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16661

Or Jensdatter.

Susanna Jonsdatter (I23205)

16662

Or Jerhoume.

She is living with her son Claud in Ozaukee County in the 1900 census. Both are now widowed. She is shown as having had 11 children, only 3 still living.

JERHOME, Susanna (I17417)

16663

Or Joel Michael.

Referred to as Mike in his brother Gary’s obit.

Called J. Michael Boline in his sister Marilynn’s obit.

BOLINE, Michael Joel (I30602)

16664

Or Johan Ludvig.

Inferring from his descendants’ DNA test results, his biological father appears to be Claus Bowe (assumed here) or, much less likely, one of Claus’s brothers. His birth record said that his father was Carl Carlsen.

The Johan Lauritz b. 19 Mar 1855, bapt. 9 Apr, in Bodø (Salten) parish of Bodø town parish, Nordland, was the son of the unmarried couple Helena Pernille Larsdatter of Rodøgaard (sp?) and Carl Carlsen of Christiansund.

In the 1865 census, he is Johan Lauritz Carlsen, age 11, a poor orphan/foster son living on Vesterlie nedre in Skjerstad parish, Nordland. The farm is owned by Mads Olsen, age 49. His wife is Malene Hansdatter, age 34.

He is not the Johan P. O. Karlsen in the 1865 census or the Johan Karlsen in the 1875 census shown as the son of Karl Pedersen.

He is _not_ the Johan Edvard Mikal Karlsen, age 26, who married Ane Pauline Olsdatter in Meløy, Nordland, Norway, on 1 Aug 1881. That Johan’s father is shown as Karl Andreas Pedersen.

In the 1891 census, he is in Tysfjords and was born in 1855 in Bodø. He’s a school teacher and gbr. The rest of the household was his wife Anne Antonette Nomaren Olsdatter b. 1858 in Tysfjorden, the maid Helmine Pedersdatter, b. 1873 in Tysfjorden, the son Karl Hilmar Karlsen, b. 1885 in Tysfjorden, and the son Mads Elias Gustav Karlsen, b. 1888 in Tysfjorden.

In the 1900 Norwegian census, he was a school teacher living on the Hegholl farm in Beiarn, Norway. His wife is Anne Antonette, b. 1858 in Tysfjorden. Their children are Karl Hilmar Johansen, b. 1885 in Tysfjorden, Mads Elias Gustav Johansen, b. 1888 in Tysfjorden, Marta Kristine Todal Johansdatter, b. 1891 in Tysfjorden, Olga Elise Joakime Johansdatter, b. 1893 in Tysfjorden, Magnhild Aleksandra Johansdatter, b. 1896 in Beieren, Reidar Antonius Johansen, b. 1898 in Beieren, and Uldrik Fredrik Johansen, b. 19 Jun 1900 in Beieren.

In the 1910 Norwegian census, he was a gbr and schoolteacher living on the Hegholt farm in Beiarn, Norway. Everyone in the household was born in Bodin, Norway.

According to Wikipedia: Beiarn is a municipality in Nordland county, Norway. It is part of the traditional district of Salten. Beiarn is also a part of the Bodø Region, a statistical metropolitan region. The administrative centre of the municipality is the village of Moldjord. Other villages in Beiarn are Høyforsmoen, Trones, and Tverrvika.

According to Wikipedia: Bodin is a parish and former municipality in Nordland county, Norway. The 672-square-kilometre (259 sq mi) municipality existed from 1838 until its dissolution in 1968. It was a large municipality encompassing all of the mainland area around the town of Bodø and part of the land on the southern shore of the Saltfjorden. The municipality also included over 100 square kilometres (39 sq mi) of islands, notably the islands of Helligvær, Landegode, Bliksvær, and Givær plus numerous others. In all there were over 700 islands, islets, and skerries in Bodin Municipality. All of what was Bodin Municipality now lies entirely inside the present-day Bodø Municipality.

The present-day parish of Bodin represents the mainland area immediately surrounding the town of Bodø and the western islands. The main church for the parish is the historic Bodin Church.

Cheryl Dahl’s Wells Ross Family Tree claims he had a daughter Martha Carlson (1893-1925) who married Arthur Card Dawson. The Karlsens have no daughters in the 1900 census.

The Karlsen Family Tree on MyHeritage calls him Johan Ludvig Karlsen and has him dying in 1925.

KARLSEN, Johan Lauritz (I29526)

16665

Or Johanne G.

He registered for the draft in Union County, Oregon, on June 5, 1917. Although his birthdate is given as February 4, 1890, his age is 28 so the draft registrar fumbled the subtraction. John E Anderson lives at 2108 Adams in LaGrande, Oregon, where he owns an auto garage. He is married with a wife and three children. He is described as of medium height and build with blue eyes and brown hair. (His brother Herman must have been living with him at that time. Herman used the same address.)

In the 1920 census, he is the 28 year-old John E Anderson, an automobile salesman living at 1808 First Street in La Grande in Union County, Oregon.

In the 1930 census, he is the 40 year-old John E Anderson, a wholesale and retail butcher living with his family in Coos, Coos County, Oregon. He is not a veteran.

In the 1940 census, he and Catherine live in Salem with their son Eugene and his family. John was an automobile salesman working 60 hours a week.

He registered for the World War draft in 1942 as John Edward Anderson. At that time, he and Catherine lived at 270 W. Miller in Salem, Oregon. He was employed by the Armsberger Motor Co. of Salem.

ANDERSON, Johan Edward (I7758)

16666

Or Johannesdatter

MOE, Sigrid Øysteinsdatter (I35599)

16667

Or Johansson.

JOHNSON, Carl (I27105)

16668

Or John Harlan. Or Bergloff.

In the 1940 census, he was living with Peter, Jennie, and Roberta in Wyanett Twp, Isanti County, Minnesota. He was working as a clerk in a hardware store.

He and his family moved to Harlan’s family farm on Spectacle Lake in 1947.

BERGLOF, Harlan John (I27944)

16669

Or John Leo.

His father, and the parents of his mother, were born in Ireland.

In the 1940 census, he and his wife and daughter lived in Huron, South Dakota. He was a cashier in a bank.

MANNING, Leo J (I19253)

16670

Or John Obert.

In the 1900 census, he and his family lived in Wanamingo Twp, Goodhue County. He was a school teacher.

In the 1910 census, he and his family live in Kenyon. He was a rural mail carrier. By this time, Christina has had 12 children, only 11 of which are still living. Agnes is not listed with the family.

From the Dalby database, which takes this from the book “We Give You Kenyon” by Harold Severson published in 1976:

THE LITSHEIM FAMILY John Obert Litsheim, born Aug 8, 1863 in Vose, Norway married Christine Strand, born Oct. 24, 1872 in Vangs, Minn. near Kenyon. Fourteen children blessed this marriage, 13 of whom grew to adult life. From oldest to youngest, the children were Christine, born 1890, married George Bates, one son Luverne; Annette, born 1891, married Herbert Gibson, one daughter Corrine; Edward, born 1893, married twice, two sons, Dewey and Richard; Theresa, born 1894 in Vose, Norway, married Harry Wolters, two children, Lloyd and Violet; Selma, born 1896, married Ben Whitmore, children Dale, Fern, LaVon, Wanda, Dean, Shirley; Inga, born 1897; Anna, born 1899, married Hiram Broin, children Lowell, Harris, Darlene; Theodore, born 1902, married Margaret Sorenson, children Patricia and Joan; Agnes, born 1903; Carl, born 1905, married Ruth Maxim, one child Sally; Earl, born 1907, married Ruth Curray, children Mary and John; Obert, born 1909, married Eileen Emmons, children Eileen, Jeanne, James and John; Robert, born 1912; Doris, born 1914, married John Gibson, children Joan, Jacqueline, and Craig. John Obert Litsheim came to America at the age of 19. He continued his education and was ordained as a Lutheran minister. After serving a variety of parishes, he went with his family of four to spend a year in his Norwegian homeland. Returning to the United States, he quit the ministry and found his life’s work as a rural mail carrier at the Kenyon post office. John was an eloquent speaker and had a fine baritone singing voice which he used in Kenyon on different occasions. Christine Strand Litsheim was the daughter of a pioneering Norwegian family which settled near Dennison. Having 14 children was quite an accomplishment, though for those days not unusual, and her children and grandchildren gave her a rich and blessed life. “Ma,” as she was affectionately called, was a wonderful mother, and a strict disciplinarian. She lived to see many of her offspring go on to varied and useful lives. All the Litsheim girls were fine athletes, good scholars and waged many a baseball game on the Bullis’ Zumbro baseball field just below the Litsheim and Erick Williamson homesteads. The Zumbro river played quite a part (romantic, athletic, and recreational) in the lives of so many of Kenyon’s families...that is, the children. There was a skating, swimming, boat-building along that famous Kenyon landmark. The damming of the Zumbro River by the Mogrens for their ice-making aided the youths in their hockey and other games. Skiing in that area added to wonderful rich memories of the Litsheim and other family groups. The Litsheim boys excelled in athletics in Kenyon High School and for thirteen years (from Ted to Bob) at least one or more played on all teams in football, basketball , and baseball. Four of the six boys became college graduates, but only Bob continued in athletics. He starred in football and baseball for Carleton college of Northfield. Three of the boys became, at first, school teachers: Ted, Earl and Bob. Of the girls there were five school teachers. So education played quite a part in the life development of the Litscheim children. The Litsheim clan is spread around the country from Florida to California. Once in a while reunions are possible, the largest one being in 1972 held at the Kump home on Lake Mazaska near Faribault. Most of the living original group were there with many of the grandchildren also. A somewhat smaller reunion was held on the occasion of sister Theresa’s 80th birthday when all but one of John and Christine Litsheim’s children attended. One of the grandchildren remarked at that time about the novelty of having over sixty active and alert members of the Litsheims who were present at the reunion. Norwegians are a hardy lot and so were John and Christine Litsheim’s children.

LITSHEIM, Johannes Olsen (I29353)