took over and lived with a heavy debt. There were FOU R SONS & FIVE DAUGHTERS in this marriage. Their sons were accustomed to an elegant and expensive lifestyle. When they did military service as bodyguards in K¯benhavn, they were called "the Norwegian princes". note from WFT #174: Fact 1: described as Naestauskendebarn

in 1754 became Head Housemistress for Queen Juliane Marie, and 31 Mar 1755 excused? [benaadet] by the Widow Queen's Order? [Enkedronnigens Orden]; died 1761

[NI6696] Gift første gang i 1845 med Nicolai Reinhold Müller som døde i 1848, 1barn med ham. Tre år senere gift med Nicolai R. M.s bror, Carl Arnoldus Müller og hun fikk 7 barn med ham.

[NI6702] aka Birgitte Christine S¯ster

[NI6703] of VÊrnekloster

[NI6705] "blev med sin Broder" ?

[NI6707] died young

[NI6710] at Kamergaard 1655 of Ramergaard; K. Maits. Mefalmd. over Provsti Gods og Rakkestad Lehn i Norge

[NI6711] of Skelbred

[NI6714] see: Losman, Beata: Margareta HUITFELDT. En biografi. Uddevalla 1984. 139, (1) s. Oklbd m skomsl. 125

[NI6715] of Sundby; Amtman at Dragsholm Relative: Gerda A. R. HENDRICKSON

[NI6716] died young

[NI6717] died young

[NI6719] died young

[NI6721] Of Lidemark

[NI6722] of Fr¯hl¯vsgaard

[NI6724] 1609-14 lived in Svendborg

[NI6725] DA= gives Karen Hansdatter; childless; married 'his brother's stepdaughter'

[NI6727] DA= gives death 1582 in LerbÊk

[NI6728] lived in Svendborg 1609-14

[NI6729] of Fyn; widowed by Hans Peitersen von Deden no children

[NI6735] Eric Scott was born on September 12 1957 in Chicago illinois. He was but a year old when his parents moved to Buffalo Grove Illinois were he would grow up and graduated from Buffalo Grove H S. ( The first graduating class ) in 1975.

[NI6736] Ronald Lee was born in Highland Park Hospital, Highland Park, Illinois on October 4 1959. Ronald Lee grew up in the Wheeling / Buffalo Grove area of Illinois. He attend ed grade school and graduated from Buffalo Grove H S. After graduation he worked in that area until 1978 when he relocated to Orange County California.

[NI6745] Ingeniør

[NI6746] 3 barn.

[NI6747] 3 barn.

[NI6748] Lege. Gift med Tordis Gløersen.

[NI6776] Han ble gift på Island og hadde muligens barn der.

[HI6778] (Research):Census 1801 for Norway has her as Sophie Amalie Buch

[NI6786] Levde ugift i Skien i 1886.

[NI6787] Died when he was thrown overboard by the sea.

[NI6812] Litterat. Ugift.

[NI6822] 3 children

[NI6823] Ingeniør. Gift 30.12.1914 med Esther Gill Johannessen f. 26.4.1893, datter av skipsreder J.W.J. (?) og Rebekka Enger. 2 barn.

[HI6832] (Research):After suggestion from Finn E. Theodorsen I have split the "original" Judith into two different person persons. Tthis one the grand niese of the first one (Judiths brother Hunroch had a son, Eberhard, that had a daughter Judith who was married to Arnulf).

[NI6847] !BIOGRAPHY: Helene Christine Elisabeth de Tonsberg, 1753-1821, married to Hans Jacob Pavels, 1743-1804, official advisor and President in Krisiansand. Died in Dr‰bak.

[NI6860] Ole Mikal Stoltenberg was born in Tromso Norway in 1859, the first child of Jens and Anne Stoltenberg. Ole died on December 29 1883 in Chicago Illinois of Pneumonia. He is buried in an unmarked grave (lot #6) in Graceland Cemetery on Chicagos North side. The 1883 Chicago street directory shows Ole living at 217 Townsend st and his occupation as a carrier. His death certificate later that year lists his occupation as that of a newspaper distributor.

[NI6861] John E Stoltenberg 3rd oldest son of Jens and Anna Stoltenberg, was born on August 16 1863 in Tromso Norway and died of Pulmonary Tuberculosis on Decenber 17 1913 in Cook County Hospital, Chicago Illinois. He married Anne Warscher and had three children, his early occupation was that of an Actor. He is buried in plot # 404-N in Mt. Olive Cemetery, 3800 N Narragansett Ave, Chicago Illinois. There is a grave stone N. Narragansett Ave. Chicago, Illinois. There is a grave marker. John's occupation is listed in 1883 as an actor and living at 217 Townsend st in Chicago.

[NI6862] Henry N. Stoltenberg, 4th son of Jens and Anna Erlan Stoltenberg was born on March 6 1866 in Chicago Illinois and died on February 28 1922 at his home at 2066 N Humboldt Blvd in Chicago Illinois. He was 56 years old. on March 6 1866 in Chicago Illinois. He died on February 28 1922 at his home at 2066 N Humboldt Blvd in Chicago Illinois. He was 56 yrears old. In 1883 he was living at 219 Townsend st with his brothers Ole and John. His occupation was listed as a stenographer with an office address of 1 so. Clark st. Chicago, Illinois. In 1891 he married Ingeborg M Jensen, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joran G Jensen of Stavanger, Norway. He would educate himself to a higher degree than his siblings and by the early 1900's he was an attorney with his own practice. Henry and Ingeborg would have five children, Harriet b. 1895, Gladys b. 1897 Lelia b. 1899, Vivian b. 1902 and Henry N. b. 1911. Henry is buried in the family plot in Mt. Olive Cemetery, Plot # 160N

[NI6863] Agnes Louise or Anne Louise was born July 16 1869 in Chicago Illinois the only daughter and last child of Jens and Anne Erlan S toltenberg. She died in Oslo Norway on December 4 1931. Her burial place is unknown and for reasons unknown following her fathers death in 1870 her mother returned to Norway with the family. They soon returned to America, but without Agnes. She was left in Kristiansund Norway to be adopted by Jens and Magdelene Brung, a childless couple who were related to her mother Anne. In 1894 at age 25, she married Johan Fredrik Gauffin, a wealthy man twenty years her senior. Johan owned glass manufacturing business in Sweden along with farms and much land. As their home was far out in the country and with no one to socialize with, the lonely life took its toll and she returned to Norway.. However her health continued to deteriorate and she soon had a nervous breakdown and was committed to an asylum. A relative soon rescued her from the asylum and would care for her until her death on December 4 1931 in Oslo, Norway. She and Fredrik had five children, Elin M. b. 1896, Ellen b. 1898, Lelia b. 1900 Aksel E. b. 1902 and Johan b. 1905.

[NI6864] Ingeborg M Stoltenberg was born on January 31 1871 in Stavanger Norway, and died on November 21 1939 at her home at 2066 N Humboldt Blvd. sHE was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joran G Jensen of Stavanger Norway. She is buried next to her husband Henry in the family plot in Mt. Olive Cemetery in Chicago.

[NI6872] Lege.Kommunelege i Nord Odal høsten 1883 til 1. april 1893 da han ble bylæge i Kristiania, Rodeløkkens, senere Sagene distrikt. Angina pectoris.Døde av hjerteinfarct i Majorstuvn. 25D.

[NI6912] lived s.St. who Chef for ; that of betide in 1870 stiftede big "Hanna Wicklunds Modeforretning". In the 1865 Norway census, in Tromso, Hanna is listed as follows: Johanna, dau of Soren B. and Hariette Normann, unmarried, b. 1844 in Tromso.

[NI6932] Lege. Ugift.

[NI6943] 5 barn

[NI6951] Kasserer.Ugift.

[NI6964] of Hindemad; Landsdommer in Fyen 1506; 12 children

[NI7002] Among the eight bishops daughters reaching adulthood she was the third oldest. Without a doubt she was born in Borreby, Scania around 1630. Named after her maternal grandmother E. Svaning. When her father died in 1649 she was still unmarried but shortly after, maybe the same year, she married Paust. She probably died around 1665. Her name was inherited by three nieces. Sources: Title: HANSEN.FTW

[NI7008] Datter av yrkesmilitær. Døde av cancer etter lengre tids sykdom.

[NI7013] Det er mulig at dennes far ikke var Hans Povelssøn Paus, men Hans Paus, kgl. enspænder. Nevnt i 1590-årene i Kjøbenhavns Diplomatarium. Christen må ifølge Finne-Grønn være født før 1610 og Hans Povelssøn Paus ble først gift omkring 1616. Se forøvr ig NPT (Norsk Personalhistorisk Tidning) Bind I 1910

[NI7020] See attached sources.

[NI7021] See attached sources.

[NI7037] Hartvig setter dødsåret til før 1794 da hans kone da ble gift på nytt. Det s ut til at han helt ser bort fra skilsmisse, selv om Peter jo 'rømte' landet p.g.a. gjeldsproblemer.

[NI7041] Died at the battle of Lena.

[NI7044] Døde som liten.

[NI7069] gives 2 children: Christian, Oberstlieutenent in 1726 with Third Trondheim Nat. Inf. Regiment; and Charlotte Amalie

[NI7076] "of the Swedish Winstorp family"

[NI7116] Anna van Munthe on 50 Fam.

[NI7135] Prost og sogneprest til Haa

[NI7145] Sigv. Chr. Berle opplysser at hennes foreldre var: Christen Lautitzen Lind og
Margrethe Pedersdatter Trane,(gift 164?) og hennes foreldre igjen var:
Lauritz Christensen Lind f. l2.2.1617 og Karen Hansdatter

[NI7153] Kristian lives with his family in Philadelphia, PA. and is a retired U S govern- employee. He is also an accomplished amateur violinist.

[NI7154] Ellen works for the Swedish Government in Stokholm as an arranger and coordinator of cultural events. She at one time had her own radio show in Stockholm.

[NI7199] Born in Böhmen which today is two different Czhech regions, Støedoèeský which is Central Bohemia around the capital Prague and Jihoèeský which is South Bohemia earlier called Budweis, Budìjovický.

[NI7201] Christian Bobak is rated as one of the top three photographers that Norway has ever produced. His most famous phote is that of "Old Nina Greig" He was born in Lesja, Norway in 1891, He would learn his craft from the then noted photographer H.H. Lie in Vinstra. He also worked for a time for Karl And- erson of Oslo, a court photographer. Heset up shop for a short time in Dorve, be fore moving to Kristiansund in 1917. In 1924 he agian moved to Bergen and by 1928 was his own "Artist". Another of his more famous photos is that of Narhdal Greig. He also was a gifted painter and taught painting to many an aspiring young art- tist, He belived very strongly in the connection of Portrait Painting and Photo- grapy. Christian died in 1955 and is buried in the churchyard at Lesja.

[NI7204] In the 1865 Norway census, in Lyngen, Dorthea is listed as follows: Dorthea M. Meyer Steensohn, head of household, widow, merchant, b. 1818 in Hammerfest. In the 1875 Norway census, in Tromso, Dorthea is listed as follows: Dorthea Margrethe Steensohn, dau of Anne Johanna Mejer, widow, manages house for her mother, b. 1818 in Alten Talvig. Living with mother. She lived as a Widow "nogle" (?) Year(s) in Egersund, later with her youngest Daughter Harriet in Drammen. Note: The following are living at the same residence as Dorthea and her family: Oluf S. Wicklund, unmarried, head merchant, b. 1844 in Tromso; Robert G. Linvald, unmarried, servant, b. 1845 in Sverige; Johan Mikkelsen, unmarried, servant, b. 184 2 in Lyngen; Mathilde A. Berg, unmarried, employee, b. 1844 in Tromso; Marie B. Gabrielsdatter, unmarried, employee, b. 1847 in Sverige; MathildeL. Abrahamsdatter, unmarried, employee, b. 1845 in Lyngne; Elen Johnssen, unmarried, employee, b. 182 6 in Lyngen; and Magdalene L. Isaksdatter, unmarried, employee, b. 1840 in Lyngen.

[NI7205] Merchant and owner of Lyngsejdet.

[NI7206] Jan Magnr is a retired violinist and concert master from the Hilversum Radio symphony orchestra in Amsterdam Holland.

[NI7220] Rådmann. Sønn av sogneprest Thorvald Klaveness og Barbra Henriette Hvoslef.

[NI7234] 'John was born at the Baron estate in East Neuk of Fife, Scotland. His family was of the Cunningham clan, and his father was Alexander Cunningham and his mother was Christiane Wood. John came to service at the court of the Danish king Christian IV, and ended up as the commander and bailiff of Vardoe fortress in northern Norway. Here Christine was born, and also here she met with Hans Jensson Orbch, who succeeded John as bailiff. Hans and Christine ended up in Bergen, at the west coast of Norway, and Hans bought many estates in this area, among them the Natvik farm. John's legal wife was Ellen Clausdtr Hundermark from the estate Gerderup at Eggeslevmagle in Denmark, and here John is buried. Ellen's parents were Claus Gerderup Hundemark and Dorthe Daa, also called Dorthea Jorgensdtr af Snedinge.' Info received from Erik Aune 9/10/98

[NI7260] 6 barn

[NI7269] Gift 17-07-1920 Med Montserrat Fontanet f. i Barcelona 22-12-1893 Barnløs

[NI7271] Da Peter døde før man fikk malt et bilde av ham, måtte hans datter (14 år) k seg med farens parykk og klær for å stå modell til portrettet av faren. Det skal vistnok se noe underlige ut med en ungdommelig skjeggløs prest sammen m alle de gamle og skjeggprydede. Han forulykket i robåt på vei til Hoemsvig annex.

[NI7284] Bokhandler (?) i Fredrikstad.

[NI7285] 1 datter.

[NI7286] Hun var pleiedatter av Caspar Fredrik Munthe, men var hun datter av hans kone som jo også het Kølichen til efternavn? 1 datter.

[NI7290] 11 barn.

[NI7291] 11 barn.

[NI7292] Gift 8.8.1913 med lege Otto Christian Borchrevink f. 17.11.1884, sønn av statskonsulent Otto B. og Caroline Bornholdt. Barnløs. 1 adoptivsønn Sven B. f. 13.04.1925

[NI7303] Ugift

[NI7308] of Tom

[NI7329] 4 barn.

[NI7332] Barnløs. Adoptert Sven Borchgrevink f. 13.4.1925

[NI7333] 2 sønner, 4 døtre.

[NI7334] 2 sønner, 4 døtre.

[NI7335] James W Jr. was born on October 27 1954,( a few hours before his Grand fathers 52 birthday ) in Chicago Illinois. He grew up and attended school in the Wheeling / Buffalo Gro