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10701	Litt usikkert	Solem, Randi Iversdtr. Oddli f (I51771)
10702	Litt usikkert hvor hun ble gravlagt	Eilertsen, Hansine Kaspara Danielsen f (I152183)
10703	Litt usikkert med dato for begravelse.	Haslund, Fredrik Wilhelm (I203534)
10704	Litt utydelig..	Wiig, Elen Olina Andersdtr. (I65562)
10705	Litteraturviter og -kritiker. Foreldre: Sverre Bernhardsen Rottem (1921) og syerske Solveig Terese Hassel (19212002). Gift 1) 4.7.1969 med lektor Gerd Synnøve Vigeland (19.4.1946), datter av sogneprest Sverre Rojahn Vigeland (18991983) og Johanna Maria Theil (191391), ekteskapet oppløst 1989; 2) 26.10.1991 med cand.scient. Bente Findling-Nielsen (24.6.1950), datter av meierist Aage Nielsen (1916) og kontorassistent Birthe Findling (1924). Øystein Rottem var i de siste 20 år av sin levetid Norges viktigste og mest autoritative litteraturkritiker, også etter at han i midten av 1980-årene slo seg ned i Danmark. Han var samtidig en typisk representant for sin generasjon, de såkalte 68-erne, og deres kulturelle og politiske verdisyn. For Øystein Rottem stod all litteratur i kontakt med sitt samfunn og sin samtid. For ham representerte litteraturen en holdning. Rottem vokste opp som sønn av en enslig mor og kom til å tilbringe store deler av barndommen sammen med sine besteforeldre. Kontakten med de eldre generasjoner og oppveksten i et lite lokalsamfunn på trøndelagskysten var en kulturell og menneskelig ballast han med glede bar med seg gjennom resten av livet. Rottems menneskelige varme og sjenerøse væremåte var personlige kjennetegn som alle han kom i kontakt med vil huske. Og Øystein Rottem hadde en svært stor krets av venner og bekjente. Øystein Rottem studerte filologi ved Universitetet i Oslo og ble cand.philol. 1976. De neste åtte årene var han tilknyttet Universitetet i Tromsø som stipendiat og amanuensis. 198591 innehadde han en stilling som norsklektor ved Københavns Universitet, og han ble boende i den danske hovedstaden livet ut, bare avbrutt av et gjesteprofessorat ved universitetet i Wien 199192. Rottem produserte en lang rekke vitenskapelige artikler og avhandlinger; særlig bør hans arbeider om Knut Hamsuns forfatterskap fremheves, fra hovedfagsoppgaven Knut Hamsuns Landstrykere. En ideologikritisk analyse (omarbeidet til bok 1978) via biografien Knut Hamsun. Guddommelig galskap (1998) til Hamsun og fantasiens triumf (2002). Rottem var en fremstående litteraturforsker og bidrog til en rekke antologier om moderne litteraturteori. Samtidig var han en flittig lærebokforfatter, som skrev litteraturhistorier for både ungdomstrinnet og videregående skole. Han satt også i en årrekke som medlem av den norske juryen for Nordisk Råds litteraturpris. Sin største leserkrets som litteraturhistoriker fikk nok Øystein Rottem med de tre bindene om norsk etterkrigslitteratur (199598) som fullførte Harald og Edvard Beyers storverk Norges litteraturhistorie. Her forente Rottem på suverent vis akademikerens vitenskapelige tyngde med formidlerens journalistiske letthet, gjennom tre svært omfattende bind. Samtidig visste han at han stilte seg selv lagelig til for hogg ved å vurdere og klassifisere forfattere som fremdeles stod midt i sin tid. Det var innenfor den modernistiske og mentalitetshistoriske tradisjonen at Rottem hentet sine viktigste impulser som litteraturviter. Han var også inspirert av en klassisk, psykoanalytisk lesning, noe som ikke minst viste seg i biografien Sigurd Hoel. Et nærbilde (1991). Her kunne Rottem for alvor ta i bruk sin levende interesse for den sterke kulturradikale tradisjonen i norsk og skandinavisk litteratur og åndsliv, en tradisjon han nok så seg selv som en naturlig viderefører av. Les mer på https://nbl.snl.no/%C3%98ystein_Rottem Se: https://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/nordlit/article/download/1869/1740/ Se også : https://arkiv.klassekampen.no/19579/article/item/null/oystein-rottem--et-personlig-tilbakeblikk	Rottem, Øystein (I93456)
10706	Liv Ingebjørg Sødal Alfsen (født 25. oktober 1931 i Bærum, død 2014) var lærer og høyrepolitiker. Hun var yngste datter av lærerne Henrik Sødal og Liv f. Husøy (19001965). Familien flyttet rundt ettersom faren fikk jobb til Kristiansand i 1936, Tønsberg i 1946 og så tilbake til Bærum i 1949. Etter Levanger lærerskole i 1954 jobbet Liv Ingebjørg Sødal ett år i bærumsskolen. Fra 1955 til 1958 jobbet hun i Stavanger, så et år i Kvitsøy før hun flyttet til sin ungdoms by Tønsberg i 1959. Hun jobbet ved Træleborg skole, var innvalgt i Tønsberg kommunestyre og skolestyre for Høyre. Liv Sødal Rabe, som hun da het, tok mellomfag i kristendomskunnskap ved Universitetet i Oslo i 1965. Hun ble en av landets mer kjente lærebokforfattere i faget med de mange navn: kristendom; kristendom med religions- og livssynsorientering; religion, livssyn og etikk. Sødal giftet seg i 1955 med Ragnar Rabe (1958). Før han druknet og døde i 1958 fikk de en datter og en sønn, som bar hver av foreldrenes navn. I 1970 giftet hun seg på nytt, med økonomisjef Arnljot Alfsen. Hun døde i 2014 og ble begravet fra Helgerud kirke. ( https://lokalhistoriewiki.no/wiki/Liv_S%C3%B8dal_Alfsen )	Alfsen, Liv Ingebjørg Sødal (I150159)
10707	Liv Sødal (9. juli 1900 i Sande i Romsdal, død 11. februar 1965) var lærer. Hun var født Liv Husøy som datter av gårdbrukerne Peder Nilsen Husøy og Laura Olsdatter på Husøy (gnr. 6/1). Etter Notodden lærerskole i 1921 jobbet hun to år som lærer i hjemkretsen Husøy-Ona, deretter på Kvislabakken i Stjørdal fra 1923 til 1926. I 1924 i Hemne gifta hun seg med lærer Henrik Sødal (18971982). Sødal hadde gått ut av Notodden lærerskole året før Liv Husøy. Selv om Henrik Sødal fram til 1926 jobbet i Nesna, ble parets eldst sønnen Leiv født i Hemne i 1925, så Per i Oslo 1928 og Liv Ingebjørg i Bærum 1931. Mannen jobbet som lærer på Follo fylkesskole fr 1926, i Bærum fra 1929 og skoleinspektør i Kristiansand fra 1936alle steder var Liv Sødal vikarlærer. Dette slutta hun tydeligvis med da de dro videre til Tønsberg i 1946, før siste stopp ble Bærum fra 1949. Der bodde familien i Lommedalen i deres første opphold, seinere på Gjettum. Hun døde i 1965 og er gravlagt med mannen på Haslum kirkegård. ( https://lokalhistoriewiki.no/wiki/Liv_S%C3%B8dal )	Husøy, Liv Sødal f (I30537)
10708	Lloyd H. Mork, 64, of Irene, SD died Friday, February 7, 2014 as the result of an automobile accident near Yankton, SD. Lloyd Harvey Mork was born January 18, 1950 in Yankton, SD to Harvey and Judith (Erickson) Mork. He attended grade school at Lincoln Country School and later Graduated from Irene High School in 1968. Lloyd married Vicki Bak on August 20, 1971. Lloyd farmed from 1969 until they moved to Irene in 1996. He then worked for Meyer Heating and Air Conditioning from 1996 until 1998. He then went to work for the University of South Dakota for 15 years, until beginning his most recent employment at the Human Services Center in October of 2013. Lloyd was a die-hard Packers Fan, golf enthusiast, and all around sports fanatic. He loved his kids and grandchildren endlessly. Lloyd was presented the Outstanding Young Farmer award in 1982. He held positions in several councils and organizations including Turkey Valley Township Clerk, Calvary Lutheran Church Council, Councilman and then Mayor of the City of Irene and coached youth basketball and baseball for his sons. Survivors include his wife Vicki, sons: Brad (Kiya), Kyle (Jennifer), and Tony (Wendy), six grandsons: Scott, Jacob, Cade, Kaden, Trevor, Andrew and three granddaughters: Thea, Mckenna and Sienna. Also surviving are mother-in-law Helen Bak, brothers-in-law David (Linda) Bak, Larry (Carol) Bak, Ronald (Sandra) Bak and numerous nieces and nephews and close friends. And we can't forget his favorite Grand-dog Charlie ("Old Boy") as he called him. First Visitation Wednesday, February 12th, 2014, 5:00pm - 7:00pm Hansen Funeral Home Irene, SD	Mork, Lloyd Harvey (I149082)
10709	Lloyd Hustvedt was born and raised in the Sogn Valley in Goodhue County, Minnesota. Hustvedt finished his B.A. degree at St. Olaf College with a major in Norwegian. Hustvedt received his M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota and earned his Ph.D. degree in Scandinavian Studies from the University of Wisconsin.[1] Career In 1954, Hustvedt became a professor at St. Olaf College where he was later chairman of the Norwegian Department and was named the first holder of the King Olav V Professorship in Norwegian Studies. In 1959, he became Executive Secretary of the Norwegian-American Historical Association, a position he would keep for four decades. He was a charter member of the Norwegian Researchers and Teachers Association of North America. He also served on the Board of Directors of the Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum. In 1980 he was awarded the Order of St. Olav, Knight First Class by King Olav V. In 1985, he was the first American to be recognized by the America-Norway Heritage Fund for his contributions to Norwegian American understanding and for preserving the history of Norwegian immigrants in the United States. Lloyd Hustvedt was the author of numerous essays and articles relating to his field of study. He is most frequently associated with his biography of Rasmus Björn Anderson for which he was awarded the McKnight Prize in Literature by the McKnight Family Literary Fund. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lloyd_Hustvedt https://wp.stolaf.edu/norwegian/	Hustvedt, Lloyd Merlin (I206476)
10710	Lloyd Raymond Good, 72, of 1418 Ave. E, was dead on arrival Wednesday afternoon of a heart attack at Deaconess Hospital. He was born Sept. 4, 1904, in Royal Center, Ind., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Otis Good. He lived near Winamac, Ind.until 1910, when the family moved to Glendive. He graduated from Lambert High School in 1925 and from Montana State College in 1931. In 1935, he taught Smith- Hughes Agriculture in Simms. He joined the Soil Conservation Service in 1938, living in Fargo, Mandan, Fessenden, New Rockford, Watford City and Dickinson, N.D. He transferred to the U.S. Forestry Service in 1954. Mr. Good became the staff officer in charge of range and wildlife management for Custer National Forest in 1960 in Billings, retiring in 1968. He was a member of American Lutheran Church; life member of Pioneers of the West and past president and member of National Association of Retired Federal Employes. He married Alvida Otness Jan. 14, 1935, in Sidnery Survivors include the widow: a son, Kenneth of Whitefsh; a daughter, Mrs. Robert(Nancy) Leinius of Cheyenne, Wyo., and four grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in American Lutheran Church, the Rev. Gary L. Olson officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuaryis in charge of arrangements	Good, Lloyd Raymond (I203106)
10711	Lloyd Wilfred Johnson, 97, Minot and formerly of Ruso died on Friday, November 15, 2013 in the Souris Valley Care Center - Velva. Lloyd was born on August 28, 1916 in Ruso to John and Hilda (Olson) Johnson. He was reared on the family farm southwest of Ruso and educated at the Ruso School until the eighth grade, but God had a plan for him elsewhere. He enrolled in the Lutheran bible Institute in Minneapolis where he received, what he called high school education with Jesus Christ as the Superintendant. This was one of the greatest times in his life, and he made many friends and learned a lot about his faith. He graduated in May of 1939. Lloyd was united in marriage to Olive Melom on November 16, 1940 by Olive's father, Pastor August Melom and Pastor O.J. Skrudland, in First Lutheran Church - Ruso. They made their home on a farm north of Ruso and later moved to their home place south of Ruso. Lloyd was a small grains farmer, a dairyman and also raised beef cattle. He was able to piece together and repair a lot of his equipment and machinery with a mechanical knowledge that was self taught. They retired from farming in 1989 and moved to Minot to be closer to Olive's doctors. Olive passed away on May 11, 1992. Lloyd had continued to make his home in Minot where he volunteered at Trinity Hospital for twenty years. He enjoyed this a lot, because of the people he worked with and the people he met. He helped in the Physical Therapy and Admissions areas and he received his 6000 hour pin in May of 2012. He moved to the Souris Valley Assisted Living Center in Velva in April of 2012 and to the Souris Valley Care Center in May of 2013. Lloyd served on the Otis Township Board for many years, seeing many changes and many different people who came and went in his years at Ruso. He enjoyed sharing stories about Ruso in the "Good Old Days." Lloyd served on the church council and cemetery board of First Lutheran Church - Ruso, where he was a member his entire life, until the church closed in 1997. He held many different positions, but knew that to keep God's work moving forward, he had to stay involved in his church in whatever capacity he could. Lloyd and Olive were asked to sing for many funerals as well as at area nursing homes and in the Butte Men's Chorus. Lloyd lived for Jesus Christ and he and Olive raised their eight children to follow God in all that they do in life. He was a former member of Gideons, distributing New Testaments to whomever would accept one. God was the center of Lloyd's life and he lived for him all the days of his long life. He especially enjoyed hunting, fishing, auction sales, scrapbooking and his large chicken collection. Lloyd's loving family includes his daughters: Marlene (Delane) Kritsky of Pocatello ID, Loretta Martinsen of Garrison, Marlys (Larry) Sundbakken of Minot, Eleanor (LaVerne) Berg of Logan, Doreen (Tim) Schatz of Butte; sons: Glen (Debbie) Johnson of Wahpeton and Wayne (Tenley) Johnson of Max; daughter-in-law: Diane Johnson of Ruso; twenty-one grandchildren; forty-one great grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren; sisters: Bernice Melom of Minneapolis and Norma Austreim of Williston; sisters-in-law: Leona Johnson of Minot and Judy Johnson of Ruso and numerous nieces, nephews and other family and friends. Lloyd was preceded in death by his parents, wife, son: Milfred, son-in-law: Melvin Martinsen and brothers: Lester and Marvin Johnson. Celebration of the Life of Lloyd Johnson: Wednesday, November 20, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. in Oak Valley Lutheran Church - Velva. Interment: Ruso Cemetery Visitation: Tuesday from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Thomas Family Funeral Home - Minot. Memorials are preferred to the Camp of the Cross, Souris Valley Care Center volunteers, Valley View Manor of Velva or Gideon's International. ctolof 47998848-links to parents	Johnson, Lloyd Wilfred (I202405)
10712	Logerende fisker i 1865. Ugift.	Klungerviksand, Ole Eriksen (I3253)
10713	Logerende i Hagen Holla i 1865.	Svarthaug, Iver Larsen Vinje f (I4190)
10714	Lois Nurkka Scottsdale Lois A. Nurkka passed away on February 2, 2021. Lois was born to Lilly and Al Rustvold in Nashwauk, MN on November 24, 1933. She grew up in Nashwauk and attended Hibbing Jr College, graduating from St Cloud State College. She and Glen were married in 1957 in the Nashwauk Lutheran Church. Lois then taught in Cosmos, MN, Leadville, CO and Nucla, CO prior to giving birth to her first child, Hal. She then lived in Arvada, CO and Minneapolis, MN prior to moving to Phoenix in 1965. The family then moved to Scottsdale in 1967 where Lois lived for the remainder of her life. Lois was preceded in death by her parents and her brother Al. She is survived by her children Hal, Rick and Stacia. Granddaughter Kristyn, several nieces and nephews and ex-husband Glen Nurkka. A memorial service will be held at Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School Rd., Scottsdale on Saturday, February 27th at 2:00 p.m., followed by a reception at the mortuary. Posted online on February 17, 2021 Published in The Arizona Republic	Nurkka, Lois Antonette Rustvold (I200765)
10715	Long Beach Independent, CA, Thursday, February 13, 1969, pg. 44, col. 2 ENGEN -- Edith E., age 92 of 20719 South Arline Ave., Artesia. Died Wednesday at Christian Home for the Aged. Survived by daughters, Helen Frawley, Lakewood, Thelma Dunlap, Long Beach; grandchildren, Mrs. Elaine Hamilton and Fern Powell of Bellflower, Richard Powell, Palmdale; 10 great-grandchildren; 4 great-great-grandchildren; neice, Maria G. Garza, Mexico City; nephew, Franklin Smith, Chicago. Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Holy Family Church, Artesia. Requiem Mass Friday 10 a.m. Holy Family Church. Burial, Calvary Cemetery. Artesia Mortuary in charge.	Engen, Ida Edith Emily Fredenberg (I195189)
10716	Longview Daily News, Saturday, Jun 4 1983: Sylvia Sophia Petersen, 73, of 13 S. Welcome Slough, died Jan. 3, 1983 in a Longview hospital. She was born July 24, 1909, in Slayton, MN. She moved to Puget Island from Wauna, OR, 52 years ago. She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, president of Community Service of the Southwest Conference of the SDA, a member of the Wahkiakum County Community Clothing Bank, and secretary of Friendship Club. Surviving are her husband, Stanley O. Petersen; three daughters, Wilma Bauer of Puget Island, Ardis Heindrich of Redlands, CA, and Diane Cook of Napa, CA; 8 grandchildren; three brothers, Oscar Hedstad of Milwaukie, OR, and Rudolph Hegstad and Vernon Hegstad of Portland; two nephews, Richard Hegstad of Longview and LeRoy Hegstad of Battleground, whom she and her husband raised. Services will be at 11 am Monday at her church with Rev. Stephan Bukojemsky officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Cathlamet, with Dowling Funeral Home in charge. __________ Daughter of Sivert Johan (b. MN) and Anna Sofia Ovesdtr Kregness (b. Norway) Hegstad	Petersen, Sylvia Sophia Hegstad (I174336)
10717	Lorck-slægten er behandlet bl.a. af Andreas Lorck Schiemny i en bog fra 1949 [ Lorck Schiemny, Andreas: Die Chronik der Familie Lorck. Schicksal und Genealogie einer Flensburger Kaufmannsfamilie aus vier Jahrhunderten, Neumünster 1949] og af Hans Stack i et værk om digteren Matthias Claudius aner [Stack, Hans: Die Ahnen des Dichters Matthias Claudius. i Schriften der heimatländlicher Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Nordschleswig, Heft 7, 1963, s. 67-81]. Nærværende L.P. Lorck var nemlig gennem sønnedatteren Maria morfars far til digteren. Fra en datter Catharina, g.m. købmand Lorentz Hansen, nedstammer den kendte danske familie Lorck. ( geni.com )	Lorck, Lorenz Petersen (I178768)
10718	Lorents var Bergskriver. Bergskriver ved en gruve var regnskapsfører og kasserer. bergskriverne har Hytteskriverne under seg, eksempelvis fra de enkelte smeltehyttene.	Fyhn, Lorentz Angell (I54341)
10719	Lorentz Angell (født 11. august 1778 i Trondhjem, død 1860) var en norsk prest og stortingsrepresentant. Lorentz Angell var sønn av sogneprest til domkirken i Trondhjem Jonas Angell og Lydia Hagerup. Han gikk ut av Trondhjems Latinskole, hvor han var elev av Søren Monrad, tok examen artium i 1795 og teologisk embetseksamen i 1799. I 1804 ble han utnevnt til aftensangprest og rektor ved skolen i Tønsberg. I 1813 ble han sogneprest til Kvernes på Nordmøre, og i 1817 dessuten prost over Nordmøre. I 1827 ble han forflyttet som sogneprest til Melhus, og i 1828 prost over Dalernes prosti. Samme år ble han residerende kapellan ved domkirken i Trondhjem. Angell representerte Kristiansund og Molde på Stortinget i 1814, og Trondhjem 1833 - 1835. (Wikipedia)	Angell, Lorentz (I98555)
10720	Lorentz Bertram Erbe Lorentz Bertram Erbe (1855 i Hommelvik -1915) var sønnesønn av skipskaptein Just Henrik Erbe. Han var gift med Kaia Sirine Gotaas (4.3.1856-). Barn: Ingrid (10.9.1882-), Ragnhild (1884), Egil (1886), Karen Dorthea (1888). Datteren Ingrid ble gift 2. september 1903 med Bjarne Lykke (1879-1911), bror av Ivar Lykke. Etter Bjarne Lykkes død, giftet Ingeborg seg 2. den 13.3.1920 med Hans Braastad. Lorentz Erbe startet Trondhjems Dropsfabrikk A/S og Trondhjems Kjeks- og Knækkebrødfabrikk A/S i 1899. Sønnen Eigil Erbe ble opptatt i sin fars forretning i 1910, hvoretter firmaets navn ble Erbe & Søn A/S. Firmaet eide Valøen fra 1918-20. ( http://www.strindahistorielag.no/wiki/index.php?title=Lorentz_Bertram_Erbe ) https://snl.no/Nidar_A%2FS http://www.industrimuseum.no/bedrifter/Erbe	Erbe, Lorentz Bertram (I148040)
10721	Lorentz Lorck (1788 i Trondhjem -1842 i Trondhjem) var sønn av Christian Andersen Lorck som drev handelshuset Lorck, og Elen Birgitte Schive. Lorentz Lorck ble gift 1811 med Nicoline Frølich (1793-1869). De hadde fem barn. Fra rundt 1810 fikk Lorentz Lorck og broren Paul Bahnsen Lorck stadig mer selvstendige oppdrag i firmaet, og i 1812 ble de formelt opptatt som delinnehavere av firmaet Fra nå av ble det hetende Lorck & Sønner. Yngste bror Jens Schive Lorck ble medinnehaver i 1824. Faren Christian Andersen Lorck døde i 1824. De tre brødrene hadde altså overtatt ansvaret for firmaet i 1824. Men med Jens og Pauls bortgang i 1834 og 1841, ble kontinuiteten satt på prøve. Lorentz Lorck satt nå igjen med eneansvaret, og kanskje hadde heller ikke han jernhelse? Som så mange andre i byens handelsborgerskap hadde han vært ivrig medlem i Klubselskapet Harmonien. I to perioder hadde han vært presiderende direktør i dette eksklusive fellesskapet. Men så tidlig som i 1834 ba han seg fritatt for dette vervet, på grunn av øiensvakhet, noe som skal ha utvikla seg i retning av full blindhet i årene etterpå. Nicoline Frølich Den eldste sønnen, Christian Andersen Lorck (d.y.) (1813-1895) var oppkalt etter farfaren. I en periode bodde det nå tre personer med dette navnet i byen: Grunnleggeren av firmaet (1753-1828), dennes sønnesønn (1813-1895), og sistnevntes fetter (1796-1831). Mellomste sønn ble døpt Frederik Christian Lorck (1815-1901), men ble etter hvert kalt Fritz Lorck. Ved siden av bestefaren er han den Lorck som har satt sterkest preg på den tida han levde i, og i hovedsak er det hans historie som skjebnen til Lorck- firmaet fra nå av er knytta til. En tredje bror, Lorentz Ferdinand Lorck (1822-1895) var 20 år da faren døde. Også han fikk oppgaver i familiefirmaet. strindahistorielag.no/wiki/index.php?title=Lorentz_Lorck	Lorck, Lorentz (I122075)
10722	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Lenes, Haldis (I102144)
10723	Losjerte i Krambodgaten i Trondheim i 1865.	Krokstad, Johan Erich Johansen (I62468)
10724	Losjerte i Løvbugt i 1875, or livnærte seg ved spinding etc. Datteren Elen Henriksd bodde hos henne.	Vorpbukt, Ane Olsdtr. (I9611)
10725	Losse- og lastearbeider i Trondheim. I sin ungdom reiste han i utenriks fart. Spilte både trekkspill og fiolin. (hitterslekt)	Lossius, Rolf (I106520)
10726	Lost At Sea off Lookout Point Southeast Alaska	Buschmann, Frederick Peter (I193671)
10727	Louise av Sverige (ursprungligen Lovisa Josefina Eugenia), född 31 oktober 1851 i Stockholm, död 20 mars 1926 i Köpenhamn, var en svensk prinsessa och en kronprinsessa och drottning av Danmark. Hon var dotter till den svenske kungen Karl XV och drottning Lovisa. Louise var drottning av Danmark och gift med den danske kungen Fredrik VIII från 1869 till hans död 1912. (Wikipedia)	Norge, Louise Josefina Eugenia Bernadotte av Sverige och (I105475)
10728	Lovetta Faye Hammer (90), of Bemidji, Minnesota, died Saturday, March 16th surrounded by daughters Larae and Darcee. Lovetta Faye was born July 9, 1933, the only child, to Albert and Elda Gehrke of Adams, ND. She grew up on the farm milking cows by hand and tending crops; this is where her grit and work ethic were cemented. She attended a one-room schoolhouse and, in 1952, was one of four graduates from Adams High School. After graduation, Lovetta headed south to continue her education at Concordia College. A fall handshake mixer the story goes- is where Faye met her future husband, Donald Hammer. Much like speed dating, Don- a smart man- kept circling around for another handshake. This was the beginning of their great 64-year love story. Don and Faye married July 25, 1954. The couple moved to New Mexico where Don was in the Army and Faye taught school. After a stint in Fosston, Don and Faye moved to Bemidji, MN. They would make this their forever home. Mrs. Hammer is remembered by many as their librarian at Lincoln Elementary School. Her love of books and memorable reading voice enticed many of her students to become lifelong readers. Later, she would become the high school librarian at Park Rapids High School. Her great loves were dancing with Don to "The Shades of Soul" at Jack's Supper Club, feeling the tug of a walleye on her line while fishing on Lake of the Woods, or getting a hole in one while golfing. Faye was a master gardener and consummate entertainer. What a fabulous marriage of talents. Lucky was the couple that received a "Fayemous Foods" recipe book for their wedding gift! Faye believed in hard work, dressing for success, and serving others. She had an aptitude for public speaking and loved her role as liturgist at First Lutheran Church. She was a true lady. She believed a woman could do anything a man could do- and did. She was the trailer backer upper, the wood stacker, the boat navigator, and fish cleaner. She believed a dog on a lap made everything better. She embodied the best of qualities: unconditional love, strength of spirit, and unending honor that was shown in her care for Don. Faye and Don lived the best of lives: great friends, great adventures, and a great love. It's a beautiful thought that they are dancing together again. Faye is survived by her three daughters: Colette (Robert) Erickson, Hayden Lake ID; Larae (Roger-deceased) Peterson, Reardan, WA; and Darcee (Curtis) Kissler Haynes, Fruita, CO; seven grandchildren, and many great grandchildren. Lovetta Faye was preceded in death by her parents, and husband Don (2016). Services will be held at First Lutheran Church on Saturday, May 11th at 1:30pm. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery in Bemidji. Arrangements by Cease Family Funeral Home in Bemidji.	Hammer, Lovetta Faye Gehrke (I203286)
10729	Lovise Cathrine: Fr: Pigen Magdalene Sophie Pedersdtr fra Hedemarken ifølge Attest fra Hr: Provst Andersen af 4de Juny 1824. I sin Tjeneste hos Koch paa Hammersborg blev hun besvangret, men gjorde Barsel paa Kudske- bakken, hun angiver som Barnefader Ungkarl og Maler Niels Carlsen, som nu siges at sidder arresteret paa Raadstuen. Dette Pigens 2det Leiermaal med Forskjellige; thi efter bemældte Attest har hun et Barn med ugift Gaardmand Ole Nielsen Kongsrud i Næss Præstegjeld paa Hedemarken, som fødtes den 3de og døbtes den 28de Marty 1824 i sidstnævnte Sogn. Fdr: Helene Hansdtr, Haagine Haagensdtr, Lise Jensdtr, Ole Pedersen og Peder Pedersen. ( https://forum.arkivverket.no/topic/191180-hjelp-til-tyding-av-d%C3%A5psinnf%C3%B8ring-for-lovise-cathrine-%C2%ABlarine%C2%BB-nielsdatter/ )	Pedersdtr., Magdalene Sophie (I155567)
10730	Lovise Olsdatter var husmor fra starten og i lang tid framover på Orkdal landsgymnas.	Vormdal, Lovise Olsdtr. (I180145)
10731	Lucie Jonsdatter	Jansdtr., Lutzia (I59707)
10732	Lucille Johnson, 69, Ruso, died Thursday, March 3, 2011, at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, Minn. Lucille was born June 12, 1941, a daughter of Ole and Lillian (Reitman) Kinn, in Garrison. She was raised on a farm south of Benedict, and graduated from Underwood High School. She furthered her education by attending Trinity School of Nursing in Minot, where she graduated in 1979. On Jan. 4, 1959, Lucille was united in marriage to Robert "Bob" Johnson in Benedict. Following their marriage, they made their home on the Johnson family homestead southwest of Ruso. Lucille worked on the farm with Bob and held numerous jobs throughout the years, including working in Hedstrand's Vegetable Garden, Max Grocery Store, and as a certified nursing assistant at the Garrison nursing home. Lucille loved working as an licensed practical nurse on the obstetrics floor at Trinity Hospital. She was a very caring, compassionate nurse. Nursing was a career she had for 27 years. She retired in 2006. Lucille was a member of Concordia Lutheran Church in Benedict, where she was active as a Sunday school teacher for many years and served as secretary. Lucille enjoyed flowers, gardening, taking photos with her camera, making photo albums, making people laugh, playing board games and cards, spending time in the yard, skiing the hills, sledding, visiting, going to auction sales with Bob, and learning about new things as she was always curious. Lucille truly loved life, and absolutely adored Bob. Surviving relatives include: husband of 52 years, Robert, Ruso; daughters, Debbie (Randy) Knain, Rugby, Denette (Pat) Lothspeich, Bismarck, Jodi Letvin (fiance John Grunseth), Velva; son, Tim (Rebecca) Johnson, Hazen; 16 grandchildren: 11 great-grandchildren; brothers, Wendell Kinn, Marvin (Joan) Kinn, Curtis (Valerie) Kinn; sisters, Geline Johnson, Oleeta Rime, Palma Levey; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Lucille was preceded in death by her parents; son-in-law, Rick Letvin; brothers-in-law, Don Johnson, Walter Rime, Gene Levey; and sister-in-law, Claryce Lindquist. Funeral service: Thursday, March 10, 2011, at 11 a.m., in Oak Valley Lutheran Church, Velva	Johnson, Lucille F. Kinn (I202455)
10733	Ludvig Holberg (født 3. desemberjul./ 13. desember 1684greg. i Bergen[1], død 28. januar 1754 i København) var en norsk-dansk forfatter og historiker som levde mesteparten av sitt voksne liv i Danmark. Holberg var preget av humanismen, opplysningstiden og barokken. Han var filosof og historiker, men det er hans skjønnlitterære forfatterskap som ruver høyest. Han skrev satirer, blant annet parodien på antikkens og renessansens helteepos, i Peder Paars, en utopisk roman i Nils Klims underjordiske reise som gjorde ham berømt. Men hovedvekten ligger på hans komedier, 26 stykker i alt, som kan deles i to grupper; intrigekomedier i en eller tre akter, og de store komediene i fem akter, der hovedvekten ligger på satiren, som Den politiske Kandestøper, Den stundesløse og Erasmus Montanus. Han var en forfatter av europeisk format, en av de største som både Danmark og Norge har hatt, og hans verker ble tidlig oversatt til flere europeiske språk. (Wikipedia)	Holberg, Ludvig (I98839)
10734	Ludvig Mathias Lindeman (født 28. november 1812, død 23. mai 1887) var en norsk komponist, organist og folkemusikksamler, født i Trondheim. Han var den første i Norge etter Olea Crøger som begynte å samle folkemusikk systematisk, og samarbeidet med Crøger og Landstad om utgivelsen av Norske Folkeviser. Hans far var Ole Andreas Lindeman, organist i Vår Frue kirke i Trondheim gjennom en mannsalder. L.M. Lindeman hadde studert både teologi og musikk og var organist i Vor Frelsers Kirke (nå Oslo Domkirke) i Oslo i 47 år. Han samlet nesten 2 000 norske folkemelodier. Lindeman forsøkte flere ganger å få myndighetene til å ta et offentlig ansvar for musikkutdannelsen i Norge. Da det ikke lyktes, tok han, sammen med sønnen Peter, initiativ til opprettelsen av Organistkolen i Kristiania i 1883. Denne skolen utviklet seg etter hvert til Musikkonservatoriet i Oslo. Konservatoriet ble avviklet i 1973 og staten etablerte Norges musikkhøgskole samme år. Den store konsertsal i Norges Musikkhøgskole er gitt navnet «Lindemansalen» Lindeman var en dyktig organist. Han var blant annet kjent som en begavet improvisatør. Da et nytt orgel skulle innvies i Royal Albert Hall i London i 1874, ble han invitert til å spille der, sammen med bl.a. Bruckner og Saint-Saëns. I årene 1853 - 67 ga han ut Ældre og nyere norske Fjeldmelodier. Samlede og bearbeidede for Pianoforte i tre bind. Disse heftene inneholder forskjellige slags folkemelodier, for sang, hardingfele, bukkehorn, langeleik og flere. Disse melodiene var alle arrangert for piano slik at stykkene mistet mange av de folkemusikktypiske detaljene, noe som førte til kritikk fra flere kanter, bl.a. fra Edvard Grieg, selv om Grieg benyttet materialene i heftene for sine egne komposisjoner. I originalopptegnelsene har Lindeman imidlertid registrert både uvanlige intervaller og rytmiske detaljer. I 1907 ble et siste hefte i samlingen utgitt av sønnen Peter. Ludvig Mathias Lindeman døde i Kristiania, 75 år gammel. Han ble gravlagt ved Vor Frelsers Kirke i Oslo. I 1906 ble det reist en byste av Lindeman ved kirken. Han er representert i Norsk Salmebok med 39 komposisjoner. Blant disse er noen av de mest kjent salmer i norsk tradisjon, som for eksempel «Kirken den er et gammelt hus», «Krist stod opp av døde», «Påskemorgen slukker sorgen», «Apostlene satt i Jerusalem», «Et barn er født i Betlehem» og «No livnar det i lundar». Lindeman ble utnevnt til ridder av St. Olavs Orden i 1870. (Wikipedia)	Lindeman, Ludvig Mathias (I121067)
10735	Ludvig var ordfører (for Venstre) i Geitastrand kommune 1911-1931.	Meland, Ludvig Eriksen (I182365)
10736	Ludvik var Forbrukerkonsulent i Sør-Trøndelag og Avsnittsjef for Heimevernet i Hemne & Orkdal	Raanes, Ludvik (I128379)
10737	Ludwig Markus Mack (født 23. september 1842 i Tromsø, død 28. mars 1915) var brygger, forretningsmann og lokalpolitiker. Han er mest kjent som grunnlegger av Macks Ølbryggeri. Ludwig Mack var sønn av Georg Andreas Ludwig Mack, som hadde kommet til Tromsø i 1834 fra Braunschweig i Tyskland for å etablere et bakeri. Ludwig Mack fullførte skolen 14 år gammel, og begynte i lære i farens bakeri i Tromsø. I 1870 giftet han seg med Maren Christine Barbara Normann. I 1884 til 1908 satt han i kommunestyret («ræpresentanskapet») og fra 1886 til 1896 satt han i formannskapet for Høyre. (Wikipedia)	Mack, Ludvig Marcus (I113293)
10738	Lumholtz vokste opp på Lillehammer. I 1869 tok han examen artium ved Lillehammer skole og studerte deretter teologi. Han ble ferdig utdannet teolog i 1876, og arbeidet deretter i to år som huslærer hos brukseier Marentius Thams i Orkdal. Med økonomisk støtte fra de naturhistoriske museene i Kristiania dro Lumholtz i 1880 til Australia for å samle dyr og planter. I fire år utforsket han områder i Queensland og identifiserte flere nye pattedyr. Resultatene fra reisen ble et viktig bidrag til oppbyggingen av samlingene på universitetets zoologiske museum på Tøyen i Kristiania. I 1888 utga han boken Blandt menneskeædere om oppholdet i Australia. I 1890 dro Lumholtz til Amerika. Fram til 1910 foretok han en rekke lange oppdagelsesreiser til ukjente områder i Sierra Madre i det nordvestlige Mexico, hovedsakelig med støtte fra American Museum of Natural History i New York. Reisene i Mexico dannet grunnlag for bøkene Blandt Mexico's indianere (1903) og New Trails in Mexico (1912). I 1913 dro Carl Lumholtz til øya Ny-Guinea med norsk finansiell støtte, men måtte avbryte ekspedisjonen da første verdenskrig brøt ut. Fram til 1917 utforsket han i stedet det indre av Borneo. Som første europeer reiste han sørfra opp en av Baritoflodens kildeelver og krysset vannskillet over til Mahakaham-elven. Reisen gjennom Borneo var utgangspunkt for boken Under Tropernes himmel (1920). Lumholtz ble utnevnt til ridder av St. Olavs Orden i 1889. Mere på: https://lokalhistoriewiki.no/wiki/Carl_Sophus_Lumholtz -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Carl Sofus Lumholtz was a Norwegian discoverer and ethnographer known for his field research and ethnographic publications on the indigenous cultures of Australia and central Mexico. He was a founding member of the Explorers Club, an organization established in 1905 to promote exploration and scientific field work. On December 16, 1921, Dr. Francis B. Trudeau saw Carl Lumholz (sic), whose last address was Hotel Penn., N.Y.C. Advanced T.B. was present. His address in Saranac Lake was 50 Baker Street. At age 64, he was much older than the typical patient in Saranac Lake. 1 Lumholtz spent the last few months of his life at the Williams Cottage in an unsuccessful attempt to cure his tuberculosis, under the care of Dr. Francis Berger Trudeau and Dr. Charles C. Trembley. For seventy years after his death, his grave in the Pine Ridge Cemetery went largely unnoticed until, in 1992, the Norwegian Broadcasting Company visited Saranac Lake to wrap up a chronicle of his life. Parks in Queensland and Mexico have been named in his honor. (findsagrave.com)	Lumholtz, Carl Sophus (I173359)
10739	Lungebetennelse	Auset, Ole Johannesen (I2660)
10740	Lungebetennelse	Kverven, Rakel Johansdtr. (I77119)
10741	Lungebetennelse	Johansen, Anton Julius (I77120)
10742	Lungebetennelse	Witso, Arthur Melvin (I32487)
10743	Lungebetennelse	Evensen, Ephrame Roy (I49979)
10744	Lungebetennelse	Evensen, Mary Rosella (I49984)
10745	Lyen på Hitra i 1910.	Lyen, Ane (I85046)
10746	Lyen på Hitra i 1910.	Lyen, Peder (I85047)
10747	Lyen på Hitra i 1910.	Hagen, Peter Elinus Knutsen Lyen f (I26328)
10748	Lyle Rindahl, age 71 of Carlos passed away on Monday, Aug. 25 at the Douglas County Hospital in Alexandria, MN. Funeral services are on Saturday, Aug. 30 at 11:00 am at the Berea Lutheran Brethren Church in Alexandria with interment at the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Carlos, MN. Visitation hours are from 4 7 pm on Friday evening at the church and one hour before the service on Saturday. Life History for Lyle - On April 21, 1943 in Sunburg, MN Oliver and Augusta (Johnson) Rindahl welcomed a new baby boy into their family which they named Lyle John. His family moved to the Alexandria area when he was young and Lyle graduated from Alexandria High School with the Class of 1961. He served his country in the U. S. Army after school. On May 6, 1967 Lyle married his sweetheart, Geri Miller in Alexandria, MN. Lyle enrolled in the Alexandria Technical College Accounting program and received his degree in 1972. He was immediately hired by Juno Plastics, Inc of Alexandria and Lyle continued to work there as an accountant until his retirement in 2006. He then took a job doing both accounting work and bid running for Central Specialties of Alexandria, MN. Lyle was a member of the Berea Church and served on the church board, having formerly attended the Trinity Lutheran Church in Carlos, MN. Lyle also was on the advisory board for the accounting department at Alexandria Tech. Living in the country provided Lyle with a chance to enjoy many of his hobbies. He loved to hunt and fish and ride his snowmobile and 4-wheelers. He kept several birdfeeders in the yard and enjoyed all of the wildlife that frequented the area. Since Lyle was great working with computers and also an avid sports fan, he really enjoyed playing fantasy football each season with his friends. He was a wonderful husband, father and brother who will be dearly missed by his family and friends. A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday, August 30 at 11:00 am at the Berea Lutheran Brethren Church in Alexandria with Rev. Steve Walswick officiating. Organist is Val Hanson. Interment is at the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Carlos, MN. Active pallbearers are his nephews, Sean, Ben, Ryan, Josh and Jayson Miller, Michael Larsen. Honorary bearers are Jerry & Evie Miller, Darrel & Becky Miller, Mike, Rod and Tommy Miller, Jim & Kathy Moore, Arnold Rindahl and CariJean Troumbly. Arrangements were handled by the Roy-Hetland Funeral in Osakis, MN.	Rindahl, Lyle John (I203393)
10749	Lyle was born on a farm near Wanda the son of Henry & Frieda Riem Lee. He grew up on the farm and attended country school. On November 28, 1944 Lyle enlisted in the United States Navy. Following his honorable discharge on July 13, 1946 he returned to Murray County. On November 10, 1947 he and Betty Ann Holm were married at her parents farm near Slayton. Following their marriage they farmed and Lyle also worked for the Louis Beal Grain Belt Distributing Company in Slayton. In 1950 they moved to Walnut Grove and Lyle worked as a hired man for a short time before moving to Tracy, MN. While in Tracy Lyle worked for the Devetter Ice Company. In 1953 they moved to Marshall, MN and Lyle worked for the Perfection Ice Cream Company. In 1958 they moved to Balaton, MN and Lyle worked at the Balaton School as a janitor and later for the City of Balaton. He also helped farmers. In 1991 they retired and moved to Slayton and Lyle continued helping area farmers. Lyle became a resident of Our House Hospice Home in Slayton on February 2. Lyle was a member of Christ Lutheran Church in Slayton. Lyle enjoyed spending time with his family, playing cards, wood-working, hunting, fishing, and camping. Lyle & Betty were the parents of Barbara Kalas & Lynda Cowell. Lyle's siblings include Merl Lee, Edmund Lee, Sylvester Lee, Vernon Lee, Kenneth Lee, Elmer Lee, Fern Harpestad, & Beverly Canterbury. Funeral services were held from Christ Lutheran Church, Rev. Craig Nissen officiating.	Lee, Lyle Walter (I201405)
10750	Lærdal ?, Stjørdal ? Vielsen i 1864 oppgir Gulbrandsdalen som fødested.	Ring, Thomas Benjamin Olsen (I29387)

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Litteraturviter og -kritiker. Foreldre: Sverre Bernhardsen Rottem (1921) og syerske Solveig Terese Hassel (19212002). Gift 1) 4.7.1969 med lektor Gerd Synnøve Vigeland (19.4.1946), datter av sogneprest Sverre Rojahn Vigeland (18991983) og Johanna Maria Theil (191391), ekteskapet oppløst 1989; 2) 26.10.1991 med cand.scient. Bente Findling-Nielsen (24.6.1950), datter av meierist Aage Nielsen (1916) og kontorassistent Birthe Findling (1924).

Øystein Rottem var i de siste 20 år av sin levetid Norges viktigste og mest autoritative litteraturkritiker, også etter at han i midten av 1980-årene slo seg ned i Danmark. Han var samtidig en typisk representant for sin generasjon, de såkalte 68-erne, og deres kulturelle og politiske verdisyn. For Øystein Rottem stod all litteratur i kontakt med sitt samfunn og sin samtid. For ham representerte litteraturen en holdning.

Rottem vokste opp som sønn av en enslig mor og kom til å tilbringe store deler av barndommen sammen med sine besteforeldre. Kontakten med de eldre generasjoner og oppveksten i et lite lokalsamfunn på trøndelagskysten var en kulturell og menneskelig ballast han med glede bar med seg gjennom resten av livet. Rottems menneskelige varme og sjenerøse væremåte var personlige kjennetegn som alle han kom i kontakt med vil huske. Og Øystein Rottem hadde en svært stor krets av venner og bekjente.

Øystein Rottem studerte filologi ved Universitetet i Oslo og ble cand.philol. 1976. De neste åtte årene var han tilknyttet Universitetet i Tromsø som stipendiat og amanuensis. 198591 innehadde han en stilling som norsklektor ved Københavns Universitet, og han ble boende i den danske hovedstaden livet ut, bare avbrutt av et gjesteprofessorat ved universitetet i Wien 199192.

Rottem produserte en lang rekke vitenskapelige artikler og avhandlinger; særlig bør hans arbeider om Knut Hamsuns forfatterskap fremheves, fra hovedfagsoppgaven Knut Hamsuns Landstrykere. En ideologikritisk analyse (omarbeidet til bok 1978) via biografien Knut Hamsun. Guddommelig galskap (1998) til Hamsun og fantasiens triumf (2002). Rottem var en fremstående litteraturforsker og bidrog til en rekke antologier om moderne litteraturteori. Samtidig var han en flittig lærebokforfatter, som skrev litteraturhistorier for både ungdomstrinnet og videregående skole. Han satt også i en årrekke som medlem av den norske juryen for Nordisk Råds litteraturpris.

Sin største leserkrets som litteraturhistoriker fikk nok Øystein Rottem med de tre bindene om norsk etterkrigslitteratur (199598) som fullførte Harald og Edvard Beyers storverk Norges litteraturhistorie. Her forente Rottem på suverent vis akademikerens vitenskapelige tyngde med formidlerens journalistiske letthet, gjennom tre svært omfattende bind. Samtidig visste han at han stilte seg selv lagelig til for hogg ved å vurdere og klassifisere forfattere som fremdeles stod midt i sin tid.

Det var innenfor den modernistiske og mentalitetshistoriske tradisjonen at Rottem hentet sine viktigste impulser som litteraturviter. Han var også inspirert av en klassisk, psykoanalytisk lesning, noe som ikke minst viste seg i biografien Sigurd Hoel. Et nærbilde (1991). Her kunne Rottem for alvor ta i bruk sin levende interesse for den sterke kulturradikale tradisjonen i norsk og skandinavisk litteratur og åndsliv, en tradisjon han nok så seg selv som en naturlig viderefører av.

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Liv Ingebjørg Sødal Alfsen (født 25. oktober 1931 i Bærum, død 2014) var lærer og høyrepolitiker.

Hun var yngste datter av lærerne Henrik Sødal og Liv f. Husøy (19001965). Familien flyttet rundt ettersom faren fikk jobb til Kristiansand i 1936, Tønsberg i 1946 og så tilbake til Bærum i 1949.

Etter Levanger lærerskole i 1954 jobbet Liv Ingebjørg Sødal ett år i bærumsskolen. Fra 1955 til 1958 jobbet hun i Stavanger, så et år i Kvitsøy før hun flyttet til sin ungdoms by Tønsberg i 1959. Hun jobbet ved Træleborg skole, var innvalgt i Tønsberg kommunestyre og skolestyre for Høyre.

Liv Sødal Rabe, som hun da het, tok mellomfag i kristendomskunnskap ved Universitetet i Oslo i 1965. Hun ble en av landets mer kjente lærebokforfattere i faget med de mange navn: kristendom; kristendom med religions- og livssynsorientering; religion, livssyn og etikk.

Sødal giftet seg i 1955 med Ragnar Rabe (1958). Før han druknet og døde i 1958 fikk de en datter og en sønn, som bar hver av foreldrenes navn. I 1970 giftet hun seg på nytt, med økonomisjef Arnljot Alfsen. Hun døde i 2014 og ble begravet fra Helgerud kirke.

( https://lokalhistoriewiki.no/wiki/Liv_S%C3%B8dal_Alfsen )

Alfsen, Liv Ingebjørg Sødal (I150159)

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Liv Sødal (9. juli 1900 i Sande i Romsdal, død 11. februar 1965) var lærer.

Hun var født Liv Husøy som datter av gårdbrukerne Peder Nilsen Husøy og Laura Olsdatter på Husøy (gnr. 6/1). Etter Notodden lærerskole i 1921 jobbet hun to år som lærer i hjemkretsen Husøy-Ona, deretter på Kvislabakken i Stjørdal fra 1923 til 1926.

I 1924 i Hemne gifta hun seg med lærer Henrik Sødal (18971982). Sødal hadde gått ut av Notodden lærerskole året før Liv Husøy. Selv om Henrik Sødal fram til 1926 jobbet i Nesna, ble parets eldst sønnen Leiv født i Hemne i 1925, så Per i Oslo 1928 og Liv Ingebjørg i Bærum 1931.

Mannen jobbet som lærer på Follo fylkesskole fr 1926, i Bærum fra 1929 og skoleinspektør i Kristiansand fra 1936alle steder var Liv Sødal vikarlærer. Dette slutta hun tydeligvis med da de dro videre til Tønsberg i 1946, før siste stopp ble Bærum fra 1949. Der bodde familien i Lommedalen i deres første opphold, seinere på Gjettum. Hun døde i 1965 og er gravlagt med mannen på Haslum kirkegård.

( https://lokalhistoriewiki.no/wiki/Liv_S%C3%B8dal )

Husøy, Liv Sødal f (I30537)

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Lloyd H. Mork, 64, of Irene, SD died Friday, February 7, 2014 as the result of an automobile accident near Yankton, SD.
Lloyd Harvey Mork was born January 18, 1950 in Yankton, SD to Harvey and Judith (Erickson) Mork. He attended grade school at Lincoln Country School and later Graduated from Irene High School in 1968. Lloyd married Vicki Bak on August 20, 1971.
Lloyd farmed from 1969 until they moved to Irene in 1996. He then worked for Meyer Heating and Air Conditioning from 1996 until 1998. He then went to work for the University of South Dakota for 15 years, until beginning his most recent employment at the Human Services Center in October of 2013.
Lloyd was a die-hard Packers Fan, golf enthusiast, and all around sports fanatic. He loved his kids and grandchildren endlessly.
Lloyd was presented the Outstanding Young Farmer award in 1982. He held positions in several councils and organizations including Turkey Valley Township Clerk, Calvary Lutheran Church Council, Councilman and then Mayor of the City of Irene and coached youth basketball and baseball for his sons.
Survivors include his wife Vicki, sons: Brad (Kiya), Kyle (Jennifer), and Tony (Wendy), six grandsons: Scott, Jacob, Cade, Kaden, Trevor, Andrew and three granddaughters: Thea, Mckenna and Sienna. Also surviving are mother-in-law Helen Bak, brothers-in-law David (Linda) Bak, Larry (Carol) Bak, Ronald (Sandra) Bak and numerous nieces and nephews and close friends. And we can't forget his favorite Grand-dog Charlie ("Old Boy") as he called him.

First Visitation
Wednesday, February 12th, 2014, 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Hansen Funeral Home
Irene, SD

Mork, Lloyd Harvey (I149082)

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Lloyd Hustvedt was born and raised in the Sogn Valley in Goodhue County, Minnesota. Hustvedt finished his B.A. degree at St. Olaf College with a major in Norwegian. Hustvedt received his M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota and earned his Ph.D. degree in Scandinavian Studies from the University of Wisconsin.[1]

Career

In 1954, Hustvedt became a professor at St. Olaf College where he was later chairman of the Norwegian Department and was named the first holder of the King Olav V Professorship in Norwegian Studies. In 1959, he became Executive Secretary of the Norwegian-American Historical Association, a position he would keep for four decades. He was a charter member of the Norwegian Researchers and Teachers Association of North America. He also served on the Board of Directors of the Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum. In 1980 he was awarded the Order of St. Olav, Knight First Class by King Olav V. In 1985, he was the first American to be recognized by the America-Norway Heritage Fund for his contributions to Norwegian American understanding and for preserving the history of Norwegian immigrants in the United States.

Lloyd Hustvedt was the author of numerous essays and articles relating to his field of study. He is most frequently associated with his biography of Rasmus Björn Anderson for which he was awarded the McKnight Prize in Literature by the McKnight Family Literary Fund.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lloyd_Hustvedt

https://wp.stolaf.edu/norwegian/

Hustvedt, Lloyd Merlin (I206476)

10710

Lloyd Raymond Good, 72, of 1418 Ave. E, was dead on arrival Wednesday afternoon of a heart attack at Deaconess Hospital.
He was born Sept. 4, 1904, in Royal Center, Ind., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Otis Good.
He lived near Winamac, Ind.until 1910, when the family moved to Glendive. He graduated from Lambert High School in 1925 and from Montana State College in 1931.
In 1935, he taught Smith- Hughes Agriculture in Simms.
He joined the Soil Conservation Service in 1938, living in Fargo, Mandan, Fessenden, New Rockford, Watford City and Dickinson, N.D.
He transferred to the U.S. Forestry Service in 1954.
Mr. Good became the staff officer in charge of range and wildlife management for Custer National Forest in 1960 in Billings, retiring in 1968.
He was a member of American Lutheran Church; life member of Pioneers of the West and past president and member of National Association of Retired Federal Employes.
He married Alvida Otness Jan. 14, 1935, in Sidnery

Survivors include the widow: a son, Kenneth of Whitefsh; a daughter, Mrs. Robert(Nancy) Leinius of Cheyenne, Wyo., and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in American Lutheran Church, the Rev. Gary L. Olson officiating.
Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens
Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuaryis in charge of arrangements

Good, Lloyd Raymond (I203106)

10711

Lloyd Wilfred Johnson, 97, Minot and formerly of Ruso died on Friday, November 15, 2013 in the Souris Valley Care Center - Velva.

Lloyd was born on August 28, 1916 in Ruso to John and Hilda (Olson) Johnson. He was reared on the family farm southwest of Ruso and educated at the Ruso School until the eighth grade, but God had a plan for him elsewhere. He enrolled in the Lutheran bible Institute in Minneapolis where he received, what he called high school education with Jesus Christ as the Superintendant. This was one of the greatest times in his life, and he made many friends and learned a lot about his faith. He graduated in May of 1939.

Lloyd was united in marriage to Olive Melom on November 16, 1940 by Olive's father, Pastor August Melom and Pastor O.J. Skrudland, in First Lutheran Church - Ruso. They made their home on a farm north of Ruso and later moved to their home place south of Ruso. Lloyd was a small grains farmer, a dairyman and also raised beef cattle. He was able to piece together and repair a lot of his equipment and machinery with a mechanical knowledge that was self taught. They retired from farming in 1989 and moved to Minot to be closer to Olive's doctors. Olive passed away on May 11, 1992. Lloyd had continued to make his home in Minot where he volunteered at Trinity Hospital for twenty years. He enjoyed this a lot, because of the people he worked with and the people he met. He helped in the Physical Therapy and Admissions areas and he received his 6000 hour pin in May of 2012. He moved to the Souris Valley Assisted Living Center in Velva in April of 2012 and to the Souris Valley Care Center in May of 2013.

Lloyd served on the Otis Township Board for many years, seeing many changes and many different people who came and went in his years at Ruso. He enjoyed sharing stories about Ruso in the "Good Old Days." Lloyd served on the church council and cemetery board of First Lutheran Church - Ruso, where he was a member his entire life, until the church closed in 1997. He held many different positions, but knew that to keep God's work moving forward, he had to stay involved in his church in whatever capacity he could. Lloyd and Olive were asked to sing for many funerals as well as at area nursing homes and in the Butte Men's Chorus.

Lloyd lived for Jesus Christ and he and Olive raised their eight children to follow God in all that they do in life. He was a former member of Gideons, distributing New Testaments to whomever would accept one. God was the center of Lloyd's life and he lived for him all the days of his long life.

He especially enjoyed hunting, fishing, auction sales, scrapbooking and his large chicken collection.

Lloyd's loving family includes his daughters: Marlene (Delane) Kritsky of Pocatello ID, Loretta Martinsen of Garrison, Marlys (Larry) Sundbakken of Minot, Eleanor (LaVerne) Berg of Logan, Doreen (Tim) Schatz of Butte; sons: Glen (Debbie) Johnson of Wahpeton and Wayne (Tenley) Johnson of Max; daughter-in-law: Diane Johnson of Ruso; twenty-one grandchildren; forty-one great grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren; sisters: Bernice Melom of Minneapolis and Norma Austreim of Williston; sisters-in-law: Leona Johnson of Minot and Judy Johnson of Ruso and numerous nieces, nephews and other family and friends.

Lloyd was preceded in death by his parents, wife, son: Milfred, son-in-law: Melvin Martinsen and brothers: Lester and Marvin Johnson.

Celebration of the Life of Lloyd Johnson: Wednesday, November 20, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. in Oak Valley Lutheran Church - Velva.
Interment: Ruso Cemetery
Visitation: Tuesday from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Thomas Family Funeral Home - Minot.
Memorials are preferred to the Camp of the Cross, Souris Valley Care Center volunteers, Valley View Manor of Velva or Gideon's International.

ctolof
47998848-links to parents

Johnson, Lloyd Wilfred (I202405)

10712

Logerende fisker i 1865. Ugift.

Klungerviksand, Ole Eriksen (I3253)

10713

Logerende i Hagen Holla i 1865.

Svarthaug, Iver Larsen Vinje f (I4190)

10714

Lois Nurkka

Scottsdale Lois A. Nurkka passed away on February 2, 2021. Lois was born to Lilly and Al Rustvold in Nashwauk, MN on November 24, 1933. She grew up in Nashwauk and attended Hibbing Jr College, graduating from St Cloud State College. She and Glen were married in 1957 in the Nashwauk Lutheran Church. Lois then taught in Cosmos, MN, Leadville, CO and Nucla, CO prior to giving birth to her first child, Hal. She then lived in Arvada, CO and Minneapolis, MN prior to moving to Phoenix in 1965. The family then moved to Scottsdale in 1967 where Lois lived for the remainder of her life. Lois was preceded in death by her parents and her brother Al.

She is survived by her children Hal, Rick and Stacia. Granddaughter Kristyn, several nieces and nephews and ex-husband Glen Nurkka.

A memorial service will be held at Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School Rd., Scottsdale on Saturday, February 27th at 2:00 p.m., followed by a reception at the mortuary.

Posted online on February 17, 2021

Published in The Arizona Republic

Nurkka, Lois Antonette Rustvold (I200765)

10715

Long Beach Independent, CA, Thursday, February 13, 1969, pg. 44, col. 2

ENGEN -- Edith E., age 92 of 20719 South Arline Ave., Artesia. Died Wednesday at Christian Home for the Aged. Survived by daughters, Helen Frawley, Lakewood, Thelma Dunlap, Long Beach; grandchildren, Mrs. Elaine Hamilton and Fern Powell of Bellflower, Richard Powell, Palmdale; 10 great-grandchildren; 4 great-great-grandchildren; neice, Maria G. Garza, Mexico City; nephew, Franklin Smith, Chicago. Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Holy Family Church, Artesia. Requiem Mass Friday 10 a.m. Holy Family Church. Burial, Calvary Cemetery. Artesia Mortuary in charge.

Engen, Ida Edith Emily Fredenberg (I195189)

10716

Longview Daily News, Saturday, Jun 4 1983:
Sylvia Sophia Petersen, 73, of 13 S. Welcome Slough, died Jan. 3, 1983 in a Longview hospital. She was born July 24, 1909, in Slayton, MN.

She moved to Puget Island from Wauna, OR, 52 years ago. She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, president of Community Service of the Southwest Conference of the SDA, a member of the Wahkiakum County Community Clothing Bank, and secretary of Friendship Club.

Surviving are her husband, Stanley O. Petersen; three daughters, Wilma Bauer of Puget Island, Ardis Heindrich of Redlands, CA, and Diane Cook of Napa, CA; 8 grandchildren; three brothers, Oscar Hedstad of Milwaukie, OR, and Rudolph Hegstad and Vernon Hegstad of Portland; two nephews, Richard Hegstad of Longview and LeRoy Hegstad of Battleground, whom she and her husband raised.

Services will be at 11 am Monday at her church with Rev. Stephan Bukojemsky officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Cathlamet, with Dowling Funeral Home in charge.
__________
Daughter of Sivert Johan (b. MN) and Anna Sofia Ovesdtr Kregness (b. Norway) Hegstad

Petersen, Sylvia Sophia Hegstad (I174336)

10717

Lorck-slægten er behandlet bl.a. af Andreas Lorck Schiemny i en bog fra 1949 [ Lorck Schiemny, Andreas: Die Chronik der Familie Lorck. Schicksal und Genealogie einer Flensburger Kaufmannsfamilie aus vier Jahrhunderten, Neumünster 1949] og af Hans Stack i et værk om digteren Matthias Claudius aner [Stack, Hans: Die Ahnen des Dichters Matthias Claudius. i Schriften der heimatländlicher Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Nordschleswig, Heft 7, 1963, s. 67-81]. Nærværende L.P. Lorck var nemlig gennem sønnedatteren Maria morfars far til digteren. Fra en datter Catharina, g.m. købmand Lorentz Hansen, nedstammer den kendte danske familie Lorck.

( geni.com )

Lorck, Lorenz Petersen (I178768)

10718

Lorents var Bergskriver. Bergskriver ved en gruve var regnskapsfører og kasserer. bergskriverne har Hytteskriverne under seg, eksempelvis fra de enkelte smeltehyttene.

Fyhn, Lorentz Angell (I54341)

10719

Lorentz Angell (født 11. august 1778 i Trondhjem, død 1860) var en norsk prest og stortingsrepresentant.
Lorentz Angell var sønn av sogneprest til domkirken i Trondhjem Jonas Angell og Lydia Hagerup. Han gikk ut av Trondhjems Latinskole, hvor han var elev av Søren Monrad, tok examen artium i 1795 og teologisk embetseksamen i 1799. I 1804 ble han utnevnt til aftensangprest og rektor ved skolen i Tønsberg. I 1813 ble han sogneprest til Kvernes på Nordmøre, og i 1817 dessuten prost over Nordmøre. I 1827 ble han forflyttet som sogneprest til Melhus, og i 1828 prost over Dalernes prosti. Samme år ble han residerende kapellan ved domkirken i Trondhjem.
Angell representerte Kristiansund og Molde på Stortinget i 1814, og Trondhjem 1833 - 1835.

(Wikipedia)

Angell, Lorentz (I98555)

10720

Lorentz Bertram Erbe
Lorentz Bertram Erbe (1855 i Hommelvik -1915) var sønnesønn av skipskaptein Just Henrik Erbe. Han var gift med Kaia Sirine Gotaas (4.3.1856-). Barn: Ingrid (10.9.1882-), Ragnhild (1884), Egil (1886), Karen Dorthea (1888).
Datteren Ingrid ble gift 2. september 1903 med Bjarne Lykke (1879-1911), bror av Ivar Lykke. Etter Bjarne Lykkes død, giftet Ingeborg seg 2. den 13.3.1920 med Hans Braastad.

Lorentz Erbe startet Trondhjems Dropsfabrikk A/S og Trondhjems Kjeks- og Knækkebrødfabrikk A/S i 1899.

Sønnen Eigil Erbe ble opptatt i sin fars forretning i 1910, hvoretter firmaets navn ble Erbe & Søn A/S.

Firmaet eide Valøen fra 1918-20.

( http://www.strindahistorielag.no/wiki/index.php?title=Lorentz_Bertram_Erbe )

https://snl.no/Nidar_A%2FS

http://www.industrimuseum.no/bedrifter/Erbe

Erbe, Lorentz Bertram (I148040)

10721

Lorentz Lorck (1788 i Trondhjem -1842 i Trondhjem) var sønn av Christian Andersen Lorck som drev handelshuset Lorck, og Elen Birgitte Schive. Lorentz Lorck ble gift 1811 med Nicoline Frølich (1793-1869). De hadde fem barn.
Fra rundt 1810 fikk Lorentz Lorck og broren Paul Bahnsen Lorck stadig mer selvstendige oppdrag i firmaet, og i 1812 ble de formelt opptatt som delinnehavere av firmaet Fra nå av ble det hetende Lorck & Sønner. Yngste bror Jens Schive Lorck ble medinnehaver i 1824. Faren Christian Andersen Lorck døde i 1824.

De tre brødrene hadde altså overtatt ansvaret for firmaet i 1824. Men med Jens og Pauls bortgang i 1834 og 1841, ble kontinuiteten satt på prøve. Lorentz Lorck satt nå igjen med eneansvaret, og kanskje hadde heller ikke han jernhelse? Som så mange andre i byens handelsborgerskap hadde han vært ivrig medlem i Klubselskapet Harmonien. I to perioder hadde han vært presiderende direktør i dette eksklusive fellesskapet. Men så tidlig som i 1834 ba han seg fritatt for dette vervet, på grunn av øiensvakhet, noe som skal ha utvikla seg i retning av full blindhet i årene etterpå.

Nicoline Frølich
Den eldste sønnen, Christian Andersen Lorck (d.y.) (1813-1895) var oppkalt etter farfaren. I en periode bodde det nå tre personer med dette navnet i byen: Grunnleggeren av firmaet (1753-1828), dennes sønnesønn (1813-1895), og sistnevntes fetter (1796-1831).

Mellomste sønn ble døpt Frederik Christian Lorck (1815-1901), men ble etter hvert kalt Fritz Lorck. Ved siden av bestefaren er han den Lorck som har satt sterkest preg på den tida han levde i, og i hovedsak er det hans historie som skjebnen til Lorck- firmaet fra nå av er knytta til.

En tredje bror, Lorentz Ferdinand Lorck (1822-1895) var 20 år da faren døde. Også han fikk oppgaver i familiefirmaet.

strindahistorielag.no/wiki/index.php?title=Lorentz_Lorck

Lorck, Lorentz (I122075)

10722

Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.

Lenes, Haldis (I102144)

10723

Losjerte i Krambodgaten i Trondheim i 1865.

Krokstad, Johan Erich Johansen (I62468)

10724

Losjerte i Løvbugt i 1875, or livnærte seg ved spinding etc.
Datteren Elen Henriksd bodde hos henne.

Vorpbukt, Ane Olsdtr. (I9611)

10725

Losse- og lastearbeider i Trondheim. I sin ungdom reiste han i utenriks fart. Spilte både trekkspill og fiolin.

(hitterslekt)

Lossius, Rolf (I106520)

10726

Lost At Sea off Lookout Point Southeast Alaska

Buschmann, Frederick Peter (I193671)

10727

Louise av Sverige (ursprungligen Lovisa Josefina Eugenia), född 31 oktober 1851 i Stockholm, död 20 mars 1926 i Köpenhamn, var en svensk prinsessa och en kronprinsessa och drottning av Danmark. Hon var dotter till den svenske kungen Karl XV och drottning Lovisa. Louise var drottning av Danmark och gift med den danske kungen Fredrik VIII från 1869 till hans död 1912.

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Norge, Louise Josefina Eugenia Bernadotte av Sverige och (I105475)

10728

Lovetta Faye Hammer (90), of Bemidji, Minnesota, died Saturday, March 16th surrounded by daughters Larae and Darcee. Lovetta Faye was born July 9, 1933, the only child, to Albert and Elda Gehrke of Adams, ND. She grew up on the farm milking cows by hand and tending crops; this is where her grit and work ethic were cemented. She attended a one-room schoolhouse and, in 1952, was one of four graduates from Adams High School.

After graduation, Lovetta headed south to continue her education at Concordia College. A fall handshake mixer the story goes- is where Faye met her future husband, Donald Hammer. Much like speed dating, Don- a smart man- kept circling around for another handshake. This was the beginning of their great 64-year love story. Don and Faye married July 25, 1954.

The couple moved to New Mexico where Don was in the Army and Faye taught school. After a stint in Fosston, Don and Faye moved to Bemidji, MN. They would make this their forever home. Mrs. Hammer is remembered by many as their librarian at Lincoln Elementary School. Her love of books and memorable reading voice enticed many of her students to become lifelong readers. Later, she would become the high school librarian at Park Rapids High School.

Her great loves were dancing with Don to "The Shades of Soul" at Jack's Supper Club, feeling the tug of a walleye on her line while fishing on Lake of the Woods, or getting a hole in one while golfing. Faye was a master gardener and consummate entertainer. What a fabulous marriage of talents. Lucky was the couple that received a "Fayemous Foods" recipe book for their wedding gift!

Faye believed in hard work, dressing for success, and serving others. She had an aptitude for public speaking and loved her role as liturgist at First Lutheran Church. She was a true lady. She believed a woman could do anything a man could do- and did. She was the trailer backer upper, the wood stacker, the boat navigator, and fish cleaner. She believed a dog on a lap made everything better.

She embodied the best of qualities: unconditional love, strength of spirit, and unending honor that was shown in her care for Don. Faye and Don lived the best of lives: great friends, great adventures, and a great love. It's a beautiful thought that they are dancing together again.

Faye is survived by her three daughters: Colette (Robert) Erickson, Hayden Lake ID; Larae (Roger-deceased) Peterson, Reardan, WA; and Darcee (Curtis) Kissler Haynes, Fruita, CO; seven grandchildren, and many great grandchildren.

Lovetta Faye was preceded in death by her parents, and husband Don (2016).

Services will be held at First Lutheran Church on Saturday, May 11th at 1:30pm. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery in Bemidji. Arrangements by Cease Family Funeral Home in Bemidji.

Hammer, Lovetta Faye Gehrke (I203286)

10729

Lovise Cathrine: Fr: Pigen Magdalene Sophie
Pedersdtr fra Hedemarken ifølge Attest fra
Hr: Provst Andersen af 4de Juny 1824. I sin
Tjeneste hos Koch paa Hammersborg blev hun
besvangret, men gjorde Barsel paa Kudske-
bakken, hun angiver som Barnefader
Ungkarl og Maler Niels Carlsen, som nu
siges at sidder arresteret paa Raadstuen.
Dette Pigens 2det Leiermaal med Forskjellige;
thi efter bemældte Attest har hun et Barn med
ugift Gaardmand Ole Nielsen Kongsrud i Næss
Præstegjeld paa Hedemarken, som fødtes
den 3de og døbtes den 28de Marty 1824 i sidstnævnte
Sogn. Fdr: Helene Hansdtr, Haagine
Haagensdtr, Lise Jensdtr, Ole Pedersen og
Peder Pedersen.

( https://forum.arkivverket.no/topic/191180-hjelp-til-tyding-av-d%C3%A5psinnf%C3%B8ring-for-lovise-cathrine-%C2%ABlarine%C2%BB-nielsdatter/ )

Pedersdtr., Magdalene Sophie (I155567)

10730

Lovise Olsdatter var husmor fra starten og i lang tid framover på Orkdal landsgymnas.

Vormdal, Lovise Olsdtr. (I180145)

10731

Lucie Jonsdatter

Jansdtr., Lutzia (I59707)

10732

Lucille Johnson, 69, Ruso, died Thursday, March 3, 2011, at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, Minn.

Lucille was born June 12, 1941, a daughter of Ole and Lillian (Reitman) Kinn, in Garrison. She was raised on a farm south of Benedict, and graduated from Underwood High School. She furthered her education by attending Trinity School of Nursing in Minot, where she graduated in 1979.

On Jan. 4, 1959, Lucille was united in marriage to Robert "Bob" Johnson in Benedict. Following their marriage, they made their home on the Johnson family homestead southwest of Ruso. Lucille worked on the farm with Bob and held numerous jobs throughout the years, including working in Hedstrand's Vegetable Garden, Max Grocery Store, and as a certified nursing assistant at the Garrison nursing home. Lucille loved working as an licensed practical nurse on the obstetrics floor at Trinity Hospital. She was a very caring, compassionate nurse. Nursing was a career she had for 27 years. She retired in 2006.

Lucille was a member of Concordia Lutheran Church in Benedict, where she was active as a Sunday school teacher for many years and served as secretary.

Lucille enjoyed flowers, gardening, taking photos with her camera, making photo albums, making people laugh, playing board games and cards, spending time in the yard, skiing the hills, sledding, visiting, going to auction sales with Bob, and learning about new things as she was always curious. Lucille truly loved life, and absolutely adored Bob.

Surviving relatives include: husband of 52 years, Robert, Ruso; daughters, Debbie (Randy) Knain, Rugby, Denette (Pat) Lothspeich, Bismarck, Jodi Letvin (fiance John Grunseth), Velva; son, Tim (Rebecca) Johnson, Hazen; 16 grandchildren: 11 great-grandchildren; brothers, Wendell Kinn, Marvin (Joan) Kinn, Curtis (Valerie) Kinn; sisters, Geline Johnson, Oleeta Rime, Palma Levey; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.

Lucille was preceded in death by her parents; son-in-law, Rick Letvin; brothers-in-law, Don Johnson, Walter Rime, Gene Levey; and sister-in-law, Claryce Lindquist.

Funeral service: Thursday, March 10, 2011, at 11 a.m., in Oak Valley Lutheran Church, Velva

Johnson, Lucille F. Kinn (I202455)

10733

Ludvig Holberg (født 3. desemberjul./ 13. desember 1684greg. i Bergen[1], død 28. januar 1754 i København) var en norsk-dansk forfatter og historiker som levde mesteparten av sitt voksne liv i Danmark.
Holberg var preget av humanismen, opplysningstiden og barokken. Han var filosof og historiker, men det er hans skjønnlitterære forfatterskap som ruver høyest. Han skrev satirer, blant annet parodien på antikkens og renessansens helteepos, i Peder Paars, en utopisk roman i Nils Klims underjordiske reise som gjorde ham berømt. Men hovedvekten ligger på hans komedier, 26 stykker i alt, som kan deles i to grupper; intrigekomedier i en eller tre akter, og de store komediene i fem akter, der hovedvekten ligger på satiren, som Den politiske Kandestøper, Den stundesløse og Erasmus Montanus. Han var en forfatter av europeisk format, en av de største som både Danmark og Norge har hatt, og hans verker ble tidlig oversatt til flere europeiske språk.

(Wikipedia)

Holberg, Ludvig (I98839)

10734

Ludvig Mathias Lindeman (født 28. november 1812, død 23. mai 1887) var en norsk komponist, organist og folkemusikksamler, født i Trondheim. Han var den første i Norge etter Olea Crøger som begynte å samle folkemusikk systematisk, og samarbeidet med Crøger og Landstad om utgivelsen av Norske Folkeviser.
Hans far var Ole Andreas Lindeman, organist i Vår Frue kirke i Trondheim gjennom en mannsalder. L.M. Lindeman hadde studert både teologi og musikk og var organist i Vor Frelsers Kirke (nå Oslo Domkirke) i Oslo i 47 år. Han samlet nesten 2 000 norske folkemelodier.
Lindeman forsøkte flere ganger å få myndighetene til å ta et offentlig ansvar for musikkutdannelsen i Norge. Da det ikke lyktes, tok han, sammen med sønnen Peter, initiativ til opprettelsen av Organistkolen i Kristiania i 1883. Denne skolen utviklet seg etter hvert til Musikkonservatoriet i Oslo. Konservatoriet ble avviklet i 1973 og staten etablerte Norges musikkhøgskole samme år. Den store konsertsal i Norges Musikkhøgskole er gitt navnet «Lindemansalen»
Lindeman var en dyktig organist. Han var blant annet kjent som en begavet improvisatør. Da et nytt orgel skulle innvies i Royal Albert Hall i London i 1874, ble han invitert til å spille der, sammen med bl.a. Bruckner og Saint-Saëns.
I årene 1853 - 67 ga han ut Ældre og nyere norske Fjeldmelodier. Samlede og bearbeidede for Pianoforte i tre bind. Disse heftene inneholder forskjellige slags folkemelodier, for sang, hardingfele, bukkehorn, langeleik og flere. Disse melodiene var alle arrangert for piano slik at stykkene mistet mange av de folkemusikktypiske detaljene, noe som førte til kritikk fra flere kanter, bl.a. fra Edvard Grieg, selv om Grieg benyttet materialene i heftene for sine egne komposisjoner. I originalopptegnelsene har Lindeman imidlertid registrert både uvanlige intervaller og rytmiske detaljer. I 1907 ble et siste hefte i samlingen utgitt av sønnen Peter.
Ludvig Mathias Lindeman døde i Kristiania, 75 år gammel. Han ble gravlagt ved Vor Frelsers Kirke i Oslo. I 1906 ble det reist en byste av Lindeman ved kirken.
Han er representert i Norsk Salmebok med 39 komposisjoner. Blant disse er noen av de mest kjent salmer i norsk tradisjon, som for eksempel «Kirken den er et gammelt hus», «Krist stod opp av døde», «Påskemorgen slukker sorgen», «Apostlene satt i Jerusalem», «Et barn er født i Betlehem» og «No livnar det i lundar».
Lindeman ble utnevnt til ridder av St. Olavs Orden i 1870.

(Wikipedia)

Lindeman, Ludvig Mathias (I121067)

10735

Ludvig var ordfører (for Venstre) i Geitastrand kommune 1911-1931.

Meland, Ludvig Eriksen (I182365)

10736

Ludvik var Forbrukerkonsulent i Sør-Trøndelag og
Avsnittsjef for Heimevernet i Hemne & Orkdal

Raanes, Ludvik (I128379)

10737

Ludwig Markus Mack (født 23. september 1842 i Tromsø, død 28. mars 1915) var brygger, forretningsmann og lokalpolitiker. Han er mest kjent som grunnlegger av Macks Ølbryggeri.
Ludwig Mack var sønn av Georg Andreas Ludwig Mack, som hadde kommet til Tromsø i 1834 fra Braunschweig i Tyskland for å etablere et bakeri. Ludwig Mack fullførte skolen 14 år gammel, og begynte i lære i farens bakeri i Tromsø. I 1870 giftet han seg med Maren Christine Barbara Normann. I 1884 til 1908 satt han i kommunestyret («ræpresentanskapet») og fra 1886 til 1896 satt han i formannskapet for Høyre.

(Wikipedia)

Mack, Ludvig Marcus (I113293)

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Lumholtz vokste opp på Lillehammer. I 1869 tok han examen artium ved Lillehammer skole og studerte deretter teologi. Han ble ferdig utdannet teolog i 1876, og arbeidet deretter i to år som huslærer hos brukseier Marentius Thams i Orkdal.

Med økonomisk støtte fra de naturhistoriske museene i Kristiania dro Lumholtz i 1880 til Australia for å samle dyr og planter. I fire år utforsket han områder i Queensland og identifiserte flere nye pattedyr. Resultatene fra reisen ble et viktig bidrag til oppbyggingen av samlingene på universitetets zoologiske museum på Tøyen i Kristiania. I 1888 utga han boken Blandt menneskeædere om oppholdet i Australia.

I 1890 dro Lumholtz til Amerika. Fram til 1910 foretok han en rekke lange oppdagelsesreiser til ukjente områder i Sierra Madre i det nordvestlige Mexico, hovedsakelig med støtte fra American Museum of Natural History i New York. Reisene i Mexico dannet grunnlag for bøkene Blandt Mexico's indianere (1903) og New Trails in Mexico (1912).

I 1913 dro Carl Lumholtz til øya Ny-Guinea med norsk finansiell støtte, men måtte avbryte ekspedisjonen da første verdenskrig brøt ut. Fram til 1917 utforsket han i stedet det indre av Borneo. Som første europeer reiste han sørfra opp en av Baritoflodens kildeelver og krysset vannskillet over til Mahakaham-elven. Reisen gjennom Borneo var utgangspunkt for boken Under Tropernes himmel (1920).

Lumholtz ble utnevnt til ridder av St. Olavs Orden i 1889.

Mere på: https://lokalhistoriewiki.no/wiki/Carl_Sophus_Lumholtz
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Carl Sofus Lumholtz was a Norwegian discoverer and ethnographer known for his field research and ethnographic publications on the indigenous cultures of Australia and central Mexico. He was a founding member of the Explorers Club, an organization established in 1905 to promote exploration and scientific field work.

On December 16, 1921, Dr. Francis B. Trudeau saw Carl Lumholz (sic), whose last address was Hotel Penn., N.Y.C. Advanced T.B. was present. His address in Saranac Lake was 50 Baker Street. At age 64, he was much older than the typical patient in Saranac Lake. 1

Lumholtz spent the last few months of his life at the Williams Cottage in an unsuccessful attempt to cure his tuberculosis, under the care of Dr. Francis Berger Trudeau and Dr. Charles C. Trembley. For seventy years after his death, his grave in the Pine Ridge Cemetery went largely unnoticed until, in 1992, the Norwegian Broadcasting Company visited Saranac Lake to wrap up a chronicle of his life. Parks in Queensland and Mexico have been named in his honor.

(findsagrave.com)

Lumholtz, Carl Sophus (I173359)

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Auset, Ole Johannesen (I2660)

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Kverven, Rakel Johansdtr. (I77119)

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Johansen, Anton Julius (I77120)

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Witso, Arthur Melvin (I32487)

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Evensen, Ephrame Roy (I49979)

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Evensen, Mary Rosella (I49984)

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Lyen på Hitra i 1910.

Lyen, Ane (I85046)

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Lyen på Hitra i 1910.

Lyen, Peder (I85047)

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Lyen på Hitra i 1910.

Hagen, Peter Elinus Knutsen Lyen f (I26328)

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Lyle Rindahl, age 71 of Carlos passed away on Monday, Aug. 25 at the Douglas County Hospital in Alexandria, MN. Funeral services are on Saturday, Aug. 30 at 11:00 am at the Berea Lutheran Brethren Church in Alexandria with interment at the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Carlos, MN. Visitation hours are from 4 7 pm on Friday evening at the church and one hour before the service on Saturday.

Life History for Lyle -
On April 21, 1943 in Sunburg, MN Oliver and Augusta (Johnson) Rindahl welcomed a new baby boy into their family which they named Lyle John. His family moved to the Alexandria area when he was young and Lyle graduated from Alexandria High School with the Class of 1961. He served his country in the U. S. Army after school. On May 6, 1967 Lyle married his sweetheart, Geri Miller in Alexandria, MN. Lyle enrolled in the Alexandria Technical College Accounting program and received his degree in 1972. He was immediately hired by Juno Plastics, Inc of Alexandria and Lyle continued to work there as an accountant until his retirement in 2006. He then took a job doing both accounting work and bid running for Central Specialties of Alexandria, MN.
Lyle was a member of the Berea Church and served on the church board, having formerly attended the Trinity Lutheran Church in Carlos, MN. Lyle also was on the advisory board for the accounting department at Alexandria Tech.
Living in the country provided Lyle with a chance to enjoy many of his hobbies. He loved to hunt and fish and ride his snowmobile and 4-wheelers. He kept several birdfeeders in the yard and enjoyed all of the wildlife that frequented the area. Since Lyle was great working with computers and also an avid sports fan, he really enjoyed playing fantasy football each season with his friends. He was a wonderful husband, father and brother who will be dearly missed by his family and friends.

A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday, August 30 at 11:00 am at the Berea Lutheran Brethren Church in Alexandria with Rev. Steve Walswick officiating. Organist is Val Hanson. Interment is at the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Carlos, MN. Active pallbearers are his nephews, Sean, Ben, Ryan, Josh and Jayson Miller, Michael Larsen. Honorary bearers are Jerry & Evie Miller, Darrel & Becky Miller, Mike, Rod and Tommy Miller, Jim & Kathy Moore, Arnold Rindahl and CariJean Troumbly.
Arrangements were handled by the Roy-Hetland Funeral in Osakis, MN.

Rindahl, Lyle John (I203393)

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Lyle was born on a farm near Wanda the son of Henry & Frieda Riem Lee. He grew up on the farm and attended country school. On November 28, 1944 Lyle enlisted in the United States Navy. Following his honorable discharge on July 13, 1946 he returned to Murray County. On November 10, 1947 he and Betty Ann Holm were married at her parents farm near Slayton. Following their marriage they farmed and Lyle also worked for the Louis Beal Grain Belt Distributing Company in Slayton. In 1950 they moved to Walnut Grove and Lyle worked as a hired man for a short time before moving to Tracy, MN. While in Tracy Lyle worked for the Devetter Ice Company. In 1953 they moved to Marshall, MN and Lyle worked for the Perfection Ice Cream Company. In 1958 they moved to Balaton, MN and Lyle worked at the Balaton School as a janitor and later for the City of Balaton. He also helped farmers. In 1991 they retired and moved to Slayton and Lyle continued helping area farmers. Lyle became a resident of Our House Hospice Home in Slayton on February 2.

Lyle was a member of Christ Lutheran Church in Slayton. Lyle enjoyed spending time with his family, playing cards, wood-working, hunting, fishing, and camping.

Lyle & Betty were the parents of Barbara Kalas & Lynda Cowell.

Lyle's siblings include Merl Lee, Edmund Lee, Sylvester Lee, Vernon Lee, Kenneth Lee, Elmer Lee, Fern Harpestad, & Beverly Canterbury.

Funeral services were held from Christ Lutheran Church, Rev. Craig Nissen officiating.

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Lærdal ?, Stjørdal ? Vielsen i 1864 oppgir Gulbrandsdalen som fødested.

Ring, Thomas Benjamin Olsen (I29387)

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