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12901	Test: Johan Sindnæs, Christopher Hovsæt, Ingbor Sindnæs, Marit Hovsæt, Ingbor Hovsæt.	Hofset, Ingbor Olsdtr. (I1320)
12902	Test: Johan Wuttudalen, Johan Aasen, Ole Wuttudalen, Giertrud Aasen, Marit Wuttudalen. Innrullert i sjølegden for Fosen med bustad Halten i 1809.	Vuttudal, Johan Gabrielsen Haltan f (I2597)
12903	Test: Jon Aune, Halvor Berg, Amund Aune, Kari ibid, Marit Brevigen.	Aae, Arnt Nilsen (I4023)
12904	Test: Jon Mercesnesse, Christopher Sagnesse, Sergiant Bloch, Maria Sagnesse, Engbor Kalsnesse.	Merkesnes, Guru Jacobsdtr. (I4024)
12905	Test: Jon Snøsen, Lars Harrang, Marit Iversd Tverdal.	Snøsen, Christen Olsen Harrang f (I4094)
12906	Test: Lars Songlihaug, hans kone Ingebor Larsd og Rasmus Larsen Graven.	Snøsen, Ole Olsen Dørdal f (I4096)
12907	Test: Mons Kolderup, Sivert Sæteren, Peder Øren, Jomfru Kolderup, Kirstine Løvaasen, Anne Holden.	Hollasagen, Lars Olsen (I20381)
12908	Test: Ole Andersen Aunum, Anders Andersen ibid, Johanna Pettersd Gangaas, Anne Andersd Audflatten??, Elie Andersd Asbiørnslett.	Asbjørnslett, Ingeborg Iversdtr. (I3983)
12909	Test: Ole Fossen, Arnt Eriksen Søvasli, Eli Stephensd.	Snøsen, Ole Olsen (I4095)
12910	Test: Ole Liaamoeggen, Ole Larsen Ustøvne og hans kone Eli Nilsd.	Sæterbakk, Ole Iversen Volden f (I1101)
12911	Test: Ole Svorkdalsli?, Ingebrigt Reiten, Johanna Waavasli, Dordi Reiten og Sigri Ingebrigtsd Reiten.	Songli, Dordi Jonsdtr. (I2362)
12912	Test: Peder Hovliksen Meeland, Ole Jonsen og Ingeborg Snøsen og Ane Andersd Ødegaard.	Snøsen, Christen Olsen (I4093)
12913	Test: Sergiant Bloch, Esten Myren, Anders Mercesnesse, Jomfrue Eli gab.. Budde Berit Sagnesse.	Merkesnes, Anders Jacobsen (I4019)
12914	Test: Sivert Hegstad, Arnt Selnes, Esten Selnes, Ingbor Selnes, Marit Hegstad. Omkom i bruraforliset	Hegstad, Sivert Olsen (I2354)
12915	Test: Thomas Lossius, Torger Bjerkan, Lars Klevhaug, Madame H. Lossius, Gunnild Bjerkan Og Beret Signes.	Løvås, John Larsen Myrhaug f (I424)
12916	Testamente av 19190711. 19230104 meddelte enkemannen m/attest nytt ekteskap	Selbæk, Anna Serine Larsdtr. Kvitland f (I13246)
12917	Testamenterte gården til Immanuel Lutheran Church	Oddan, John Olavus (I81113)
12918	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Clinton, Hillary Diane Rodham (I143329)
12919	The Billings Gazette 16 Feb 1977, Wed Page 6 Otness Randi Otness, 97, of 1418 Ave. E., died Tuesday morning at Yellowstone County Nursing Home. She and her husband, John A. Otness, homesteaded near Sidney in 1910. They had traveled to the homestead by immigrant train,and ferried across the Missouri River with all of their posses-sions on a horse-drawn hayrack. She was a member of Pioneers of the West, and the Lutheran Church. She was born Dec. 31, 1879 in Trondheim, Norway, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nils O. Neergaard. When she was three years old, her family settled near Underwood, Minn, where she attended schools. She furthered her education at Fergus Falls, Minn., to teach in eastern North Dakotan schools. She was married Jan. 21, 1903, in Fergus Falls. They farmed until her husband's death in 1943. She lived for two years with a son in Renier National Park, Wash.. and then made her home with a daughter at Watford City, N.D., and in Dickinson, N.D. They moved to Billngs in 1961. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd R. Good, of 1418 Ave. E.; two sisters, Mrs. Carl Iverson of Underwood. Minn. and Mrs. Anna Bollinger of Wolford, .D.; three grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuaryis in charge of arrangements. Burial Notes: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181863255/randi-otness Johannes "John" Andersen Otness was christened on 23.Jul.1871 in Aure Kirke, Aure, MR. He was confirmed on 02.Oct.1887 in Otnes Kirke, Valsøyfjord, MR. He emigrated from USA in 1893. He was buried in 1943 in Sidney Cemtery, Sidney, Richland, MN, USA. Notes for Johannes "John" Andersen Otness: Hemneslekt I96532 Brukte John som fornavn og Otness som etternavn i USA. Death Notes: Montana dødssertifikat 1730 Burial Notes: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181863163/john-a-otness	Nergaard, Randi Otness f (I203101)
12920	The Billings Gazette (MT), 10 Nov 1967 Voje Services Malta--Funeral services for August Martin Voje, 74, will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Bell Funeral Home chapel. Mr. Voje was born Aug. 2, 1893, in Norman county, Minn. He had been a member of the Alpha Lodge No. 230, AF&AM at Hendrum, Minn., since 1923. He came to Phillips county in 1925 and farmed north of Whitewater until his retirement in 1957, when he came to Malta. Survivors are two brothers, John Voje of Malta and Alfred Voje of Ada, Minn.	Voje, August Martin (I134606)
12921	The Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio on Sunday, Jan. 22, 1989, Page 16. Nancy Holt Wikingstad, age 81, of Willowbrook Christian Home, Worthington, passed away on Saturday, January 21, 1989 in Riverside Methodist Hospital. An ordained minister in the Spiritualist movement, she was a member of the First Spiritualist Temple. She was preceded in death by her husband, Randolph Vikingstad; and son, Lynn. BeVier. She leaves a brother, Altee P. Holt; a niece; nephew; and great-niece; and great-nephew. Rutherford Chapel, N. High St., Columbus in care of arrangements. https://firstspiritualisttemple.com/who-we-are	Wikingstad, Nancy Holt (I207892)
12922	The Columbus Evening Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio on Thursday, Aug 17, 1972, Page 44. Randolph M. Wikingstad, age 57, of 848 Pauline Ave., died on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 1972 in Riverside Methodist Hospital. An US Army World War II veteran, he retired from Civil Service Panama Canal Zone. He leaves his wife, Nancy; mother, Mrs. Anna Marie Wikingstad; sisters, Ruth Marie Lakey, and Helen Ethridge, all in Sweetwater, TN; plus nieces; nephews; and many friends. He was preceded in death by step-son, Lynn H. BeVier; and his father, Kurt Wikingstad. Services in Shoemaker Funeral Home, Cleveland & Manchester Avenues on Friday 2:30 p.m. Cremation to follow. Inurnment in Marlborough Cemetery near Delaware.	Wikingstad, Randolph Mathias (I207891)
12923	The Daily Astorian Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon Tuesday, September 8, 2009 Elmer C. Forseth World War II veteran, 84 Elmer C. Forseth, 84, of Astoria, died Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009, in Astoria. He was born July 10, 1925, in Astoria, to Lloyd and Marna Grotting Forseth. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1943, and served on the aircraft carrier USS Sargent Bay until his discharge in April 1946. In September of 1946, he married Florine Henningsen. She survives, residing in Astoria. Mr. Forseth worked at Hauke's Sentry Market as a meatcutter for 34 years, retiring in 1987. He was a member of the Clatsop Post 12 American Legion for 40 years. He was also a life-long member of First Lutheran Church. In addition to his wife, he is survived by two daughters and a son-in-law, Bonnie Forseth of Tustin, Calif., and Julie and Don Durr of Tillamook; a daughter-in-law, Sandy Forseth of Rocklin, Calif.; three grandchildren, Renee Fitter of Doylestown, Pa., and Kevin Durr and Jodi Christensen and her husband, Allen, all of Tillamook; two great-granddaughters, Jade Dunn and Jasmyn Christensen of Tillamook; and a sister, Dorothy Meyer of Astoria. He was preceded in death by a son, Rich Forseth, in 2007. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Greenwood Cemetery, 91569 Highway 202 in Astoria. Memorial contributions may be given to First Lutheran Church, Lower Columbia Hospice or a charity of one's choice, in care of Caldwell's Luce-Layton Mortuary, 1165 Franklin Ave., Astoria, OR 97103.	Forseth, Elmer Clarence (I174993)
12924	The Daily Astorian newspaper Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon Friday, Oct. 23, 1953 OBITUARIES, Page 2 MARGRETE M. GROTTING Death came in a local hospital at 7:20 p.m. Saturday to Mrs. Margrete Mathilde Grotting, wife of Edward Grotting, Rt. 2, box 122 and a resident of Astoria and vicinity for 51 years. She was 74. Mrs. Grotting had been in poor health for several years and became seriously ill last Monday. Born March 28, 1879, in Vallersund, Norway, where she grew to womanhood, she came directly to Astoria in 1902. On January 7, 1905, she was married here to her surviving husband Edward Grotting. They continued to make their home in Astoria until 1914 when they moved to the present home in the Fernhill district. She was a long time member of the First Lutheran church and of the Ladies Aid society of the church. Surviving her in addition to her husband are five sons, Isack and Peter Grotting, Astoria; Edward, John and Arne Grotting, Eureka, Calif., a daughter Mrs. Lloyd (Marna) Forseth, Rt. 2, Astoria, a sister, Mrs. Maria Norvick, Valdersund, Norway; 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Memorial chapel of the Hughes-Ransom mortuary. The Rev. Hjalmar Storaasli, pastor of the first Lutheran church, will officiate and burial will be in Ocean View cemetery. Serving as casket bearers will be the grandsons, Donald and Ronald Grotting, Leonard and Elmer Forseth, Stanley Lizon and a nephew, Einar Moen.	Grotting, Margrete Mathilde Wahl (I174989)
12925	The Daily Astorian newspaper Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon Monday, August 4, 1975 Page One TWO MEN MISSING AFTER TUNA BOAT BURNS - Presumed drowned Two men, one of them from Astoria, are missing and presumed dead after their 40-foot tuna fishing boat from Astoria burned and sank about 50 miles off Newport Sunday morning. Missing are John Grotting, 62, Coos Bay, and his grandnephew, Randy Lizon, of Astoria. They were aboard the Signe S, anchored with a fleet of other tuna boats. The U.S. Coast Guard presumes the two men abandoned the burning boat and subsequently drowned, a Coast Guard spokesman at Air Station Astoria said today. A four-engine search plane from San Francisco, a helicopter from Astoria and a 62-foot boat from Newport went to the scene and searched without success for the missing men. The Coast Guards first report from the tug "Seaspan" of Vancouver, B.C., who reported seeing flames at about 4:45 a.m. The Seaspan said it couldnt see any sign of life on the boat. The helicopter reached the scene at about 5:45 a.m. Rescuers were unable to board the boat because of the burning flames. Three 55-gallon fuel drums at the stern eventually exploded, sinking the boat about three hours after the fire was reported. The Coast Guard suspended the search for the missing men pending further developments.	Grotting, Johan Martin (I175001)
12926	The Daily Astorian newspaper Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon Thursday, April 8, 1971 OBITUARIES CHRISTOPHER GROTTING Christopher Grotting, 83, died in the Tillamook County Hospital where he had been a patient for the past four days. Prior to being hospitalized, Grotting had been a patient in a private home in Tillamook for the past five years. Born Sept. 24, 1887, at Stoksund, Norway, the son of Christopher and Marit Ysland Grotting. He received his schooling there and as young man followed the fishing industry until coming to the United Sates in 1905, settling in Astoria where he fished and worked in the area sawmills. In 1912 he returned to Norway where he was married to Helga Kverndal May 20, 1917. Mrs. Grotting died here in April, 1969. In 1922 the Grottings returned to Astoria where he returned to fishing and also longshored. Grotting was a member of the Sons of Norway and the Scandinavian Benevolent Society. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Clifford (Ingaborg) Crawford, San Gabriel, Calif.; two sisters, Kristine Ronne and Elizabeth Ysland, both in Norway and one brother, Martin, in Norway; a nephew, Ole Kverndal, Astoria and a niece, Mrs. Myrna (sh/be Marna) Forseth, Astoria besides numerous other nieces and nephews both here and in Norway; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Information regarding services being planned for the graveside at Oceanview Cemetery at 2 p.m. Monday are being announced by the Hughes-Ransom Mortuary, Astoria.	Grotting, Kristoffer Kristoffersen (I175007)
12927	The Daily Astorian newspaper Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon Thursday, July 17, 1975 Page 2 ASTORIAN DIES OF HEART ATTACK A 66-year-old (sic) Astoria man suffered a heart attack at the wheel of his car Wednesday afternoon in downtown Astoria and was pronounced dead on arrival at Columbia Memorial Hospital. Peter K. Grotting, 453 Eleventh, Astoria, was rushed to the hospital after a minor collision at Commercial Street near Thirteenth. Grotting reportedly slumped at the wheel of his eastbound car and struck a car being parked on Commercial by Gladys C. Utzinger, 43, of 161 SW Fifth, Astoria. Mrs. Utzinger was unhurt and damage was minor to both cars. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Daily Astorian Friday, July 18, 1975 Obituaries, Page 7 PETER K. GROTTING A lifetime Astoria resident, Peter K. Grotting, 68, of 453 11th, died Wednesday in Astoria. The son of Edward and Margaret Wahl Grotting, he was born Nov. 29, 1906, in Astoria. He received his education at the Fernhill school. He worked for a short time receiving fish for a local cannery and then went to work on the pilot boat and became a well-known and skilled dory operator. He served in the Merchant Marine during World War II and then returned to Astoria and worked on two boats on the river for many years. He retired several years ago and had currently been working as a night watchman for Bumble Bee Seafoods. Mr. Grotting was a member of B.P.O.E. No. 180, Astoria. Surviving are three brothers, Edward Grotting, Astoria, Arne Grotting, Crescent City, Calif., and John Grotting, Coos Bay; a sister, Marna Forseth, Astoria; and numerous nieces and nephews.	Grotting, Peter Karl (I174995)
12928	The Daily Astorian newspaper Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1957 Page One DEAD MAN PIONEER IN REGION The body of Edward Grotting, 79, was found Monday morning about 700 feet from the point where he had left his small skiff in which he went duck-hunting early Sunday. Sheriffs Deputy Carl Bondietti, who assisted in the search for the aged man, said Grotting had apparently succumbed to a heart attack after walking the distance on Marys Island above the maritime base on the Columbia. Grottings gun was fully loaded and had not been fired, indicating that the hunter collapsed and died shortly after he started on the hunt, Bondietti said. PIONEER HERE Grotting was a pioneer troll fisherman, being one of the first who ventured across the bar in their gillnet boats. Grotting and a handful of other fishermen, made their own spoons and tackle for the infant industry which has since grown to its present size. A native of Lensvik, Norway, he was born there, the son of Christopher and Marit Ysland Grotting, and grew to manhood there and in 1902, came to Brainard, Minn., where he worked in logging camps and on farms for about tow years. Grotting came to Astoria in 1904 when he began gillnet fishing in the old sailboat days. It was about 1907 when he and a few other hardy and daring fishermen ventured out across the Columbia river bat to pioneer the present troll fishing industry. Grotting was married in Astoria on January 7, 1905, to Margaret Wahl and with her established their home in Astoria. In 1914, the family moved to the John Day district, becoming one of the early settlers in that area. Mrs. Grotting died here in1953. A fisherman during most of his lifetime, Grotting has fished several seasons in Alaska. He made two trips with his daughter, recently returning from their five-month trip. [Probably this meant a trip to Norway, not Alaska.] He was a member of the Sons of Norway lodge. Surviving are the daughter, Mrs. Lloyd (Marna) Forseth, route 2, box 70, Astoria (John Day), with whom Grotting had lived in recent years; five sons, Peter and Edward, Morro Bay, Calif; Isak, John and Arne Grotting, Eureka, Calif., three brothers, Chris Grotting, Astoria; Ole Grotting, Portland, and Martin Grotting, Trondheim, Norway; two sisters, Mrs. Kristine Grotting and Mrs. Elizabeth Ysland, also in Trondheim; 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Among more distant relatives is a nephew, Helger Kverndal of Astoria. Details of services which are being planned for Friday afternoon, will be announced by the Hughes-Ransom Mortuary. ~~~~~~~~~~ The Daily Astorian newspaper Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1957 OBITUARIES, Page 2 EDWARD GROTTING Services for Edward Grotting, 79, who died Sunday while duck hunting, will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Memorial Chapel of the Hughes-Ransom mortuary. The Rev. H. Storaasli, pastor of the First Lutheran church, will officiate and burial will be beside his late wife, Margaret, in the family plot in Ocean View cemetery. Serving as casket bearers will be Einar Moen, Eugene Kverndal, Elmer Forseth, Leonard Forseth, Stanley Lizon and Dennis Grotting.	Grøtting, Johan Edvard Kristoffersen (I94338)
12929	The Daily Inter Lake, Kalispell, Mont. 27 Aug 1975 Olaf M. Tangen Olaf M. Tangen, 92, of Kalispell, died in Kalispell Tuesday afternoon. He was born Nov. 1, 1882, in Norway. He had received his education and spent his early life in Norway and about 1908 he came to the United States. On Sept. 19, 1910, he was married to Elisabeth Rosto in Duluth, Minn. The couple had lived in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, for a time, and in 1929 they moved to the Flathead Valley. Mr. Tangen was a cabinet maker and had worked in Columbia Falls for a number of years before establishing his own business in Kalispell which he operated until his retirement. He was preceded in death by his wife, Elisabeth, on May 8, 1972, and since that time had made his home at the Immanuel Lutheran Home. He is survived by one son, John Tangen, of Seattle, Wash.; and two grandchildren. Private graveside rites and burial will be conducted at the Conrad Memorial Cemetery at 1:30 Wednesday with the Rev. H. Peder Waldum, pastor of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church officiating.	Tangen, Olaf Neliussen (I185960)
12930	The Daily Inter Lake, Kalispell, Mont., 10 May 1972 Elisabeth Tangen Dies Monday; Service Private Mrs. Elisabeth O. Tangen, 88, died at her home, 641 Second Ave. E., Monday. She was born Feb. 26, 1884, at Trondheim, Norway. She had received her education in Norway and as a young woman came to the United States. Sept. 19, 1910, she married Olaf Tangen at Duluth, Minn. The couple then moved to Lethbridge, Alberta, where they lived until 1929, when they moved to the Flathead Valley and have lived here since. Mrs. Tangen was of the Lutheran faith. She is survived by her widower, Olaf, at the family home; one son, John Tangen, Seattle; two grandchildren; two brothers and one sister in Norway. Private funeral services were conducted in the Johnson chapel this morning. The body was forwarded to Spokane for cremation.	Røstø, Elisabeth Oline Augustinusdtr. Tangen f (I32066)
12931	The Daily World Aberdeen, WA Sunday, April 14, 2013 Obituary Lynnette K. Pellegrini Lynnette K. Pellegrini, 65, a longtime Harborite, died on Thursday, April 11, 2013, at her Hoquiam home. A celebration of her life will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 4, 2013, at the Hoquiam Elks Lodge, 624 K Street. Private internment will be held later at the Bay View Cemetery in Mount Vernon. Arrangements are by the Coleman Mortuary in Hoquiam. Those who wish are invited to record their thoughts for the family by signing the on-line register at www.colemanmortuary.net.	Pellegrini, Lynnette Kalso (I203233)
12932	The Fargo Forum, Daily Republican, and Moorhead Daily News Thu, Sep 09, 1954 Page 16 Hillsboro Rites For Anton Olmo HILLSBORO, N. D. - Funeral service for Anton Olmo, 84, resident here nearly 50 years, will be at 2 Friday in Our Savior's Lutheran Church, The Rev. C.F. Savereide will officiate with Halverson Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Olmo died Monday. Born at Tritton, Norway, July 28, 1870, he came to Hillsboro in 1906 and had resided here since except for a return trip to Norway where he married Randina Berg They made their home in Hillsboro, Mr. Olmo being employed as a carpenter. Besides his wife he leaves two sons, Arvid and Waldemar: a daughter, Mrs. Adolph Arneson, and two grandchildren, all of Hillsboro.	Olmo, Anton Arntsen (I203499)
12933	The June 3, 1910 Devils Lake World News Paper, has a small article about Lloyd Halvorson, son of Mr. & Mrs. H Halvorson, who lost a son that was one year, 10 months and was buried at the Linstad cemetery (aka Vang).	Halvorson, Lloyd Joseph (I203235)
12934	The Palmer Journal, June 26, 1930, page 1, transcribed by Linda Berney Well Known Physician Dies - Dr. O. Grotham (sic) of St. Paul, passed away at a hospital in Omaha, June 19, aged 70 years and nine months. Although born in Norway, most of Dr. Grotham's life was spent in Howard County. When in his prime, Dr. Grotham was considered one of the most skillful surgeons in the state. ******* From the Headlight by Headlight Publishing Co., 1899, transcribed by Linda Berney: Dr. O. Grothan is a native of Norway and when 12 years of age came to America and attended school for seven years. He then returned to his native country and attended school three years, after which he returned to America, locating in Louisville, Ky., where he attended college and graduated in medicine, class of 86. He then came to Nebraska, locating at Scotia, where he successfully practiced his profession five years, when he located at St. Paul. In 93 he took a course at Rush Medical College, Chicago, graduating from that institution in 94. He has built up an extensive practice and is one of the most progressive and successful physicians and surgeons in the West, as well as a leader of prominence in the politics of the State, and has been highly honored by his fellow citizens in many ways. Although a Democrat, residing in a Republican district, he was elected to the State Senate in 96 and served with distinction….. On June 25, 1898 he was appointed surgeon of the Third Nebraska volunteer infantry, with the rank of major, by Gov. Holcomb, and served until the regiment was mustered out May 11, 1899. Upon his return from the war he resumed his practice, which reaches far beyond his county and even to other states. He is also local surgeon of the B&M R.R., a member of the State Board of Health, and was appointed a delegate to the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States for 1899 by the Governor of Nebraska.	Grøtan, Ole Knutsen (I29548)
12935	The SS Kinshan was 2,860 ton steamer which ran between Hong Kong and Canton. She was captured by the Japanese in WW2 and became the "Hachian Maru". She was sunk by USS Thresher, Dec. 30 1942. ------------------------------------- http://www.archive.org/stream/triponwestrivern00thomiala/triponwestrivern00thomiala_djvu.txt HONGKONG-CANTON LINE. S.S. " HONAM," 2,363 tons, Captain H. D. Jones. S.S. POWAN," 2,338 tons, Captain G. F. Morrison, R. N. R. S.S. FATSHAN," 2,260 tons, Captain A. W. Dixon. S.S. " HANKOW," 3,073 tons, Captain C. V. Lloyd. S.S. " KINSHAN," 2,860 tons, Captain J. J. Lossius. Departures from Hongkong to Canton daily at 8 a. m. (Sunday excepted), and at 5.30 p. m. (Saturday excepted). Departures from Canton to Hongkong daily at 8 a. m. and 5. p. m. (Sunday excepted). These Steamers, carrying His Majesty's Mails, are the largest and fastest on the River. Special attention is drawn to their Superior Saloon and Cabin Accommodation.	Lossius, Jacob Johan (I73092)
12936	The Service of Remembrance for Irene Olsen, age 87, of Elgin, ND will be at 1:30 p.m. MDT on Monday, June 8, 2009 at the Evanson Jensen Funeral Home in Elgin, ND (updated). Pastor Dale Carmen will officiate and the cremains wilf be buried at a later date in the Bethesda Lutheran Cemetery. Special music will be provided by Patsy Hauge, organist. IRENE BARTLETTwas born Maren 16, 1922 in Omaha, Nebraska- She was born with twin brother Edwin to John and Ada (Myers) Bart lett. Irene grew up and attended school in Omaha, and at an early age began doing domestic work. She was united in marriage to Oren Anderson in 1942 at Pine Bluffs, WY. They lived in Albin, Wyoming where Irene worked as a waitress and Oren was enlisted into the U.S. Army, Three children were born to this union, Jerri, Norma Jean, and Dorothy Elaine. Irene continued working as a waitress, She was united in marriage to Oscar A. Olson Sr. on May 28, 1953 in Nebraska. One son Oscar A, Jr. was born to this union. Irene moved with her family to the Olson ranch south of Leith, North Dakota. She enjoyed the ranching, raising chickens, and milking her Ayrshires. Oscar Sr passed away in January of 1969. In the fall, she moved with her son into Elgin. She loved doing crafts, especially crocheting. She enjoyed working on the computer and loved dancing. Irene passed away on Saturday morning, May 30, 2009 at the Jacobson Memorial Hospital in Elgin. Grateful for having shared in her life are her son and daughter-in-law, Oscar A. Jr. and Betty Olson, Colorado Spnngs, CO; three daughters, Norma Jean Anderson. Absarokee, MT, Jerri Theurer, Elgin, ND and Dorothy Elaine Anderson, Hastings, Ml; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren and one brother and sister-in-law, Eimer and Lila Bartlett, Freemont, NE. Irene was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Oscar Sr.; five brothers, Harold and Roy Antisdel, John, Everett and her twin brother Edwin Bartlett. Visitation wiil be from 1:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 7 at the Evanson Jensen Funeral Home in Elgin. A memorial has been established.	Bartlett, Irene Olson f (I176574)
12937	The Skamania County Pioneer, Stevenson, WA., September 15, 1999, page 2 Anna Irene Schilling Anna Irene Schilling of Stevenson died Sept. 5, 1999, at Hood River Memorial Hospital of natural causes. She was 84. She was born March 28, 1915, in Astoria, Ore., to Astrid (Fanis) and Iver Oren. After high school she moved to Portland and met Lester Schilling, whom she married June 17, 1932, in Trout Lake, Wash. The couple lived most of their married life in B.Z. Corners where they raised five children. They moved to Stevenson in 1977. Mrs. Schilling loved quilting, crocheting, crafts, reading, gardening, and adored flowers. She loved the ocean and liked to go clamming and cook them on the beach. Friends regarded her as a very kind woman. Survivors include her husband, Lester Schilling; a son, Kenneth Schilling of Tigard, Ore.; daughters, JoAn Hughes of Tigard, Diane King of Cornelius, N.C., Deloris Vassalto and Norma Stein Stevenson; 18 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren and 8 great-great-grandchildren. Services were held Sept. 9 at White Salmon Cemetery. Gardner Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Donations may be sent to local blood banks or a diabetes foundation.	Schilling, Anna Irene Oren (I185809)
12938	The Spokesman-Review Sat, Feb 01, 1997 Page 5 Virginia Otness Spokane -Service for Virginia P. Otness, 93, is set for 3 p.m. today at Ball and Dodd Funeral Home-South. Born in Clear Springs, Md., Mrs. Otness died Thursday. She graduated from high school in Maryland and received her nurse training at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C., and Harborview Hospital in Seattle. She received a master of nursing degree from the University of Washington. * She moved to Spokane 50 years ago and worked for 30 years as a school nurse. She retired in 1969. She was a member of the Spokane Woman's Club and the Order of the Eastern Star. Her husband of seven years, Roy Otness, died in 1939. Mrs. Otness is survived by two daughters, Mary Chandler of Spokane and Sally Otness of Hayden Lake, Idaho; two grandsons and five great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to the Spokane Woman's Club.	Otness, Grace Virginia Perry (I201031)
12939	The Star-Mirror, Moscow, Idaho, July 1, 1915: "Mrs. Gertrude Otness, a pioneer of Latah county, died [Monday, June 28] at the family home in Moscow, death being due to a long illness. The deceased was known among a wide circle of friends in this vicinity. She was a native of Norway and was 45 years of age. In the hopes of benefitting her health she accompanied her husband to Germany two years ago. The deceased is survived by a husband, one son and two daughters. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday from the Norwegian Lutheran church on Sixth street of which she was a devoted member."	Hestnes, Gertrude Hestness Otness f (I201023)
12940	The following provided by Find A Grave contributor Bess Jr: Great Falls Tribune (Great Falls, Montana) - Thursday, January 1, 1981 - Page 14. OBITUARY Harry Wallace Services for Harry Wallace, 79, 1817 Beech Drive, retired treasurer of Montana Flour Mills, will be Saturday at 11 a.m. in Croxford's Chapel with the Reverend Reid Seastrand officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Wallace died Tuesday evening, December 30, 1980 in a local hospital. He was born at Westville, New Jersey and attended schools there before moving to Montana in 1915. He was married to Mollie Rustvold in July 3, 1935 in Great Falls. When he retired from Montana Flour Mills as treasurer in April 1966, Wallace had been employed there more than 33 years. He was an active member of the YMCA most of his life and had been an outstanding handball player. Wallace was state handball singles' champion in 1938 and held the state doubles' championship four different years. He had also been a member of the "Y" gymnastics team. Wallace was an avid hunter and fisherman, was a golf enthusiast and a member of Meadow Lark Country Club. His wife survives with one son, Robert Harry Wallace, of Wallace, Idaho; three grandchildren; and one sister, E. Ruth Webster, Great Falls.	Wallace, Harry (I200769)
12941	The following provided by Find A Grave contributor Bess Jr: Great Falls Tribune (Great Falls, Montana) - Tuesday, June 4, 1991 - Page 8. Albin V. Verzuh A memorial graveside service will be conducted at 4 p.m. Thursday in Highland Cemetery for longtime Conrad and Great Falls resident Albin Valentine Verzuh. Members of the Great Falls Elks Lodge, of which he was a life member, will conduct the service. Verzuh, 78, a master plumber, died of natural causes January 27, 1991 in a Kalispell hospital. He worked for Great Falls Meat Packing Company and operated Plumbing & Heating Business in Conrad and Choteau. He moved to the Flathead area in 1983.	Verzuh, Albin Valentine 'Al' (I200747)
12942	The funeral for Roy O. Heim will be at 4 p.m. Monday at Bethel Lutheran Church, with the Rev. Norman W. Wahl officiating. Burial will be at noon Tuesday in Oakwood Cemetery in Mora, Minn. Mr. Heim, 84, of Rochester, died Wednesday (May 27, 2009) at Samaritan Bethany Heights. Roy Oliver Heim was born March 15, 1925, in Ogilvie, Minn. He lived in Mora for many years before coming to Rochester in 1959. He worked as a sales representative for Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance for 34 years. During World War II he served in the Army in the European Theater. On Nov. 20, 1944, he married Pietje Osterdyk in Mora. She survives. Mr. Heim was a member of the Rochester American Legion and Bethel Lutheran Church, where he served as a church council member, congregational president, a Sunday School teacher, and was active in youth activities. He enjoyed woodworking, gardening, music and traveling. In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Randall (Louise) of Rochester and Stephan (Joan) of Louisville, Colo.; two daughters, Dianne (Robert) Swearengin of Eden Prairie, Minn., and Debbra Heim (spouse, Dr. Frank Prendergast) of Oronoco; nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild; two sisters, Cleone Fokken and Doris Mollet, both of Milaca, Minn.; and two brothers, Gordon (Helen) of Mora and Lyle (Julia) of North Little Rock, Ark. He was preceded in death by a son, Jerome "Jerry"; a brother, Julian; and a sister, Marian Strathe. Friends may call from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday at Bethel Lutheran Church. Memorials are preferred to the church. Ranfranz & Vine Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements.	Heim, Roy Oliver (I197369)
12943	The newspaper THE MOHALL NEWS dated November 12,1903, Vol II, No, 47, M.O. Hall, publisher. Several businessmen in Mohall were featured. The following, with a picture, was printed about Fredrik Fredrikson: " Sergeant Fredrik Fredrikson was born July 23, 1835 at Havne, North Trondhje, Norway, where he attended a common school education. He enlisted in the state militia, serving 6 years as a private, passing a favorable examination was promoted to sergeant, serving in this capacity for 14 years, making his military service 20 years. Receiving an honorable discharge from his military service, with his family emigrated to America, locating at Sauk Centre, Minnesota where he resided 3 years, then moved to Todd County, Minnesota where he resided 30 years, following farming. Sergeant Fredrikson with his family are now residents of Mohall, ND"	Brekken, Fredrik Fredriksen f (I26050)
12944	The obituary of Louis Gums in 1929 states that his daughter, Ida Weins, was a cook at the New Central Hotel in Peace. A letter from Ollie Gums states, ". . . Ida Weins daughter of Louis and Anna Gums was married to Joseph Weins, 1919. Joseph H. Weins was a veteran of World War I. One daughter passed on in infancy. They had 2 boys Raymond Eugene Weins and George Arnold Weins. They both served in World War II. Raymond was wounded in the Normandy invasion. Raymond worked at the sheet metal trade but is now retired. George worked for International Harvester Co. and is retired. He makes his home with me. Raymond, wife, and daughter live in Chicago. George has 3 daughters, 1 Minnesota, 1 California, 1 in Arizona. George's wife passed on 1977 . . ." Minnesota Birth Certificates Index 1900-1934 shows an unnamed daughter, born April 17, 1920, died April 20, 1920. Ida died in Minneapolis in 1960, and is buried at the Ft. Snelling National Cemetery, next to her husband, Joseph. Visiting Ollie and George in 1987 on the Mora farm, George stated that his parents had three or four children; one or two infant daughters who died in Granite Falls or Hector, Minnesota, and two sons, Raymond Eugene (born 1921) and George Arnold (born 1924). Raymond, a retired machinist, lives in Chicago and has one daughter, Roxy, living at home. George has three daughters; Kathleen Feltz of Los Altos, California, Ruth Yankee, now of Buffalo, Minnesota, and Janice D. Rogers of Elk River, Minnesota.	Weins, Ida Minnie Gums (I192942)
12945	Thea Spoonland, 96, Park River, N.D., died Tuesday Nov. 1, 1994, in St. Ansgar's Hospital, Park River. Thea Randine Dahl was born Oct. 4, 1898, in Vesta Township, Walsh County, N.D. the daughter of Knut and Aase (Ovnan) Dahl. She attended school in Walsh County and married Oscar Spoonland Oct. 17, 1922, in Grafton, N.D. They farmed in Rushford Township, Walsh County and moved to Park River in 1949. Oscar Spoonland died Aug. 5, 1963. She moved to Edmore (N.D.) Rest Home in 1992. She is survived by her son, Ambrose Spoonland, Park River; daughters, Doris (Mrs. Samuel) Librande, Farmington, N.M. and Joyce (Mrs. Severin) Spilde, Karlstad, Minn.; 13 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by brothers: infant Robert, Robert Oscar, Carl and Ed, and sister Clara. Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, 1994, in Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, Park River. Visitation: 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, 1994, in Tollefson Funeral Home, Park River and one hour before services in the church. Burial: Memorial Park Cemetery, Park, River.	Spoonland, Thea Randine Dahl (I207195)
12946	Thelma Fezler, 88, went to be with her Lord on Monday, March 31, 2008 at Good Samaritan Home in Arlington, Minn. She was a former resident at the Keystone Communities in Prior Lake. Thelma Fezler Thelma was born in Osakis, Minn. on March 8, 1920 to Theodore and Ida (Langlie) Bjerkan. She was a much loved daughter, sister, wife and mom and a dear friend to many. She had a beautiful smile and even when she could no longer talk to those around her, her smile lit up the room and let them know they were loved and appreciated. Thelma was a stay-at-home mom until her children were grown but when she was employed, those who worked with her loved her and very much appreciated her diligence in everything she did. Interment at Pleasant View Memorial Gardens, Burnsville	Fezler, Thelma Irma Bjerkan (I164141)
12947	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Nelson, Theodor Holm (I199172)
12948	Theodore Roosevelt (kallenavn «Teddy»[26][27], født 27. oktober 1858 i New York, død 6. januar 1919) var en amerikansk republikansk politiker. Han var USAs 26. president, 19011909. Han ble visepresident i 1901, og avanserte da president William McKinley ble myrdet samme år. Roosevelt ledet den progressive bevegelsen, og dannet Det progressive parti da han tapte presidentnominasjonen i Det republikanske parti i 1912. Les mer på: https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Roosevelt	Roosevelt, Theodore "Teddy" (I197451)
12949	Theodorus Daniel Strøm Holst kjøpte Rottingen gård, Frøya, Sør-Trøndelag, i 1845.1 Theodorus Daniel Strøm var smed, snekker og handelsmann på Frøya. Han eide Frøya bakeri. Han eide en tam oter som leverte fisk på kjøkkenet til husmora. Theodorus Daniel Strøm solgte Rottingen gård, Frøya, i 1879 men holdt igjen Kråkviken til bosted.	Holst, Theodorus Daniel Strøm (I67806)
12950	There are some differing accounts of "Merit's" Christian name, depending upon the source or record: Marit, Mariet, even Margaret. One Ancestry.com member, who also has provided a picture of Merit and Peder Karo on the site, documents her name as Marit Jostensen Reitan. A granddaughter was named Mariet Rose. Merit's parents are recorded as Anders Jostensen Vaagan or Vagereitan and Marie Evensdatter Lian by Ancestry.com members. Merit and Peder Karo married in Everett, Snohomish County, Washington on 08 May 1909. They are credited with 9 children by other Ancestry members: Andrew, twins Alf and Gertrude, Maria, Jennie, Edward, Harold, Florence Rose and Margaret. Their oldest son was born in Norway, and stayed at his grandparents Anders and Gjertrud Lilleli/Kaarø. Andrew later emigrated as well and arrived in Blaine, Whatcom County, Washington on 24 Dec 1929 per a U.S., Border Crossings from Canada to U.S., 1895 - 1960 record, he lists his father as Peder Karo but also lists his Norwegian grandfather as Anders J. Lilleli. The Peder and Merit Karo family resided in Sylvana, Snohomish County, Washington in 1910; Camano, Island County, Washington in 1920; rural Glenn County, California in 1930 and by 1940 they were living in Nucla, Montrose County, Colorado. Merit must have returned to Glenn County, California as that is where she died. Peder remained or returned back to Nucla. Perhaps Merit was visiting with a family member at the time of her death, or perhaps she was being nursed by a family member in Glenn County. Her married daughter Jennie was residing in rural Orland, Glenn County in the 1940's. Inscription Mother Karo. The Lord Liveth and Blessed be my Rock Psalms 18:46 Merit Reitan	Vaagan, Marit Andersdtr. Karo f (I15831)

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Test: Johan Sindnæs, Christopher Hovsæt, Ingbor Sindnæs, Marit Hovsæt, Ingbor
Hovsæt.

12902

Test: Johan Wuttudalen, Johan Aasen, Ole Wuttudalen, Giertrud Aasen,
Marit Wuttudalen.
Innrullert i sjølegden for Fosen med bustad Halten i 1809.

Vuttudal, Johan Gabrielsen Haltan f (I2597)

12903

Test: Jon Aune, Halvor Berg, Amund Aune, Kari ibid, Marit Brevigen.

Aae, Arnt Nilsen (I4023)

12904

Test: Jon Mercesnesse, Christopher Sagnesse, Sergiant Bloch, Maria Sagnesse,
Engbor Kalsnesse.

Merkesnes, Guru Jacobsdtr. (I4024)

12905

Test: Jon Snøsen, Lars Harrang, Marit Iversd Tverdal.

Snøsen, Christen Olsen Harrang f (I4094)

12906

Test: Lars Songlihaug, hans kone Ingebor Larsd og Rasmus Larsen Graven.

Snøsen, Ole Olsen Dørdal f (I4096)

12907

Test: Mons Kolderup, Sivert Sæteren, Peder Øren, Jomfru Kolderup, Kirstine
Løvaasen, Anne Holden.

Hollasagen, Lars Olsen (I20381)

12908

Test: Ole Andersen Aunum, Anders Andersen ibid, Johanna Pettersd Gangaas, Anne
Andersd Audflatten??, Elie Andersd Asbiørnslett.

Asbjørnslett, Ingeborg Iversdtr. (I3983)

12909

Test: Ole Fossen, Arnt Eriksen Søvasli, Eli Stephensd.

Snøsen, Ole Olsen (I4095)

12910

Test: Ole Liaamoeggen, Ole Larsen Ustøvne og hans kone Eli Nilsd.

Sæterbakk, Ole Iversen Volden f (I1101)

12911

Test: Ole Svorkdalsli?, Ingebrigt Reiten, Johanna Waavasli, Dordi Reiten og
Sigri Ingebrigtsd Reiten.

Songli, Dordi Jonsdtr. (I2362)

12912

Test: Peder Hovliksen Meeland, Ole Jonsen og Ingeborg Snøsen og Ane Andersd
Ødegaard.

Snøsen, Christen Olsen (I4093)

12913

Test: Sergiant Bloch, Esten Myren, Anders Mercesnesse, Jomfrue Eli gab.. Budde
Berit Sagnesse.

Merkesnes, Anders Jacobsen (I4019)

12914

Test: Sivert Hegstad, Arnt Selnes, Esten Selnes, Ingbor Selnes, Marit Hegstad.
Omkom i bruraforliset

Hegstad, Sivert Olsen (I2354)

12915

Test: Thomas Lossius, Torger Bjerkan, Lars Klevhaug, Madame H. Lossius,
Gunnild Bjerkan Og Beret Signes.

Løvås, John Larsen Myrhaug f (I424)

12916

Testamente av 19190711. 19230104 meddelte enkemannen m/attest nytt ekteskap

Selbæk, Anna Serine Larsdtr. Kvitland f (I13246)

12917

Testamenterte gården til Immanuel Lutheran Church

Oddan, John Olavus (I81113)

12918

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Clinton, Hillary Diane Rodham (I143329)

12919

The Billings Gazette
16 Feb 1977, Wed Page 6
Otness
Randi Otness, 97, of 1418 Ave. E., died Tuesday morning
at Yellowstone County Nursing Home.
She and her husband, John A. Otness, homesteaded near
Sidney in 1910. They had traveled to the
homestead by immigrant train,and ferried across the Missouri
River with all of their posses-sions on a horse-drawn hayrack.
She was a member of Pioneers of the West, and the Lutheran Church.
She was born Dec. 31, 1879 in Trondheim, Norway, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nils O.
Neergaard. When she was three years old, her family settled near Underwood, Minn, where
she attended schools. She furthered her education at Fergus Falls, Minn., to teach in
eastern North Dakotan schools.
She was married Jan. 21, 1903, in Fergus Falls. They farmed until her husband's death in
1943.
She lived for two years with a son in Renier National Park,
Wash.. and then made her home with a daughter at Watford City, N.D., and in Dickinson,
N.D.
They moved to Billngs in 1961.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd R. Good, of 1418
Ave. E.; two sisters, Mrs. Carl Iverson of Underwood. Minn. and Mrs. Anna Bollinger of
Wolford, .D.; three grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuaryis in charge of arrangements.
Burial Notes:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181863255/randi-otness
Johannes "John" Andersen Otness was christened on 23.Jul.1871 in Aure Kirke, Aure, MR.
He was confirmed on 02.Oct.1887 in Otnes Kirke, Valsøyfjord, MR. He emigrated from USA
in 1893. He was buried in 1943 in Sidney Cemtery, Sidney, Richland, MN, USA.
Notes for Johannes "John" Andersen Otness:
Hemneslekt I96532
Brukte John som fornavn og Otness som etternavn i USA.
Death Notes:
Montana dødssertifikat 1730
Burial Notes:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181863163/john-a-otness

Nergaard, Randi Otness f (I203101)

12920

The Billings Gazette (MT), 10 Nov 1967
Voje Services
Malta--Funeral services for August Martin Voje, 74, will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Bell Funeral Home chapel.
Mr. Voje was born Aug. 2, 1893, in Norman county, Minn. He had been a member of the Alpha Lodge No. 230, AF&AM at Hendrum, Minn., since 1923. He came to Phillips county in 1925 and farmed north of Whitewater until his retirement in 1957, when he came to Malta.
Survivors are two brothers, John Voje of Malta and Alfred Voje of Ada, Minn.

Voje, August Martin (I134606)

12921

The Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio on Sunday, Jan. 22, 1989, Page 16.

Nancy Holt Wikingstad, age 81, of Willowbrook Christian Home, Worthington, passed away on Saturday, January 21, 1989 in Riverside Methodist Hospital.

An ordained minister in the Spiritualist movement, she was a member of the First Spiritualist Temple.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Randolph Vikingstad; and son, Lynn. BeVier.

She leaves a brother, Altee P. Holt; a niece; nephew; and great-niece; and great-nephew.

Rutherford Chapel, N. High St., Columbus in care of arrangements.

https://firstspiritualisttemple.com/who-we-are

Wikingstad, Nancy Holt (I207892)

12922

The Columbus Evening Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio on Thursday, Aug 17, 1972, Page 44.

Randolph M. Wikingstad, age 57, of 848 Pauline Ave., died on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 1972 in Riverside Methodist Hospital.

An US Army World War II veteran, he retired from Civil Service Panama Canal Zone.

He leaves his wife, Nancy; mother, Mrs. Anna Marie Wikingstad; sisters, Ruth Marie Lakey, and Helen Ethridge, all in Sweetwater, TN; plus nieces; nephews; and many friends. He was preceded in death by step-son, Lynn H. BeVier; and his father, Kurt Wikingstad.

Services in Shoemaker Funeral Home, Cleveland & Manchester Avenues on Friday 2:30 p.m. Cremation to follow. Inurnment in Marlborough Cemetery near Delaware.

Wikingstad, Randolph Mathias (I207891)

12923

The Daily Astorian

Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Elmer C. Forseth

World War II veteran, 84

Elmer C. Forseth, 84, of Astoria, died Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009, in Astoria.

He was born July 10, 1925, in Astoria, to Lloyd and Marna Grotting Forseth.

He joined the U.S. Navy in 1943, and served on the aircraft carrier USS Sargent Bay until his discharge in April 1946.

In September of 1946, he married Florine Henningsen. She survives, residing in Astoria.

Mr. Forseth worked at Hauke's Sentry Market as a meatcutter for 34 years, retiring in 1987.

He was a member of the Clatsop Post 12 American Legion for 40 years. He was also a life-long member of First Lutheran Church.

In addition to his wife, he is survived by two daughters and a son-in-law, Bonnie Forseth of Tustin, Calif., and Julie and Don Durr of Tillamook; a daughter-in-law, Sandy Forseth of Rocklin, Calif.; three grandchildren, Renee Fitter of Doylestown, Pa., and Kevin Durr and Jodi Christensen and her husband, Allen, all of Tillamook; two great-granddaughters, Jade Dunn and Jasmyn Christensen of Tillamook; and a sister, Dorothy Meyer of Astoria.

He was preceded in death by a son, Rich Forseth, in 2007.

A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Greenwood Cemetery, 91569 Highway 202 in Astoria.

Memorial contributions may be given to First Lutheran Church, Lower Columbia Hospice or a charity of one's choice, in care of Caldwell's Luce-Layton Mortuary, 1165 Franklin Ave., Astoria, OR 97103.

Forseth, Elmer Clarence (I174993)

12924

The Daily Astorian newspaper
Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon
Friday, Oct. 23, 1953
OBITUARIES, Page 2
MARGRETE M. GROTTING
Death came in a local hospital at 7:20 p.m. Saturday to Mrs. Margrete Mathilde Grotting, wife of Edward Grotting, Rt. 2, box 122 and a resident of Astoria and vicinity for 51 years. She was 74. Mrs. Grotting had been in poor health for several years and became seriously ill last Monday.
Born March 28, 1879, in Vallersund, Norway, where she grew to womanhood, she came directly to Astoria in 1902. On January 7, 1905, she was married here to her surviving husband Edward Grotting. They continued to make their home in Astoria until 1914 when they moved to the present home in the Fernhill district. She was a long time member of the First Lutheran church and of the Ladies Aid society of the church.
Surviving her in addition to her husband are five sons, Isack and Peter Grotting, Astoria; Edward, John and Arne Grotting, Eureka, Calif., a daughter Mrs. Lloyd (Marna) Forseth, Rt. 2, Astoria, a sister, Mrs. Maria Norvick, Valdersund, Norway; 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Memorial chapel of the Hughes-Ransom mortuary.
The Rev. Hjalmar Storaasli, pastor of the first Lutheran church, will officiate and burial will be in Ocean View cemetery.
Serving as casket bearers will be the grandsons, Donald and Ronald Grotting, Leonard and Elmer Forseth, Stanley Lizon and a nephew, Einar Moen.

Grotting, Margrete Mathilde Wahl (I174989)

12925

The Daily Astorian newspaper
Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon
Monday, August 4, 1975
Page One

TWO MEN MISSING AFTER TUNA BOAT BURNS - Presumed drowned

Two men, one of them from Astoria, are missing and presumed dead after their 40-foot tuna fishing boat from Astoria burned and sank about 50 miles off Newport Sunday morning.

Missing are John Grotting, 62, Coos Bay, and his grandnephew, Randy Lizon, of Astoria. They were aboard the Signe S, anchored with a fleet of other tuna boats.

The U.S. Coast Guard presumes the two men abandoned the burning boat and subsequently drowned, a Coast Guard spokesman at Air Station Astoria said today.

A four-engine search plane from San Francisco, a helicopter from Astoria and a 62-foot boat from Newport went to the scene and searched without success for the missing men.

The Coast Guards first report from the tug "Seaspan" of Vancouver, B.C., who reported seeing flames at about 4:45 a.m. The Seaspan said it couldnt see any sign of life on the boat. The helicopter reached the scene at about 5:45 a.m. Rescuers were unable to board the boat because of the burning flames.

Three 55-gallon fuel drums at the stern eventually exploded, sinking the boat about three hours after the fire was reported.

The Coast Guard suspended the search for the missing men pending further developments.

Grotting, Johan Martin (I175001)

12926

The Daily Astorian newspaper
Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon
Thursday, April 8, 1971
OBITUARIES
CHRISTOPHER GROTTING
Christopher Grotting, 83, died in the Tillamook County Hospital where he had been a patient for the past four days. Prior to being hospitalized, Grotting had been a patient in a private home in Tillamook for the past five years.
Born Sept. 24, 1887, at Stoksund, Norway, the son of Christopher and Marit Ysland Grotting. He received his schooling there and as young man followed the fishing industry until coming to the United Sates in 1905, settling in Astoria where he fished and worked in the area sawmills. In 1912 he returned to Norway where he was married to Helga Kverndal May 20, 1917. Mrs. Grotting died here in April, 1969. In 1922 the Grottings returned to Astoria where he returned to fishing and also longshored.
Grotting was a member of the Sons of Norway and the Scandinavian Benevolent Society.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Clifford (Ingaborg) Crawford, San Gabriel, Calif.; two sisters, Kristine Ronne and Elizabeth Ysland, both in Norway and one brother, Martin, in Norway; a nephew, Ole Kverndal, Astoria and a niece, Mrs. Myrna (sh/be Marna) Forseth, Astoria besides numerous other nieces and nephews both here and in Norway; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Information regarding services being planned for the graveside at Oceanview Cemetery at 2 p.m. Monday are being announced by the Hughes-Ransom Mortuary, Astoria.

Grotting, Kristoffer Kristoffersen (I175007)

12927

The Daily Astorian newspaper
Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon
Thursday, July 17, 1975
Page 2

ASTORIAN DIES OF HEART ATTACK

A 66-year-old (sic) Astoria man suffered a heart attack at the wheel of his car Wednesday afternoon in downtown Astoria and was pronounced dead on arrival at Columbia Memorial Hospital.

Peter K. Grotting, 453 Eleventh, Astoria, was rushed to the hospital after a minor collision at Commercial Street near Thirteenth.

Grotting reportedly slumped at the wheel of his eastbound car and struck a car being parked on Commercial by Gladys C. Utzinger, 43, of 161 SW Fifth, Astoria.

Mrs. Utzinger was unhurt and damage was minor to both cars.
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Daily Astorian
Friday, July 18, 1975
Obituaries, Page 7

PETER K. GROTTING

A lifetime Astoria resident, Peter K. Grotting, 68, of 453 11th, died Wednesday in Astoria.

The son of Edward and Margaret Wahl Grotting, he was born Nov. 29, 1906, in Astoria. He received his education at the Fernhill school. He worked for a short time receiving fish for a local cannery and then went to work on the pilot boat and became a well-known and skilled dory operator.

He served in the Merchant Marine during World War II and then returned to Astoria and worked on two boats on the river for many years. He retired several years ago and had currently been working as a night watchman for Bumble Bee Seafoods.

Mr. Grotting was a member of B.P.O.E. No. 180, Astoria.

Surviving are three brothers, Edward Grotting, Astoria, Arne Grotting, Crescent City, Calif., and John Grotting, Coos Bay; a sister, Marna Forseth, Astoria; and numerous nieces and nephews.

Grotting, Peter Karl (I174995)

12928

The Daily Astorian newspaper
Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon
Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1957
Page One
DEAD MAN PIONEER IN REGION
The body of Edward Grotting, 79, was found Monday morning about 700 feet from the point where he had left his small skiff in which he went duck-hunting early Sunday.
Sheriffs Deputy Carl Bondietti, who assisted in the search for the aged man, said Grotting had apparently succumbed to a heart attack after walking the distance on Marys Island above the maritime base on the Columbia.
Grottings gun was fully loaded and had not been fired, indicating that the hunter collapsed and died shortly after he started on the hunt, Bondietti said.
PIONEER HERE
Grotting was a pioneer troll fisherman, being one of the first who ventured across the bar in their gillnet boats. Grotting and a handful of other fishermen, made their own spoons and tackle for the infant industry which has since grown to its present size.
A native of Lensvik, Norway, he was born there, the son of Christopher and Marit Ysland Grotting, and grew to manhood there and in 1902, came to Brainard, Minn., where he worked in logging camps and on farms for about tow years.
Grotting came to Astoria in 1904 when he began gillnet fishing in the old sailboat days. It was about 1907 when he and a few other hardy and daring fishermen ventured out across the Columbia river bat to pioneer the present troll fishing industry.
Grotting was married in Astoria on January 7, 1905, to Margaret Wahl and with her established their home in Astoria. In 1914, the family moved to the John Day district, becoming one of the early settlers in that area. Mrs. Grotting died here in1953.
A fisherman during most of his lifetime, Grotting has fished several seasons in Alaska. He made two trips with his daughter, recently returning from their five-month trip. [Probably this meant a trip to Norway, not Alaska.] He was a member of the Sons of Norway lodge.
Surviving are the daughter, Mrs. Lloyd (Marna) Forseth, route 2, box 70, Astoria (John Day), with whom Grotting had lived in recent years; five sons, Peter and Edward, Morro Bay, Calif; Isak, John and Arne Grotting, Eureka, Calif., three brothers, Chris Grotting, Astoria; Ole Grotting, Portland, and Martin Grotting, Trondheim, Norway; two sisters, Mrs. Kristine Grotting and Mrs. Elizabeth Ysland, also in Trondheim; 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Among more distant relatives is a nephew, Helger Kverndal of Astoria.
Details of services which are being planned for Friday afternoon, will be announced by the Hughes-Ransom Mortuary.
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The Daily Astorian newspaper
Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon
Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1957
OBITUARIES, Page 2
EDWARD GROTTING
Services for Edward Grotting, 79, who died Sunday while duck hunting, will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Memorial Chapel of the Hughes-Ransom mortuary.
The Rev. H. Storaasli, pastor of the First Lutheran church, will officiate and burial will be beside his late wife, Margaret, in the family plot in Ocean View cemetery.
Serving as casket bearers will be Einar Moen, Eugene Kverndal, Elmer Forseth, Leonard Forseth, Stanley Lizon and Dennis Grotting.

Grøtting, Johan Edvard Kristoffersen (I94338)

12929

The Daily Inter Lake, Kalispell, Mont. 27 Aug 1975
Olaf M. Tangen

Olaf M. Tangen, 92, of Kalispell, died in Kalispell Tuesday afternoon.
He was born Nov. 1, 1882, in Norway. He had received his education and spent his early life in Norway and about 1908 he came to the United States.
On Sept. 19, 1910, he was married to Elisabeth Rosto in Duluth, Minn. The couple had lived in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, for a time, and in 1929 they moved to the Flathead Valley.
Mr. Tangen was a cabinet maker and had worked in Columbia Falls for a number of years before establishing his own business in Kalispell which he operated until his retirement.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Elisabeth, on May 8, 1972, and since that time had made his home at the Immanuel Lutheran Home.
He is survived by one son, John Tangen, of Seattle, Wash.; and two grandchildren.
Private graveside rites and burial will be conducted at the Conrad Memorial Cemetery at 1:30 Wednesday with the Rev. H. Peder Waldum, pastor of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church officiating.

Tangen, Olaf Neliussen (I185960)

12930

The Daily Inter Lake, Kalispell, Mont., 10 May 1972
Elisabeth Tangen Dies Monday; Service Private
Mrs. Elisabeth O. Tangen, 88, died at her home, 641 Second Ave. E., Monday. She was born Feb. 26, 1884, at Trondheim, Norway. She had received her education in Norway and as a young woman came to the United States.
Sept. 19, 1910, she married Olaf Tangen at Duluth, Minn. The couple then moved to Lethbridge, Alberta, where they lived until 1929, when they moved to the Flathead Valley and have lived here since. Mrs. Tangen was of the Lutheran faith.
She is survived by her widower, Olaf, at the family home; one son, John Tangen, Seattle; two grandchildren; two brothers and one sister in Norway.
Private funeral services were conducted in the Johnson chapel this morning. The body was forwarded to Spokane for cremation.

Røstø, Elisabeth Oline Augustinusdtr. Tangen f (I32066)

12931

The Daily World
Aberdeen, WA
Sunday, April 14, 2013

Obituary
Lynnette K. Pellegrini

Lynnette K. Pellegrini, 65, a longtime Harborite, died on Thursday, April 11, 2013, at her Hoquiam home.

A celebration of her life will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 4, 2013, at the Hoquiam Elks Lodge, 624 K Street.

Private internment will be held later at the Bay View Cemetery in Mount Vernon.

Arrangements are by the Coleman Mortuary in Hoquiam. Those who wish are invited to record their thoughts for the family by signing the on-line register at www.colemanmortuary.net.

Pellegrini, Lynnette Kalso (I203233)

12932

The Fargo Forum, Daily Republican, and Moorhead Daily News
Thu, Sep 09, 1954 Page 16

Hillsboro Rites For Anton Olmo HILLSBORO, N. D.
-
Funeral service for Anton Olmo, 84, resident here nearly 50 years,
will be at 2 Friday in Our Savior's Lutheran Church,
The Rev. C.F. Savereide will officiate with Halverson Funeral Home in charge.
Mr. Olmo died Monday.
Born at Tritton, Norway, July 28, 1870, he came to Hillsboro in 1906 and had
resided here since except for a return trip to Norway where he married Randina Berg
They made their home in Hillsboro, Mr. Olmo being employed as a carpenter.
Besides his wife he leaves two sons, Arvid and Waldemar:
a daughter, Mrs. Adolph Arneson, and two grandchildren, all of Hillsboro.

Olmo, Anton Arntsen (I203499)

12933

The June 3, 1910 Devils Lake World News Paper, has a small article about Lloyd Halvorson, son of Mr. & Mrs. H Halvorson, who lost a son that was one year, 10 months and was buried at the Linstad cemetery (aka Vang).

Halvorson, Lloyd Joseph (I203235)

12934

The Palmer Journal, June 26, 1930, page 1, transcribed by Linda Berney

Well Known Physician Dies -

Dr. O. Grotham (sic) of St. Paul, passed away at a hospital in Omaha, June 19, aged 70 years and nine months.

Although born in Norway, most of Dr. Grotham's life was spent in Howard County.

When in his prime, Dr. Grotham was considered one of the most skillful surgeons in the state.
*******

From the Headlight by Headlight Publishing Co., 1899, transcribed by Linda Berney:

Dr. O. Grothan is a native of Norway and when 12 years of age came to America and attended school for seven years. He then returned to his native country and attended school three years, after which he returned to America, locating in Louisville, Ky., where he attended college and graduated in medicine, class of 86. He then came to Nebraska, locating at Scotia, where he successfully practiced his profession five years, when he located at St. Paul. In 93 he took a course at Rush Medical College, Chicago, graduating from that institution in 94. He has built up an extensive practice and is one of the most progressive and successful physicians and surgeons in the West, as well as a leader of prominence in the politics of the State, and has been highly honored by his fellow citizens in many ways. Although a Democrat, residing in a Republican district, he was elected to the State Senate in 96 and served with distinction…..

On June 25, 1898 he was appointed surgeon of the Third Nebraska volunteer infantry, with the rank of major, by Gov. Holcomb, and served until the regiment was mustered out May 11, 1899. Upon his return from the war he resumed his practice, which reaches far beyond his county and even to other states. He is also local surgeon of the B&M R.R., a member of the State Board of Health, and was appointed a delegate to the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States for 1899 by the Governor of Nebraska.

Grøtan, Ole Knutsen (I29548)

12935

The SS Kinshan was 2,860 ton steamer which ran between Hong Kong and Canton. She was captured by the Japanese in WW2 and became the "Hachian Maru". She was sunk by USS Thresher, Dec. 30 1942.
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HONGKONG-CANTON LINE.

S.S. " HONAM," 2,363 tons, Captain H. D. Jones.
S.S. POWAN," 2,338 tons, Captain G. F. Morrison, R. N. R.
S.S. FATSHAN," 2,260 tons, Captain A. W. Dixon.
S.S. " HANKOW," 3,073 tons, Captain C. V. Lloyd.
S.S. " KINSHAN," 2,860 tons, Captain J. J. Lossius.
Departures from Hongkong to Canton daily at 8 a. m. (Sunday excepted), and

at 5.30 p. m. (Saturday excepted).
Departures from Canton to Hongkong daily at 8 a. m. and 5. p. m.

(Sunday excepted).

These Steamers, carrying His Majesty's Mails, are the largest and fastest on the

River. Special attention is drawn to their Superior Saloon and

Cabin Accommodation.

Lossius, Jacob Johan (I73092)

12936

The Service of Remembrance for Irene Olsen, age 87, of Elgin, ND will be at 1:30 p.m. MDT on Monday, June 8, 2009 at the Evanson Jensen Funeral Home in Elgin, ND (updated). Pastor Dale Carmen will officiate and the cremains wilf be buried at a later date in the Bethesda Lutheran Cemetery.
Special music will be provided by Patsy Hauge, organist.
IRENE BARTLETTwas born Maren 16, 1922 in Omaha, Nebraska- She was born with twin brother Edwin to John and Ada (Myers) Bart lett. Irene grew up and attended school in Omaha, and at an early age began doing domestic work. She was united in marriage to Oren Anderson in 1942 at Pine Bluffs, WY. They lived in Albin, Wyoming where Irene worked as a waitress and Oren was enlisted into the U.S. Army, Three children were born to this union, Jerri, Norma Jean, and Dorothy Elaine. Irene continued working as a waitress,
She was united in marriage to Oscar A. Olson Sr. on May 28, 1953 in Nebraska. One son Oscar A, Jr. was born to this union. Irene moved with her family to the Olson ranch south of Leith, North Dakota. She enjoyed the ranching, raising chickens, and milking her Ayrshires. Oscar Sr passed away in January of 1969. In the fall, she moved with her son into Elgin.
She loved doing crafts, especially crocheting. She enjoyed working on the computer and loved dancing.
Irene passed away on Saturday morning, May 30, 2009 at the Jacobson Memorial Hospital in Elgin.
Grateful for having shared in her life are her son and daughter-in-law, Oscar A. Jr. and Betty Olson, Colorado Spnngs, CO; three daughters, Norma Jean Anderson. Absarokee, MT, Jerri Theurer, Elgin, ND and Dorothy Elaine Anderson, Hastings, Ml; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren
and one brother and sister-in-law, Eimer and Lila Bartlett, Freemont, NE.
Irene was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Oscar Sr.; five brothers, Harold and Roy Antisdel, John, Everett and her twin brother Edwin Bartlett.
Visitation wiil be from 1:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 7 at the Evanson Jensen Funeral Home in Elgin.
A memorial has been established.

Bartlett, Irene Olson f (I176574)

12937

The Skamania County Pioneer, Stevenson, WA., September 15, 1999, page 2

Anna Irene Schilling

Anna Irene Schilling of Stevenson died Sept. 5, 1999, at Hood River Memorial Hospital of natural causes. She was 84. She was born March 28, 1915, in Astoria, Ore., to Astrid (Fanis) and Iver Oren. After high school she moved to Portland and met Lester Schilling, whom she married June 17, 1932, in Trout Lake, Wash. The couple lived most of their married life in B.Z. Corners where they raised five children. They moved to Stevenson in 1977. Mrs. Schilling loved quilting, crocheting, crafts, reading, gardening, and adored flowers. She loved the ocean and liked to go clamming and cook them on the beach. Friends regarded her as a very kind woman. Survivors include her husband, Lester Schilling; a son, Kenneth Schilling of Tigard, Ore.; daughters, JoAn Hughes of Tigard, Diane King of Cornelius, N.C., Deloris Vassalto and Norma Stein Stevenson; 18 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren and 8 great-great-grandchildren. Services were held Sept. 9 at White Salmon Cemetery. Gardner Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Donations may be sent to local blood banks or a diabetes foundation.

Schilling, Anna Irene Oren (I185809)

12938

The Spokesman-Review
Sat, Feb 01, 1997 Page 5

Virginia Otness Spokane

-Service for Virginia P. Otness, 93, is
set for 3 p.m. today at Ball and Dodd
Funeral Home-South.
Born in Clear Springs, Md., Mrs.
Otness died Thursday.
She graduated from high school in
Maryland and received her nurse
training at Walter Reed Hospital in
Washington, D.C., and Harborview
Hospital in Seattle. She received a
master of nursing degree from the
University of Washington.
* She moved to Spokane 50 years
ago and worked for 30 years as a
school nurse. She retired in 1969.
She was a member of the Spokane
Woman's Club and the Order of the
Eastern Star.
Her husband of seven years, Roy
Otness, died in 1939.
Mrs. Otness is survived by two
daughters, Mary Chandler of
Spokane and Sally Otness of Hayden
Lake, Idaho; two grandsons and five
great-grandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be
made to the Spokane Woman's Club.

Otness, Grace Virginia Perry (I201031)

12939

The Star-Mirror, Moscow, Idaho, July 1, 1915: "Mrs. Gertrude Otness, a pioneer of Latah county, died [Monday, June 28] at the family home in Moscow, death being due to a long illness. The deceased was known among a wide circle of friends in this vicinity. She was a native of Norway and was 45 years of age. In the hopes of benefitting her health she accompanied her husband to Germany two years ago. The deceased is survived by a husband, one son and two daughters. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday from the Norwegian Lutheran church on Sixth street of which she was a devoted member."

Hestnes, Gertrude Hestness Otness f (I201023)

12940

The following provided by Find A Grave contributor Bess Jr:

Great Falls Tribune (Great Falls, Montana) - Thursday, January 1, 1981 - Page 14.
OBITUARY
Harry Wallace

Services for Harry Wallace, 79, 1817 Beech Drive, retired treasurer of Montana Flour Mills, will be Saturday at 11 a.m. in Croxford's Chapel with the Reverend Reid Seastrand officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery.

Wallace died Tuesday evening, December 30, 1980 in a local hospital. He was born at Westville, New Jersey and attended schools there before moving to Montana in 1915. He was married to Mollie Rustvold in July 3, 1935 in Great Falls. When he retired from Montana Flour Mills as treasurer in April 1966, Wallace had been employed there more than 33 years.

He was an active member of the YMCA most of his life and had been an outstanding handball player. Wallace was state handball singles' champion in 1938 and held the state doubles' championship four different years. He had also been a member of the "Y" gymnastics team. Wallace was an avid hunter and fisherman, was a golf enthusiast and a member of Meadow Lark Country Club.

His wife survives with one son, Robert Harry Wallace, of Wallace, Idaho; three grandchildren; and one sister, E. Ruth Webster, Great Falls.

Wallace, Harry (I200769)

12941

The following provided by Find A Grave contributor Bess Jr:

Great Falls Tribune (Great Falls, Montana) - Tuesday, June 4, 1991 - Page 8.

Albin V. Verzuh

A memorial graveside service will be conducted at 4 p.m. Thursday in Highland Cemetery for longtime Conrad and Great Falls resident Albin Valentine Verzuh.

Members of the Great Falls Elks Lodge, of which he was a life member, will conduct the service.

Verzuh, 78, a master plumber, died of natural causes January 27, 1991 in a Kalispell hospital.

He worked for Great Falls Meat Packing Company and operated Plumbing & Heating Business in Conrad and Choteau. He moved to the Flathead area in 1983.

Verzuh, Albin Valentine 'Al' (I200747)

12942

The funeral for Roy O. Heim will be at 4 p.m. Monday at Bethel Lutheran Church, with the Rev. Norman W. Wahl officiating. Burial will be at noon Tuesday in Oakwood Cemetery in Mora, Minn.

Mr. Heim, 84, of Rochester, died Wednesday (May 27, 2009) at Samaritan Bethany Heights.

Roy Oliver Heim was born March 15, 1925, in Ogilvie, Minn. He lived in Mora for many years before coming to Rochester in 1959. He worked as a sales representative for Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance for 34 years. During World War II he served in the Army in the European Theater.

On Nov. 20, 1944, he married Pietje Osterdyk in Mora. She survives.

Mr. Heim was a member of the Rochester American Legion and Bethel Lutheran Church, where he served as a church council member, congregational president, a Sunday School teacher, and was active in youth activities. He enjoyed woodworking, gardening, music and traveling.

In addition to his wife, he is survived by two sons, Randall (Louise) of Rochester and Stephan (Joan) of Louisville, Colo.; two daughters, Dianne (Robert) Swearengin of Eden Prairie, Minn., and Debbra Heim (spouse, Dr. Frank Prendergast) of Oronoco; nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild; two sisters, Cleone Fokken and Doris Mollet, both of Milaca, Minn.; and two brothers, Gordon (Helen) of Mora and Lyle (Julia) of North Little Rock, Ark. He was preceded in death by a son, Jerome "Jerry"; a brother, Julian; and a sister, Marian Strathe.

Friends may call from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday at Bethel Lutheran Church.

Memorials are preferred to the church.

Ranfranz & Vine Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements.

Heim, Roy Oliver (I197369)

12943

The newspaper THE MOHALL NEWS dated November 12,1903, Vol II, No, 47, M.O. Hall, publisher. Several businessmen in Mohall were featured. The following, with a picture, was printed about Fredrik Fredrikson:
" Sergeant Fredrik Fredrikson was born July 23, 1835 at Havne, North Trondhje, Norway, where he attended a common school education. He enlisted in the state militia, serving 6 years as a private, passing a favorable examination was promoted to sergeant, serving in this capacity for 14 years, making his military service 20 years.
Receiving an honorable discharge from his military service, with his family emigrated to America, locating at Sauk Centre, Minnesota where he resided 3 years, then moved to Todd County, Minnesota where he resided 30 years, following farming. Sergeant Fredrikson with his family are now residents of Mohall, ND"

Brekken, Fredrik Fredriksen f (I26050)

12944

The obituary of Louis Gums in 1929 states that his daughter, Ida Weins, was a cook at the New Central Hotel in Peace.

A letter from Ollie Gums states, ". . . Ida Weins daughter of Louis and Anna Gums was married to Joseph Weins, 1919. Joseph H. Weins was a veteran of World War I. One daughter passed on in infancy. They had 2 boys Raymond Eugene Weins and George Arnold Weins. They both served in World War II. Raymond was wounded in the Normandy invasion. Raymond worked at the sheet metal trade but is now retired. George worked for International Harvester Co. and is retired. He makes his home with me. Raymond, wife, and daughter live in Chicago. George has 3 daughters, 1 Minnesota, 1 California, 1 in Arizona. George's wife passed on 1977 . . ." Minnesota Birth Certificates Index 1900-1934 shows an unnamed daughter, born April 17, 1920, died April 20, 1920.

Ida died in Minneapolis in 1960, and is buried at the Ft. Snelling National Cemetery, next to her husband, Joseph. Visiting Ollie and George in 1987 on the Mora farm, George stated that his parents had three or four children; one or two infant daughters who died in Granite Falls or Hector, Minnesota, and two sons, Raymond Eugene (born 1921) and George Arnold (born 1924). Raymond, a retired machinist, lives in Chicago and has one daughter, Roxy, living at home. George has three daughters; Kathleen Feltz of Los Altos, California, Ruth Yankee, now of Buffalo, Minnesota, and Janice D. Rogers of Elk River, Minnesota.

Weins, Ida Minnie Gums (I192942)

12945

Thea Spoonland, 96, Park River, N.D., died Tuesday Nov. 1, 1994, in St. Ansgar's Hospital, Park River.

Thea Randine Dahl was born Oct. 4, 1898, in Vesta Township, Walsh County, N.D. the daughter of Knut and Aase (Ovnan) Dahl. She attended school in Walsh County and married Oscar Spoonland Oct. 17, 1922, in Grafton, N.D. They farmed in Rushford Township, Walsh County and moved to Park River in 1949. Oscar Spoonland died Aug. 5, 1963. She moved to Edmore (N.D.) Rest Home in 1992.

She is survived by her son, Ambrose Spoonland, Park River; daughters, Doris (Mrs. Samuel) Librande, Farmington, N.M. and Joyce (Mrs. Severin) Spilde, Karlstad, Minn.; 13 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by brothers: infant Robert, Robert Oscar, Carl and Ed, and sister Clara.

Services: 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5, 1994, in Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, Park River.

Visitation: 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4, 1994, in Tollefson Funeral Home, Park River and one hour before services in the church.

Burial: Memorial Park Cemetery, Park, River.

Spoonland, Thea Randine Dahl (I207195)

12946

Thelma Fezler, 88, went to be with her Lord on Monday, March 31, 2008 at Good Samaritan Home in Arlington, Minn. She was a former resident at the Keystone Communities in Prior Lake. Thelma Fezler
Thelma was born in Osakis, Minn. on March 8, 1920 to Theodore and Ida (Langlie) Bjerkan. She was a much loved daughter, sister, wife and mom and a dear friend to many. She had a beautiful smile and even when she could no longer talk to those around her, her smile lit up the room and let them know they were loved and appreciated. Thelma was a stay-at-home mom until her children were grown but when she was employed, those who worked with her loved her and very much appreciated her diligence in everything she did. Interment at Pleasant View Memorial Gardens, Burnsville

Fezler, Thelma Irma Bjerkan (I164141)

12947

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Nelson, Theodor Holm (I199172)

12948

Theodore Roosevelt (kallenavn «Teddy»[26][27], født 27. oktober 1858 i New York, død 6. januar 1919) var en amerikansk republikansk politiker. Han var USAs 26. president, 19011909. Han ble visepresident i 1901, og avanserte da president William McKinley ble myrdet samme år. Roosevelt ledet den progressive bevegelsen, og dannet Det progressive parti da han tapte presidentnominasjonen i Det republikanske parti i 1912.

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Roosevelt, Theodore "Teddy" (I197451)

12949

Theodorus Daniel Strøm Holst kjøpte Rottingen gård, Frøya, Sør-Trøndelag, i 1845.1 Theodorus Daniel Strøm var smed, snekker og handelsmann på Frøya. Han eide Frøya bakeri. Han eide en tam oter som leverte fisk på kjøkkenet til husmora.
Theodorus Daniel Strøm solgte Rottingen gård, Frøya, i 1879 men holdt igjen Kråkviken til bosted.

Holst, Theodorus Daniel Strøm (I67806)

12950

There are some differing accounts of "Merit's" Christian name, depending upon the source or record: Marit, Mariet, even Margaret. One Ancestry.com member, who also has provided a picture of Merit and Peder Karo on the site, documents her name as Marit Jostensen Reitan. A granddaughter was named Mariet Rose.

Merit's parents are recorded as Anders Jostensen Vaagan or Vagereitan and Marie Evensdatter Lian by Ancestry.com members.

Merit and Peder Karo married in Everett, Snohomish County, Washington on 08 May 1909. They are credited with 9 children by other Ancestry members: Andrew, twins Alf and Gertrude, Maria, Jennie, Edward, Harold, Florence Rose and Margaret. Their oldest son was born in Norway, and stayed at his grandparents Anders and Gjertrud Lilleli/Kaarø. Andrew later emigrated as well and arrived in Blaine, Whatcom County, Washington on 24 Dec 1929 per a U.S., Border Crossings from Canada to U.S., 1895 - 1960 record, he lists his father as Peder Karo but also lists his Norwegian grandfather as Anders J. Lilleli.

The Peder and Merit Karo family resided in Sylvana, Snohomish County, Washington in 1910; Camano, Island County, Washington in 1920; rural Glenn County, California in 1930 and by 1940 they were living in Nucla, Montrose County, Colorado.

Merit must have returned to Glenn County, California as that is where she died. Peder remained or returned back to Nucla. Perhaps Merit was visiting with a family member at the time of her death, or perhaps she was being nursed by a family member in Glenn County. Her married daughter Jennie was residing in rural Orland, Glenn County in the 1940's.

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Mother Karo. The Lord Liveth and Blessed be my Rock Psalms 18:46 Merit Reitan

Vaagan, Marit Andersdtr. Karo f (I15831)

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