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8001	Harald Stabell var en sentral skikkelse innenfor kunstlivet i Trondheim som aktiv kunstner, pedagog og drivkraft i Trondhjems Kunstforening i første halvdel av 1900-tallet. I ettertidens norske kunsthistorie står han først og fremst som en akvarellmaler på høyt nivå. Stabell vokste opp på gården Munkvold i Strinda i et kulturbevisst slektsmiljø. Han tok examen artium på katedralskolen i Trondheim 1893. Kunstnerambisjonene stod klare for ham allerede i gymnastiden, men han valgte likevel å skaffe seg en yrkesutdannelse og tok eksamen ved arkitektlinjen på Trondhjems Tekniske Læreanstalt 1897. Da hadde han allerede debutert som kunstner både i fødebyens kunstforening og på Høstutstillingen i Kristiania. I motsetning til norske kunststuderende flest drog Stabell til London, der han også kunne praktisere sitt yrke som arkitekt. Den engelske akvarelltradisjonen stod sterkt i europeisk sammenheng, men Stabells bilder ble berømmet for sin selvstendighet av britiske anmeldere da han stilte ut i storbyen og blant annet på prestisjetunge Royal Academy. Han var tidstypisk opptatt av japansk kunst og mottok også impulser fra jugendkunsten og den kjente amerikaneren James McNeill Whistler. Dette gav hans arbeider en annen karakter enn det man så innenfor de rådende strømninger her til lands, og det var nok grunnen til at akvarellene den gang ikke ble akseptert av innkjøpskomiteen i Nasjonalgalleriet. Stabell foretok også kulturhistoriske studier av eldre ornamentikk i Storbritannia og fortsatte studiene med reiser til blant annet Hallingdal da han vendte hjem. Han var en av de mange arkitekter som ble engasjert under arbeidet med å gjøre Ålesund til en moderne jugendby etter bybrannen 1904, men fortsatte samtidig å utvikle sitt akvarellmaleri. Et av hans hovedverker, Våt sne i Ålesund havn, er fra dette oppholdet, og ble senere ervervet av den faste samlingen i Trondhjems Kunstforening. Samme institusjon kjøpte Fra gravplassen, Tunis, hvor formbehandlingen i det koloristisk lysende motivet gikk mot en viss dekorativ forenkling. Fra 1910 var Stabell igjen bosatt i Trondheim, og hans renommé som kunstner gjorde ham selvskreven som lærer og senere (fra 1918) professor i akt-, figur- og frihåndstegning på arkitektlinjen ved Norges tekniske høgskole frem til 1945. I tillegg til en rad kull arkitektstudenter hadde han også to generasjoner unge trønderske kunstnere som elever, blant dem Inger Sitter. Ved siden av lærergjerningen tok Stabell også opp grafikken med fargetresnitt og litografier, og dette mediet fant nåde for Nasjonalgalleriets innkjøpskomité. I 1920-årene laget han en rekke portrettegninger, og flere av dem havnet i Victoria and Albert Museum i London. (geni.com)	Stabell, Harald Krohg (I164184)
8002	Harald Thaulow (født 12. september 1887 i Bærum, død 1971) var en norsk forfatter, skribent og hage-entusiast. Han var født i Bærum som sønn av maleren Frits Thaulow (1847 - 1906) og Alexandra Lasson (1862 - 1956). Fra 1894 til farens død i 1906 bodde Harald i kunstnerkolonier i Dieppe og Paris i Frankrike, og i London. Derefter ble det examen artium fra Halling skole, der kronprins Olav senere gikk, og jobb som privatsekretær for Sam Eyde, samtidig med studier som brakte ham til en embedseksamen i økonomi i 1911. Med anbefaling fra Fridtjof Nansen fikk han bli med Christian Leden på eskimofart i Canada og var fire år i Edmonton, det siste (1913) som honorær konsul for Norge i provinsen Alberta. Så ble det egen forretning i Kristiania. I 1923 etablerte han et reklamebyrå (i dag Thau Reklamebyrå) som han solgte i 1937 til Hans Chr. Seeberg (1904 - 1984). Han var først gift i 1916. I sitt andre ekteskap ble han i 1928 gift med Erna Wadel (kjent som Pus Thaulow, (1895 - 1985) som var matskribent og spaltist i Aftenposten. Ekteparet flyttet i 1945 til gården Hasla på Fevik ved Grimstad og fikk to barn. De skrev meget fra Hasla og var blant de første som engasjerte Ulf Aas (1919 - 2011) som illustratør. Harald Thaulow var over to meter høy og holdt en rekke kåserier i NRK Radio gjennom 1940- og 50-årene. Han ble kåret til ridder av Røde Kors på Cuba. (Wikipedia)	Thaulow, Harald (I128944)
8003	Harald Viggo Hansteen (født 13. september 1900 i Kristiania, henrettet 10. september 1941 i Oslo) var en norsk jurist og politiker. Som student var han med i etableringen av Mot Dag. Da samarbeidet mellom Mot Dag og Norges Kommunistiske Parti opphørte i 1929 ble han værende i NKP. Han ble høyesterettsadvokat i 1933 og juridisk konsulent for LO fra 1936. Etter den tyske okkupasjonen ble LOs lovlig valgte leder Konrad Nordahl avsatt og Jens Tangen innsatt som ny leder. Hansteen medvirket sterkt til å avverge Nasjonal Samlings forsøk på å vinne kontroll over LO. Hansteen ble sammen med klubbformann Rolf Wickstrøm henrettet den 10. september 1941 under unntakstilstanden som fulgte melkestreiken. På retterstedet, Oslo Østre skytterlags bane på Årvoll i Oslo, ble det i 1948 reist en minnebauta i granitt med bronserelieffer. Bautaen er utført av Nic Schiøll. Den har følgende inskripsjon: «Viggo Hansteen, Rolf Wickstrøm. De første offer i Norges frihetskamp 194045. Skutt av tyskerne 10. september 1941». Viggo Hansteen er også minnet ved at en parsell av Ring 3, Store ringvei rundt Oslo, fra Smestadkrysset til Slemdalsveien bærer hans navn. Hansteens enke Kirsten Hansteen ble i Einar Gerhardsens samlingsregjering i 1945 Norges første kvinnelige statsråd. Hansteen og Rolf Wickstrøm er gravlagt på Vår Frelsers gravlund. Hans oldefar var Christopher Hansteen, hans onkel var Kristofer Hansteen, grandtanten var Aasta Hansteen, og selv var han svoger til Karl Evang.[1] Viggo Hansteen og Rolf Wickstrøm har også fått to parallelle gater i Lillestrøm oppkalt etter seg. ( https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viggo_Hansteen )	Hansteen, Viggo Harald (I152912)
8004	Harald Wedel Jarlsberg (1811 - 97), den siste mann bosatt i Norge som hadde rett til å bære en norsk adelstittel. Han overtok morfaren Peder Ankers eiendommer, med unntak av Bogstad. Hans datter, overhoffmesterinne Elise Wedel Jarlsberg (1844 - 1923), var gift med statsminister Carl Otto Løvenskiold (1839 - 1916) til Vækerø, som overtok svigerfarens eiendommer; se Løvenskiold, norsk-dansk slekt. (www.snl.no)	Wedel-Jarlsberg, Harald (I95794)
8005	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Sivertsvik, Harald (I79707)
8006	Harald og Ingeborg hadde ingen barn.	Sivertsvik, Harald Petter (I79688)
8007	Harlan D. Moat died Monday, Oct. 5, 1992, at a Sioux City hospital. Services will be 10 a.m. Thursday at the Anderson-Perasso Funeral Home with the Rev. Lloyd Kamrath, pastor of the New Creations Ministries, officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation will be 3-8 p.m. today with the family present 6-8 p.m., at the funeral home, with a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Moat was born April 23, 1936, in Tracy, Minn., the son of Harvey and Martha (Andersen) Moat. He married Deanna Petersen Oct. 11, 1958, in Slayton, Minn. She died Oct. 12, 1987, in Sioux City. He married Connie Schleis Aug. 10, 1988, in Smithland, Iowa. He was employed as a meat cutter at IBP inc. in Dakota City, retiring in September 1991 because of poor health. The couple managed the Metz Apartments in Sioux City. He was an Army veteran of the Korean Conflict. Mr. Moat was a member of the First Southern Baptist Church in South Sioux City. Survivors include his wife; his mother, Martha Moat of Tracy, Minn.; two brothers, Orville of Tracy and Wayne of Sacramento, Calif.; three sisters, Ardyce Johnson of Tracy, Arleen Johannsen of Slayton, Minn., and Alyce Falin of Lexington, Ky.; a stepson, Kim Rubendall of Clinton, Iowa; a stepdaughter, Kathee Price of Mapleton, Iowa; and four step grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his father; two brothers, Orlan and Roger; and a sister, Audrey. --Sioux City Journal, Sioux City, Iowa, October 7, 1992	Moat, Harlan Dale (I171549)
8008	Harold Engman Oddan, Son of Ole Johan and Mary Sophie Vick Oddan, husband of Adrianah Jessie Reynoldson of Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada. Harold was served with the RCAF in WWII and lost his life when his plane, Lancaster KB713 419 squadron crashed Reninge-Lo-Reninge, West Flanders Belgium.... Takeoff at 22:00 hrs for an operation against the railway yards at Leuven. The aircraft was intercepted by night fighter pilot Unteroffizier Martin Siegel of the 2./NJG 2, who was flying a Ju 88. This was his 1st victory. Crew: Flying Officer Burdel Frank Edwards J/24293 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium Sergeant John Robert Carruthers 1590317 RAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium Flying Officer Robert Roy Campbell J/22573 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium Pilot Officer Peter Dewar J/88395 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium Pilot Officer Roy Stanley Smith J/89610 RCAF KIA Coxyde Military Cemetery Belgium Flying Officer Joseph Alexander Webber J/38164 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium Flying Officer Harold Engman Oddan J/38163 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium (contributor 47419676)	Oddan, Harold Engman (I207103)
8009	Harold Holten went to the west coast while wife Agnes & baby daughter Delores stayed at Palermo. This was in 1930. Harold had sold his horses & bought a new 1930 Pontiac for $500.00. When he returned one year later they moved to Hoople where Harold worked for farmer Leslie Hurt. In 1935 there was a house fire in Hoople & they were burned out. From there theymade a move to the west coast. [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed.5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Jun 20, 2005, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.111251.186]	Holten, Harold Oliver (I62839)
8010	Harold Kvande 1916-1992 Harold Kvande, 75, died at his rural Bagley home on Saturday, February 29, 1992, after a lengthy illness. Harold was born on April 6, 1916, in Breksted, Orlandit, Norway to Johan and Jona Kvande. He came to the United States with his family in 1925 and first settled in Hanska, Minnesota. The family moved to Bagley in 1927 and Harold has made his home here since. In 1937 he began a sailing career on the Great Lakes, sailing first on the W. E. Fitzgerald, then on the Bach Bay, the Bennington and finally the "Lagonda" where he served as 2nd mate and during the war years as Ensign in the Coast Guard. On October 29, 1943, he married Betty Rotzien in Bagley. He left the Great Lakes boats in 1947 and began farming near Bagley. He drove school bus for over 20 years and also worked for the A. S. C. S. He was an active member of Faith Lutheran Church, serving as a deacon, a Sunday School teacher and Luther League leader. He also worked with the Clearwater Day Activity Center and served on several co-op boards and on the Copley Township Board. Survivors include his wife, Betty of Bagley; one daughter, Denise of Mayer, Minnesota; one son, Roger of Rochester, Minnesota; two grandsons; two brothers, Severt of Bagley and Oscar of Clearbrook; three sisters, Magnild Peterson and Jenny Nordin, both of Bemidji and Solvig Gunning of Bagley; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a brother, Carl. His funeral will be Thursday, March 5, 1992, at 3 p.m. in the Faith Lutheran Church, Bagley, with Pastors Dennis Brovold and Mardy Schermerhorn officiating. Burial will be in the Bagley City Cemetery. Visitation will be on Wednesday from 3 to 8 p.m. at the Cease Funeral Home, Bagley, with a 7 p.m. prayer service. Pallbearers will be Orville Peterson, Rev. Kven Sanderson, Albert Toriseva, Kerry Jasperson, Axel Hogberg, Paul Highberg and Rock Bakken.	Kvande, Harold (I174617)
8011	Harold Lindquist, 89, died Jan. 19, 2019, at CHI St. Alexius Garrison Skilled Nursing Facility. A funeral service will be held at Our Savior Lutheran Church, Max, at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25. Harold Wesley Lindquist was born Nov. 19, 1929. He was the seventh of 10 children born to Carl Albert and Anna (Torgerson) Lindquist of Max. His older siblings are all deceased: Eileen Gunning Soley, Orville (wife, Edna, still living in Idaho), Marleys Curfman Hoch, Frances (Ervin) Brandt, Donald, and Walter (wife, Pauline, still living in Minot). He is survived by his three younger siblings: Clarice (husband, Al, deceased) Zimmerman, Boyd Wis., Duane (Shirlee), Tacoma, Wash., and Gordon Lindquist, Bottineau. He told many stories of his years in high school playing his favorite game, basketball! He graduated from Max High School in 1947, and was always proud to say he attended college in Wahpeton for a semester. Harold was friendly and talked to people wherever he was. He would drink co?ee all day long, and loved to say the only Norwegian phrase he knew Ka?e er det beste av alle jordiske drikker, which means Co?ee is the best of all earthly drinks. He was a pool shark and an excellent whist player, (who almost always granded). In 1950, he married Claryce Johnson, from Ruso. They had six children: Darlene (Jim) Wagner, Pueblo West, Colo.; Diane (Don) McCall, Waconia, Minn.; Jon Lindquist, who died in a ?re at age 21 in 1976; Joel (Vickie) Lindquist, Garrison; Michele McCown, Pueblo West, Colo.; and Lisa (John) Haugen, Garrison. Claryce and Harold lived in Max or on the farm southwest of Max for the duration of their 43 years of marriage. They were active in the Max community and Our Saviors Lutheran Church. Harold was the uno?cial caretaker of Zion Lutheran Cemetery for many years. Sunday afternoons were usually spent visiting and sharing meals with friends and extended family. Projects were sometimes completed, and vehicles often changed hands when Claryces brothers Bob (Lucille, deceased), Jerry (Mary), and Don (deceased) Johnson stopped by. Claryce survived cancer, but died of a heart attack in 1994. Harold worked for Burlington Northern Railroad from 1953 to 1974. He started his career as a fireman and later was promoted to engineer. He always spoke fondly of his time with the railroad, and the friends he made there. Harold farmed the Lindquist homestead until 1992, when he retired and John and Lisa took over the operation. He continued to live on the farm until 2014. In 2002 he proudly hosted a party to celebrate the designation as a Centennial Farm. Harold enjoyed animals and kept busy for a time with cows, miniature horses, and even a llama at one point. He dearly loved his farm dogs and cats. Harold found love again, and in 1998, he married Eleanor (Southam) Snyder, who is originally from Sherwood/Minot. Ellies children are: Bonnie Cree (deceased), Becky Rosborough, Kent (MJ) Snyder, Kelly (Jonella) Snyder, Kurt (Lisa) Snyder. These two families combined to make a lot of relatives! At the time they married, Harold and Ellie each had nine brothers and sisters, and five living children. Harold had 13 grandchildren and Ellie had 12. Of course the families continued to grow, with the combined current count of 31 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. They were fortunate to be able to do a lot of traveling in the ?rst 15 years of their marriage. They enjoyed dancing, and were members of the Moose, Eagles, and NW Polkateers. Harold enjoyed the many family gatherings and especially spoiling and entertaining the kids. All the grandchildren have memories of Grandpa shooting baskets with them, pulling them on sleds on the ice, and making a train of strollers and wagons he pulled behind the lawn mower. He taught many of them to play whist, and attended as many games, recitals, and concerts as he possibly could. For many years he documented their lives with his video camera. He was always a vocal supporter. When he had grandsons playing on opposite teams, he cheered for them both - loudly! Not all of Harolds years were happy ones. He was an alcoholic, and went through treatment many times before he ?nally achieved long-term sobriety starting in 1991. He attended AA regularly, was a sponsor many times, and found good friends while working the program. He was a fan of Martin Luther, and credited his response to the third article of the small catechism for helping him stay sober. Even after he lost his memory, he could still quote it. Music has always been loved by Harold, and his favorite job ever was being manager for his brother, Gordy Crazy Fingers Lindquist. He was so proud of his little brother, and he enjoyed sharing some of the limelight. Harold and Ellie were able to spend a few winters in Arizona, and that was a good opportunity to be there for many shows. When Harold was 83, it became evident that dementia was stealing his short-term memory. It was hard for him to lose his independence, and terrible to watch him be confused and depressed. They moved to Minot and Ellie took care of him as long as she could, then in March of 2018, he moved into CHI St. Alexius Garrison Skilled Nursing Facility, where he received excellent care. The sta? there treated him with compassion, and he oftentimes showed them his charm and humor. One skill Harold retained was the ability to play whist, which he did with great joy and much success this past Christmas. Harold continues to give of himself by donating his body to science. He made this decision many years ago, and his family proudly supports his gift. Bismarck Tribune-January 22, 2019	Lindquist, Harold Wesley (I202450)
8012	Harold's parents: Sivert Moe (b. January 1862 in Norway - d. 19 Sept 1940 in Chicago, IL) and Alide Marie Aakvik (b. 25 July 1861 in Awre, Norway - d. 9 August 1943 in Chicago, IL). Harold was an amazing carpenter. He made wonderful furniture. He built his granddaughter a doll house, and it even had a miniature hand-held telephone that actually had a dial that rotated. OBITUARY: Chicago Tribune - published Saturday, December 14, 1963 Harold E. Moe, Sr., beloved husband of Jane Cusack; fond father of Lenore (George) Fleming, Lois Jean (Clare) Simmon and Harold, Jr.; grandfather of Susan, Nancy, Dennis, and Karen; dear brother of Sigurd and Bjorn. Funeral at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park, Monday at 1:30 p.m. Interment Mount Olivet.	Moe, Harald Ingolf Edgar (I157972)
8013	Harriet Backer (født i 21. januar 1845 i Holmestrand, død 25. mars 1932) var en norsk maler. Hun er en av våre viktigste kvinnelige malere, og en av noen ganske få unike kvinnelige 1800-tallskunstnere. Hun er kjent for sine interiørmotiver og landskapsbilder. Bildene hennes er detaljrike og formidles med fyldige farger og stemningsfull lyssetting. Harriet Backer var en eldre søster av komponisten og pianisten Agathe Backer-Grøndahl. Harriet Backer ble født i Holmestrand, men flyttet som 12-åring med familien til Christiania. Der fikk hun utdannelse ved Johan Fredrik Eckersbergs malerkurs, samt Christen Brun og Knud Bergsliens malerskoler. Senere var hun elev av Eilif Peterssen og Léon Bonnat. Hun studerte i München (1874)(1878) og var tilknyttet Madame Trélats malerskole i Paris. Backer bodde i Paris (1878)(1888). Hun delte atelierleilighet sin venninne Kitty Kielland. Backer hadde sin debut på «Salonen» i 1880 med maleriet Solitude og hadde jevnlige sommeropphold i Norge. Hun flyttet tilbake til Norge i 1888 og nøt stor respekt som kunstner der, også blant de yngre malerne. Backer holdt sin første separatutstilling i Christiania Kunstforening i 1907. Harriet Backer arbeidet i realisme-tradisjonen innen malerkunsten, der hun regnes både som naturalist og en tidlig impresjonist. Hun var sentral i kretsen av Fleskum-malerne som møttes på Fleskum gård i Bærum sommeren 1886. Harriet Backer vant sølvmedalje på Verdensutstillingen i 1889 og fikk Kongens fortjenstmedalje i gull i 1908. Fra 1921 mottok hun Statens kunstnerlønn. Hun døde i sitt hjem 25. mars 1932 og er gravlagt på Vår Frelsers gravlund i Oslo. (Wikipedia)	Backer, Harriet (I116460)
8014	Harrison ?	Harrison, Marjorie Florense (I105268)
8015	Hars Aarvaag og Anders Rustlien	Familie: Knut Andersen Rustli / Brønnel Johnsdtr. Aarvaag (F2150)
8016	Harvey K. Bjerkan, 58, of Snohomish, died July 11, 2001 in a local hospital. He was born September 20, 1942 in Everett. Harvey was a 1960 graduate of Lincoln High School in Seattle and a graduate of Edison Technical School. He was a Navy veteran, serving a year in Antarctica. He had a life long passion in food service management for care centers, and loved to cook at home. Harvey was a strong Christian who was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Snohomish, serving on its many boards. He also did community volunteer work. He is survived by his wife Patricia of 32 years; son and daughter-in-law Chad and Cynthia Bjerkan of Bothell; daughter and son-in-law Tonya and Darrell Heike of Snohomish; mother Marjorie Bjerkan of Snohomish; and grandchildren Brian and Nicholas Heike. Visitation will be Monday, July 16, 9:00am-noon at Bauer Funeral Chapel, Snohomish. Graveside services will be 1:00pm Monday at Zion Lutheran Cemetery followed by the Memorial Service at 2:00pm at Zion Lutheran Church. Memorials are suggested to Zion Organ Fund, the American Cancer Society or a charity of choice. Published by The Herald (Everett) on Jul. 13, 2001.	Bjerkan, Harvey K. (I207339)
8017	Hattie Juanita Eastman, a lifelong resident of Klamath Falls, Oregon passed June 24th at the age of 91 with her children and family by her side. She was born in Klamath Falls to Orville and Christina Clark on May 30th, 1931. Hattie had a wonderful life with many close friends and family members. She married Robert Eastman in 1954 and leaves behind three children. Christina (Doug) Johnson, Danny (Amber) Eastman, and Brent Eastman along with five grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren, brother Jim Clark and sister Colleen Clark and many nieces and nephews, brother-in-law, and sisters-in-law. There was always a pot of coffee and warm conversation for all that visited her and Bob's home, which was a daily event for friends and family. She was proceeded in death by her parents and her husband Bob (2020). At Hattie's request, no services will be held. "A mother holds her children's hands for a while, their hearts forever." Published by Herald And News on Jul. 15, 2022.	Eastman, Hattie Juanita Clark (I203169)
8018	Haugen i 1865 - Haves paa Communens Regning.	Mortensdtr., Elen Maria (I29587)
8019	Haugen i 1899. Hennes 4de leiermål. (1899)	Larsen, Kristine (I34639)
8020	Haukvik i 1875	Aasgaard, Ane Marie Johnsdtr. Størset f (I31390)
8021	Haukvik i 1875	Haukvik, Anna Toresdtr. (I30949)
8022	Haukvik i 1900	Vinje, Carl Erik Olsen (I56721)
8023	Hausmann was awarded a knighthood in the Order of the Dannebrog 1709 and received the title geheimeråd (one of the King's circle of closest advisers) in 1716. In 1712 he became Commander-in-chief (the Commanding General) of the Army in Norway.	Hausmann, Caspar Herman (I97309)
8024	Havde mange aar mode forretning i Trondhjem. Hendes hjem var samlingsplads for slægtens ungdom, som hun holdt meget af. I 1889 ophørte hun med forretningen i Trondhjem og flyttede til Rostad og overtog bruget. Der var meget at rette paa efter 12 aars ødelæggende, ja ruinerende forpagtning. I 1892 flyttet hun til Kristiania. Efter tidligere indtrængende opfordring af sin broder statsminister Ole Richter, begynte hun her at samle til foreliggende stamtavle, hvilken det paa hendes gamle dage var hende en glæde at udgive.	Richter, Gurine (I111010)
8025	Havnearbeider i Trondheim. Han heiste det rene Norske flagget på Munkholmen i Trondheim i 1905. For dette fikk han et sølv lommeur m/ kjede.	Brevik, John Albert Olsen (I31523)
8026	He appears in the 1871 census at Brickendon, Hertfordshire, 1891 census at ,Clipsham, Rutland, England and the 1901 census at Welwyn, Hertfordshire, He died 12 SEP 1932 in London. He was knighted in 1925 for services drafting the property statutes 1922-5/London, London, England ( https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cherry-1431 )	Cherry, Benjamin Lennard (I183797)
8027	He enlisted on Nov 21, 1918 and was discharged on May 7,1919. U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 about Albert Hovde Name: Albert Hovde Birth Year: abt 1891 Keyed Birth Location: Norway Birth Country: Norway Admitted Year: 1932 Age at Admission: 41 State: South Dakota County: Fall River City: Hot Springs Branch: Battle Mountain Sanitarium He enlisted on April 25, 1918 and was discharged on May 7,1919 U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Albert Hovde Name: Albert Hovde County: Harding State: South Dakota Birthplace: Norway Birth Date: 21 Nov 1891 Race: Caucasian (White) U.S., WWI Civilian Draft Registrations, 1917-1918 about Albert Hovde Name: Hovde, Albert Birth Date: 21 Nov 1891 Birth Place: Trondjem Norway City/County: Harding State: SD Ethnicity: W	Hovde, Albert Johnsen (I33425)
8028	He married Ida Baum in Deadwood in 1914 and they made their home on Indian Creek until 1938 when they moved to Belle Fourche. He was survived by his widow, his mother Mrs Odena Doody of Belle Fourche, three sons, Lt Victor Doody at Marfa Tex, Pvt Lee Doody serving in Italy, and Dan who is at home; one daughter Mrs James Spencer in Houston TX. He died at his home following a long illness. Services were pending, waiting for word from relatives.	Doody, Donald Frederick (I201065)
8029	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Gerrish, Alan Carlyle (I184191)
8030	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Tøndel, Nils (I184188)
8031	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Gerrish, Anders Stewart (I184192)
8032	He was a first mate on ships as per the following note First Mate Certificate Main Roll A No 33 42 Carl Ludvig Eugen Olsen From Farsunds enrollment district Helvig Court District Rode No 71 Born May 3 1869 in Vanse Blond hair, blue eyes, average heights, has before the undersigned enrollment Supervisory Board demonstrated to have fulfilled the requirements in law to advance to First Mate and has in the ordinary First Mate examination achieved the grade not uncomfortable; whereby he after wish is been given this Certificate, which authorize seamanship abroad. Kristiansand enrollment districts Supervisory Board July 22 1891 Hans Tharaldsen G Aalhsen County Governor Enrollment Manager Copied in Farsund District Roll C Reinerts Enrollment secretary Karl Olson had a painting and decorating business in Stavanger Norway. This business was a building on a corner stand in Stavanger in a triangular shape. He also had a business Karl L Olson & Co Painters and decorators in Ophirton, Johannesburg. He was killed in Namabia in action WW1 - 5th Mounted Rifles (Imperial Light Horse). Buried in Gibeon Station Cemetery in Namibia. Rank - Private - Service No 163. (Carol Chapman)	Olson, Karl Ludvig Eugen (I114047)
8033	He was a retired attorney with the Humble Oil Co. and was a member of the American Legion, and a veteran of World War I.	Haugan, Alfred Joaquin (I195180)
8034	He was a sawmill work. He died from shock after an operation due to a sawmill accident.	Sandnes, Ole Olsen (I175584)
8035	He was adopted by John and Ellen Kaaro when he was three months old, and raised at Fergus, Montana. He received his education at the Fergus school and attended Fergus County High School in Lewistown, Montana. Se: http://www.montanacowboyfame.com/151001/325965.html	Kaaro, James Walter (I149321)
8036	He was born at Slayton, Murray County, MN according to his WWII draft card and lived in Tacoma before moving to Juneau, Alaska. He married Margie Barger on 4 Feb 1922 in Tacoma, Pierce County, WA and they are enumerated in Juneau on the 1930 census. He married Anna Marie Andreas Simonarson in December 1935, she died in 1950. The notice of his death was published on Monday, 20 Oct 1963 in The News Tribune, Tacoma, WA stating he died on Thursday at Juneau.	Hegstad, John Martin (I41491)
8037	He was born in Noway on Feb. 21, 1869 and died in Kent on Nov. 20, 1938. According to his Washington State death record, Eilert was the son of Lars Johnson and Johanna Eliason. His wife was named Anna. Obit: Kent News-Journal, Nov. 24, 1938, p-1 "Funeral Services For Eilert L. Birklid To Be Held Here Friday Funeral services for Eilert L. Birklid, age 69, of 620 Fifth avenue south, will be held Friday afternoon at two o'clock from the chapel of the Kent Funeral Home. Mr. Birklid, a retired farmer, died at his home Sunday night. For the past two years he has made his home in Kent. For two years previous to moving to Kent he resided in the East Hill district, coming from North dakota four years ago. He was born February 21, 1869 in Norway. Burial will be made in the Kent cemetery. He is survived by his widow, Anna Birklid; two daughters, Miss Imogene Birklid of Kent and Mrs. J. H. snyder of Saskatchewan, Canada; four brothers, E. B. Birklid of Kent, Jacob L. Birklid of Lisbon, North Dakota, and two brothers in Norway; and by four sisters in Norway." from FAG member Mark Vernon	Birklid, Eilert Kristian Larsen (I102103)
8038	He was born in Vardal as the son of Hans Mustad and Marie Heyerdahl. On the maternal side he was a great-grandson of Hieronymus Heyerdahl, and on the paternal side he was a grandson of Ole Hovelsen Mustad, great-grandson of Hans Schikkelstad, nephew of Kristian Mauritz Mustad and cousin of Sigbjørn Mustad. Clarin Mustad married Nathalia Fischer Schneider (1881-1936). In 1912 he bought the property Sjøholmen, between Høvikodden and Sandvika in Bærum. One of their daughters Elma Anne Lise became a horse rider, and married a man of the Kielland family. His daughter Clara married Jacob Moestue, in a wedding attended by Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Märtha of Norway. His daughter Nathalia, nicknamed Oja, was married to Tomm Murstad from 1941 to 1963. He took his secondary education in Kristiania from 1884 to 1888, and a technical education in Mittweida from 1889 to 1892. Together with his four brothers, he joined his father as co-owner of the company O. Mustad & Søn in 1905. The company had been passed from his great-grandfather through the generations, and grown significantly since its beginnings in Vardal. In 1875 the company had expanded with a new factory at Lilleaker in Kristiania, followed in 1889 by a foundry at the same place as well as a new margarine factory. In addition, the company expanded abroad. When Hans Mustad died in 1918, his sons inherited the largest industrial company in Norway, with 2,000 domestic employees as well as several factories abroad. The expansion continued after 1918, and the company eventually became the world's largest producer of fish hooks. Despite the ownership change, the name O. Mustad & Søn was kept. After Clarin's death, however, it was converted to a limited company (1970) and split into different branches (1977 and 1997). Clarin Mustad was also involved in the emerging car industry. Having travelled by car for the first time in 1892, during a stay abroad, he conducted his first car travel on Norwegian soil in 1906. During the trip, from Kristiania to Aandalsnes, he passed several hundred horses, and stopped the engine as to not frighten the animals. Using an external handle to start the engine, he grew tired of this and invented a system with which the driver could ignite the engine from the driver's seat. In 1917 he was behind the manufacturing of the Mustad car. However, only one car was produced, followed by another in 1935. The first was a very large vehicle with six wheels, nicknamed the giant, the second was small with only one seat, nicknamed the egoist. The former car was equipped with directional headlamps, which would became more widespread later. It was a part of an automobile exposition in Paris in 1922. Both cars are now on exhibition at the Norwegian Museum of Historic Vehicles in Lillehammer. In addition, Clarin Mustad bought the first car in Norway, a Benz & Cie. Phaeton car imported in 1895, when it was taken out of traffic. He gave the car to the interest group KNA in 1929; it is now on exhibit in the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology. Mustad was decorated with the Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav in 1911.	Mustad, Hans Clarin Hovind (I84420)
8039	He was born on Jan. 15, 1924, to Gustave and Mabel (Johnson) Froyd, in Bemidji. He was raised and educated in Bemidji, graduating from Bemidji High School in 1941. He joined the U.S. Army in 1942, serving with the army Corps of Engineers in World War II. He was honorably discharged in 1946. He joined the VFW and was a member for more than 50 years. He married Donna Streed on May 1, 1949, in Bemidji. He worked as a salesman for the Bemidji Candy Company. His family was some of the original founders of Bethel Lutheran Church in Bemidji. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge for more than 50 years. He was active in the community through the Senior Citizen's Center, Meals on Wheels and serving as a township voting judge. He enjoyed gardening, reading, woodworking, cribbage, pool, and spending time with his family, especially the grandchildren. He is survived by his wife of Bemidji; sons, Marshall (Joann) Froyd of Bemidji, James Froyd of Tamps, Fla., and Donald (Andrea) Froyd of Inver Grove Heights, Minn.; daughter, Sheralyn Froyd (Michael) Bratlien of San Antonio, Texas; and eight grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Norma Froyd Caskey; and brothers, Earle and Jack Froyd. Bemidji Pioneer Sept. 3, 2005 (findagrave.com)	Froyd, Russell Merlin (I139322)
8040	He was born to Ole (1848) and Mary (Marie) (1861) (Hofset) Opsahl from Norway. He had a twin brother,Isaac, who had a family of his own, his wife was Esther, and a 1 year old son, Glenn. In 1940, they lived in Sumner,Wisconsin, right next door to Joseph and his wife Mae, their children: Robert, Ronald and Joan. His other siblings were: Alfred, Millie, Anna and Olaf. (finagrave.com)	Opsahl, Joseph (I55562)
8041	He was born to Ole 1849 and Mary 1862 (Hofset) Opsahl from Norway. A twin brother, Joseph, lived in Sumner in 1940. His other siblings were: Alfred, Millie, Anna and Olaf, He married Esther about 1938. She was born in 1910 in Norway. By 1940 they had a son, Glenn, Born in 1939. This family lived in Sumner, next door to his twin, Joseph, who had a family of his own, wife was May, children: Nobert, Ronald and Joan. (findagrave)	Opsahl, Isaac (I150432)
8042	He was matros on SS Eschersheim, Rederi URAG in Bremen On March 13th, 1940, the German cargo ship ESCHERSHEIM, built in 1913 by Rotterdamsche Droogdok Mij. N. V. and owned by Lehnkering & Cie, on voyage from Bremen to Oslo with cokes, hit a submerged wreck, 2 miles south from Hirthals (Loenstrup) and was lost. 6 people lost their lives. Skibet Eschersheim S/S, damper af stål fra Bremen der forliste 13/03/1940.; Eschersheim, S/S blev bygget 1913, og var 3303 Br. Reg. T. stor.; Ved forliset druknede der 5 og 26 blev reddet. Eschersheim sejlede med koks; ved forliset, hvor det påsejlede en undersøisk hindring og sank.; ; Strandingsindberetning dat. 13/03/1940.; Kl. 10.57 da Eschersheim under en hård N.-lig kulingbefandt sig ud for; Rubjerg Knude, tørnede skibet en undersøisk hindring. Skibet blev lek og; fik roret beskadiget, kom straks flot. Kl. 12.15 opankredes Eschersheim 2 Sm; 277ø af Rubjerg Fyr, og kort efter sank skibet. 16 mand af besetningen; reddede sig i land i skibets båd, og 10 mand hvoraf 1 mand, skibets fører,; senere døde, reddedes af Lønstrup redningsbåd.; Eschersheim er senere blevet vr ag.; Anm. Ärsagen til forliset angives at vere snetygning.; Se iøvrigt Vendsyssel Tidende 16/03/1980; Rettet den 29/08-1999. Read more at wrecksite: https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?211253 https://www.shipvault.com/ships/5823	Gaupties, Franz Emil (I171305)
8043	Hedrum bygdebok av Lorens Berg Johan Mangelsen Brun er omtalt på side 131.	Brun, Johan Mangelsen (I145667)
8044	Hegersvik på Hitra i 1865 og 1875	Eide, Ole Knudsen (I147163)
8045	Hei jeg har vært inne på din hjemmeside og sett på dine slektsdata. Fant mye interessant der. Fant imidlertid også en feil som skyldes feil i Rennebu bygdebok. Det gjelder John Haldorsen Mærkesbrekk, f. 1701, gm. Gjertrud Olsdt. Mærkesbrekk. Han er ikke sønn av Haldor og Gurru Mærk(esbrekk) som det står i bind I, s. 150/151. Haldor Rasmussen, f. 1651 og kona Gurru Jonsdt. f. Hoel, 1669 hadde Mærk søndre og bodde ikke på Merkesbrekk. De hadde bl.a. en sønn Jon, men han ble 4.11. 1739 g.m. Ingeborg Fredriksdt. Grut, og bosatte seg i Rebergsgjelan. Dette står det heller ikke noe om i bygdaboka, men det er bekreftet gjennom skifter. Hvem Jon Haldorsen Merkesbrekk og kona Gjertrud Olsdatter er, har jeg ikke klart å finne ut ennå. Lurer også på om han kan hete Jon Olsen. I kirkeboka har jeg funnet et giftermål i 1719 mellom soldat Jon Olss. Merkesbrekken og Guri Andersdt. Ramlo. Samme år (imidlertid noen uker før) fant jeg døpt Jon Brekkens Mildri. I 1723 finner jeg så Gjertrud født. Hvis vi sammenligner de opplysningene som står i bygdeboka, er det tydelig at noe ikke stemmer. Der står det at Jon Haldosen Merkesbrekk er født 1701. Hans datter Mildri er oppgitt å være født i 1714. Det er vel lite sannsynlig at han er 13 år når han blir far. Vel, dette var ikke mye å bli klok på kanskje, men det er i alle fall sikkert at Jon Merkesbrekk ikke er sønn av Haldor og Gurru. De skrev forressten også Merk konsekvent. Merk ble brukt av de som bodde på hovedgarden, mens plassbrukerne brukte navnet på plassen. Det er helt gjennomført i kirkebøkene. (I alle fall de gamleste). Beste hilsen Inger Bjørnaas	Mærkesbrekk, John Haldorsen (I22614)
8046	Heimvendt norsk-amerikanar: Utflytta frå Noreg: 1888 Flytta attende til Noreg: 1891	Todal, Arnt Johannesen (I83674)
8047	Heimvendt norsk-amerikanar: Utflytta frå Noreg: 1888 Flytta attende til Noreg: 1891	Todal, Johan Olsen (I37186)
8048	Heimvendt norsk-amerikanar: Utflytta frå Noreg: 1907 Flytta attende til Noreg: 1910	Semundset, Christian Kristofersen (I99867)
8049	Hein, Alf, f. i Arendal 23. aug. 1887, sønn av skibsreder A. Chr. Hein og Adolfine Jacobsen. Sjøofficer 1909, eks. Sjøkrigsskolens øverste avd. 1911, premierløiitnant 1912, kaptein 1924. I årene 1909-13 tj.gjort på panserskib, jager og torpedobåt, torpedobåtschef nøitralitetsvern 1914-16, chef for Minevesenets torpedoskytestasjoner 1916-22, nest-komm. «Heimdal» 1919-20, torpedosk. i Portsmouth 1922. Dipl.ing. fra Norges Tekn. Høisk. (maskinlinjen) 1927, v. Marinens Torpedofabrikk 1928-29, siden 1929 som Torpedofabr.'s overingeniør. Gift i Kristiania 23. okt. 1913 med Gertrudd Caroline Dawes f. i Horten 6. sept. 1890, l sønn, 2 døtre.	Hein, Alf (I187671)
8050	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Tollvik, Børje Ingvald (I25633)

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Harald Stabell var en sentral skikkelse innenfor kunstlivet i Trondheim som aktiv kunstner, pedagog og drivkraft i Trondhjems Kunstforening i første halvdel av 1900-tallet. I ettertidens norske kunsthistorie står han først og fremst som en akvarellmaler på høyt nivå.

Stabell vokste opp på gården Munkvold i Strinda i et kulturbevisst slektsmiljø. Han tok examen artium på katedralskolen i Trondheim 1893. Kunstnerambisjonene stod klare for ham allerede i gymnastiden, men han valgte likevel å skaffe seg en yrkesutdannelse og tok eksamen ved arkitektlinjen på Trondhjems Tekniske Læreanstalt 1897. Da hadde han allerede debutert som kunstner både i fødebyens kunstforening og på Høstutstillingen i Kristiania.

I motsetning til norske kunststuderende flest drog Stabell til London, der han også kunne praktisere sitt yrke som arkitekt. Den engelske akvarelltradisjonen stod sterkt i europeisk sammenheng, men Stabells bilder ble berømmet for sin selvstendighet av britiske anmeldere da han stilte ut i storbyen og blant annet på prestisjetunge Royal Academy. Han var tidstypisk opptatt av japansk kunst og mottok også impulser fra jugendkunsten og den kjente amerikaneren James McNeill Whistler. Dette gav hans arbeider en annen karakter enn det man så innenfor de rådende strømninger her til lands, og det var nok grunnen til at akvarellene den gang ikke ble akseptert av innkjøpskomiteen i Nasjonalgalleriet.

Stabell foretok også kulturhistoriske studier av eldre ornamentikk i Storbritannia og fortsatte studiene med reiser til blant annet Hallingdal da han vendte hjem. Han var en av de mange arkitekter som ble engasjert under arbeidet med å gjøre Ålesund til en moderne jugendby etter bybrannen 1904, men fortsatte samtidig å utvikle sitt akvarellmaleri. Et av hans hovedverker, Våt sne i Ålesund havn, er fra dette oppholdet, og ble senere ervervet av den faste samlingen i Trondhjems Kunstforening. Samme institusjon kjøpte Fra gravplassen, Tunis, hvor formbehandlingen i det koloristisk lysende motivet gikk mot en viss dekorativ forenkling.

Fra 1910 var Stabell igjen bosatt i Trondheim, og hans renommé som kunstner gjorde ham selvskreven som lærer og senere (fra 1918) professor i akt-, figur- og frihåndstegning på arkitektlinjen ved Norges tekniske høgskole frem til 1945. I tillegg til en rad kull arkitektstudenter hadde han også to generasjoner unge trønderske kunstnere som elever, blant dem Inger Sitter. Ved siden av lærergjerningen tok Stabell også opp grafikken med fargetresnitt og litografier, og dette mediet fant nåde for Nasjonalgalleriets innkjøpskomité. I 1920-årene laget han en rekke portrettegninger, og flere av dem havnet i Victoria and Albert Museum i London.

(geni.com)

Stabell, Harald Krohg (I164184)

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Harald Thaulow (født 12. september 1887 i Bærum, død 1971) var en norsk forfatter, skribent og hage-entusiast.
Han var født i Bærum som sønn av maleren Frits Thaulow (1847 - 1906) og Alexandra Lasson (1862 - 1956). Fra 1894 til farens død i 1906 bodde Harald i kunstnerkolonier i Dieppe og Paris i Frankrike, og i London.
Derefter ble det examen artium fra Halling skole, der kronprins Olav senere gikk, og jobb som privatsekretær for Sam Eyde, samtidig med studier som brakte ham til en embedseksamen i økonomi i 1911. Med anbefaling fra Fridtjof Nansen fikk han bli med Christian Leden på eskimofart i Canada og var fire år i Edmonton, det siste (1913) som honorær konsul for Norge i provinsen Alberta. Så ble det egen forretning i Kristiania. I 1923 etablerte han et reklamebyrå (i dag Thau Reklamebyrå) som han solgte i 1937 til Hans Chr. Seeberg (1904 - 1984).
Han var først gift i 1916. I sitt andre ekteskap ble han i 1928 gift med Erna Wadel (kjent som Pus Thaulow, (1895 - 1985) som var matskribent og spaltist i Aftenposten. Ekteparet flyttet i 1945 til gården Hasla på Fevik ved Grimstad og fikk to barn. De skrev meget fra Hasla og var blant de første som engasjerte Ulf Aas (1919 - 2011) som illustratør.
Harald Thaulow var over to meter høy og holdt en rekke kåserier i NRK Radio gjennom 1940- og 50-årene. Han ble kåret til ridder av Røde Kors på Cuba.

(Wikipedia)

Thaulow, Harald (I128944)

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Harald Viggo Hansteen (født 13. september 1900 i Kristiania, henrettet 10. september 1941 i Oslo) var en norsk jurist og politiker.

Som student var han med i etableringen av Mot Dag. Da samarbeidet mellom Mot Dag og Norges Kommunistiske Parti opphørte i 1929 ble han værende i NKP. Han ble høyesterettsadvokat i 1933 og juridisk konsulent for LO fra 1936. Etter den tyske okkupasjonen ble LOs lovlig valgte leder Konrad Nordahl avsatt og Jens Tangen innsatt som ny leder. Hansteen medvirket sterkt til å avverge Nasjonal Samlings forsøk på å vinne kontroll over LO.

Hansteen ble sammen med klubbformann Rolf Wickstrøm henrettet den 10. september 1941 under unntakstilstanden som fulgte melkestreiken. På retterstedet, Oslo Østre skytterlags bane på Årvoll i Oslo, ble det i 1948 reist en minnebauta i granitt med bronserelieffer. Bautaen er utført av Nic Schiøll. Den har følgende inskripsjon: «Viggo Hansteen, Rolf Wickstrøm. De første offer i Norges frihetskamp 194045. Skutt av tyskerne 10. september 1941». Viggo Hansteen er også minnet ved at en parsell av Ring 3, Store ringvei rundt Oslo, fra Smestadkrysset til Slemdalsveien bærer hans navn.

Hansteens enke Kirsten Hansteen ble i Einar Gerhardsens samlingsregjering i 1945 Norges første kvinnelige statsråd.

Hansteen og Rolf Wickstrøm er gravlagt på Vår Frelsers gravlund. Hans oldefar var Christopher Hansteen, hans onkel var Kristofer Hansteen, grandtanten var Aasta Hansteen, og selv var han svoger til Karl Evang.[1]

Viggo Hansteen og Rolf Wickstrøm har også fått to parallelle gater i Lillestrøm oppkalt etter seg.

( https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viggo_Hansteen )

Hansteen, Viggo Harald (I152912)

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Harald Wedel Jarlsberg (1811 - 97), den siste mann bosatt i Norge som hadde rett til å bære en norsk adelstittel. Han overtok morfaren Peder Ankers eiendommer, med unntak av Bogstad. Hans datter, overhoffmesterinne Elise Wedel Jarlsberg (1844 - 1923), var gift med statsminister Carl Otto Løvenskiold (1839 - 1916) til Vækerø, som overtok svigerfarens eiendommer; se Løvenskiold, norsk-dansk slekt.

(www.snl.no)

Wedel-Jarlsberg, Harald (I95794)

8005

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Sivertsvik, Harald (I79707)

8006

Harald og Ingeborg hadde ingen barn.

Sivertsvik, Harald Petter (I79688)

8007

Harlan D. Moat died Monday, Oct. 5, 1992, at a Sioux City hospital. Services will be 10 a.m. Thursday at the Anderson-Perasso Funeral Home with the Rev. Lloyd Kamrath, pastor of the New Creations Ministries, officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation will be 3-8 p.m. today with the family present 6-8 p.m., at the funeral home, with a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Moat was born April 23, 1936, in Tracy, Minn., the son of Harvey and Martha (Andersen) Moat. He married Deanna Petersen Oct. 11, 1958, in Slayton, Minn. She died Oct. 12, 1987, in Sioux City. He married Connie Schleis Aug. 10, 1988, in Smithland, Iowa. He was employed as a meat cutter at IBP inc. in Dakota City, retiring in September 1991 because of poor health. The couple managed the Metz Apartments in Sioux City. He was an Army veteran of the Korean Conflict. Mr. Moat was a member of the First Southern Baptist Church in South Sioux City. Survivors include his wife; his mother, Martha Moat of Tracy, Minn.; two brothers, Orville of Tracy and Wayne of Sacramento, Calif.; three sisters, Ardyce Johnson of Tracy, Arleen Johannsen of Slayton, Minn., and Alyce Falin of Lexington, Ky.; a stepson, Kim Rubendall of Clinton, Iowa; a stepdaughter, Kathee Price of Mapleton, Iowa; and four step grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his father; two brothers, Orlan and Roger; and a sister, Audrey.
--Sioux City Journal, Sioux City, Iowa, October 7, 1992

Moat, Harlan Dale (I171549)

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Harold Engman Oddan, Son of Ole Johan and Mary Sophie Vick Oddan, husband of Adrianah Jessie Reynoldson of Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada. Harold was served with the RCAF in WWII and lost his life when his plane, Lancaster KB713 419 squadron crashed Reninge-Lo-Reninge, West Flanders Belgium....

Takeoff at 22:00 hrs for an operation against the railway yards at Leuven.

The aircraft was intercepted by night fighter pilot Unteroffizier Martin Siegel of the 2./NJG 2, who was flying a Ju 88. This was his 1st victory.

Crew:

Flying Officer Burdel Frank Edwards J/24293 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium

Sergeant John Robert Carruthers 1590317 RAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium

Flying Officer Robert Roy Campbell J/22573 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium

Pilot Officer Peter Dewar J/88395 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium

Pilot Officer Roy Stanley Smith J/89610 RCAF KIA Coxyde Military Cemetery Belgium

Flying Officer Joseph Alexander Webber J/38164 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium

Flying Officer Harold Engman Oddan J/38163 RCAF KIA Adegem Canadian War Cemetery Belgium

(contributor 47419676)

Oddan, Harold Engman (I207103)

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Harold Holten went to the west coast while wife Agnes & baby daughter Delores stayed at Palermo. This was in 1930. Harold had sold his horses & bought a new 1930 Pontiac for $500.00.
When he returned one year later they moved to Hoople where Harold worked for farmer Leslie Hurt.
In 1935 there was a house fire in Hoople & they were burned out. From there theymade a move to the west coast. [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed.5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Jun 20, 2005, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.111251.186]

Holten, Harold Oliver (I62839)

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Harold Kvande 1916-1992

Harold Kvande, 75, died at his rural Bagley home on Saturday, February 29, 1992, after a lengthy illness.
Harold was born on April 6, 1916, in Breksted, Orlandit, Norway to Johan and Jona Kvande. He came to the United States with his family in 1925 and first settled in Hanska, Minnesota. The family moved to Bagley in 1927 and Harold has made his home here since. In 1937 he began a sailing career on the Great Lakes, sailing first on the W. E. Fitzgerald, then on the Bach Bay, the Bennington and finally the "Lagonda" where he served as 2nd mate and during the war years as Ensign in the Coast Guard.
On October 29, 1943, he married Betty Rotzien in Bagley. He left the Great Lakes boats in 1947 and began farming near Bagley. He drove school bus for over 20 years and also worked for the A. S. C. S. He was an active member of Faith Lutheran Church, serving as a deacon, a Sunday School teacher and Luther League leader. He also worked with the Clearwater Day Activity Center and served on several co-op boards and on the Copley Township Board.
Survivors include his wife, Betty of Bagley; one daughter, Denise of Mayer, Minnesota; one son, Roger of Rochester, Minnesota; two grandsons; two brothers, Severt of Bagley and Oscar of Clearbrook; three sisters, Magnild Peterson and Jenny Nordin, both of Bemidji and Solvig Gunning of Bagley; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Carl.
His funeral will be Thursday, March 5, 1992, at 3 p.m. in the Faith Lutheran Church, Bagley, with Pastors Dennis Brovold and Mardy Schermerhorn officiating. Burial will be in the Bagley City Cemetery. Visitation will be on Wednesday from 3 to 8 p.m. at the Cease Funeral Home, Bagley, with a 7 p.m. prayer service.
Pallbearers will be Orville Peterson, Rev. Kven Sanderson, Albert Toriseva, Kerry Jasperson, Axel Hogberg, Paul Highberg and Rock Bakken.

Kvande, Harold (I174617)

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Harold Lindquist, 89, died Jan. 19, 2019, at CHI St. Alexius Garrison Skilled Nursing Facility.

A funeral service will be held at Our Savior Lutheran Church, Max, at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25.

Harold Wesley Lindquist was born Nov. 19, 1929. He was the seventh of 10 children born to Carl Albert and Anna (Torgerson) Lindquist of Max. His older siblings are all deceased: Eileen Gunning Soley, Orville (wife, Edna, still living in Idaho), Marleys Curfman Hoch, Frances (Ervin) Brandt, Donald, and Walter (wife, Pauline, still living in Minot).

He is survived by his three younger siblings: Clarice (husband, Al, deceased) Zimmerman, Boyd Wis., Duane (Shirlee), Tacoma, Wash., and Gordon Lindquist, Bottineau.

He told many stories of his years in high school playing his favorite game, basketball! He graduated from Max High School in 1947, and was always proud to say he attended college in Wahpeton for a semester. Harold was friendly and talked to people wherever he was. He would drink co?ee all day long, and loved to say the only Norwegian phrase he knew Ka?e er det beste av alle jordiske drikker, which means Co?ee is the best of all earthly drinks. He was a pool shark and an excellent whist player, (who almost always granded).

In 1950, he married Claryce Johnson, from Ruso. They had six children: Darlene (Jim) Wagner, Pueblo West, Colo.; Diane (Don) McCall, Waconia, Minn.; Jon Lindquist, who died in a ?re at age 21 in 1976; Joel (Vickie) Lindquist, Garrison; Michele McCown, Pueblo West, Colo.; and Lisa (John) Haugen, Garrison. Claryce and Harold lived in Max or on the farm southwest of Max for the duration of their 43 years of marriage. They were active in the Max community and Our Saviors Lutheran Church. Harold was the uno?cial caretaker of Zion Lutheran Cemetery for many years.

Sunday afternoons were usually spent visiting and sharing meals with friends and extended family. Projects were sometimes completed, and vehicles often changed hands when Claryces brothers Bob (Lucille, deceased), Jerry (Mary), and Don (deceased) Johnson stopped by. Claryce survived cancer, but died of a heart attack in 1994.

Harold worked for Burlington Northern Railroad from 1953 to 1974. He started his career as a fireman and later was promoted to engineer. He always spoke fondly of his time with the railroad, and the friends he made there. Harold farmed the Lindquist homestead until 1992, when he retired and John and Lisa took over the operation. He continued to live on the farm until 2014. In 2002 he proudly hosted a party to celebrate the designation as a Centennial Farm. Harold enjoyed animals and kept busy for a time with cows, miniature horses, and even a llama at one point. He dearly loved his farm dogs and cats.

Harold found love again, and in 1998, he married Eleanor (Southam) Snyder, who is originally from Sherwood/Minot. Ellies children are: Bonnie Cree (deceased), Becky Rosborough, Kent (MJ) Snyder, Kelly (Jonella) Snyder, Kurt (Lisa) Snyder. These two families combined to make a lot of relatives!

At the time they married, Harold and Ellie each had nine brothers and sisters, and five living children. Harold had 13 grandchildren and Ellie had 12. Of course the families continued to grow, with the combined current count of 31 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren.

They were fortunate to be able to do a lot of traveling in the ?rst 15 years of their marriage. They enjoyed dancing, and were members of the Moose, Eagles, and NW Polkateers.

Harold enjoyed the many family gatherings and especially spoiling and entertaining the kids. All the grandchildren have memories of Grandpa shooting baskets with them, pulling them on sleds on the ice, and making a train of strollers and wagons he pulled behind the lawn mower.

He taught many of them to play whist, and attended as many games, recitals, and concerts as he possibly could. For many years he documented their lives with his video camera. He was always a vocal supporter. When he had grandsons playing on opposite teams, he cheered for them both - loudly!

Not all of Harolds years were happy ones. He was an alcoholic, and went through treatment many times before he ?nally achieved long-term sobriety starting in 1991. He attended AA regularly, was a sponsor many times, and found good friends while working the program. He was a fan of Martin Luther, and credited his response to the third article of the small catechism for helping him stay sober. Even after he lost his memory, he could still quote it.

Music has always been loved by Harold, and his favorite job ever was being manager for his brother, Gordy Crazy Fingers Lindquist. He was so proud of his little brother, and he enjoyed sharing some of the limelight. Harold and Ellie were able to spend a few winters in Arizona, and that was a good opportunity to be there for many shows.

When Harold was 83, it became evident that dementia was stealing his short-term memory. It was hard for him to lose his independence, and terrible to watch him be confused and depressed. They moved to Minot and Ellie took care of him as long as she could, then in March of 2018, he moved into CHI St. Alexius Garrison Skilled Nursing Facility, where he received excellent care. The sta? there treated him with compassion, and he oftentimes showed them his charm and humor.

One skill Harold retained was the ability to play whist, which he did with great joy and much success this past Christmas. Harold continues to give of himself by donating his body to science. He made this decision many years ago, and his family proudly supports his gift.

Bismarck Tribune-January 22, 2019

Lindquist, Harold Wesley (I202450)

8012

Harold's parents: Sivert Moe (b. January 1862 in Norway - d. 19 Sept 1940 in Chicago, IL) and Alide Marie Aakvik (b. 25 July 1861 in Awre, Norway - d. 9 August 1943 in Chicago, IL).

Harold was an amazing carpenter. He made wonderful furniture. He built his granddaughter a doll house, and it even had a miniature hand-held telephone that actually had a dial that rotated.

OBITUARY: Chicago Tribune - published Saturday, December 14, 1963
Harold E. Moe, Sr., beloved husband of Jane Cusack; fond father of Lenore (George) Fleming, Lois Jean (Clare) Simmon and Harold, Jr.; grandfather of Susan, Nancy, Dennis, and Karen; dear brother of Sigurd and Bjorn. Funeral at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park, Monday at 1:30 p.m. Interment Mount Olivet.

Moe, Harald Ingolf Edgar (I157972)

8013

Harriet Backer (født i 21. januar 1845 i Holmestrand, død 25. mars 1932) var en norsk maler. Hun er en av våre viktigste kvinnelige malere, og en av noen ganske få unike kvinnelige 1800-tallskunstnere. Hun er kjent for sine interiørmotiver og landskapsbilder. Bildene hennes er detaljrike og formidles med fyldige farger og stemningsfull lyssetting. Harriet Backer var en eldre søster av komponisten og pianisten Agathe Backer-Grøndahl.
Harriet Backer ble født i Holmestrand, men flyttet som 12-åring med familien til Christiania. Der fikk hun utdannelse ved Johan Fredrik Eckersbergs malerkurs, samt Christen Brun og Knud Bergsliens malerskoler. Senere var hun elev av Eilif Peterssen og Léon Bonnat. Hun studerte i München (1874)(1878) og var tilknyttet Madame Trélats malerskole i Paris. Backer bodde i Paris (1878)(1888). Hun delte atelierleilighet sin venninne Kitty Kielland.
Backer hadde sin debut på «Salonen» i 1880 med maleriet Solitude og hadde jevnlige sommeropphold i Norge. Hun flyttet tilbake til Norge i 1888 og nøt stor respekt som kunstner der, også blant de yngre malerne. Backer holdt sin første separatutstilling i Christiania Kunstforening i 1907.
Harriet Backer arbeidet i realisme-tradisjonen innen malerkunsten, der hun regnes både som naturalist og en tidlig impresjonist. Hun var sentral i kretsen av Fleskum-malerne som møttes på Fleskum gård i Bærum sommeren 1886. Harriet Backer vant sølvmedalje på Verdensutstillingen i 1889 og fikk Kongens fortjenstmedalje i gull i 1908. Fra 1921 mottok hun Statens kunstnerlønn.
Hun døde i sitt hjem 25. mars 1932 og er gravlagt på Vår Frelsers gravlund i Oslo.

(Wikipedia)

Backer, Harriet (I116460)

8014

Harrison ?

Harrison, Marjorie Florense (I105268)

8015

Hars Aarvaag og Anders Rustlien

Familie: Knut Andersen Rustli / Brønnel Johnsdtr. Aarvaag (F2150)

8016

Harvey K. Bjerkan, 58, of Snohomish, died July 11, 2001 in a local hospital. He was born September 20, 1942 in Everett. Harvey was a 1960 graduate of Lincoln High School in Seattle and a graduate of Edison Technical School. He was a Navy veteran, serving a year in Antarctica. He had a life long passion in food service management for care centers, and loved to cook at home. Harvey was a strong Christian who was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Snohomish, serving on its many boards. He also did community volunteer work. He is survived by his wife Patricia of 32 years; son and daughter-in-law Chad and Cynthia Bjerkan of Bothell; daughter and son-in-law Tonya and Darrell Heike of Snohomish; mother Marjorie Bjerkan of Snohomish; and grandchildren Brian and Nicholas Heike. Visitation will be Monday, July 16, 9:00am-noon at Bauer Funeral Chapel, Snohomish. Graveside services will be 1:00pm Monday at Zion Lutheran Cemetery followed by the Memorial Service at 2:00pm at Zion Lutheran Church. Memorials are suggested to Zion Organ Fund, the American Cancer Society or a charity of choice.

Published by The Herald (Everett) on Jul. 13, 2001.

Bjerkan, Harvey K. (I207339)

8017

Hattie Juanita Eastman, a lifelong resident of Klamath Falls, Oregon passed June 24th at the age of 91 with her children and family by her side. She was born in Klamath Falls to Orville and Christina Clark on May 30th, 1931. Hattie had a wonderful life with many close friends and family members. She married Robert Eastman in 1954 and leaves behind three children. Christina (Doug) Johnson, Danny (Amber) Eastman, and Brent Eastman along with five grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren, brother Jim Clark and sister Colleen Clark and many nieces and nephews, brother-in-law, and sisters-in-law. There was always a pot of coffee and warm conversation for all that visited her and Bob's home, which was a daily event for friends and family. She was proceeded in death by her parents and her husband Bob (2020). At Hattie's request, no services will be held. "A mother holds her children's hands for a while, their hearts forever."

Published by Herald And News on Jul. 15, 2022.

Eastman, Hattie Juanita Clark (I203169)

8018

Haugen i 1865 - Haves paa Communens Regning.

Mortensdtr., Elen Maria (I29587)

8019

Haugen i 1899.

Hennes 4de leiermål. (1899)

Larsen, Kristine (I34639)

8020

Haukvik i 1875

Aasgaard, Ane Marie Johnsdtr. Størset f (I31390)

8021

Haukvik i 1875

Haukvik, Anna Toresdtr. (I30949)

8022

Haukvik i 1900

Vinje, Carl Erik Olsen (I56721)

8023

Hausmann was awarded a knighthood in the Order of the Dannebrog 1709 and received the title geheimeråd (one of the King's circle of closest advisers) in 1716. In 1712 he became Commander-in-chief (the Commanding General) of the Army in Norway.

Hausmann, Caspar Herman (I97309)

8024

Havde mange aar mode forretning i Trondhjem. Hendes hjem var samlingsplads for slægtens ungdom, som hun holdt meget af. I 1889 ophørte hun
med forretningen i Trondhjem og flyttede til Rostad og overtog bruget. Der var meget at rette paa efter 12 aars ødelæggende,
ja ruinerende forpagtning. I 1892 flyttet hun til Kristiania.
Efter tidligere indtrængende opfordring af sin broder statsminister Ole Richter, begynte hun her at samle til foreliggende stamtavle, hvilken det paa hendes gamle dage var hende en glæde at udgive.

Richter, Gurine (I111010)

8025

Havnearbeider i Trondheim.
Han heiste det rene Norske flagget på Munkholmen i Trondheim i 1905. For dette fikk han et sølv lommeur m/ kjede.

Brevik, John Albert Olsen (I31523)

8026

He appears in the 1871 census at Brickendon, Hertfordshire, 1891 census at ,Clipsham, Rutland, England and the 1901 census at Welwyn, Hertfordshire, He died 12 SEP 1932 in London. He was knighted in 1925 for services drafting the property statutes 1922-5/London, London, England

( https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cherry-1431 )

Cherry, Benjamin Lennard (I183797)

8027

He enlisted on Nov 21, 1918 and was discharged on May 7,1919.
U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938 about Albert Hovde
Name: Albert Hovde
Birth Year: abt 1891
Keyed Birth Location: Norway
Birth Country: Norway
Admitted Year: 1932
Age at Admission: 41
State: South Dakota
County: Fall River
City: Hot Springs
Branch: Battle Mountain Sanitarium
He enlisted on April 25, 1918 and was discharged on May 7,1919

U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Albert Hovde
Name: Albert Hovde
County: Harding
State: South Dakota
Birthplace: Norway
Birth Date: 21 Nov 1891
Race: Caucasian (White)

U.S., WWI Civilian Draft Registrations, 1917-1918 about Albert Hovde
Name: Hovde, Albert
Birth Date: 21 Nov 1891
Birth Place: Trondjem Norway
City/County: Harding
State: SD
Ethnicity: W

Hovde, Albert Johnsen (I33425)

8028

He married Ida Baum in Deadwood in 1914 and they made their home on Indian Creek until 1938 when they moved to Belle Fourche.
He was survived by his widow, his mother Mrs Odena Doody of Belle Fourche, three sons, Lt Victor Doody at Marfa Tex, Pvt Lee Doody serving in Italy, and Dan who is at home; one daughter Mrs James Spencer in Houston TX.
He died at his home following a long illness. Services were pending, waiting for word from relatives.

Doody, Donald Frederick (I201065)

8029

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Gerrish, Alan Carlyle (I184191)

8030

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Tøndel, Nils (I184188)

8031

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Gerrish, Anders Stewart (I184192)

8032

He was a first mate on ships as per the following note

First Mate Certificate Main Roll A No 33 42 Carl Ludvig Eugen Olsen From
Farsunds enrollment district Helvig Court District Rode No 71 Born May 3
1869 in Vanse Blond hair, blue eyes, average heights, has before the
undersigned enrollment Supervisory Board demonstrated to have fulfilled the
requirements in law to advance to First Mate and has in the ordinary First
Mate examination achieved the grade not uncomfortable; whereby he after wish
is been given this Certificate, which authorize seamanship abroad.
Kristiansand enrollment districts Supervisory Board July 22 1891 Hans
Tharaldsen G Aalhsen County Governor Enrollment Manager Copied in Farsund
District Roll C Reinerts Enrollment secretary

Karl Olson had a painting and decorating business in Stavanger Norway. This
business was a building on a corner stand in Stavanger in a triangular
shape. He also had a business Karl L Olson & Co Painters and decorators in
Ophirton, Johannesburg.

He was killed in Namabia in action WW1 - 5th Mounted
Rifles (Imperial Light Horse). Buried in Gibeon Station Cemetery in Namibia.
Rank - Private - Service No 163.

(Carol Chapman)

Olson, Karl Ludvig Eugen (I114047)

8033

He was a retired attorney with the Humble Oil Co. and was a member of the American Legion, and a veteran of World War I.

Haugan, Alfred Joaquin (I195180)

8034

He was a sawmill work. He died from shock after an operation due to a sawmill accident.

Sandnes, Ole Olsen (I175584)

8035

He was adopted by John and Ellen Kaaro when he was three months old, and raised at Fergus, Montana. He received his education at the Fergus school and attended Fergus County High School in Lewistown, Montana.

Se: http://www.montanacowboyfame.com/151001/325965.html

Kaaro, James Walter (I149321)

8036

He was born at Slayton, Murray County, MN according to his WWII draft card and lived in Tacoma before moving to Juneau, Alaska. He married Margie Barger on 4 Feb 1922 in Tacoma, Pierce County, WA and they are enumerated in Juneau on the 1930 census. He married Anna Marie Andreas Simonarson in December 1935, she died in 1950. The notice of his death was published on Monday, 20 Oct 1963 in The News Tribune, Tacoma, WA stating he died on Thursday at Juneau.

Hegstad, John Martin (I41491)

8037

He was born in Noway on Feb. 21,
1869 and died in Kent on Nov. 20, 1938.

According to his Washington State death record, Eilert was the son of Lars Johnson and Johanna Eliason. His wife was named Anna.

Obit: Kent News-Journal, Nov. 24, 1938, p-1

"Funeral Services For Eilert L. Birklid To Be Held Here Friday

Funeral services for Eilert L. Birklid, age 69, of 620 Fifth avenue south, will
be held Friday afternoon at two o'clock from the chapel of the Kent Funeral
Home.
Mr. Birklid, a retired farmer, died at his home Sunday night. For the past two
years he has made his home in Kent. For two years previous to moving to Kent he
resided in the East Hill district, coming from North dakota four years ago.

He was born February 21, 1869 in Norway.

Burial will be made in the Kent cemetery.

He is survived by his widow, Anna Birklid; two daughters, Miss Imogene Birklid
of Kent and Mrs. J. H. snyder of Saskatchewan, Canada; four brothers, E. B.
Birklid of Kent, Jacob L. Birklid of Lisbon, North Dakota, and two brothers in
Norway; and by four sisters in Norway."

from FAG member Mark Vernon

Birklid, Eilert Kristian Larsen (I102103)

8038

He was born in Vardal as the son of Hans Mustad and Marie Heyerdahl. On the maternal side he was a great-grandson of Hieronymus Heyerdahl, and on the paternal side he was a grandson of Ole Hovelsen Mustad, great-grandson of Hans Schikkelstad, nephew of Kristian Mauritz Mustad and cousin of Sigbjørn Mustad.

Clarin Mustad married Nathalia Fischer Schneider (1881-1936). In 1912 he bought the property Sjøholmen, between Høvikodden and Sandvika in Bærum. One of their daughters Elma Anne Lise became a horse rider, and married a man of the Kielland family. His daughter Clara married Jacob Moestue, in a wedding attended by Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Märtha of Norway. His daughter Nathalia, nicknamed Oja, was married to Tomm Murstad from 1941 to 1963.

He took his secondary education in Kristiania from 1884 to 1888, and a technical education in Mittweida from 1889 to 1892. Together with his four brothers, he joined his father as co-owner of the company O. Mustad & Søn in 1905. The company had been passed from his great-grandfather through the generations, and grown significantly since its beginnings in Vardal. In 1875 the company had expanded with a new factory at Lilleaker in Kristiania, followed in 1889 by a foundry at the same place as well as a new margarine factory. In addition, the company expanded abroad. When Hans Mustad died in 1918, his sons inherited the largest industrial company in Norway, with 2,000 domestic employees as well as several factories abroad. The expansion continued after 1918, and the company eventually became the world's largest producer of fish hooks. Despite the ownership change, the name O. Mustad & Søn was kept. After Clarin's death, however, it was converted to a limited company (1970) and split into different branches (1977 and 1997).

Clarin Mustad was also involved in the emerging car industry. Having travelled by car for the first time in 1892, during a stay abroad, he conducted his first car travel on Norwegian soil in 1906. During the trip, from Kristiania to Aandalsnes, he passed several hundred horses, and stopped the engine as to not frighten the animals. Using an external handle to start the engine, he grew tired of this and invented a system with which the driver could ignite the engine from the driver's seat.

In 1917 he was behind the manufacturing of the Mustad car. However, only one car was produced, followed by another in 1935. The first was a very large vehicle with six wheels, nicknamed the giant, the second was small with only one seat, nicknamed the egoist. The former car was equipped with directional headlamps, which would became more widespread later. It was a part of an automobile exposition in Paris in 1922. Both cars are now on exhibition at the Norwegian Museum of Historic Vehicles in Lillehammer.

In addition, Clarin Mustad bought the first car in Norway, a Benz & Cie. Phaeton car imported in 1895, when it was taken out of traffic. He gave the car to the interest group KNA in 1929; it is now on exhibit in the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology.

Mustad was decorated with the Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav in 1911.

Mustad, Hans Clarin Hovind (I84420)

8039

He was born on Jan. 15, 1924, to Gustave and Mabel (Johnson) Froyd, in Bemidji. He was raised and educated in Bemidji, graduating from Bemidji High School in 1941. He joined the U.S. Army in 1942, serving with the army Corps of Engineers in World War II. He was honorably discharged in 1946. He joined the VFW and was a member for more than 50 years. He married Donna Streed on May 1, 1949, in Bemidji. He worked as a salesman for the Bemidji Candy Company. His family was some of the original founders of Bethel Lutheran Church in Bemidji.

He was a member of the Masonic Lodge for more than 50 years. He was active in the community through the Senior Citizen's Center, Meals on Wheels and serving as a township voting judge. He enjoyed gardening, reading, woodworking, cribbage, pool, and spending time with his family, especially the grandchildren.

He is survived by his wife of Bemidji; sons, Marshall (Joann) Froyd of Bemidji, James Froyd of Tamps, Fla., and Donald (Andrea) Froyd of Inver Grove Heights, Minn.; daughter, Sheralyn Froyd (Michael) Bratlien of San Antonio, Texas; and eight grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Norma Froyd Caskey; and brothers, Earle and Jack Froyd.
Bemidji Pioneer Sept. 3, 2005

(findagrave.com)

Froyd, Russell Merlin (I139322)

8040

He was born to Ole (1848) and Mary (Marie) (1861) (Hofset) Opsahl from Norway.
He had a twin brother,Isaac, who had a family of his own, his wife was Esther, and a 1 year old son, Glenn. In 1940, they lived in Sumner,Wisconsin, right next door to Joseph and his wife Mae, their children: Robert, Ronald and Joan.
His other siblings were: Alfred, Millie, Anna and Olaf.

(finagrave.com)

Opsahl, Joseph (I55562)

8041

He was born to Ole 1849 and Mary 1862 (Hofset) Opsahl from Norway. A twin brother, Joseph, lived in Sumner in 1940. His other siblings were: Alfred, Millie, Anna and Olaf,

He married Esther about 1938. She was born in 1910 in Norway. By 1940 they had a son, Glenn, Born in 1939.

This family lived in Sumner, next door to his twin, Joseph, who had a family of his own, wife was May, children: Nobert, Ronald and Joan.

(findagrave)

Opsahl, Isaac (I150432)

8042

He was matros on SS Eschersheim, Rederi URAG in Bremen

On March 13th, 1940, the German cargo ship ESCHERSHEIM, built in 1913 by Rotterdamsche Droogdok Mij. N. V. and owned by Lehnkering & Cie, on voyage from Bremen to Oslo with cokes, hit a submerged wreck, 2 miles south from Hirthals (Loenstrup) and was lost. 6 people lost their lives.

Skibet Eschersheim S/S, damper af stål fra Bremen der forliste 13/03/1940.; Eschersheim, S/S blev bygget 1913, og var 3303 Br. Reg. T. stor.; Ved forliset druknede der 5 og 26 blev reddet. Eschersheim sejlede med koks; ved forliset, hvor det påsejlede en undersøisk hindring og sank.; ; Strandingsindberetning dat. 13/03/1940.; Kl. 10.57 da Eschersheim under en hård N.-lig kulingbefandt sig ud for; Rubjerg Knude, tørnede skibet en undersøisk hindring. Skibet blev lek og; fik roret beskadiget, kom straks flot. Kl. 12.15 opankredes Eschersheim 2 Sm; 277ø af Rubjerg Fyr, og kort efter sank skibet. 16 mand af besetningen; reddede sig i land i skibets båd, og 10 mand hvoraf 1 mand, skibets fører,; senere døde, reddedes af Lønstrup redningsbåd.; Eschersheim er senere blevet vr ag.; Anm. Ärsagen til forliset angives at vere snetygning.; Se iøvrigt Vendsyssel Tidende 16/03/1980; Rettet den 29/08-1999.

Read more at wrecksite: https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?211253

https://www.shipvault.com/ships/5823

Gaupties, Franz Emil (I171305)

8043

Hedrum bygdebok av Lorens Berg Johan Mangelsen Brun er omtalt på side 131.

Brun, Johan Mangelsen (I145667)

8044

Hegersvik på Hitra i 1865 og 1875

Eide, Ole Knudsen (I147163)

8045

Hei

jeg har vært inne på din hjemmeside og sett på dine slektsdata. Fant mye interessant der. Fant imidlertid også en feil som skyldes feil i Rennebu bygdebok. Det gjelder John Haldorsen Mærkesbrekk, f. 1701, gm. Gjertrud Olsdt. Mærkesbrekk. Han er ikke sønn av Haldor og Gurru Mærk(esbrekk) som det står i bind I, s. 150/151.
Haldor Rasmussen, f. 1651 og kona Gurru Jonsdt. f. Hoel, 1669 hadde Mærk søndre og bodde ikke på Merkesbrekk. De hadde bl.a. en sønn Jon, men han ble 4.11. 1739 g.m. Ingeborg Fredriksdt. Grut, og bosatte seg i Rebergsgjelan. Dette står det heller ikke noe om i bygdaboka, men det er bekreftet gjennom skifter. Hvem Jon Haldorsen Merkesbrekk og kona Gjertrud Olsdatter er, har jeg ikke klart å finne ut ennå. Lurer også på om han kan hete Jon Olsen. I kirkeboka har jeg funnet et giftermål i 1719 mellom soldat Jon Olss. Merkesbrekken og Guri Andersdt. Ramlo. Samme år (imidlertid noen uker før) fant jeg døpt Jon Brekkens Mildri. I 1723 finner jeg så Gjertrud født.
Hvis vi sammenligner de opplysningene som står i bygdeboka, er det tydelig at noe ikke stemmer.

Der står det at Jon Haldosen Merkesbrekk er født 1701. Hans datter Mildri er oppgitt å være født i 1714. Det er vel lite sannsynlig at han er 13 år når han blir far.

Vel, dette var ikke mye å bli klok på kanskje, men det er i alle fall sikkert at Jon Merkesbrekk ikke er sønn av Haldor og Gurru. De skrev forressten også Merk konsekvent. Merk ble brukt av de som bodde på hovedgarden, mens plassbrukerne brukte navnet på plassen. Det er helt gjennomført i kirkebøkene. (I alle fall de gamleste).

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Mærkesbrekk, John Haldorsen (I22614)

8046

Heimvendt norsk-amerikanar:
Utflytta frå Noreg: 1888
Flytta attende til Noreg: 1891

Todal, Arnt Johannesen (I83674)

8047

Heimvendt norsk-amerikanar:
Utflytta frå Noreg: 1888
Flytta attende til Noreg: 1891

Todal, Johan Olsen (I37186)

8048

Heimvendt norsk-amerikanar:
Utflytta frå Noreg: 1907
Flytta attende til Noreg: 1910

Semundset, Christian Kristofersen (I99867)

8049

Hein, Alf, f. i Arendal 23. aug. 1887, sønn av skibsreder A. Chr. Hein og Adolfine Jacobsen.
Sjøofficer 1909, eks. Sjøkrigsskolens øverste avd. 1911, premierløiitnant 1912, kaptein 1924. I årene 1909-13 tj.gjort på panserskib, jager og torpedobåt, torpedobåtschef nøitralitetsvern 1914-16, chef for Minevesenets torpedoskytestasjoner 1916-22, nest-komm. «Heimdal» 1919-20, torpedosk. i Portsmouth 1922.
Dipl.ing. fra Norges Tekn. Høisk. (maskinlinjen) 1927, v. Marinens Torpedofabrikk 1928-29, siden 1929 som Torpedofabr.'s overingeniør. Gift i Kristiania 23. okt. 1913 med Gertrudd Caroline Dawes f. i Horten 6. sept. 1890, l sønn, 2 døtre.

Hein, Alf (I187671)

8050

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Tollvik, Børje Ingvald (I25633)

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