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11701	Overtok Magerøya etter morens død ca 1741 for 700 rdl.	Parelius, Christopher Jørgensen (I49899)
11702	Overtok Nausthaugen i 1921	Moe, Olaf Johansen (I171704)
11703	Overtok Skoletrøen, Stamnes, etter faren.	Helland, Ole Ingebrigtsen (I4596)
11704	Overtok Tverdal i 1864.	Tverdal, John Johnsen d.y. (I13292)
11705	Overtok barna til kaptein Lossius' barn etter at foreldrene døde. Gårdruker på gården Elgaas i Bolsø i 1865	Lossius, Hans Michael Mortensen (I24448)
11706	Overtok bruk 1 og 2 1810-1844.	Æle, Per Erikson d.y. (I10148)
11707	Overtok bruket i 1801 for 120 rd. Ingen todaling har stått seg bedre enn Peder Hallvardson. Han var om seg på alle måtar. Han tok over både skyss-skiftet og tingvertskapet etter lensmennene, søkte iherdig, men fikk ikke varig gjestgiverrett, virket som mellom-mann for kjøpmenn i Kristiansund og som inkassator ved skifter. Han skaffet seg på den måten penger til utlån, ikke bare i Aure, men også i nabobygder, helt til Orkdal og Smøla. ( Gardtales i Aure 1 )	Todal, Peder Halvorsen (I110897)
11708	Overtok garden ifl. skjøyte av 20 mars 1874 for 40 spdl og kår. Han vart ikke gift og gav garden over til brordottera si.	Hilstad, Ole Rasmussen (I181292)
11709	Overtok garden, (66a og c) i 1862. "Den 16de oktober 1879 døde John Vuttudal". (Erik E Sagen f 1826)	Vuttudal, John Olsen (I2653)
11710	Overtok gårdem i 1788.	Selnes, Arnt Eriksen (I2345)
11711	Overtok gården 1 1815. Døde ved en ulykke, fall fra fjell.	Selnes, Esten Arntsen (I2061)
11712	Overtok gården 1944	Vassli, Odin Anton Johansen (I58354)
11713	Overtok gården 1952.	Solhus, Erik Olsen (I5022)
11714	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Vasli, Johan Oluf Odinsen (I58369)
11715	Overtok gården 22/4-1811	Re, Knut Rasmussen (I106784)
11716	Overtok gården Gammel-Torsteingården i 1786 fra sin far.	Theis, Jesper Jespersen (I136472)
11717	Overtok gården Rygg gnr. 100 i Sparbu, etter sin far med skjøte av 07.08.1838.	Rygg, Ole Olsen (I107533)
11718	Overtok gården etter svigerforeldrene i 1831 for 66 spesidaler.	Ormset, Johannes Andersen Gresset (I138668)
11719	Overtok gården i 1784 for 36 riksdaler.	Gresset, Paul Nilson (I138662)
11720	Overtok gården i 1809 for 50 riksdaler.	Gresset, Nils Paulson (I138664)
11721	Overtok gården i 1854.	Buan, Anders Larsen (I13959)
11722	Overtok gården i 1856.	Kvaale, Ole Andersen (I58651)
11723	Overtok gården i 1973.	Røstvik, Arvid Bernhard (I15064)
11724	Overtok gården i Todal.	Todal, Halvard Andersen (I20021)
11725	Overtok gårdsbruket Hagan på Hemnskjel i 1932 etter Ottar's morfar.	Hagen, Ottar Angell (I49946)
11726	Overtok innerparten Hafsmo i 1809.	Hafsmo, Povel Jonsen (I1199)
11727	Overtok innerparten på Hafsmoi 1709 til 1737.	Hafsmo, Paul Olsen (I943)
11728	Overtok plassen 4.juli 1825. Foruten plassen fikk han med markaslettet "Gjersandholet" og en annen slette som gikk fra Jutuldalselva til Skrøvset. I 1845 fikk han lov til å innhegne og ta i bruk en trø som hette Storvik.	Settem, Arnt Christensen (I53169)
11729	Overtok plassen etter sin svigerfar. Sivert hadde gått i skredderlære hos Lauritz Nes i Surnadal, og praktiserte dette håndverket samtidig med at han passet plassen. (HS) Far: Halvor Andreassen Sættemsli	Sættemsli, Sivert Halvorsen (I53165)
11730	Overtok plassen i 1793	Settem, Christen Arntson (I53171)
11731	Overtok skjøte på Garte etter Peder Isakson i 1729	Olson, Torgeir (I70287)
11732	Overtok som lensmann i Byneset etter svigerfaren Kristoffer.	Flak, Anders Andersen (I147245)
11733	Overtok ytterparten Hafsmo i 1822 og måtte gå fra han i 1854. Bodde i Klungervika i eldre år. Logerende fattig.	Hafsmo, Anders Jonsen (I1201)
11734	Overtok ytterparten i 1775, men måtte gå fra han i 1784.	Hafsmo, Ole Larsen (I1245)
11735	Overtok ytterparten på Hafsmo i 1710 til 1737.	Hafsmo, Lars Olsen (I945)
11736	Overtok Åstan Østre i 1880.	Mjønes, Sivert Olsen Åstum f (I886)
11737	Overtok Ødyn i 1875.	Ødyn, Ole Johnsen (I10055)
11738	PENNY PAULUS In praise of Penny Paulus, born into this world on March 17, 1951. Later to become wife of Jay Goldberg, mother of Tashi Paulus, Penny was a beloved teacher who enlightened many minds at both the Montessori Preschool and Element-ary School. Not only did she instill knowledge, but also confidence and comfort. She was a dedicated woman who reached many through her compassion and unique way of making everyone feel important. All the world was Penny's stage for dance and play. Folk dance, contact improv dance, movement-theater, body tales dance and move-ment set her free. Her dancing included every-one and brought smiles and wonder to those who watched her. Penny was one of the founders of Chico Cohousing. She deeply believed in the benefits of a healthy community. She continually worked to hear others and be heard by them. She strove to make this a better world, to make others happy. Penny was a friend to many, and took time to honor others in a deep and personal way. A loving and supportive daughter, sister, mother, and partner, she will be missed. Penny passed away on November 30, 2017. For information about Penny's Celebration of Life, please contact pennycelebration@gmail.com Published in Chico Enterprise-Record on Dec. 28, 2017	Paulus, Penny M (I181694)
11739	PO Holm Service Retirement http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b7df78f0-07cf-4474-9cd4-260c7b2d25d7&tid=7885222&pid=-1022119567	Holm, Barry (I78405)
11740	PO Holm Service Retirement http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b7df78f0-07cf-4474-9cd4-260c7b2d25d7&tid=7885222&pid=-1022119741	Holm, Susan (I78414)
11741	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Holm, Knute Alan (I78403)
11742	POCATELLO - Wallace Russell Johansen, 85, of Pocatello, Idaho passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 23, 2011, at a local assisted living center following an extended illness. A viewing will be held today, Monday, March 28, 2011, at 10 a.m. at the LDS 4th Ward Chapel on West Cedar in Pocatello. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. at the church. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery, section 51 West following the church service, with Military Rites provided by the Pocatello Veterans Honor Guard. Arrangements are under the care and direction of Downard Funeral Home, 241 North Garfield Ave., Pocatello, Idaho, (208) 233-0686. Published in Idaho State Journal on March 29, 2011	Johansen, Wallace Russel (I27696)
11743	PVT DONALD CHARLES HEGSTAD, Company E, 2d Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division. Enlisted Nov 25, 1942, died in Sicily August 6, 1943. Pvt. Donald Charles Hegstad was born August 4, 1919, in Pipestone, Minnesota. His parents were Olaf and Alma (Berg) Hegstad who were married in 1912 in Avoca, Minnesota. Both Olaf and Alma's parents were immigrants from Norway. Pvt. Hegstad's father was working as an auto mechanic at the time of his birth. By 1930, he was the manager of a radio shop, and at the time of Pvt. Hegstad's enlistment he was the proprietor of a wholesale popcorn business. Alma Hegstad was a homemaker. Donald Hegstad's early life was marked by loss. His twin died at birth, and his mother died in March 1928 at age forty-one when Donald was just eight years old. Two years prior to enlistment, on July 4, 1940, his older brother Clifford lost his life in an auto accident at the age of 36. His father later remarried and Pvt. Hegstad was survived by four half-brothers and a half-sister. Donald spent most of his life in Slayton, Minnesota. Known by his nickname "Stub," he was well-known and well-liked. He attended Slayton schools, graduating with the Slayton High School Class of 1938. Following graduation, he worked in his father's wholesale popcorn business. He also worked for the Valhalla resort at nearby Lake Shetek just prior to enlistment. According to an article in the Murray County Herald (September 16, 1943), Pvt. Hegstad was inducted into the Army in November 1942 and received three months' training in Texas. While stateside, he was attached to the signal corps, but then transferred to the 16th Infantry Regiment. He went with that unit to New York and left for North Africa one week later, on April 20th. His unit arrived in Tunisia just as the campaign there was ending. During the following months, he received training in Tunisia and Algiers with the 16th Infantry Regiment as they prepared for the Sicilian Campaign, known as "Operation Husky." On July 10, 1943, "Operation Husky" began with a massive amphibious assault on the southern shore of Sicily. The campaign would last six weeks. According to the 16th Infantry Association, this unit was engaged in final operations at Troina on August 6th when Pvt. Hegstad was killed in action. His death was caused by a shell fragment due to a shell explosion. The September 16, 1943, edition of the Murray County Herald states that "as near as can be figured out he was a machine gunner and was charged with advancing into the mountains to clear the way for the infantry, a most hazardous undertaking." Pvt. Hegstad's remains were originally interred in Italy and then returned to Minnesota in 1948. A community-wide memorial service was first held on Sunday, September 26, 1943, at Slayton Lutheran Church. Five years later, on August 28, 1948, reburial services took place at the same church. Pvt. Hegstad's remains were laid to rest at the Slayton Cemetery (North). Inscription PVT, 16 INF, 1 INF DIV WORLD WAR II	Hegstad, Donald Charles (I200663)
11744	PVT U.S. ARMY WORLD WAR I Loyd was the son of John H. Wood and Della Whisler. He was the widower of Minnesota native Bertha Serena Holm, daughter of Benjamin Holm. He was a retired Carpenter and had lived in El Paso, El Paso County, Texas for 4 years. Death Certificate Informant: Son: Earl E. Wood Quail Road - El Paso, Texas 1900 United States Federal Census Troy, Wright County, Iowa: John Wood 33 - Jan 1867 Illinois (Married: 1892) Delia (wife) 26 - Mar 1874 Iowa LOYD (son) 5 - July 1894 Iowa 1910 United States Federal Census Independence, Hamilton County, Iowa: John Wood 40 Illinois Della (wife) 37 Iowa FLOYD L. (son) 15 Iowa Velma A. (daughter) 9 Iowa 1930 United States Federal Census Slayton, Murray County, Minnesota: LOYD L. WOOD 35 Iowa Occupation: Tire Battery Shop Proprietor Bertha S. (wife) 30 Minnesota Earl E. (son) 6 Minnesota Blanche L. (daughter) 4 Minnesota Cecil L. (son) 1 Minnesota 1940 United States Federal Census Slayton, Murray County, Minnesota: LOYD WOOD 45 Iowa Bertha (wife) 38 Minnesota Earl (son) 16 Minnesota Blanche (daughter) 14 Minnesota Cecil (son) 11 Minnesota SISTER: Velma M. Wood Kelly Memorial #137692638 Sources: 1900 thru 1940 U.S. Federal Census Texas Deaths: 1890-1976 U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs website	Wood, Loyd Leslie (I201393)
11745	Paa barselseng 1 maaned efter Forløsninen	Dypsæter, Johanna Mathiasdtr. Aasgaard f (I31619)
11746	Palle Fleischer, Palle Rømer Fleischer, født 26. oktober 1781, fødested Moss, Østfold, død 4. april 1851, dødssted Larvik, begr. på Krist kirkegård i Christiania. Offiser, eidsvollsmann og statsråd. Foreldre: Rådmann og magistrat, titulær generalauditør Tøger Christian Fleischer (1739 - 97) og Alhed Rømer (1752 - 1832). Gift 2.6.1802 med Maria Siewers f. Kirkgaard (16.2.1776 - 14.6.1847; enke etter sorenskriver Ole Siewers, 1765 - 98), datter av kjøpmann Hans Kirkgaard (1732 - 1808) og Maren Bruun (1743 - 1803). Sønnesønn av Baltzer Sechmann Fleischer (1703 - 67); farfar til August Konow Fleischer (1841 - 1931). Palle Fleischer representerte Det norske Jægerkorps i Riksforsamlingen på Eidsvoll 1814. Han fikk senere et nært forhold til Karl Johan og var i mange år adjutant hos ham. 1837 - 48 satt han i regjeringen som sjef for Armédepartementet. Fleischer var bare 10 år gammel da han 1792 ble innskrevet som kadett og elev ved Den frie mathematiske Skole i Christiania (den senere Krigsskolen). 1795 fikk han følgende omtale: "En ærekjær og veltænkende Elev, der udmærker sig ved en utrættelig Flid og rosværdig Applikation." 1796 ble han fenrik à la suite ("utenfor nummer") ved Det norske Jægerkorps, hvor han ble til 1802, da han fikk kapteins grad og ble ansatt ved Nordsjællandske landvernsregiment. 1808 - 10 var han kaptein ved Norske livregiment i Danmark, og kom deretter tilbake til Norge som stabskaptein i Jægerkorpset. Etter en to års permisjon ble han 1813 kompanisjef for et vervet kompani samme sted. Til Riksforsamlingen på Eidsvoll 1814 ble Fleischer valgt som representant for sin militære avdeling, sammen med korporal Nils F. Dyhren (1778 - 1866; se NBL1, bd. 3) fra Toten. Fleischer spilte ingen fremtredende rolle under forhandlingene, men han tok klart standpunkt for unionspartiet og deltok ofte i sammenkomster hos Peder Anker. Hans eneste deltakelse i debatten var 5. mai, da kongens adgang til å være konge i et annet rike ble tatt opp. Fleischer mente at hvis kongen fikk denne muligheten, ville en gjenforening med Danmark være mulig, og han gikk derfor sterkt imot at kongen skulle få en slik rettighet. Fleischers unionsvennlige holdning hjalp ham nok til å oppnå betydelige stillinger. Allerede 26. november 1814 ble han utnevnt til adjutant med majors grad hos kronprins Karl Johan. 1815 - 17 var han overadjutant i generalstaben, og fra 1817 var han i 20 år overkommandant på Fredriksten festning. Samtidig var han fra 1818 sjef for 1. Akershusiske infanteribrigade, og 182544 var han 1. adjutant hos kong Karl Johan. Han avanserte til oberst 1818, ble generalmajor 1825 og generalløytnant 1835. Fleischer ble utnevnt til statsråd og sjef for Armédepartementet 25. oktober 1837 og satt i stillingen til 16. november 1848. Hans statsrådtid falt i en tid da militære spørsmål var lavt prioritert. Europa pustet fortsatt ut etter napoleonskrigene, og beredskapen var liten i de fleste land, i særlig grad i Norge. Den med tiden viktigste saken han fikk til behandling, var innstillingen fra befestningskomiteen av 1836. Komiteens oppgave var å utarbeide en samlet festningsplan for landet samt å foreslå hvor et hoveddepot for det sønnafjellske Norge burde lokaliseres. Innstillingen forelå 1838 (trykt 1840), og den dannet utgangspunkt for en omfattende debatt og faktiske tiltak i tiden som fulgte. Det mest konkrete var byggingen av Oscarsborg festning i Christianiafjorden (1849 - 53). Palle Fleischer ble ridder av den svenske Svärdsorden 1816, fikk kommandørkorset 1833 og storkorset 1838. Han døde i Larvik 1851, nær 80 år gammel. (www.snl.no)	Fleischer, Palle Rømer (I97508)
11747	Palle Rosenkrantz (født 1588, død juni 1651) var en dansk adelsmann. Fra våren 1631 fikk han ansvaret for Agdersiden len (Mandal, Nedenes og Råbyggelaget). Fra 1632 omfattet ansvarsområdet hans også Lister len. I Palle Rosenkrantz' funksjonstid ble det på ordre fra Christian IV gjennomført omfattende bygge- og befestningsarbeider, blant annet ble Flekkerhus festning, senere Christiansø festning ved Flekkerøy oppført. Kongen inspiserte anleggene tre ganger, i 1635, 1641 og 1644. Da Kristian IV i 1641 ønsket å etablere en kjøpstad på Sanden ved Otras utløp, fikk den nyutnevnte lensherre Palle Rosenkrantz beskjed om å bygge en kongsgård i området. Han foretrakk å slå seg ned på området øst for Otra, Oddernes Kongsgård. Kongsgården eksisterer ikke lenger, men etter tegninger å dømme har den stått ved Prestebekkens utløp. Det var til dels Palle Rosenkrantz' innflytelse som gjorde at den nye kjøpstaden ble lagt til Sanden innenfor Odderøya. Grunnleggingsbrevet ble undertegnet av kong Kristian IV den 5. juli 1641, og allerede året etter ble byens første reguleringsplan utarbeidet. Den ble godkjent av kongen 6. mai 1642. De siste årene han var i Norge, frem til 1648, var Rosenkrantz oberstløytnant og sjef for Agdesiden Regiment og han var dessuten medlem i en rekke kommisjoner og hadde andre, offentlige verv. Palle Rosenkrantzgate i bydelen Grim i Kristiansand har fått sitt navn etter den første lensherren som var bosatt i området. (wikipedia.no)	Rosenkrantz, Palle (I97375)
11748	Palmer Gilsrud died Sunday, January 2, 2022 at his home in rural Montevideo at the age of 81. Memorial services will be held Saturday, April 23, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. at Big Bend Lutheran Church. Rev. Kristine Isder will officiate and interment will be in the church cemetery. Visitation will be held at the church for one hour before the service. Arrangements are with Anderson - TeBeest Funeral Home in Montevideo. Palmer Gilsrud, age 81, was born September 15, 1940 in Montevideo to Joseph and Olga (Oddan) Gilsrud and passed away peacefully in his lifelong home on January 2, 2022. He was baptized and confirmed at Big Bend Lutheran Church. He grew up on the family farm and dedicated his life to running it. Palmer graduated from Milan High School in 1958 and continued to live and work on the farm, first alongside his father and then continuing the work on his own until his retirement. He enjoyed the farm life and he excelled at it. After retirement he loved spending time at Indian Mounds Resort & Campground with his community of family and friends. Palmer had two great loves of his life, his wife Elvera who passed away in 1999 and his long-term partner Beth Zinda whom immediately preceded him in death. Palmer is survived by sister, Janice (Duane) Anderson; sister-in-law Donna Gilsrud; nephew Ronald (Stephanie) Gilsrud; nieces: Pam (Duane) Matti, Angela (Wade) Gehlhoff and Sarah Grecula, and numerous great nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Elvera, partner Beth Zinda, brother Roger Gilsrud and nephews Eric Gilsrud and Rod Gilsrud. Palmer will be remembered for his kind heart, his fantastic sense of humor and his talent for connecting with people and making friends wherever he went. ---andersontebeest.com	Gilsrud, Palmer Orville (I81107)
11749	Palmer Olaf And Inez Nadine Marriage Certificate http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=051a6940-7dc0-4a86-8170-24cce257a600&tid=7885222&pid=-1022159343 PO Holm Service Retirement http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b7df78f0-07cf-4474-9cd4-260c7b2d25d7&tid=7885222&pid=-1022159343 Inex Death Certificate http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=0576e677-e7be-43e5-843b-e96f90072dd6&tid=7885222&pid=-1022159343 Inez (Bonnie) Holm http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=f680929b-ec94-41c7-8bc3-f6c267975bc4&tid=7885222&pid=-1022159343	Henry, Inez Nadine (I78412)
11750	Pamela Ann Andren of Dennison, MN died at the age of 61 on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at Mayo Clinic Health System St. Mary's Campus in Rochester. She was born on June 8, 1957, in Minneapolis, to Ronald J. and JoAnn R. (Bartosh) Hughes. Pamela grew up in South Minneapolis and later moved to Apple Valley, where she graduated from Rosemount High School in 1975. Pamela, dubbed "Little Pammy," married Mark Andren on August 6, 1976, at the Catholic church in Rosemount. Pam enjoyed making scrapbooks to document the many memories made with her family over the years. Many vacation trips with Mark, and Tuesday game days with her mother and sisters, were favorite activities. She loved spending time with her and Mark's thirteen grandchildren. Pam was caring and giving and was continually doing things for others, especially her family. Survived by her husband, Mark, of forty-two years and three daughters, Tammy Harrison and her children Elizabeth, Brady and Alyssa, of Minnetrista, Becky and husband Ryan Moe and their children, Lindsay, Crystal, George, Bradley, Alexander, Matthew, and Charlie of Mission Viejo, CA, and Stacy and husband Joshua Wagenknecht and their children, Lilian, Samuel, and Evelyn of Goodhue; her mother, JoAnn Hughes of New Prague; and her sisters and their families, Roxanne Currier of Minneapolis, Cindy and husband Tim Giles of New Market, and Sandy and husband Don Martindale of Eau Claire, WI. She was preceded in death by her father, Ronald Hughes.	Andren, Pamela Ann Hughes (I207077)

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11701

Overtok Magerøya etter morens død ca 1741 for 700 rdl.

Parelius, Christopher Jørgensen (I49899)

11702

Overtok Nausthaugen i 1921

Moe, Olaf Johansen (I171704)

11703

Overtok Skoletrøen, Stamnes, etter faren.

Helland, Ole Ingebrigtsen (I4596)

11704

Overtok Tverdal i 1864.

Tverdal, John Johnsen d.y. (I13292)

11705

Overtok barna til kaptein Lossius' barn etter at foreldrene døde.
Gårdruker på gården Elgaas i Bolsø i 1865

Lossius, Hans Michael Mortensen (I24448)

11706

Overtok bruk 1 og 2 1810-1844.

Æle, Per Erikson d.y. (I10148)

11707

Overtok bruket i 1801 for 120 rd.

Ingen todaling har stått seg bedre enn Peder Hallvardson. Han var om seg på alle måtar. Han tok over både skyss-skiftet og tingvertskapet etter lensmennene, søkte iherdig, men fikk ikke varig gjestgiverrett, virket som mellom-mann for kjøpmenn i Kristiansund og som inkassator ved skifter.
Han skaffet seg på den måten penger til utlån, ikke bare i Aure, men også i nabobygder, helt til Orkdal og Smøla.

( Gardtales i Aure 1 )

Todal, Peder Halvorsen (I110897)

11708

Overtok garden ifl. skjøyte av 20 mars 1874 for 40 spdl og kår. Han vart ikke gift og gav garden over til brordottera si.

Hilstad, Ole Rasmussen (I181292)

11709

Overtok garden, (66a og c) i 1862.
"Den 16de oktober 1879 døde John Vuttudal". (Erik E Sagen f 1826)

Vuttudal, John Olsen (I2653)

11710

Overtok gårdem i 1788.

Selnes, Arnt Eriksen (I2345)

11711

Overtok gården 1 1815.
Døde ved en ulykke, fall fra fjell.

Selnes, Esten Arntsen (I2061)

11712

Overtok gården 1944

Vassli, Odin Anton Johansen (I58354)

11713

Overtok gården 1952.

Solhus, Erik Olsen (I5022)

11714

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

Vasli, Johan Oluf Odinsen (I58369)

11715

Overtok gården 22/4-1811

Re, Knut Rasmussen (I106784)

11716

Overtok gården Gammel-Torsteingården i 1786 fra sin far.

Theis, Jesper Jespersen (I136472)

11717

Overtok gården Rygg gnr. 100 i Sparbu, etter sin far med skjøte av 07.08.1838.

Rygg, Ole Olsen (I107533)

11718

Overtok gården etter svigerforeldrene i 1831 for 66 spesidaler.

Ormset, Johannes Andersen Gresset (I138668)

11719

Overtok gården i 1784 for 36 riksdaler.

Gresset, Paul Nilson (I138662)

11720

Overtok gården i 1809 for 50 riksdaler.

Gresset, Nils Paulson (I138664)

11721

Overtok gården i 1854.

Buan, Anders Larsen (I13959)

11722

Overtok gården i 1856.

Kvaale, Ole Andersen (I58651)

11723

Overtok gården i 1973.

Røstvik, Arvid Bernhard (I15064)

11724

Overtok gården i Todal.

Todal, Halvard Andersen (I20021)

11725

Overtok gårdsbruket Hagan på Hemnskjel i 1932 etter Ottar's morfar.

Hagen, Ottar Angell (I49946)

11726

Overtok innerparten Hafsmo i 1809.

Hafsmo, Povel Jonsen (I1199)

11727

Overtok innerparten på Hafsmoi 1709 til 1737.

Hafsmo, Paul Olsen (I943)

11728

Overtok plassen 4.juli 1825. Foruten plassen fikk han med markaslettet "Gjersandholet" og en annen slette som gikk fra Jutuldalselva til Skrøvset. I 1845 fikk han lov til å innhegne og ta i bruk en trø som hette Storvik.

Settem, Arnt Christensen (I53169)

11729

Overtok plassen etter sin svigerfar. Sivert hadde gått i skredderlære hos Lauritz Nes i Surnadal, og praktiserte dette håndverket samtidig med at han passet plassen. (HS)
Far: Halvor Andreassen Sættemsli

Sættemsli, Sivert Halvorsen (I53165)

11730

Overtok plassen i 1793

Settem, Christen Arntson (I53171)

11731

Overtok skjøte på Garte etter Peder Isakson i 1729

Olson, Torgeir (I70287)

11732

Overtok som lensmann i Byneset etter svigerfaren Kristoffer.

Flak, Anders Andersen (I147245)

11733

Overtok ytterparten Hafsmo i 1822 og måtte gå fra han i 1854.
Bodde i Klungervika i eldre år. Logerende fattig.

Hafsmo, Anders Jonsen (I1201)

11734

Overtok ytterparten i 1775, men måtte gå fra han i 1784.

Hafsmo, Ole Larsen (I1245)

11735

Overtok ytterparten på Hafsmo i 1710 til 1737.

Hafsmo, Lars Olsen (I945)

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Overtok Åstan Østre i 1880.

Mjønes, Sivert Olsen Åstum f (I886)

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Overtok Ødyn i 1875.

Ødyn, Ole Johnsen (I10055)

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PENNY PAULUS In praise of Penny Paulus, born into this world on March 17, 1951. Later to become wife of Jay Goldberg, mother of Tashi Paulus, Penny was a beloved teacher who enlightened many minds at both the Montessori Preschool and Element-ary School. Not only did she instill knowledge, but also confidence and comfort. She was a dedicated woman who reached many through her compassion and unique way of making everyone feel important. All the world was Penny's stage for dance and play. Folk dance, contact improv dance, movement-theater, body tales dance and move-ment set her free. Her dancing included every-one and brought smiles and wonder to those who watched her. Penny was one of the founders of Chico Cohousing. She deeply believed in the benefits of a healthy community. She continually worked to hear others and be heard by them. She strove to make this a better world, to make others happy. Penny was a friend to many, and took time to honor others in a deep and personal way. A loving and supportive daughter, sister, mother, and partner, she will be missed. Penny passed away on November 30, 2017. For information about Penny's Celebration of Life, please contact pennycelebration@gmail.com
Published in Chico Enterprise-Record on Dec. 28, 2017

Paulus, Penny M (I181694)

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PO Holm Service Retirement
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b7df78f0-07cf-4474-9cd4-260c7b2d25d7&tid=7885222&pid=-1022119567

Holm, Barry (I78405)

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PO Holm Service Retirement
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b7df78f0-07cf-4474-9cd4-260c7b2d25d7&tid=7885222&pid=-1022119741

Holm, Susan (I78414)

11741

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Holm, Knute Alan (I78403)

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POCATELLO - Wallace Russell Johansen, 85, of Pocatello, Idaho passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 23, 2011, at a local assisted living center following an extended illness.

A viewing will be held today, Monday, March 28, 2011, at 10 a.m. at the LDS 4th Ward Chapel on West Cedar in Pocatello. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. at the church. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery, section 51 West following the church service, with Military Rites provided by the Pocatello Veterans Honor Guard.

Arrangements are under the care and direction of Downard Funeral Home, 241 North Garfield Ave., Pocatello, Idaho, (208) 233-0686.

Published in Idaho State Journal on March 29, 2011

Johansen, Wallace Russel (I27696)

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PVT DONALD CHARLES HEGSTAD, Company E, 2d Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division. Enlisted Nov 25, 1942, died in Sicily August 6, 1943.

Pvt. Donald Charles Hegstad was born August 4, 1919, in Pipestone, Minnesota. His parents were Olaf and Alma (Berg) Hegstad who were married in 1912 in Avoca, Minnesota. Both Olaf and Alma's parents were immigrants from Norway. Pvt. Hegstad's father was working as an auto mechanic at the time of his birth. By 1930, he was the manager of a radio shop, and at the time of Pvt. Hegstad's enlistment he was the proprietor of a wholesale popcorn business. Alma Hegstad was a homemaker.

Donald Hegstad's early life was marked by loss. His twin died at birth, and his mother died in March 1928 at age forty-one when Donald was just eight years old. Two years prior to enlistment, on July 4, 1940, his older brother Clifford lost his life in an auto accident at the age of 36. His father later remarried and Pvt. Hegstad was survived by four half-brothers and a half-sister.

Donald spent most of his life in Slayton, Minnesota. Known by his nickname "Stub," he was well-known and well-liked. He attended Slayton schools, graduating with the Slayton High School Class of 1938. Following graduation, he worked in his father's wholesale popcorn business. He also worked for the Valhalla resort at nearby Lake Shetek just prior to enlistment.

According to an article in the Murray County Herald (September 16, 1943), Pvt. Hegstad was inducted into the Army in November 1942 and received three months' training in Texas. While stateside, he was attached to the signal corps, but then transferred to the 16th Infantry Regiment. He went with that unit to New York and left for North Africa one week later, on April 20th. His unit arrived in Tunisia just as the campaign there was ending. During the following months, he received training in Tunisia and Algiers with the 16th Infantry Regiment as they prepared for the Sicilian Campaign, known as "Operation Husky."

On July 10, 1943, "Operation Husky" began with a massive amphibious assault on the southern shore of Sicily. The campaign would last six weeks. According to the 16th Infantry Association, this unit was engaged in final operations at Troina on August 6th when Pvt. Hegstad was killed in action. His death was caused by a shell fragment due to a shell explosion. The September 16, 1943, edition of the Murray County Herald states that "as near as can be figured out he was a machine gunner and was charged with advancing into the mountains to clear the way for the infantry, a most hazardous undertaking."

Pvt. Hegstad's remains were originally interred in Italy and then returned to Minnesota in 1948. A community-wide memorial service was first held on Sunday, September 26, 1943, at Slayton Lutheran Church. Five years later, on August 28, 1948, reburial services took place at the same church. Pvt. Hegstad's remains were laid to rest at the Slayton Cemetery (North).
Inscription
PVT, 16 INF, 1 INF DIV WORLD WAR II

Hegstad, Donald Charles (I200663)

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PVT U.S. ARMY
WORLD WAR I

Loyd was the son of John H. Wood and Della Whisler. He was the widower of Minnesota native Bertha Serena Holm, daughter of Benjamin Holm. He was a retired Carpenter and had lived in El Paso, El Paso County, Texas for 4 years.

Death Certificate Informant:
Son: Earl E. Wood
Quail Road - El Paso, Texas

1900 United States Federal Census
Troy, Wright County, Iowa:
John Wood 33 - Jan 1867 Illinois
(Married: 1892)
Delia (wife) 26 - Mar 1874 Iowa
LOYD (son) 5 - July 1894 Iowa

1910 United States Federal Census
Independence, Hamilton County, Iowa:
John Wood 40 Illinois
Della (wife) 37 Iowa
FLOYD L. (son) 15 Iowa
Velma A. (daughter) 9 Iowa

1930 United States Federal Census
Slayton, Murray County, Minnesota:
LOYD L. WOOD 35 Iowa
Occupation: Tire Battery Shop Proprietor
Bertha S. (wife) 30 Minnesota
Earl E. (son) 6 Minnesota
Blanche L. (daughter) 4 Minnesota
Cecil L. (son) 1 Minnesota

1940 United States Federal Census
Slayton, Murray County, Minnesota:
LOYD WOOD 45 Iowa
Bertha (wife) 38 Minnesota
Earl (son) 16 Minnesota
Blanche (daughter) 14 Minnesota
Cecil (son) 11 Minnesota

SISTER: Velma M. Wood Kelly
Memorial #137692638

Sources:
1900 thru 1940 U.S. Federal Census
Texas Deaths: 1890-1976
U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs website

Wood, Loyd Leslie (I201393)

11745

Paa barselseng 1 maaned efter Forløsninen

Dypsæter, Johanna Mathiasdtr. Aasgaard f (I31619)

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Palle Fleischer, Palle Rømer Fleischer, født 26. oktober 1781, fødested Moss, Østfold, død 4. april 1851, dødssted Larvik, begr. på Krist kirkegård i Christiania. Offiser, eidsvollsmann og statsråd. Foreldre: Rådmann og magistrat, titulær generalauditør Tøger Christian Fleischer (1739 - 97) og Alhed Rømer (1752 - 1832). Gift 2.6.1802 med Maria Siewers f. Kirkgaard (16.2.1776 - 14.6.1847; enke etter sorenskriver Ole Siewers, 1765 - 98), datter av kjøpmann Hans Kirkgaard (1732 - 1808) og Maren Bruun (1743 - 1803). Sønnesønn av Baltzer Sechmann Fleischer (1703 - 67); farfar til August Konow Fleischer (1841 - 1931).

Palle Fleischer representerte Det norske Jægerkorps i Riksforsamlingen på Eidsvoll 1814. Han fikk senere et nært forhold til Karl Johan og var i mange år adjutant hos ham. 1837 - 48 satt han i regjeringen som sjef for Armédepartementet.

Fleischer var bare 10 år gammel da han 1792 ble innskrevet som kadett og elev ved Den frie mathematiske Skole i Christiania (den senere Krigsskolen). 1795 fikk han følgende omtale: "En ærekjær og veltænkende Elev, der udmærker sig ved en utrættelig Flid og rosværdig Applikation." 1796 ble han fenrik à la suite ("utenfor nummer") ved Det norske Jægerkorps, hvor han ble til 1802, da han fikk kapteins grad og ble ansatt ved Nordsjællandske landvernsregiment. 1808 - 10 var han kaptein ved Norske livregiment i Danmark, og kom deretter tilbake til Norge som stabskaptein i Jægerkorpset. Etter en to års permisjon ble han 1813 kompanisjef for et vervet kompani samme sted.

Til Riksforsamlingen på Eidsvoll 1814 ble Fleischer valgt som representant for sin militære avdeling, sammen med korporal Nils F. Dyhren (1778 - 1866; se NBL1, bd. 3) fra Toten. Fleischer spilte ingen fremtredende rolle under forhandlingene, men han tok klart standpunkt for unionspartiet og deltok ofte i sammenkomster hos Peder Anker. Hans eneste deltakelse i debatten var 5. mai, da kongens adgang til å være konge i et annet rike ble tatt opp. Fleischer mente at hvis kongen fikk denne muligheten, ville en gjenforening med Danmark være mulig, og han gikk derfor sterkt imot at kongen skulle få en slik rettighet.

Fleischers unionsvennlige holdning hjalp ham nok til å oppnå betydelige stillinger. Allerede 26. november 1814 ble han utnevnt til adjutant med majors grad hos kronprins Karl Johan. 1815 - 17 var han overadjutant i generalstaben, og fra 1817 var han i 20 år overkommandant på Fredriksten festning. Samtidig var han fra 1818 sjef for 1. Akershusiske infanteribrigade, og 182544 var han 1. adjutant hos kong Karl Johan. Han avanserte til oberst 1818, ble generalmajor 1825 og generalløytnant 1835.

Fleischer ble utnevnt til statsråd og sjef for Armédepartementet 25. oktober 1837 og satt i stillingen til 16. november 1848. Hans statsrådtid falt i en tid da militære spørsmål var lavt prioritert. Europa pustet fortsatt ut etter napoleonskrigene, og beredskapen var liten i de fleste land, i særlig grad i Norge. Den med tiden viktigste saken han fikk til behandling, var innstillingen fra befestningskomiteen av 1836. Komiteens oppgave var å utarbeide en samlet festningsplan for landet samt å foreslå hvor et hoveddepot for det sønnafjellske Norge burde lokaliseres. Innstillingen forelå 1838 (trykt 1840), og den dannet utgangspunkt for en omfattende debatt og faktiske tiltak i tiden som fulgte. Det mest konkrete var byggingen av Oscarsborg festning i Christianiafjorden (1849 - 53).

Palle Fleischer ble ridder av den svenske Svärdsorden 1816, fikk kommandørkorset 1833 og storkorset 1838. Han døde i Larvik 1851, nær 80 år gammel.

(www.snl.no)

Fleischer, Palle Rømer (I97508)

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Palle Rosenkrantz (født 1588, død juni 1651) var en dansk adelsmann.
Fra våren 1631 fikk han ansvaret for Agdersiden len (Mandal, Nedenes og Råbyggelaget). Fra 1632 omfattet ansvarsområdet hans også Lister len. I Palle Rosenkrantz' funksjonstid ble det på ordre fra Christian IV gjennomført omfattende bygge- og befestningsarbeider, blant annet ble Flekkerhus festning, senere Christiansø festning ved Flekkerøy oppført. Kongen inspiserte anleggene tre ganger, i 1635, 1641 og 1644.
Da Kristian IV i 1641 ønsket å etablere en kjøpstad på Sanden ved Otras utløp, fikk den nyutnevnte lensherre Palle Rosenkrantz beskjed om å bygge en kongsgård i området. Han foretrakk å slå seg ned på området øst for Otra, Oddernes Kongsgård. Kongsgården eksisterer ikke lenger, men etter tegninger å dømme har den stått ved Prestebekkens utløp. Det var til dels Palle Rosenkrantz' innflytelse som gjorde at den nye kjøpstaden ble lagt til Sanden innenfor Odderøya. Grunnleggingsbrevet ble undertegnet av kong Kristian IV den 5. juli 1641, og allerede året etter ble byens første reguleringsplan utarbeidet. Den ble godkjent av kongen 6. mai 1642.
De siste årene han var i Norge, frem til 1648, var Rosenkrantz oberstløytnant og sjef for Agdesiden Regiment og han var dessuten medlem i en rekke kommisjoner og hadde andre, offentlige verv.
Palle Rosenkrantzgate i bydelen Grim i Kristiansand har fått sitt navn etter den første lensherren som var bosatt i området.

(wikipedia.no)

Rosenkrantz, Palle (I97375)

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Palmer Gilsrud died Sunday, January 2, 2022 at his home in rural Montevideo at the age of 81.
Memorial services will be held Saturday, April 23, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. at Big Bend Lutheran Church. Rev. Kristine Isder will officiate and interment will be in the church cemetery.
Visitation will be held at the church for one hour before the service. Arrangements are with Anderson - TeBeest Funeral Home in Montevideo.
Palmer Gilsrud, age 81, was born September 15, 1940 in Montevideo to Joseph and Olga (Oddan) Gilsrud and passed away peacefully in his lifelong home on January 2, 2022. He was baptized and confirmed at Big Bend Lutheran Church. He grew up on the family farm and dedicated his life to running it. Palmer graduated from Milan High School in 1958 and continued to live and work on the farm, first alongside his father and then continuing the work on his own until his retirement. He enjoyed the farm life and he excelled at it. After retirement he loved spending time at Indian Mounds Resort & Campground with his community of family and friends. Palmer had two great loves of his life, his wife Elvera who passed away in 1999 and his long-term partner Beth Zinda whom immediately preceded him in death.
Palmer is survived by sister, Janice (Duane) Anderson; sister-in-law Donna Gilsrud; nephew Ronald (Stephanie) Gilsrud; nieces: Pam (Duane) Matti, Angela (Wade) Gehlhoff and Sarah Grecula, and numerous great nephews and nieces. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife Elvera, partner Beth Zinda, brother Roger Gilsrud and nephews Eric Gilsrud and Rod Gilsrud.
Palmer will be remembered for his kind heart, his fantastic sense of humor and his talent for connecting with people and making friends wherever he went.
---andersontebeest.com

Gilsrud, Palmer Orville (I81107)

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Palmer Olaf And Inez Nadine Marriage Certificate
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=051a6940-7dc0-4a86-8170-24cce257a600&tid=7885222&pid=-1022159343
PO Holm Service Retirement
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=b7df78f0-07cf-4474-9cd4-260c7b2d25d7&tid=7885222&pid=-1022159343
Inex Death Certificate
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Inez (Bonnie) Holm
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Henry, Inez Nadine (I78412)

11750

Pamela Ann Andren of Dennison, MN died at the age of 61 on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at Mayo Clinic Health System St. Mary's Campus in Rochester.

She was born on June 8, 1957, in Minneapolis, to Ronald J. and JoAnn R. (Bartosh) Hughes. Pamela grew up in South Minneapolis and later moved to Apple Valley, where she graduated from Rosemount High School in 1975.

Pamela, dubbed "Little Pammy," married Mark Andren on August 6, 1976, at the Catholic church in Rosemount.

Pam enjoyed making scrapbooks to document the many memories made with her family over the years. Many vacation trips with Mark, and Tuesday game days with her mother and sisters, were favorite activities. She loved spending time with her and Mark's thirteen grandchildren. Pam was caring and giving and was continually doing things for others, especially her family.

Survived by her husband, Mark, of forty-two years and three daughters, Tammy Harrison and her children Elizabeth, Brady and Alyssa, of Minnetrista, Becky and husband Ryan Moe and their children, Lindsay, Crystal, George, Bradley, Alexander, Matthew, and Charlie of Mission Viejo, CA, and Stacy and husband Joshua Wagenknecht and their children, Lilian, Samuel, and Evelyn of Goodhue; her mother, JoAnn Hughes of New Prague; and her sisters and their families, Roxanne Currier of Minneapolis, Cindy and husband Tim Giles of New Market, and Sandy and husband Don Martindale of Eau Claire, WI. She was preceded in death by her father, Ronald Hughes.

Andren, Pamela Ann Hughes (I207077)

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