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Møsaker 64/1

MØSAKER, Margrete Jonsdatter (I23503)

15432

Møsåker 64/1

MØSAKER, Guri Kristoffersdatter (I23650)

15433

Møsaker 64/1

MØSAKER, Trond Torleivsen (I23693)

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Møsaker 64/1

MØSAKER, Dorthe Torleivsdatter (I23694)

15435

Møsaker 64/1

MØSAKER, Knut Erikson (I24441)

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Møsaker 64/1

MØSAKER, Gro Kristoffersdotter (I22662)

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MØSAKER, Torleiv Kristofferson (I2981)

15438

Most data on Daniel and Märta and the birth dates of their children from the Haga parish records.

Lars shows birth month as October, not January. (January is correct according to the Bodsjö parish birth record.)

Daniel and Märta lived at Haga No. 5 for the whole period of 1847-1854 according to the Lockne Household Examination.

OLOFSSON, Daniel (I316)

15439

Most likely he was born Aslak.

Eric Allen shows different parents.

In the 1906 state census, he is Alack, a 73 year-old widower farming with his sons Albert, 23, and Benny, 21, in Deerfield Twp. Also in the household, as boarders, were the 24 year-old Martha Quale, born in Wisconsin, an unmarried woman, and, apparently, her daughter Jennie, age 1.

NELSON, Alexander “Aleck” (I36984)

15440

Most likely, and assumed here, he was born Helge Evenssen in Vang. He was called Helge Evensson Höverstad when he left Vang for the U.S. in March of 1862 at age 19. His death certificate, for which the informant was his son-in-law, shows his father’s name as Helge Holen Hoverstad.

He was a farmer in Wang Twp, Renville County, in the 1880, 1885, 1895, and 1900 censuses. In the 1910 census, he is retired with “own income” and is, apparently, letting his daughter and son-in-law run the farm.

In the 1895 census, he claimed to have been in Minnesota for 34 years, 24 of which were in the present enumeration district. In the 1900 census, he came to the U.S. in 1862.

Helge died of stomach cancer.

HOLLEN, Helge Evenssen (I11012)