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11051	Mrs. Jennie Bertina Fowler was born in Centreville, South Dakota, on April 9th, 1897, and passed away very suddenly in Camrose on Monday, June 9th. She came to Camrose in 1911 with her mother and father, Martha and Lars Loveseth, and her four brothers, Enoch, John, Alvin and Grant, to build and establish the Loveseth place, four miles north of Camrose. She married Elwin Fowler at Clear Lake, Iowa, on Feb. 5, 1916, and to this union was born three sons; Leroy, of Calgary; Lars, of Edmonton; and Dean, of Pigeon Lake. The late Mrs. Fowler spent sixteen active years operating a beauty parlor business in Camrose, and was a charter member of the Harmony Club, being its first President. She was an active member of the Order of the Royal Purple. She leaves to mourn her passing: her loving husband; her three sons; five grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. Martha Loveseth of Cowichan Station, B.C.; and four brothers, Enoch of Edmonton, John of Saskatoon, Alvin of Cobble Hill, B.C., and Grant of Cowichan Station, B.C. She was predeceased by her father in 1935. Blessed be her memory. Excerpt from The Camrose Canadian, Wednesday, June 17, 1953, page 17	Fowler, Jenny Bertina Loveseth (I188190)
11052	Mrs. Martha Loveseth, formerly a well known resident of Camrose, passed away at Duncan, B.C., on Aug. 10th, after a lingering illness, at the age of 85 years, 2 months and 30 days. She was born in Melhus, Norway, and immigrated to Turner County, South Dakota, with her parents in 1871. On Jan. 5, 1892, she was united in marriage to Mr. Lars E. Loveseth, who predeceased her in 1935. In 1911 the Loveseth family moved to Camrose, where they lived until Mr. Loveseath passed away, and until 1946, when Mrs. Loveseth went to stay with her sons in British Columbia, as well as with a sister, Mrs. J. Hagen. She was also predeceased by her daughter, Jennie, in June of this year. The people of the Camrose district will long remember Mr. and Mrs. Loveseth for the very willing contributions they made to the life of this community in the years when they were active. Especially will the Camrose Lutheran Church and the Central Innermission Society look upon them as some of the larger pillars in the church work of their day. The late Mrs. Loveseth is survived by four sons, Enoch and John in Edmonton, Alvin of Cobble Hill, and Grant of Cowichan Station, B.C.; four sisters, Mrs. Hanna Okerlund of Kenyon, Minnesota, Mrs. J. Hagen of Wenatche, Washington, Mrs. O. Swee of Jamestown, North Dakota, and Mrs. Martin Rude of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Excerpt from The Camrose Canadian, August 19th, 1953, page 12	Groseth, Martha Johnsdtr. Loveseth f (I2532)
11053	Mrs. Martha Loveseth, formerly a well known resident of Camrose, passed away at Duncan, B.C., on Aug. 10th, after a lingering illness, at the age of 85 years, 2 months and 30 days.	Groseth, Martha Johnsdtr. Loveseth f (I2532)
11054	Mrs. O. E. Hoaheim After an illness of ten days Mrs. O. E. Hoaheim, the wife of Rev. O. E. Hoaheim of Zahl, North Dakota, died Saturday morning, November 2, the cause of her death being pneumonia and heart affection. Funeral services were held last Saturday with interment at the Berg cemetery. Rev. Mr. Lunde conducting the services. Mrs. O. E. Hoaheim was born on May 11, 1879, at Brakken Hevne, Norway and became the wife of the Reverend Mr. Hoaheim May 11, 1901. She is survived by her husband and three children: Evan, Clara and Harold, her aged parents, a brother and sister. By her kind disposition and tireless work she won the hearts of all who knew her. The deep sympathy of the community goes out to the family in their great loss of a devoted Christian wife and mother. [Williston graphic.(Williston, Williams County, N.D.), November 14, 1918] (http://genealogytrails.com/ )	Kårøy, Mette Evensdtr. Haaheim f (I33020)
11055	Mrs. Ole (Ingrid O.) Nelson, 76, of 3703 S. K St., died Monday at her home. Born in Norway, she lived here 14 years. She was a member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Besides her husband, survivors include a son, Ralph, of Green Bay, Wis.; four daughters, Mrs. Gladys Krook, of Jeffersonville, Ind., Mrs. Margaret Konick, of Milwaukee, Wis., Mrs. Ruth Lade, of Green Bay, Wis., and Mrs. Marian DeForrest, of Tacoma; and 14 grandchildren. Services are announced Tuesday by Piper Funeral Home.	Nelson, Ingrid Olava Tuft (I201942)
11056	Mrs. Rustvold Dies at Hospital Here Mrs. Celia "Minnie" Rustvold, 61, wife of H. A. Rustvold, 212 10th Street South, died Wednesday morning, October 22, 1952, at a local hospital after an illness of several weeks. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Croxford's Mortuary. Mrs. Rustvold, who was born May 3, 1891, in Hendrum, Minnesota, came to Great Falls from Minnesota 35 years ago. Besides the husband survivors are five daughters, Mrs. Archie McCallum, Mrs. Edwin Lenci and Miss Sharon Rustvold, all of Great Falls; Mrs. Robert Babcock of Orinda, California, and Mrs. Charles Moreiera of Newark, New Jersey, three sons, Vernon Rustvold of Great Falls, Herbert Rustvold of Placerville, California, and SSgt Donald Rustvold of Millingston, Tennessee; 13 grandchildren, two sisters and six brothers.	Rustvold, Celia 'Minnie' Tommerdahl (I200738)
11057	Mrs. Viola Todahl, 75,314 W. Birch, died Sunday morning, May 23, at Lake Region Hospital. Services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 26, at Grace United Methodist Church with Rev. Alvin Maetche officiating. Burial will be in Knollwood Cemetery. One of 13 children, she was born Sept. 2, 1906, at Elbow Lake to Eugene and Gertrude Nelson. She grew up at Underwood and Fergus Falls. Her family published the "Underwood Independent" newspaper. Married to Arnold Todahl in Underwood on March 11, 1926, she and her husband lived there and at Fergus Falls. He died in August 1968. She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women and the ladies' circles. She also participated in senior citizens' activities at the YMCA. She was employed as a nurse's aide for 22 years at Fergus Falls State Hospital. Surviving are a son, Roger, Columbiaville, Mich.; a daughter, Mrs. Don (Val) Norman, Fergus Falls; nine grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren; seven sisters and brothers, Mrs. Peter (Elizabeth) Palm, Detroit Lakes, Paul Nelson, Cheyenne, Wyo., Ralph Nelson, Fergus Falls, Mrs. Al (Lucy) Perry, Winnipeg, Canada, Mrs. Jerry (Erva) Mabin, Cheyenne, Wyo., Mrs. Robert (Genevieve) Bjorgum, Faribault, and Mrs. Joe (Joyce) Gilbertson, Barnesville. Visitation begins this evening at the Olson Funeral Home.	Todahl, Viola Mae Nelson (I193208)
11058	Mrs. Walter (Gladys) Listul, 61, of Clarkfield, Minnesota, died Monday, April 4, 1988, at the Chippewa County Montevideo Hospital. Gladys was born on June 15, 1926, to Sam and Ethel (Nelson) Witsoe. The family resided in Granite Falls where she attended school. She was married to Walter Listul on February 4, 1945, at the Granite Falls Lutheran Church. They lived and farmed in the Hazel Run and Clarkfield area. Gladys is survived by her children, Michael, Paul, Jana Jorgenson, and Tom; her sister Wynnette Schroeder; and her grandchildren: Susan, Steven, Lance, Scott, Todd, Amy, Joshua, Michele, Lyric and Heather. She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband Walter in 1986.	Listul, Gladys Witsoe (I47319)
11059	Ms. Ness illustrated more than thirty books for young readers and wrote several of her own. As illustrator of picture books, Evaline was one of three Caldecott Medal runners-up each year from 1964 to 1966 and she won the 1967 Medal for Sam, Bangs, and Moonshine, which she also wrote. In 1972 she was the U.S. nominee for the biennial, international Hans Christian Andersen Award for children's illustrators.	Ness, Evaline Michelow (I181063)
11060	Mulig dublett	Strand, Lars Bendichsen (I68577)
11061	Mulig slektning, kanskje onkel til Napoleons general: Pierre Francois Joseph LeFebvre. Hvis det stemmer var han sønn til Pierre leFevre, som også skal ha vært parykkmaker eller møller. Men slektsskapet er usikkert. Skal ha blitt født i Orlèans, Før 1730??. Ankom Trondhjem som flyktning? I 1751(Andre kilder 1764). Han hadde unnsluppet Tyrkisk(sjørøvere) fangenskap??, der han hadde blitt holdt til fange. Han skal ha vært katolikk, men var Protestant da han giftet seg med Agnethe Schultz. Foreldrene godtok aldri ekteskapet, men selv om foreldrene aldri godtok sin svigersønn, sies det at hun levde godt sammen med den hissige franskmannen. Han tok Borgerskap som Parykkmaker i Trondhjem 8/12 1766: "Nicolaus Mathias leFevre, som tilkiendegav at være børnefødt i Orléans i Frankrig, og af den Lutherske Religion, og begjærede at vinde Borgerskab som Mæster peruque Mager; Hvilket Magistraten bevilgede, og hvorved enhver for sig aflagde sin Borgerlig Troeskab." I 1768 får han en sønn Nicolaus med Lizbeth Adamsdatter, da er han nevnt som haarskjærer i Jomfrugaden og tjener hos Lizbeths far som han tjener hos. Han flyttet senere til Christiania der døtrene traff sine fremtidige ektemenn. Fikk borgerskap her som Parykkmager 27/9-1771., men skal også ha livnært seg som lærer i fornemmelig fekting og språklærer. *Han skal ha død i 1775(1773)(45 år gammel). Og begravet 10/12 1775. 1771: Han nevnes som pårørende da hans 2 ukers nyfødte barn ble begravet https://www.digitalarkivet.no/kb20061005010539 Da Napoleons General Francois Joseph LeFebvre døde i 1820. Sendte hans døtre krav til regjeringa, der de krevde å få utbetalt Generalens arv!. De fikk svar, men Anne Gurine som var den eldste skal ha fått beskjed om at hun ikke kunne arve siden hun var kvinne!. I 1836 innsendte parykkmakerens 3 døtre andragende til regjeringen(visstnok angående arv etter General LeFebvre). Han ble gift 23/5-1765 med Agnethe Mathiasdtr Schultz(1746-1799) i Trondhjem. Han var bosatt i Tolbodgaten(like ved Akershus festning). Hadde tre døtre. https://www.geni.com/people/Nicolaus-Mathias-l%C3%A9-Fevre/6000000009847714593 (http://davidwhowden.blogspot.com)	Lefèvre, Nicolaus Mathias (I92658)
11062	Mulig treff: Ole Pedersen (f. 1765) (mann)Bosted: Agger: Grønlands Storgade No 13H: 1801-02-01Still./Stand: Logerende 1 ægteskab Afskediget soldat eller: Ole Pedersen (f. 1776) (mann)Bosted: Agger: SollerudH: 1801-02-01Still./Stand: Tjenestedræng Ugift Soldat (sannsynlig for ung) https://www.digitalarkivet.no/census/search/1801/58216?fornavn=&etternavn=pedersen&kjonn=&familiestilling=&sivilstand=&yrke=soldat&fodselsaar=&alder=&ny_husholdning=&merknader=&bosted=&bydel=&gaardsnummer=	Land, Ole Pedersen (I172679)
11063	Muligens Johanna Iversd Hofsøren født 17/11-1813	Iversdtr., Johanna (I135439)
11064	Muligens datter av Nils Arnesen Venn som er nevnt i 1664.	Nilsdtr., Britt (I149164)
11065	Muligens datter til Kjersti Eriksd Væge (f 1814)	Ness, Johanna Johannesdtr. (I35628)
11066	Muligens døpt Riborg Johanne Myren.	Myren, Riborg Johanna Engelsdtr. Berdal f (I398)
11067	Muligens eier av Berg på Lernesstranda i 1875.	Holden, Erik Eriksen Berg f (I535)
11068	Muligens fødd 26.juni 1883.	Selnes, Johanna Edvardsdtr. (I1459)
11069	Muligens født i 1727. Lars Voldens Barn.	Volden, Peder Larsen (I1248)
11070	Muligens født i Norddal 1897	Hjelle, Olaf Olsen (I192961)
11071	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Skei, Aasta Marie Skogrand f (I35606)
11072	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Stamnestrø, Hanna Johanna Larsen f (I36592)
11073	Muligens gunstig gift i Kristiansund	Stokkvik, Hans Martin Haagensen (I65860)
11074	Muligens sønn til Steen Grøtnes	Wardelin, Hans (I18732)
11075	Muligens søster av Hans Henriksen Strøm på Hitra.	Strøm, Gjertrud Henriksdtr. (I122816)
11076	Muligens søster til Iver Olsen født 1851 (fadder)	Olsdtr., Anne Martine (I34220)
11077	Muligens vært i Amerika før 1910	Nilsen, Inga Marie Antonsdtr. Myran f (I143618)
11078	Murarbeider i Trondheim i 1925	Røstvold, Peder Knudsen (I30969)
11079	Murdered by her mother	Sorenson, Myrtle (I147688)
11080	Murdered by her mother	Sorenson, Lucy (I147689)
11081	Murdered by her mother	Sorenson, Caroline (I147690)
11082	Murderes by his mother	Gunness, Philip (I147693)
11083	Murray County News Beverly Anderson was born on July 23, 1941 on a farm north of Slayton, Minnesota to Rudolph and Edith Vihlen Anderson. The family moved to Ruthton and Bev graduated from Ruthton High School in 1959. She completed her nursing degree at St. Marys College in Minneapolis. She was married to Peter S. Hauge and they later divorced. She moved to Yorktown Heights, N.Y. in 1969 and lived there until 1997 when she moved to Ely, Minnesota. She worked as a surgical nurse at the Ely Community Hospital. Bev passed away in Bloomington, Minnesota on September 1, 2000 at the age of 59. Beverly will be remembered fondly for her devotion to her God, her family, and her friends.	Anderson, Beverly Louise (I171555)
11084	Museumsdirektør. Foreldre: Ingeniør Mikhail Rostin (1854 -1926) og Sonja (Sophie) Heineman Semjonova (død 1914). Gift 1) 1920 med konsul Christian Anker Bachke (1.2.1873 - 11.11.1946), sønn av bergmester Anton Sophus Bachke (1836 - 1919) og Barbara Anette Karen Anker (1841 - 97); 2) 1959 med fylkesmann Ivar Skjånes (5.3.1888 - 15.6.1975), sønn av båtbygger Iver Skjånes (1860 - 1939) og Margrethe Letnes (1860 - 1949). Victoria Bachke bygde, delvis sammen med sin mann, opp Norges største samling av historiske musikkinstrumenter, som fra 1952 utgjør kjernen i Ringve Musikkhistorisk Museum i Trondheim. Victoria Bachke vokste opp i et velstående hjem i Moskva som nr. 7 i en søskenflokk på ni barn. Faren var overingeniør ved de russiske statsjernbaner. Slekten kom opprinnelig fra Frankrike, og i det rostinske hjem ble det snakket fransk og dyrket musikk; for døtrene var det dertil opplæring i typiske kvinnesysler. Tre av døtrene ble profesjonelle musikere Valentine (sang), Serafima (harpe) og Elisabeth (cello). I Trondheim ble Victoria Rostin kjent med den 24 år eldre Christian Anker Bachke, eieren av Ringve gård på Lade, og 1920 ble de gift. Det ble et barnløst ekteskap, men med et aktivt sosialt liv og mange reiser. Victoria Bachke fikk ingen musikalsk utdannelse, men opptrådte som sanger ved flere anledninger i uformelle sammenhenger. Hennes viktigste interesse delte hun med sin mann, nemlig den for Ringve og gårdens historie. Gården, som kan føre sin historie tilbake til midten av 1500-tallet, tilhørte slekten Wessel 1661 - 1778, og var sjøhelten Peter Wessel Tordenskiolds barndomshjem på somrene. Sammen la ekteparet Bachke planer for den videre bevaring av gården, og besluttet å opprette stiftelsen Ringve Museum, som ble etablert 25. mai 1944; Bachke hadde allerede to år tidligere overdratt selve eiendommen til Ringve Museum. (Senere er et areal på 130 daa stilt til disposisjon for Institutt for botanikk ved Vitenskapsmuseet (NTNU), som her driver Ringve botaniske hage.) I tillegg til å etablere en samling for musikkinstrumenter, skulle museet bestå av én samling gjenstander knyttet til gårdens historie, én samling knyttet til donators familie og en samling omkring Tordenskiold og familien Wessel. (nbl.snl.no)	Bachke, Victoria (I125467)
11085	Musikkelev i 1900	Elnes, Oskar Marentsius (I78013)
11086	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Hjertaas, Fridtjof (I176524)
11087	Musikksersjant i Trondheim i 1925	Sødal, Arne Nilsen (I33754)
11088	Musketer i Trondheim i 1871 Tyende i Trondheim i 1875 ( https://www.digitalarkivet.no/census/person/pf01052359013288 ) Postbud i Trondheim i 1900.	Ødegård, Trond Knutsen (I28065)
11089	Mye overstrykninger i forbindelse med dåpen. Vanskelig å lese. Se konfirmasjon.	Hollaaunet, Arnt Ingebrigtsen (I16043)
11090	Myren ?	Holden, Fredrich Jonsen (I68403)
11091	Myren i 1801	Sinnes, Arnt Eriksen (I22785)
11092	Myrmo??	Klungervik, Ragnil Pedersdtr. Selnes f (I2743)
11093	Myrtle O. E. Fjarlie, 98, passed away November 1, 2013. She was born June 28, 1915, in Superior, Wisconsin. Moved to Seattle in the late 1920s. Graduated from Broadway High School in 1933. Worked at Langendorf Bakery after high school, then at Boeing for nine years including the years during World War II. She was preceded in death by her husband of 55 years, John Fjarlie, in 2002. Survived by one daughter and one son.	Nelson, Myrtle Fjarlie F (I195624)
11094	Myrtle was a wild one, a flapper girl, and had the looks for it too. She rode the rails with the hobos and married a roguish Italian gunslinger	Peterson, Myrtle Randina (I62816)
11095	Må ha kommet til Størdal i Agdenes mellom 1801 og 1812.	Struterud, Nils Sjønnesen (I62001)
11096	Må sjekkes mere	Berkness, Reka (I102071)
11097	Må være død mellom 1784 og 1788 ?	Kjønsvik, Anders Halvorsen Tannvik f (I23714)
11098	Målselv ?	Kjerresnes, Laura Kristine Eriksen (I36820)
11099	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Arnes, Malin (I66960)
11100	Møbelsnekker, herredskasserer (1906-1923), lensmannsbetjent (1912-1928), lensmann etter P.A.Todal(1928-1944) og konstituert lensmann(1945-1946)	Sæther, Peder Olsen (I190535)

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11051

Mrs. Jennie Bertina Fowler was born in Centreville, South Dakota, on April 9th, 1897, and passed away very suddenly in Camrose on Monday, June 9th. She came to Camrose in 1911 with her mother and father, Martha and Lars Loveseth, and her four brothers, Enoch, John, Alvin and Grant, to build and establish the Loveseth place, four miles north of Camrose.

She married Elwin Fowler at Clear Lake, Iowa, on Feb. 5, 1916, and to this union was born three sons; Leroy, of Calgary; Lars, of Edmonton; and Dean, of Pigeon Lake.

The late Mrs. Fowler spent sixteen active years operating a beauty parlor business in Camrose, and was a charter member of the Harmony Club, being its first President. She was an active member of the Order of the Royal Purple.

She leaves to mourn her passing: her loving husband; her three sons; five grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. Martha Loveseth of Cowichan Station, B.C.; and four brothers, Enoch of Edmonton, John of Saskatoon, Alvin of Cobble Hill, B.C., and Grant of Cowichan Station, B.C. She was predeceased by her father in 1935.

Blessed be her memory.

Excerpt from The Camrose Canadian, Wednesday, June 17, 1953, page 17

Fowler, Jenny Bertina Loveseth (I188190)

11052

Mrs. Martha Loveseth, formerly a well known resident of Camrose, passed away at Duncan, B.C., on Aug. 10th, after a lingering illness, at the age of 85 years, 2 months and 30 days.

She was born in Melhus, Norway, and immigrated to Turner County, South Dakota, with her parents in 1871. On Jan. 5, 1892, she was united in marriage to Mr. Lars E. Loveseth, who predeceased her in 1935.

In 1911 the Loveseth family moved to Camrose, where they lived until Mr. Loveseath passed away, and until 1946, when Mrs. Loveseth went to stay with her sons in British Columbia, as well as with a sister, Mrs. J. Hagen. She was also predeceased by her daughter, Jennie, in June of this year.

The people of the Camrose district will long remember Mr. and Mrs. Loveseth for the very willing contributions they made to the life of this community in the years when they were active. Especially will the Camrose Lutheran Church and the Central Innermission Society look upon them as some of the larger pillars in the church work of their day.

The late Mrs. Loveseth is survived by four sons, Enoch and John in Edmonton, Alvin of Cobble Hill, and Grant of Cowichan Station, B.C.; four sisters, Mrs. Hanna Okerlund of Kenyon, Minnesota, Mrs. J. Hagen of Wenatche, Washington, Mrs. O. Swee of Jamestown, North Dakota, and Mrs. Martin Rude of Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Excerpt from The Camrose Canadian, August 19th, 1953, page 12

Groseth, Martha Johnsdtr. Loveseth f (I2532)

11053

Mrs. Martha Loveseth, formerly a well known resident of Camrose, passed away at Duncan, B.C., on Aug. 10th, after a lingering illness, at the age of 85 years, 2 months and 30 days.

Groseth, Martha Johnsdtr. Loveseth f (I2532)

11054

Mrs. O. E. Hoaheim
After an illness of ten days Mrs. O. E. Hoaheim, the wife of Rev. O. E. Hoaheim of Zahl, North Dakota, died Saturday morning, November 2, the cause of her death being pneumonia and heart affection. Funeral services were held last Saturday with interment at the Berg cemetery. Rev. Mr. Lunde conducting the services. Mrs. O. E. Hoaheim was born on May 11, 1879, at Brakken Hevne, Norway and became the wife of the Reverend Mr. Hoaheim May 11, 1901. She is survived by her husband and three children: Evan, Clara and Harold, her aged parents, a brother and sister. By her kind disposition and tireless work she won the hearts of all who knew her. The deep sympathy of the community goes out to the family in their great loss of a devoted Christian wife and mother. [Williston graphic.(Williston, Williams County, N.D.), November 14, 1918]

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Kårøy, Mette Evensdtr. Haaheim f (I33020)

11055

Mrs. Ole (Ingrid O.) Nelson, 76, of 3703 S. K St., died Monday at her home. Born in Norway, she lived here 14 years.
She was a member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
Besides her husband, survivors include a son, Ralph, of Green Bay, Wis.; four daughters, Mrs. Gladys Krook, of Jeffersonville, Ind., Mrs. Margaret Konick, of Milwaukee, Wis., Mrs. Ruth Lade, of Green Bay, Wis., and Mrs. Marian DeForrest, of Tacoma; and 14 grandchildren.
Services are announced Tuesday by Piper Funeral Home.

Nelson, Ingrid Olava Tuft (I201942)

11056

Mrs. Rustvold Dies at Hospital Here

Mrs. Celia "Minnie" Rustvold, 61, wife of H. A. Rustvold, 212 10th Street South, died Wednesday morning, October 22, 1952, at a local hospital after an illness of several weeks.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by Croxford's Mortuary.

Mrs. Rustvold, who was born May 3, 1891, in Hendrum, Minnesota, came to Great Falls from Minnesota 35 years ago.

Besides the husband survivors are five daughters, Mrs. Archie McCallum, Mrs. Edwin Lenci and Miss Sharon Rustvold, all of Great Falls; Mrs. Robert Babcock of Orinda, California, and Mrs. Charles Moreiera of Newark, New Jersey, three sons, Vernon Rustvold of Great Falls, Herbert Rustvold of Placerville, California, and SSgt Donald Rustvold of Millingston, Tennessee; 13 grandchildren, two sisters and six brothers.

Rustvold, Celia 'Minnie' Tommerdahl (I200738)

11057

Mrs. Viola Todahl, 75,314 W. Birch, died Sunday morning, May 23, at Lake Region Hospital. Services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 26, at Grace United Methodist Church with Rev. Alvin Maetche officiating. Burial will be in Knollwood Cemetery.
One of 13 children, she was born Sept. 2, 1906, at Elbow Lake to Eugene and Gertrude Nelson. She grew up at Underwood and Fergus Falls. Her family published the "Underwood Independent" newspaper.
Married to Arnold Todahl in Underwood on March 11, 1926, she and her husband lived there and at Fergus Falls. He died in August 1968.
She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women and the ladies' circles. She also participated in senior citizens' activities at the YMCA. She was employed as a nurse's aide for 22 years at Fergus Falls State Hospital.
Surviving are a son, Roger, Columbiaville, Mich.; a daughter, Mrs. Don (Val) Norman, Fergus Falls; nine grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren; seven sisters and brothers, Mrs. Peter (Elizabeth) Palm, Detroit Lakes, Paul Nelson, Cheyenne, Wyo., Ralph Nelson, Fergus Falls, Mrs. Al (Lucy) Perry, Winnipeg, Canada, Mrs. Jerry (Erva) Mabin, Cheyenne, Wyo., Mrs. Robert (Genevieve) Bjorgum, Faribault, and Mrs. Joe (Joyce) Gilbertson, Barnesville.
Visitation begins this evening at the Olson Funeral Home.

Todahl, Viola Mae Nelson (I193208)

11058

Mrs. Walter (Gladys) Listul, 61, of Clarkfield, Minnesota, died Monday, April 4, 1988, at the Chippewa County Montevideo Hospital.

Gladys was born on June 15, 1926, to Sam and Ethel (Nelson) Witsoe. The family resided in Granite Falls where she attended school. She was married to Walter Listul on February 4, 1945, at the Granite Falls Lutheran Church.

They lived and farmed in the Hazel Run and Clarkfield area.

Gladys is survived by her children, Michael, Paul, Jana Jorgenson, and Tom; her sister Wynnette Schroeder; and her grandchildren: Susan, Steven, Lance, Scott, Todd, Amy, Joshua, Michele, Lyric and Heather.

She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband Walter in 1986.

Listul, Gladys Witsoe (I47319)

11059

Ms. Ness illustrated more than thirty books for young readers and wrote several of her own.

As illustrator of picture books, Evaline was one of three Caldecott Medal runners-up each year from 1964 to 1966 and she won the 1967 Medal for Sam, Bangs, and Moonshine, which she also wrote.

In 1972 she was the U.S. nominee for the biennial, international Hans Christian Andersen Award for children's illustrators.

Ness, Evaline Michelow (I181063)

11060

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Strand, Lars Bendichsen (I68577)

11061

Mulig slektning, kanskje onkel til Napoleons general: Pierre Francois Joseph LeFebvre. Hvis det stemmer var han sønn til Pierre leFevre, som også skal ha vært parykkmaker eller møller. Men slektsskapet er usikkert.

Skal ha blitt født i Orlèans, Før 1730??. Ankom Trondhjem som flyktning? I 1751(Andre kilder 1764). Han hadde unnsluppet Tyrkisk(sjørøvere) fangenskap??, der han hadde blitt holdt til fange. Han skal ha vært katolikk, men var Protestant da han giftet seg med Agnethe Schultz. Foreldrene godtok aldri ekteskapet, men selv om foreldrene aldri godtok sin svigersønn, sies det at hun levde godt sammen med den hissige franskmannen.

Han tok Borgerskap som Parykkmaker i Trondhjem 8/12 1766: "Nicolaus Mathias leFevre, som tilkiendegav at være børnefødt i Orléans i Frankrig, og af den Lutherske Religion, og begjærede at vinde Borgerskab som Mæster peruque Mager; Hvilket Magistraten bevilgede, og hvorved enhver for sig aflagde sin Borgerlig Troeskab."
I 1768 får han en sønn Nicolaus med Lizbeth Adamsdatter, da er han nevnt som haarskjærer i Jomfrugaden og tjener hos Lizbeths far som han tjener hos.
Han flyttet senere til Christiania der døtrene traff sine fremtidige ektemenn. Fikk borgerskap her som Parykkmager 27/9-1771., men skal også ha livnært seg som lærer i fornemmelig fekting og språklærer. *Han skal ha død i 1775(1773)(45 år gammel). Og begravet 10/12 1775.
1771: Han nevnes som pårørende da hans 2 ukers nyfødte barn ble begravet https://www.digitalarkivet.no/kb20061005010539
Da Napoleons General Francois Joseph LeFebvre døde i 1820. Sendte hans døtre krav til regjeringa, der de krevde å få utbetalt Generalens arv!. De fikk svar, men Anne Gurine som var den eldste skal ha fått beskjed om at hun ikke kunne arve siden hun var kvinne!.
I 1836 innsendte parykkmakerens 3 døtre andragende til regjeringen(visstnok angående arv etter General LeFebvre).
Han ble gift 23/5-1765 med Agnethe Mathiasdtr Schultz(1746-1799) i Trondhjem.
Han var bosatt i Tolbodgaten(like ved Akershus festning).
Hadde tre døtre.
https://www.geni.com/people/Nicolaus-Mathias-l%C3%A9-Fevre/6000000009847714593

(http://davidwhowden.blogspot.com)

Lefèvre, Nicolaus Mathias (I92658)

11062

Mulig treff: Ole Pedersen (f. 1765*) (mann)Bosted: Agger: Grønlands Storgade No 13H: 1801-02-01Still./Stand: Logerende 1 ægteskab Afskediget soldat
eller:
Ole Pedersen (f. 1776*) (mann)Bosted: Agger: SollerudH: 1801-02-01Still./Stand: Tjenestedræng Ugift Soldat (sannsynlig for ung)

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Land, Ole Pedersen (I172679)

11063

Muligens Johanna Iversd Hofsøren født 17/11-1813

Iversdtr., Johanna (I135439)

11064

Muligens datter av Nils Arnesen Venn som er nevnt i 1664.

Nilsdtr., Britt (I149164)

11065

Muligens datter til Kjersti Eriksd Væge (f 1814)

Ness, Johanna Johannesdtr. (I35628)

11066

Muligens døpt Riborg Johanne Myren.

Myren, Riborg Johanna Engelsdtr. Berdal f (I398)

11067

Muligens eier av Berg på Lernesstranda i 1875.

Holden, Erik Eriksen Berg f (I535)

11068

Muligens fødd 26.juni 1883.

Selnes, Johanna Edvardsdtr. (I1459)

11069

Muligens født i 1727. Lars Voldens Barn.

Volden, Peder Larsen (I1248)

11070

Muligens født i Norddal 1897

Hjelle, Olaf Olsen (I192961)

11071

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Skei, Aasta Marie Skogrand f (I35606)

11072

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Stamnestrø, Hanna Johanna Larsen f (I36592)

11073

Muligens gunstig gift i Kristiansund

Stokkvik, Hans Martin Haagensen (I65860)

11074

Muligens sønn til Steen Grøtnes

Wardelin, Hans (I18732)

11075

Muligens søster av Hans Henriksen Strøm på Hitra.

Strøm, Gjertrud Henriksdtr. (I122816)

11076

Muligens søster til Iver Olsen født 1851 (fadder)

Olsdtr., Anne Martine (I34220)

11077

Muligens vært i Amerika før 1910

Nilsen, Inga Marie Antonsdtr. Myran f (I143618)

11078

Murarbeider i Trondheim i 1925

Røstvold, Peder Knudsen (I30969)

11079

Murdered by her mother

Sorenson, Myrtle (I147688)

11080

Murdered by her mother

Sorenson, Lucy (I147689)

11081

Murdered by her mother

Sorenson, Caroline (I147690)

11082

Murderes by his mother

Gunness, Philip (I147693)

11083

Murray County News
Beverly Anderson was born on July 23, 1941 on a farm north of Slayton, Minnesota to Rudolph and Edith Vihlen Anderson. The family moved to Ruthton and Bev graduated from Ruthton High School in 1959. She completed her nursing degree at St. Marys College in Minneapolis. She was married to Peter S. Hauge and they later divorced. She moved to Yorktown Heights, N.Y. in 1969 and lived there until 1997 when she moved to Ely, Minnesota. She worked as a surgical nurse at the Ely Community Hospital. Bev passed away in Bloomington, Minnesota on September 1, 2000 at the age of 59. Beverly will be remembered fondly for her devotion to her God, her family, and her friends.

Anderson, Beverly Louise (I171555)

11084

Museumsdirektør. Foreldre: Ingeniør Mikhail Rostin (1854 -1926) og Sonja (Sophie) Heineman Semjonova (død 1914). Gift 1) 1920 med konsul Christian Anker Bachke (1.2.1873 - 11.11.1946), sønn av bergmester Anton Sophus Bachke (1836 - 1919) og Barbara Anette Karen Anker (1841 - 97); 2) 1959 med fylkesmann Ivar Skjånes (5.3.1888 - 15.6.1975), sønn av båtbygger Iver Skjånes (1860 - 1939) og Margrethe Letnes (1860 - 1949).
Victoria Bachke bygde, delvis sammen med sin mann, opp Norges største samling av historiske musikkinstrumenter, som fra 1952 utgjør kjernen i Ringve Musikkhistorisk Museum i Trondheim.

Victoria Bachke vokste opp i et velstående hjem i Moskva som nr. 7 i en søskenflokk på ni barn. Faren var overingeniør ved de russiske statsjernbaner. Slekten kom opprinnelig fra Frankrike, og i det rostinske hjem ble det snakket fransk og dyrket musikk; for døtrene var det dertil opplæring i typiske kvinnesysler. Tre av døtrene ble profesjonelle musikere Valentine (sang), Serafima (harpe) og Elisabeth (cello).
I Trondheim ble Victoria Rostin kjent med den 24 år eldre Christian Anker Bachke, eieren av Ringve gård på Lade, og 1920 ble de gift. Det ble et barnløst ekteskap, men med et aktivt sosialt liv og mange reiser. Victoria Bachke fikk ingen musikalsk utdannelse, men opptrådte som sanger ved flere anledninger i uformelle sammenhenger. Hennes viktigste interesse delte hun med sin mann, nemlig den for Ringve og gårdens historie. Gården, som kan føre sin historie tilbake til midten av 1500-tallet, tilhørte slekten Wessel 1661 - 1778, og var sjøhelten Peter Wessel Tordenskiolds barndomshjem på somrene. Sammen la ekteparet Bachke planer for den videre bevaring av gården, og besluttet å opprette stiftelsen Ringve Museum, som ble etablert 25. mai 1944; Bachke hadde allerede to år tidligere overdratt selve eiendommen til Ringve Museum. (Senere er et areal på 130 daa stilt til disposisjon for Institutt for botanikk ved Vitenskapsmuseet (NTNU), som her driver Ringve botaniske hage.) I tillegg til å etablere en samling for musikkinstrumenter, skulle museet bestå av én samling gjenstander knyttet til gårdens historie, én samling knyttet til donators familie og en samling omkring Tordenskiold og familien Wessel.

(nbl.snl.no)

Bachke, Victoria (I125467)

11085

Musikkelev i 1900

Elnes, Oskar Marentsius (I78013)

11086

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Hjertaas, Fridtjof (I176524)

11087

Musikksersjant i Trondheim i 1925

Sødal, Arne Nilsen (I33754)

11088

Musketer i Trondheim i 1871

Tyende i Trondheim i 1875 ( https://www.digitalarkivet.no/census/person/pf01052359013288 )

Postbud i Trondheim i 1900.

Ødegård, Trond Knutsen (I28065)

11089

Mye overstrykninger i forbindelse med dåpen. Vanskelig å lese. Se konfirmasjon.

Hollaaunet, Arnt Ingebrigtsen (I16043)

11090

Myren ?

Holden, Fredrich Jonsen (I68403)

11091

Myren i 1801

Sinnes, Arnt Eriksen (I22785)

11092

Myrmo??

Klungervik, Ragnil Pedersdtr. Selnes f (I2743)

11093

Myrtle O. E. Fjarlie, 98, passed away November 1, 2013. She was born June 28, 1915, in Superior, Wisconsin. Moved to Seattle in the late 1920s. Graduated from Broadway High School in 1933. Worked at Langendorf Bakery after high school, then at Boeing for nine years including the years during World War II. She was preceded in death by her husband of 55 years, John Fjarlie, in 2002. Survived by one daughter and one son.

Nelson, Myrtle Fjarlie F (I195624)

11094

Myrtle was a wild one, a flapper girl, and had the looks for it too. She rode the rails with the hobos and married a roguish Italian gunslinger

Peterson, Myrtle Randina (I62816)

11095

Må ha kommet til Størdal i Agdenes mellom 1801 og 1812.

Struterud, Nils Sjønnesen (I62001)

11096

Må sjekkes mere

Berkness, Reka (I102071)

11097

Må være død mellom 1784 og 1788 ?