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11601	Opgivet af Ole Andreas Arnt-Petersen Hovdalsmark, med kven Moderen 03.11.1887 blev ægteviet. Barnets Fader er efter Opgivende udflyttet til Amerika	Jakobsen, Johan Arnt (I162492)
11602	Oppalen på Skjeret og vart senere husmann på Rønningen.	Holtan, Jo Haagensen (I3892)
11603	Oppfostret i Vildvang.	Smedli, Ole Johnsen Vilvang f (I2441)
11604	Oppfostret på Berg på Lernesstranden hos onkelen sin. Flyttet siden til Berg på Krogstaøra.	Myren, Johan Rasmus Johnsen Berg f (I542)
11605	Oppfostret på Eide hos Anna Eide.	Myrlund, Ole (I51610)
11606	Oppfostret på Åse.	Pedersdtr., Petrine Birgitta (I16502)
11607	Oppført som Beret Johnsd 13-11-1855 og 12.5.1861	Brobakk, Beret Johnsdtr. Merkesnes f (I3257)
11608	Oppført som Fjelnset ved giftermål.	Lenes, Ole Larsen (I17259)
11609	Oppført som enkemann 6/3-1904	Spjøtvold, Knut Olsen (I89542)
11610	Oppgitt av Jacob Nilsen Merkesnes	Ness, Marie Andersdtr. (I29602)
11611	Oppgitt navn ved konfirmasjon: Johan Lauritsen Melhuus	Melhus, Johan Lauritsen (I139885)
11612	Oppgitt som far ved giftermål 1835	Viggen, Simen Andersen (I163922)
11613	Oppgitt til å være 30 år ved ekteskap i 1835	Dypsæter, Sigrie Jensdtr. (I23327)
11614	Opphav til benevnelsen "Fredrekbåt".	Torvik, Fredrik Thoresen Hofset f (I29511)
11615	Oppkalt etter mormor. I Kristiansund i 1865.	Lossius, Margrethe Elisabeth Stenersen (I28592)
11616	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Slørdal, John Aksel (I32612)
11617	Opplysninger fra Håvard Moe	Familie: Erik Andersen / Marit Sverkesdtr. (F9314)
11618	Opplysninger fra Håvard Moe	Familie: Erik Andersen / Brynhild Iversdtr. Strand (F10880)
11619	Opplysninger om D/S Fidelio: http://www.warsailors.com/singleships/fidelio.html og http://www.minnehallen.no/name_details.php?ID=8752	Bjerkan, Kaare Jentoft (I77919)
11620	Opprinnelig het hun Elisabeth Pedersdatter. Men etter at hun giftet seg med Ole på gården Nypan i Leinstrand, fikk hun det navnet som hun kjennes under. Ole var født i 1602, mens Lisbeth sitt fødselsår er ukjent. Antakelig hadde de to flere barn sammen. På Leinstrand og ellers var det på denne tida mye nød og elendighet, og folk var mindre opplyste. Mangt i hverdagen lot seg ikke forklare, og overtro hadde godt tak om forestillings- verdenen. Lisbeth var ikke noe unntak i så måte. Men folk kom ofte til henne med sykdom og lidelser, fordi hun hadde et ry som helbreder. Metodene hennes befant seg i grenselandet mellom gudfryktighet, svartekunst og naturmedisin. Slik nøt hun respekt, men folk var også engstelige for at hun hadde krefter som like gjerne kunne brukes av det onde som av det gode. Mannen Ole hadde muligens en egen evne til å komme på kant med andre, ofte i kombinasjon med drikk. I slike situasjoner hendte det at han kunne minne folk om hvem han var gift med. Når det så oppsto sykdom hos folk eller fe, begynte ryktene lett å gå. I august 1670 startet en rettsak som ble skjebnesvanger for Lisbeth og Ole. Forhørene tok til på Leinstrand, og fortsatte i Lagtingshuset i Trondheim. Først var det en sak for å prøve ærekrenkelser framsatt mot de to, men prosessen kom snart til å rette skarpt søkelys mot de fornærmede. Seinere kommentatorer har antydet at dette antakelig var planlagt spill fra samtida sin maktelite, som heller ikke likte virksomhet som de ikke kunne forstå eller kontrollere. Gjennom vitneutsagn ble det konkludert med at Lisbeth sto i ledtog med djevelen, og at hun skulle brennes til døde. Ole slapp med halshogging. Seinere på høsten ble Lisbeth brent på bålet ved Erkebispegårdens mur. Også etter 1670 døde det krøtter på Leinstrand, og folk ble fortsatt sjuke. Mistanken mot Lisbeth hang i i lang tid. Men hun var en av de siste som ble brent som heks i Norge. I vår opplyste tidsalder er Lisbeth Nypan blitt minnet med en veg på Kattem, og tilsynelatende tar ingen skade av å bo på en slik adresse! Anbefalt lesning:Erling Lauglo : Leinstrand, et lite stykke Norge. Leinstrand kommune, 1957-1958. ( http://www.trondheim.no/content/6730818/Lisbeth-Nypan )	Nypan, Lisbeth Pedersdtr. (I148745)
11621	Opprinnelig studerte Halfdan Kjerulf juridikum for å bli embedsmann som sin far. Kort før han skulle ta eksamen i 1839 ble han alvorlig syk og dro sommeren 1840 til Paris på en rekreasjonsreise. Her kom han i kontakt med et aktivt musikkliv der wienerklassikerne og de tidlige romantikerne sto i fokus. Berlioz, som på den tiden var svært omstridt, fikk han også høre. Vinteren 184041 døde Kjerulfs søster, far og bror i løpet av få måneder, og som den eldste av søskenene, måtte han støtte familien økonomisk og ble utenriksredaktør i Den Constitutionelle, en av tidens viktigste aviser. Han ga allikevel ikke opp musikken og ga ut sine første komposisjoner høsten 1841. 1845 sluttet han i avisen for å bli musikklærer. Han ble samme år den første dirigenten i Den norske Studentersangforening der han virket til 1849. Da Carl Arnold kom til Christiania begynte Kierulf å studere musikkteori hos ham. Arnold hjalp ham også til å få et stipendium for å studere i utlandet, først i København hos Niels W. Gade, senere i Leipzig hvor han med 35 avsluttet sin konservatorieutdannelse. 1851 kom han tilbake til Christiania og begynte som musikklærer igjen. De siste årene var han sterkt plaget av sykdom. Han døde 11. august 1868. (wikipedia)	Kjerulf, Halfdan (I107349)
11622	Oppsitter på Sterten 1720 til 1748 Skifte etter Anders og Gunhild 10 okt 1765. Arvinger: Anders (30 år), Erich (16 år), Anne (28 år), Siri (26 år), Magdalene (21 år) og Gjertrud (14 år).	Sjølie, Anders Andersen Sterten f (I58516)
11623	Oppvokst i Rissa hos Fredrik E. Sagdal	Sagdahl, Ole Erik (I127)
11624	Oppvokst på Rovshylla på Geitastranda.	Roven, Elen Andersdtr. Vingan f (I32544)
11625	Ordale Thronson, age 92, of Gary, MN, died Wednesday, September 30, 2015, in Twin Valley Living Center, Twin Valley, MN. Ordale Herbert Thronson was born May 30, 1923, the son of Carl and Sophie (Ellingson) Thronson at his parents' home in Waukon Township near Gary, Minnesota. He grew up with his family in the Lockhart, Green Meadow, and Gary communities graduating from Gary High School. In June of 1944, Ordale entered the United States Navy, serving his country on the Pacific Theater on the destroyer, USS Massey. After his honorable discharge, Ordale returned to the Gary area. On June 21, 1951, Ordale was united in marriage to Ardis Stoen at Ness Lutheran Church near Gary. The couple made their home east of Gary for a short time before moving into Gary where they raised their two sons, Myron and Jerry. Over the years, Ordale was employed at the local grocery store, the Gary Creamery, Ada Creamery before taking the position as manager of the Gary Creamery. He was manager of Gary Ag Services until the mid-1970's, then worked for Land-O-Lakes at the Thief River Falls feed plant for a time before being employed for the Fertile Fertilizer Plant. To end his working career, Ordale accepted a position with the Norman County Highway Department for several years. In the mid-1990's, Ordale and Ardis moved into the Valley Pines Apartments in Twin Valley. Ardis died May 9, 2000 and Ordale continued to live in Twin Valley. On October 15, 2005, Ordale was united in marriage to Margie Bengtson at the Gary Lutheran Church. The couple had made their home in Gary since that time. Ordale's favorite pastimes included woodworking, traveling, and visiting with friends over a cup of coffee. He was also known to do volunteer driving as well as helping out area farmers after his retirement. In his younger years, Ordale served his community on the City Council, Gary Fire Department, was an active member of Gary Lutheran Church, was a charter member of the Gary Lions and the Gary American Legion. Ordale is survived by his wife, Margie of Gary, MN; sons, Myron (Sandy) of Moorhead, MN and Jerome of Fargo, ND; brother, Allen (Shirley) Thronson of Ada, MN; sisters, Eunice (Lloyd) Gunderson of Detroit Lakes, MN and Marilyn (Donald) Svenby of Kasson, MN; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild; a step-daughter, Muriel Bateson of Gary, MN; step-sons: Bruce (Alva) Hemmingson of Coon Rapids, MN, Wayne Hemmingson of Gary, MN and Stuart (Kathy) Hemmingson of Eagan, MN, and several nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his first wife, Ardis, his parents and a granddaughter, Katie Ann. Funeral Services were held Monday, October 5, 2015, at 10:30 a.m. in Gary Lutheran Church, Gary. Visitation was one hour before services at the church. Officiating was Pastor John Ahola with music provided by Alden Anderson. Pallbearers were Kyle Thronson, Kristopher Thronson, Kody Thronson, Kasey Thronson, Wayne Hemmingson and Kelly Thronson. Military honors were provided by the Gary American Legion Post #505 and the United States Navy Honor Guard. Interment was in St. Petri Lutheran Cemetery, rural Gary. http://www.andersonmattson.com/obituary/3336779 Obituary courtesy of Anderson Family Funeral Home - Mahnomen, MN	Thronson, Ordale Herbert (I203437)
11626	Ordfører i Aure Kommune fra 1995 til 2006	Baardset, Knut (I176819)
11627	Ordfører i Rindal 1868-1892	Romundstad, Peder Jonsen (I84692)
11628	Ordfører i Sunndal 1976-1979	Veiset, Jakob (I205167)
11629	Ordfører i Tveit 1914-1919	Hegermann, Cay Diderik (I100295)
11630	Ordinert til misjonsprest i 1892, etter to år på misjonsskolen i Stavanger. Bodde i Trondheim i 1925 sammen med familien -------------------- RØDSETH Peder Aage, misjonær, Es-howe, Zululand, f. 18 juli 1869 i Ålesund, sønn av gullsmed Christian Fredrik R., f. 1840 og Margrethe Christiane Lund. Gift 1) 1894 Ragnhild Hærem (1872 - 1917), dtr. av skibsbyggmester Rasmus Olai H. og Emilie Vedeler, Stavanger. 1918 Marit Sødahl, f. 28. sept. 1885, dtr. av lærer Lars S. og Ingeborg Holden, Hemne. Ålesunds latinsk. 1882, norsk-eng. sk. i Natal og misjonssk. Stvgr. 1887 - 92. Misjonær i Zululand 1893, tilsynsmann 1927, lærer ved felles luthersk prestesk. for zu-luere 1920 - 24. (runeberg.org) Founded and ran Patane st.1894-98. Eshowe and Imfule 1898-1939. Superintendent 1927-1937. ( Steinar Gulbrandsen )	Rødseth, Peder Aage (I16802)
11631	Organist Bugen. Bodde i lag med broren Einar.	Eriksen, Signe Elisabeth (I3619)
11632	Orice L. Larson, of Montevideo, Minnesota, died on Tuesday, September 30, 2014, at North Memorial Hospital in Robbinsdale, Minnesota, at the age of 94. Orice LeRoy Larson was born on November 4, 1919, in Mandt Township, Chippewa County, Minnesota, the son of Ludvig and Olava (Svea) Larson. He graduated from Milan High School in 1938 and served in the US Army during WWII in the European Theater. On December 12, 1942, he was united in marriage to Vivian Skogrand at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana. Upon his discharge from the Army, they lived in rural Montevideo where he operated a repair shop for many years fixing everything from lawn mowers to combines. They moved into Montevideo in 1968. They showed us kids how to live. They were a great team in dance, cards, gardening, or just visiting. Orice was a heavy equipment operator and mechanic working at Lametti and Sons in Minneapolis and later at REC in Montevideo. He was Past Commander of VFW Post #380 and active in the American Legion, DAV, and Cooties. Orice was presented the Patriot Award on October 19, 2013, in recognition of his community service. Orice was most proud of his family, Norwegian heritage, and service to his country. He lived a simple life, giving generously of his time and many talents. He could fix anything. Orice will be remembered for his hugs, twinkling eyes, and quick wit. He is survived by: four children: Judy, Mark, Jean and Mary Jo; eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife Vivian in 2004; a son, James in 1972; a grandson-in-law, Todd Brown in 2007; and brothers: Axel, Lawrence and Vernon. --andersonfuneralmontevideo.com ( findagrave.com )	Larson, Orice Leroy (I164481)
11633	Orkdal i 1875	Richter, Ellingara Petrea (I93184)
11634	Orkdalskap: http://heima.olivant.fo/~styrheim/tekst/orkdalsskap/orkdalsskap.html	Dørdal, Martin Ingebrigtsen (I4154)
11635	Orris Eldon Olson was born March 31, 1932, to Oliver G. and Evelyn M. (Witsoe) on a farm in Osakis Township. He was baptized and confirmed at First Lutheran Church where he was a life-long member. Orris passed away peacefully at the age of 86 on April 2, 2018. As a child his family lived in Alexandria where he attended Central School. In the spring of 1941, they moved southeast of Alexandria where he attended Hazel Hill District 50 country school through the eighth grade. Orris was hospitalized from May 16 to July 13, 1954, after a hot rod accident. His injuries were so severe that his family feared he would not walk again. He helped his Dad on the farm and drove canned and bulk milk truck from 1955-1967. He rented the family farm from 1967-1983 when Oliver passed away and then farmed fulltime. One of Orris favorite pastimes was going for coffee with many friends at Country Kitchen where he met Janice Thoennes. They were married February 21, 1987, at First Lutheran Church in Alexandria and to this union he became an instant father known as Pops to the Thoennes tribe of 11. Orris was a loving husband and father and cherished his many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Orris and Janice wintered in Arizona from 1994-2018. In 2006 they enjoyed a trip with his cousins to Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Scotland and England with a short visit to Iceland. One of Orris fondest memories was coming into Trondheim, Norway on Syttende Mai waving his Norwegian flag with great pride. Orris enjoyed trips to California, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and Fort Knox, Kentucky. He helped harvest small grain for his Aunt Helen and Uncle Chris Foss in Hanks, North Dakota for several years. He did custom corn picking with a single-row corn picker, hay baling, combining and silo filling for his neighbors. He enjoyed pheasant hunting near Wendell, Minnesota, at his Aunt Selma and Uncle Alvin Peiphos farm. The hunting party bragged about getting 44 roosters on Saturday and again on Sunday back in 1957. Orris liked spear fishing on numerous lakes in Beltrami County. He began deer hunting in Black Duck in 1955 with Cousin Oren Anderson staying with Darwin and Dorothy Anderson who became like family. Most of all, he treasured woodworking, looking for deer, playing cards and his many trips to Black Duck deer hunting with his brothers and nephews and eventually his grandchildren. Orris was preceded in death by parents Oliver and Evelyn, son Allen, sister Clariene Stutelberg, and brother Ruebin (Karen). Survived by wife Janice, Thoennes tribe: Ron (Rhonda), Jeanne (Darcy) Kramer, Teresa (Phil) Cavanagh, James Jr. (Gail), Owen (Dawn), Kevin, Ken, Lucille (Paul) Osier, Susan and Tague (Deb), numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, brother Dennis (Judy), and brother-in-law Jim Stutelberg. A funeral service will be held on Friday, April 6, 2018 at 11 AM at First Lutheran Church. Visitation will take place on Thursday, April 5, 2018 from 4-7 PM at the Anderson Funeral Home and also for one hour prior to the service at the church on Friday. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. In Lieu of flowers memorials are preferred to First Lutheran Church Building Fund. Arrangements are with the Anderson Funeral Home in Alexandria and Washburn-McReavy Funeral Chapels of Minneapolis. (obit: Anderson Funeral Home)	Olson, Orris Eldon (I47292)
11636	Orville R. Todahl, 87, formerly of Holcombe and Eleva, passed away Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008, at Dove Healthcare Nursing and Rehabilitation in Eau Claire. He was born at home in Eleva on Oct. 9, 1920, to Hjalmer and Selma (Semingson) Todahl. He grew up in Eleva and enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1942. He served with the 128th Infantry, 28th Division, known as the "Bloody Bucket." He fought in every battle in the European theater, including the Battle of the Bulge. When he was wounded, he was sent to England and then sent back to battle. He received the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. After the war he was sent back to the states in August of 1945. He married Jean Toy on March 16, 1946. They lived in Eau Claire, Eleva and Holcombe. Orville worked at Uniroyal for a year, then hauled Walter's Beer for Gail Babcock, ran the Eleva American Legion, worked for White's Machine Shop as an electrician for 15 years and then worked at Presto Industries. Then Orville and Jean bought a resort in Holcombe. They operated Big Swede's for 31 years. In 1997, they retired to Eleva. He was a member of Eleva Lutheran Church, where he was baptized, confirmed and married, Strum VFW Post 6550, Eleva American Legion Post 459 and Disabled American Veterans of Chippewa Falls. Orville was a jack-of-all-trades and loved his family and friends. He is survived by his wife, Jean of Eleva; three children, Susan (George) Sutor Sr. of Holcombe, Kate Weber of Rice Lake and Edwin Todahl of Menomonie; eight grandchildren, George Sutor Jr., Michael Sutor, Gerritt Van Dorn, Derk Van Dorn, Orrin Todahl, Lindsay Todahl, Kayla Weber and Zachary Weber; one great-grandson, Chase Burgess; a sister, Viola (Bruce) Berg of Eau Claire; a brother, Robert (Connie) Todahl of Eleva; a sister-in-law, Corrine Todahl of Eleva; brothers-in-law, Glenn (Dorothy) Toy of Boise, Idaho, and Jack (Joanne) Toy of Fargo, N.D.; nieces, nephews and other relatives. Orville was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Helen Butler; and one brother LaVerne Todahl. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 4, 2008, at Eleva Lutheran Church in Eleva, with the Rev. Kermit Solem officiating. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery in Eau Claire, with military rites conducted by the Eleva American Legion Post 459 and the Strum VFW Post 6550. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. on Monday, March 3, 2008, at Kjentvet-Smith Funeral Home in Eleva and on Tuesday at the church one hour prior to services. The family requests that memorial contributions be given to the charity of your choice. ( https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25001829/orville-raymond-todahl )	Todahl, Orville Raymond (I193179)
11637	Orville was born on the family farm the son of Harvey & Martha Anderson Moat. He attended country school near Balaton, MN. After his schooling, Orville served in the US Navy and later the US Army. He was stationed in Virginia three times. Following his service, Orville returned to the Garvin, MN area. Orville helped many area farmers, and also worked as a painter and custodian for many years. He was a jack of all trades. In his spare time, Orville enjoyed gardening. Orville passed away at the Sanford Tracy Hospital after an extended illness. Donna & Orville are the parents of Martha Moat. Orville's siblings include Ardyce Johnson, Arlene Johansen, Wayne Moat, Audrey Lohrach, Roger Moat, Harlan Moat, Orlan Moat, & Alice Falin. Funeral services were held from the Tracy Area Funeral Home.	Moat, Orville Eugene (I171540)
11638	Oscar Allen Erickson, 87, Monona, Iowa, died Saturday, August 11, 2007, at Prairie Maison Care Center, Prairie du Chien, WI, following a brief illness. He was born on September 21, 1919, at Centerville, South Dakota to John and Anna (Sather) Erickson. At age six, after losing both parents, a brother and sister, Oscar and one younger brother and sister were placed in the Beloit Children's Home at Beloit, IA. At age fifteen, he was sent out to work and make a home with a family at Osage. After a few months, the Carl Hartwig family took him in and sent him to high school. Following graduation in 1942, Oscar enlisted for four years with the United States Marine Corps. He served in the South Pacific with three major campaigns. On January 9, 1945, Oscar was united in marriage to Fern Frese. To this union, two children were born. Following discharge from the service, Oscar was County Treasurer of Mitchell County. Later he was employed by Carnation Farms in Linn and Clayton Counties and in 1973; he was worked for Swiss Valley Farms as Fieldman. Oscar was an avid hunter and fisherman, loved hunting mushrooms and gathering nuts in the fall. Survivors include his wife of sixty-two years, Fern Erickson, Monona; two children, Karen (Bruce) Colby, Gladwater, TX, and Wayne (Terri) Erickson, Cedar Rapids; three grandchildren, Blair (Angeles) Colby and Brett (Danielle) Colby and Erin (Brent) Yakish; two great-granddaughters, Ashlyn Yakish and Brady Colby; one great-grandson, Christian Colby; one sister, Jenny Johnson, Fairbault, MN, and one brother, Edwin Erickson, Denver, CO. Oscar was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, Engolf, Clarence and Jalmar; four sisters, Dagney Davidson, Edna Andersen, Gudrun Anderson and a baby sister in infancy. (Created by: Marcia -homebodytwo Record added: Aug 14, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 20936944)	Erickson, Oscar Allen (I81884)
11639	Oscar Egede Nissen, født i Tromsø, norsk lege, politiker og avholdsagitator. Som formann i Norsk totalavholdsselskap 1879 - 87 og i noen år redaktør for dets blad, Menneskevennen, gjorde han avholdsbevegelsen til en sosial og politisk maktfaktor. Grunnla 1883 misjonsbladet Santalen, og redigerte 1886 - 90 Sundhedsbladet. Nissen var opprinnelig radikal venstremann, men gikk inn i Det norske Arbeiderparti, og var sjefredaktør for Social-Demokraten 1894 - 98 og formann i Det norske Arbeiderparti 1906 - 11. Stiftet Tjenestepigernes fagforening. Medlem av Oslo bystyre 1898 - 1907. Gift med 1) Erika Nissen, 2) Fernanda Nissen. (www.snl.no)	Nissen, Elias Gottlib Oscar (I118807)
11640	Oscar II (fullstendig navn: Oscar Fredrik Bernadotte); født 21. januar 1829 i Stockholm, død 8. desember 1907 i Stockholm) var konge av Sverige (18721907), konge av Norge (18721905) og hertug av Östergötland. Han giftet seg i 1857 med Sophie av Nassau. Deres barn var Gustav V (1858), prins Oscar (1859), prins Carl (1861) og prins Eugen (1865). (Han selv og moderne skribenter har stavet kongenavnet Oscar, mens det svenske kongehuset benytter Oskar.[1]) I 1873 ble Oscar II kronet som svensk konge i Storkyrkan i Stockholm, og deretter som norsk konge den 18. juli i Nidarosdomen av biskop Andreas Grimelund. Det sies om ham at han var den mest majestetiske av unionskongene. Som ny konge fikk han en vanskelig rolle å fylle. Han etterfulgte sin bror, som hadde oppnådd en umåtelig stor popularitet i begge land. Oscar IIs tid som monark omtales noen ganger som oskariansk. (wikipedia)	Oscar II (I105478)
11641	Oscar Kvande, 98, of Clearbrook, Minnesota, died on Monday, October 25, 2010 at the Good Samaritan Center in Clearbrook. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, October 30, 2010 at 2:00 PM at the Good Samaritan Center Chapel in Clearbrook, Minnesota. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service. Interment will be at Bagley City Cemetery in Bagley Minnesota. The Cease Family Funeral Home of Bagley assisted with the arrangements. Oscar was born July 14, 1912 in Brekstad Orlandit, Norway the son of Johan and Jona (Brekstad) Kvande. He came to the United States in 1925 settling near Hanska, Minnesota. In 1927, the family moved to Bagley, Minnesota where they farmed. Oscar was a Merchant Marine and was a wheelsman on the ocean. He traveled between England and France during the invasion of World War II. He earned his Seaman's Certificate on September 21, 1943. Oscar was very musical and loved to play the accordion. He played for the Farmer's Union and many other events. Oscar also loved to play cards. He was married to Wanda Olson on September 15, 1945 at Bagley, Minnesota. She preceded him in death on September 18, 2001. He is survived by his Sister - Sally Gunning of Bagley MN Sister-in-law - Betty Kvande of Bagley MN Numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, sisters Magnhild and Jenny, and his brothers Carl, Harold and Severt. (Cease Family Funeral Home)	Kvande, Oskar Kristian (I174615)
11642	Oscar Sinness was born on Oct. 2, 1906, at Maddock, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Sinness, and attended school there. He married Viola Peterson on Sept. 22, 1934, at Maddock and they moved to Irvine township in Benson County and farmed until 1971 when he retired. They continued their residence on the farm. He served as president of the Towner County Farm Bureau and was a member of the Churchs Ferry School Board and Zion Lutheran Church Council. Survivors are his widow; six sons, LeRoy, South Beloit, Ill.; Donald, Denver, Colo.; David, Phoenix, Ariz.; Thomas, Panama City, Fla.; and Robert, at home; four daughters, Mrs. Gerald (Vivian) Gilbertson, Penn; Mrs. Charles (Sylvia) Rognlie, Churchs Ferry; Mrs. William (Evelyn) Mikan, Omaha, Neb.; and Mrs. Rodney (Audrey) Speed, Emerado, N.D.; and 13 grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers, Palmer, Minnewaukan, and Leonard, Palmdale, Calif.; and three sisters; Mrs. Carl (Edith) Hansen and Mrs. Fred (Agnes) Halvorson, both of Minnewaukan, and Mrs. Trygve (Gladys) Lerwick, Everett, Wash. He was preceded in death by his parents.	Sinness, Oscar (I74011)
11643	Oscar remained single.	Anderson, Oscar Ludwig (I171556)
11644	Oskar kjøper Bakken, Berget i Sveggen av morfaren i 1938( Gards og ættesoge for gardsnr 52 Bremsnes, side 452) I folketellingen i 1920 bor alle disse barna med Elen og besteforeldrene 0028 Berget - Bakken ( i Sveggen. Oskar og Asbjørg blir skilt og Oskar flytter Trondheim.	Valholm, Oskar Andreas (I185076)
11645	Oslo i 1910	Gjerstadli, Gjertrud Hansdtr. Lund f (I30555)
11646	Oslo i 1910	Oldervik, Lotte Julie Jakobsdtr. Braathen f (I65782)
11647	Oslo i 1910	Johnsen, Peder (I31857)
11648	Oslo i 1910	Hofseth, Randi Rasmusdtr. Strand f (I33497)
11649	Oslo i 1910	Myran, Haakon Johansen (I33804)
11650	Oslo i 1910.	Grønneberg, Erling Nilsen (I33216)

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11601

Opgivet af Ole Andreas Arnt-Petersen Hovdalsmark, med kven Moderen 03.11.1887 blev ægteviet. Barnets Fader er efter Opgivende udflyttet til Amerika

Jakobsen, Johan Arnt (I162492)

11602

Oppalen på Skjeret og vart senere husmann på Rønningen.

Holtan, Jo Haagensen (I3892)

11603

Oppfostret i Vildvang.

Smedli, Ole Johnsen Vilvang f (I2441)

11604

Oppfostret på Berg på Lernesstranden hos onkelen sin.
Flyttet siden til Berg på Krogstaøra.

Myren, Johan Rasmus Johnsen Berg f (I542)

11605

Oppfostret på Eide hos Anna Eide.

Myrlund, Ole (I51610)

11606

Oppfostret på Åse.

Pedersdtr., Petrine Birgitta (I16502)

11607

Oppført som Beret Johnsd 13-11-1855 og 12.5.1861

Brobakk, Beret Johnsdtr. Merkesnes f (I3257)

11608

Oppført som Fjelnset ved giftermål.

Lenes, Ole Larsen (I17259)

11609

Oppført som enkemann 6/3-1904

Spjøtvold, Knut Olsen (I89542)

11610

Oppgitt av Jacob Nilsen Merkesnes

Ness, Marie Andersdtr. (I29602)

11611

Oppgitt navn ved konfirmasjon:
Johan Lauritsen Melhuus

Melhus, Johan Lauritsen (I139885)

11612

Oppgitt som far ved giftermål 1835

Viggen, Simen Andersen (I163922)

11613

Oppgitt til å være 30 år ved ekteskap i 1835

Dypsæter, Sigrie Jensdtr. (I23327)

11614

Opphav til benevnelsen "Fredrekbåt".

Torvik, Fredrik Thoresen Hofset f (I29511)

11615

Oppkalt etter mormor.
I Kristiansund i 1865.

Lossius, Margrethe Elisabeth Stenersen (I28592)

11616

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

Slørdal, John Aksel (I32612)

11617

Opplysninger fra Håvard Moe

Familie: Erik Andersen / Marit Sverkesdtr. (F9314)

11618

Opplysninger fra Håvard Moe

Familie: Erik Andersen / Brynhild Iversdtr. Strand (F10880)

11619

Opplysninger om D/S Fidelio:
http://www.warsailors.com/singleships/fidelio.html
og
http://www.minnehallen.no/name_details.php?ID=8752

Bjerkan, Kaare Jentoft (I77919)

11620

Opprinnelig het hun Elisabeth Pedersdatter. Men etter at hun giftet seg med Ole på gården Nypan i Leinstrand, fikk hun det navnet som hun kjennes under. Ole var født i 1602, mens Lisbeth sitt fødselsår er ukjent. Antakelig hadde de to flere barn sammen.

På Leinstrand og ellers var det på denne tida mye nød og elendighet, og folk var mindre opplyste. Mangt i hverdagen lot seg ikke forklare, og overtro hadde godt tak om forestillings- verdenen. Lisbeth var ikke noe unntak i så måte. Men folk kom ofte til henne med sykdom og lidelser, fordi hun hadde et ry som helbreder. Metodene hennes befant seg i grenselandet mellom gudfryktighet, svartekunst og naturmedisin. Slik nøt hun respekt, men folk var også engstelige for at hun hadde krefter som like gjerne kunne brukes av det onde som av det gode. Mannen Ole hadde muligens en egen evne til å komme på kant med andre, ofte i kombinasjon med drikk. I slike situasjoner hendte det at han kunne minne folk om hvem han var gift med. Når det så oppsto sykdom hos folk eller fe, begynte ryktene lett å gå.

I august 1670 startet en rettsak som ble skjebnesvanger for Lisbeth og Ole. Forhørene tok til på Leinstrand, og fortsatte i Lagtingshuset i Trondheim. Først var det en sak for å prøve ærekrenkelser framsatt mot de to, men prosessen kom snart til å rette skarpt søkelys mot de fornærmede. Seinere kommentatorer har antydet at dette antakelig var planlagt spill fra samtida sin maktelite, som heller ikke likte virksomhet som de ikke kunne forstå eller kontrollere. Gjennom vitneutsagn ble det konkludert med at Lisbeth sto i ledtog med djevelen, og at hun skulle brennes til døde. Ole slapp med halshogging. Seinere på høsten ble Lisbeth brent på bålet ved Erkebispegårdens mur.

Også etter 1670 døde det krøtter på Leinstrand, og folk ble fortsatt sjuke. Mistanken mot Lisbeth hang i i lang tid. Men hun var en av de siste som ble brent som heks i Norge. I vår opplyste tidsalder er Lisbeth Nypan blitt minnet med en veg på Kattem, og tilsynelatende tar ingen skade av å bo på en slik adresse!
Anbefalt lesning:Erling Lauglo : Leinstrand, et lite stykke Norge. Leinstrand kommune, 1957-1958.

( http://www.trondheim.no/content/6730818/Lisbeth-Nypan )

Nypan, Lisbeth Pedersdtr. (I148745)

11621

Opprinnelig studerte Halfdan Kjerulf juridikum for å bli embedsmann som sin far. Kort før han skulle ta eksamen i 1839 ble han alvorlig syk og dro sommeren 1840 til Paris på en rekreasjonsreise. Her kom han i kontakt med et aktivt musikkliv der wienerklassikerne og de tidlige romantikerne sto i fokus. Berlioz, som på den tiden var svært omstridt, fikk han også høre.

Vinteren 184041 døde Kjerulfs søster, far og bror i løpet av få måneder, og som den eldste av søskenene, måtte han støtte familien økonomisk og ble utenriksredaktør i Den Constitutionelle, en av tidens viktigste aviser. Han ga allikevel ikke opp musikken og ga ut sine første komposisjoner høsten 1841. 1845 sluttet han i avisen for å bli musikklærer. Han ble samme år den første dirigenten i Den norske Studentersangforening der han virket til 1849.

Da Carl Arnold kom til Christiania begynte Kierulf å studere musikkteori hos ham. Arnold hjalp ham også til å få et stipendium for å studere i utlandet, først i København hos Niels W. Gade, senere i Leipzig hvor han med 35 avsluttet sin konservatorieutdannelse.

1851 kom han tilbake til Christiania og begynte som musikklærer igjen. De siste årene var han sterkt plaget av sykdom. Han døde 11. august 1868.

(wikipedia)

Kjerulf, Halfdan (I107349)

11622

Oppsitter på Sterten 1720 til 1748
Skifte etter Anders og Gunhild 10 okt 1765. Arvinger: Anders (30 år), Erich (16 år), Anne (28 år), Siri (26 år), Magdalene (21 år) og Gjertrud (14 år).

Sjølie, Anders Andersen Sterten f (I58516)

11623

Oppvokst i Rissa hos Fredrik E. Sagdal

Sagdahl, Ole Erik (I127)

11624

Oppvokst på Rovshylla på Geitastranda.

Roven, Elen Andersdtr. Vingan f (I32544)

11625

Ordale Thronson, age 92, of Gary, MN, died Wednesday, September 30, 2015, in Twin Valley Living Center, Twin Valley, MN.

Ordale Herbert Thronson was born May 30, 1923, the son of Carl and Sophie (Ellingson) Thronson at his parents' home in Waukon Township near Gary, Minnesota. He grew up with his family in the Lockhart, Green Meadow, and Gary communities graduating from Gary High School. In June of 1944, Ordale entered the United States Navy, serving his country on the Pacific Theater on the destroyer, USS Massey. After his honorable discharge, Ordale returned to the Gary area. On June 21, 1951, Ordale was united in marriage to Ardis Stoen at Ness Lutheran Church near Gary. The couple made their home east of Gary for a short time before moving into Gary where they raised their two sons, Myron and Jerry. Over the years, Ordale was employed at the local grocery store, the Gary Creamery, Ada Creamery before taking the position as manager of the Gary Creamery. He was manager of Gary Ag Services until the mid-1970's, then worked for Land-O-Lakes at the Thief River Falls feed plant for a time before being employed for the Fertile Fertilizer Plant. To end his working career, Ordale accepted a position with the Norman County Highway Department for several years.

In the mid-1990's, Ordale and Ardis moved into the Valley Pines Apartments in Twin Valley. Ardis died May 9, 2000 and Ordale continued to live in Twin Valley. On October 15, 2005, Ordale was united in marriage to Margie Bengtson at the Gary Lutheran Church. The couple had made their home in Gary since that time.

Ordale's favorite pastimes included woodworking, traveling, and visiting with friends over a cup of coffee. He was also known to do volunteer driving as well as helping out area farmers after his retirement. In his younger years, Ordale served his community on the City Council, Gary Fire Department, was an active member of Gary Lutheran Church, was a charter member of the Gary Lions and the Gary American Legion.

Ordale is survived by his wife, Margie of Gary, MN; sons, Myron (Sandy) of Moorhead, MN and Jerome of Fargo, ND; brother, Allen (Shirley) Thronson of Ada, MN; sisters, Eunice (Lloyd) Gunderson of Detroit Lakes, MN and Marilyn (Donald) Svenby of Kasson, MN; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild; a step-daughter, Muriel Bateson of Gary, MN; step-sons: Bruce (Alva) Hemmingson of Coon Rapids, MN, Wayne Hemmingson of Gary, MN and Stuart (Kathy) Hemmingson of Eagan, MN, and several nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his first wife, Ardis, his parents and a granddaughter, Katie Ann.

Funeral Services were held Monday, October 5, 2015, at 10:30 a.m. in Gary Lutheran Church, Gary. Visitation was one hour before services at the church. Officiating was Pastor John Ahola with music provided by Alden Anderson. Pallbearers were Kyle Thronson, Kristopher Thronson, Kody Thronson, Kasey Thronson, Wayne Hemmingson and Kelly Thronson. Military honors were provided by the Gary American Legion Post #505 and the United States Navy Honor Guard.

Interment was in St. Petri Lutheran Cemetery, rural Gary.

http://www.andersonmattson.com/obituary/3336779

Obituary courtesy of Anderson Family Funeral Home - Mahnomen, MN

Thronson, Ordale Herbert (I203437)

11626

Ordfører i Aure Kommune fra 1995 til 2006

Baardset, Knut (I176819)

11627

Ordfører i Rindal 1868-1892

Romundstad, Peder Jonsen (I84692)

11628

Ordfører i Sunndal 1976-1979

Veiset, Jakob (I205167)

11629

Ordfører i Tveit 1914-1919

Hegermann, Cay Diderik (I100295)

11630

Ordinert til misjonsprest i 1892, etter to år på misjonsskolen i Stavanger.
Bodde i Trondheim i 1925 sammen med familien
--------------------
RØDSETH Peder Aage, misjonær, Es-howe, Zululand, f. 18 juli 1869 i Ålesund,
sønn av gullsmed Christian Fredrik R., f. 1840 og Margrethe Christiane Lund.
Gift 1) 1894 Ragnhild Hærem (1872 - 1917), dtr. av skibsbyggmester Rasmus
Olai H. og Emilie Vedeler, Stavanger. 1918 Marit Sødahl, f. 28. sept. 1885, dtr.
av lærer Lars S. og Ingeborg Holden, Hemne.

Ålesunds latinsk. 1882, norsk-eng. sk. i Natal og misjonssk. Stvgr. 1887 - 92.
Misjonær i Zululand 1893, tilsynsmann 1927, lærer ved felles luthersk prestesk. for
zu-luere 1920 - 24.

(runeberg.org)

Founded and ran Patane st.1894-98. Eshowe and Imfule 1898-1939. Superintendent 1927-1937.
( Steinar Gulbrandsen )

Rødseth, Peder Aage (I16802)

11631

Organist Bugen. Bodde i lag med broren Einar.

Eriksen, Signe Elisabeth (I3619)

11632

Orice L. Larson, of Montevideo, Minnesota, died on Tuesday, September 30, 2014, at North Memorial Hospital in Robbinsdale, Minnesota, at the age of 94.
Orice LeRoy Larson was born on November 4, 1919, in Mandt Township, Chippewa County, Minnesota, the son of Ludvig and Olava (Svea) Larson. He graduated from Milan High School in 1938 and served in the US Army during WWII in the European Theater. On December 12, 1942, he was united in marriage to Vivian Skogrand at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana. Upon his discharge from the Army, they lived in rural Montevideo where he operated a repair shop for many years fixing everything from lawn mowers to combines. They moved into Montevideo in 1968. They showed us kids how to live. They were a great team in dance, cards, gardening, or just visiting. Orice was a heavy equipment operator and mechanic working at Lametti and Sons in Minneapolis and later at REC in Montevideo. He was Past Commander of VFW Post #380 and active in the American Legion, DAV, and Cooties. Orice was presented the Patriot Award on October 19, 2013, in recognition of his community service.
Orice was most proud of his family, Norwegian heritage, and service to his country. He lived a simple life, giving generously of his time and many talents. He could fix anything. Orice will be remembered for his hugs, twinkling eyes, and quick wit.
He is survived by: four children: Judy, Mark, Jean and Mary Jo; eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife Vivian in 2004; a son, James in 1972; a grandson-in-law, Todd Brown in 2007; and brothers: Axel, Lawrence and Vernon.
--andersonfuneralmontevideo.com

( findagrave.com )

Larson, Orice Leroy (I164481)

11633

Orkdal i 1875

Richter, Ellingara Petrea (I93184)

11634

Orkdalskap: http://heima.olivant.fo/~styrheim/tekst/orkdalsskap/orkdalsskap.html

Dørdal, Martin Ingebrigtsen (I4154)

11635

Orris Eldon Olson was born March 31, 1932, to Oliver G. and Evelyn M. (Witsoe) on a farm in Osakis Township. He was baptized and confirmed at First Lutheran Church where he was a life-long member. Orris passed away peacefully at the age of 86 on April 2, 2018.
As a child his family lived in Alexandria where he attended Central School. In the spring of 1941, they moved southeast of Alexandria where he attended Hazel Hill District 50 country school through the eighth grade.
Orris was hospitalized from May 16 to July 13, 1954, after a hot rod accident. His injuries were so severe that his family feared he would not walk again. He helped his Dad on the farm and drove canned and bulk milk truck from 1955-1967. He rented the family farm from 1967-1983 when Oliver passed away and then farmed fulltime.
One of Orris favorite pastimes was going for coffee with many friends at Country Kitchen where he met Janice Thoennes. They were married February 21, 1987, at First Lutheran Church in Alexandria and to this union he became an instant father known as Pops to the Thoennes tribe of 11. Orris was a loving husband and father and cherished his many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Orris and Janice wintered in Arizona from 1994-2018. In 2006 they enjoyed a trip with his cousins to Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Scotland and England with a short visit to Iceland. One of Orris fondest memories was coming into Trondheim, Norway on Syttende Mai waving his Norwegian flag with great pride.
Orris enjoyed trips to California, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and Fort Knox, Kentucky. He helped harvest small grain for his Aunt Helen and Uncle Chris Foss in Hanks, North Dakota for several years. He did custom corn picking with a single-row corn picker, hay baling, combining and silo filling for his neighbors.
He enjoyed pheasant hunting near Wendell, Minnesota, at his Aunt Selma and Uncle Alvin Peiphos farm. The hunting party bragged about getting 44 roosters on Saturday and again on Sunday back in 1957. Orris liked spear fishing on numerous lakes in Beltrami County. He began deer hunting in Black Duck in 1955 with Cousin Oren Anderson staying with Darwin and Dorothy Anderson who became like family. Most of all, he treasured woodworking, looking for deer, playing cards and his many trips to Black Duck deer hunting with his brothers and nephews and eventually his grandchildren.
Orris was preceded in death by parents Oliver and Evelyn, son Allen, sister Clariene Stutelberg, and brother Ruebin (Karen). Survived by wife Janice, Thoennes tribe: Ron (Rhonda), Jeanne (Darcy) Kramer, Teresa (Phil) Cavanagh, James Jr. (Gail), Owen (Dawn), Kevin, Ken, Lucille (Paul) Osier, Susan and Tague (Deb), numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, brother Dennis (Judy), and brother-in-law Jim Stutelberg.
A funeral service will be held on Friday, April 6, 2018 at 11 AM at First Lutheran Church.
Visitation will take place on Thursday, April 5, 2018 from 4-7 PM at the Anderson Funeral Home and also for one hour prior to the service at the church on Friday.
Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
In Lieu of flowers memorials are preferred to First Lutheran Church Building Fund.
Arrangements are with the Anderson Funeral Home in Alexandria and Washburn-McReavy Funeral Chapels of Minneapolis.
(obit: Anderson Funeral Home)

Olson, Orris Eldon (I47292)

11636

Orville R. Todahl, 87, formerly of Holcombe and Eleva, passed away Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008, at Dove Healthcare Nursing and Rehabilitation in Eau Claire.

He was born at home in Eleva on Oct. 9, 1920, to Hjalmer and Selma (Semingson) Todahl. He grew up in Eleva and enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1942. He served with the 128th Infantry, 28th Division, known as the "Bloody Bucket." He fought in every battle in the European theater, including the Battle of the Bulge. When he was wounded, he was sent to England and then sent back to battle. He received the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. After the war he was sent back to the states in August of 1945.

He married Jean Toy on March 16, 1946. They lived in Eau Claire, Eleva and Holcombe. Orville worked at Uniroyal for a year, then hauled Walter's Beer for Gail Babcock, ran the Eleva American Legion, worked for White's Machine Shop as an electrician for 15 years and then worked at Presto Industries. Then Orville and Jean bought a resort in Holcombe. They operated Big Swede's for 31 years. In 1997, they retired to Eleva. He was a member of Eleva Lutheran Church, where he was baptized, confirmed and married, Strum VFW Post 6550, Eleva American Legion Post 459 and Disabled American Veterans of Chippewa Falls. Orville was a jack-of-all-trades and loved his family and friends.

He is survived by his wife, Jean of Eleva; three children, Susan (George) Sutor Sr. of Holcombe, Kate Weber of Rice Lake and Edwin Todahl of Menomonie; eight grandchildren, George Sutor Jr., Michael Sutor, Gerritt Van Dorn, Derk Van Dorn, Orrin Todahl, Lindsay Todahl, Kayla Weber and Zachary Weber; one great-grandson, Chase Burgess; a sister, Viola (Bruce) Berg of Eau Claire; a brother, Robert (Connie) Todahl of Eleva; a sister-in-law, Corrine Todahl of Eleva; brothers-in-law, Glenn (Dorothy) Toy of Boise, Idaho, and Jack (Joanne) Toy of Fargo, N.D.; nieces, nephews and other relatives.

Orville was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Helen Butler; and one brother LaVerne Todahl.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 4, 2008, at Eleva Lutheran Church in Eleva, with the Rev. Kermit Solem officiating. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery in Eau Claire, with military rites conducted by the Eleva American Legion Post 459 and the Strum VFW Post 6550.

Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. on Monday, March 3, 2008, at Kjentvet-Smith Funeral Home in Eleva and on Tuesday at the church one hour prior to services.

The family requests that memorial contributions be given to the charity of your choice.

( https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25001829/orville-raymond-todahl )

Todahl, Orville Raymond (I193179)

11637

Orville was born on the family farm the son of Harvey & Martha Anderson Moat. He attended country school near Balaton, MN. After his schooling, Orville served in the US Navy and later the US Army. He was stationed in Virginia three times. Following his service, Orville returned to the Garvin, MN area. Orville helped many area farmers, and also worked as a painter and custodian for many years. He was a jack of all trades. In his spare time, Orville enjoyed gardening. Orville passed away at the Sanford Tracy Hospital after an extended illness.

Donna & Orville are the parents of Martha Moat.

Orville's siblings include Ardyce Johnson, Arlene Johansen, Wayne Moat, Audrey Lohrach, Roger Moat, Harlan Moat, Orlan Moat, & Alice Falin.

Funeral services were held from the Tracy Area Funeral Home.

Moat, Orville Eugene (I171540)

11638

Oscar Allen Erickson, 87, Monona, Iowa, died Saturday, August 11, 2007, at Prairie Maison Care Center, Prairie du Chien, WI, following a brief illness. He was born on September 21, 1919, at Centerville, South Dakota to John and Anna (Sather) Erickson.

At age six, after losing both parents, a brother and sister, Oscar and one younger brother and sister were placed in the Beloit Children's Home at Beloit, IA. At age fifteen, he was sent out to work and make a home with a family at Osage. After a few months, the Carl Hartwig family took him in and sent him to high school. Following graduation in 1942, Oscar enlisted for four years with the United States Marine Corps. He served in the South Pacific with three major campaigns.

On January 9, 1945, Oscar was united in marriage to Fern Frese. To this union, two children were born.

Following discharge from the service, Oscar was County Treasurer of Mitchell County. Later he was employed by Carnation Farms in Linn and Clayton Counties and in 1973; he was worked for Swiss Valley Farms as Fieldman.

Oscar was an avid hunter and fisherman, loved hunting mushrooms and gathering nuts in the fall.

Survivors include his wife of sixty-two years, Fern Erickson, Monona; two children, Karen (Bruce) Colby, Gladwater, TX, and Wayne (Terri) Erickson, Cedar Rapids; three grandchildren, Blair (Angeles) Colby and Brett (Danielle) Colby and Erin (Brent) Yakish; two great-granddaughters, Ashlyn Yakish and Brady Colby; one great-grandson, Christian Colby; one sister, Jenny Johnson, Fairbault, MN, and one brother, Edwin Erickson, Denver, CO.

Oscar was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, Engolf, Clarence and Jalmar; four sisters, Dagney Davidson, Edna Andersen, Gudrun Anderson and a baby sister in infancy.

(Created by: Marcia -homebodytwo
Record added: Aug 14, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 20936944)

Erickson, Oscar Allen (I81884)

11639

Oscar Egede Nissen, født i Tromsø, norsk lege, politiker og avholdsagitator. Som formann i Norsk totalavholdsselskap 1879 - 87 og i noen år redaktør for dets blad, Menneskevennen, gjorde han avholdsbevegelsen til en sosial og politisk maktfaktor. Grunnla 1883 misjonsbladet Santalen, og redigerte 1886 - 90 Sundhedsbladet. Nissen var opprinnelig radikal venstremann, men gikk inn i Det norske Arbeiderparti, og var sjefredaktør for Social-Demokraten 1894 - 98 og formann i Det norske Arbeiderparti 1906 - 11. Stiftet Tjenestepigernes fagforening. Medlem av Oslo bystyre 1898 - 1907. Gift med 1) Erika Nissen, 2) Fernanda Nissen.

(www.snl.no)

Nissen, Elias Gottlib Oscar (I118807)

11640

Oscar II (fullstendig navn: Oscar Fredrik Bernadotte); født 21. januar 1829 i Stockholm, død 8. desember 1907 i Stockholm) var konge av Sverige (18721907), konge av Norge (18721905) og hertug av Östergötland. Han giftet seg i 1857 med Sophie av Nassau. Deres barn var Gustav V (1858), prins Oscar (1859), prins Carl (1861) og prins Eugen (1865). (Han selv og moderne skribenter har stavet kongenavnet Oscar, mens det svenske kongehuset benytter Oskar.[1])

I 1873 ble Oscar II kronet som svensk konge i Storkyrkan i Stockholm, og deretter som norsk konge den 18. juli i Nidarosdomen av biskop Andreas Grimelund. Det sies om ham at han var den mest majestetiske av unionskongene. Som ny konge fikk han en vanskelig rolle å fylle. Han etterfulgte sin bror, som hadde oppnådd en umåtelig stor popularitet i begge land. Oscar IIs tid som monark omtales noen ganger som oskariansk.

(wikipedia)

Oscar II (I105478)

11641

Oscar Kvande, 98, of Clearbrook, Minnesota, died on Monday, October 25, 2010 at the Good Samaritan Center in Clearbrook.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, October 30, 2010 at 2:00 PM at the Good Samaritan Center Chapel in Clearbrook, Minnesota. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service. Interment will be at Bagley City Cemetery in Bagley Minnesota. The Cease Family Funeral Home of Bagley assisted with the arrangements.

Oscar was born July 14, 1912 in Brekstad Orlandit, Norway the son of Johan and Jona (Brekstad) Kvande. He came to the United States in 1925 settling near Hanska, Minnesota. In 1927, the family moved to Bagley, Minnesota where they farmed.

Oscar was a Merchant Marine and was a wheelsman on the ocean. He traveled between England and France during the invasion of World War II. He earned his Seaman's Certificate on September 21, 1943.

Oscar was very musical and loved to play the accordion. He played for the Farmer's Union and many other events. Oscar also loved to play cards.

He was married to Wanda Olson on September 15, 1945 at Bagley, Minnesota. She preceded him in death on September 18, 2001.

He is survived by his Sister - Sally Gunning of Bagley MN Sister-in-law - Betty Kvande of Bagley MN Numerous nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, sisters Magnhild and Jenny, and his brothers Carl, Harold and Severt.

(Cease Family Funeral Home)

Kvande, Oskar Kristian (I174615)

11642

Oscar Sinness was born on Oct. 2, 1906, at Maddock, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Sinness, and attended school there. He married Viola Peterson on Sept. 22, 1934, at Maddock and they moved to Irvine township in Benson County and farmed until 1971 when he retired. They continued their residence on the farm.

He served as president of the Towner County Farm Bureau and was a member of the Churchs Ferry School Board and Zion Lutheran Church Council.

Survivors are his widow; six sons, LeRoy, South Beloit, Ill.; Donald, Denver, Colo.; David, Phoenix, Ariz.; Thomas, Panama City, Fla.; and Robert, at home; four daughters, Mrs. Gerald (Vivian) Gilbertson, Penn; Mrs. Charles (Sylvia) Rognlie, Churchs Ferry; Mrs. William (Evelyn) Mikan, Omaha, Neb.; and Mrs. Rodney (Audrey) Speed, Emerado, N.D.; and 13 grandchildren.

Also surviving are two brothers, Palmer, Minnewaukan, and Leonard, Palmdale, Calif.; and three sisters; Mrs. Carl (Edith) Hansen and Mrs. Fred (Agnes) Halvorson, both of Minnewaukan, and Mrs. Trygve (Gladys) Lerwick, Everett, Wash.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

Sinness, Oscar (I74011)

11643

Oscar remained single.

Anderson, Oscar Ludwig (I171556)

11644

Oskar kjøper Bakken, Berget i Sveggen av morfaren i 1938( Gards og ættesoge for gardsnr 52 Bremsnes, side 452)

I folketellingen i 1920 bor alle disse barna med Elen og besteforeldrene 0028 Berget - Bakken ( i Sveggen.

Oskar og Asbjørg blir skilt og Oskar flytter Trondheim.

Valholm, Oskar Andreas (I185076)

11645

Oslo i 1910

Gjerstadli, Gjertrud Hansdtr. Lund f (I30555)

11646

Oslo i 1910

Oldervik, Lotte Julie Jakobsdtr. Braathen f (I65782)

11647

Oslo i 1910

Johnsen, Peder (I31857)

11648

Oslo i 1910