[#78987] Amerikaproffer

[Gjest Jan Samuel Halvorsen]

Har lenge forsøkt og finne Peder Julius Lorang Halvorsens død,men har ikke lykkes.Hans dåp.Kildeinformasjon: Oslo fylke, Rikshospitalet, Ministerialbok nr. 8 (1890-1893), Fødte og døpte 1890, side 30. Permanent sidelenke: [url="http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?idx_kildeid=5429&idx_id=5429&uid=ny&idx_side=-36>Lenke Permanent bildelenke:

[Gjest Hans Myhre]

For å slippe å lete så mye. Hvor er han i folketellingen 1930?

[Gjest Jan Samuel Halvorsen]

Han dro til Amerika 20 Juli 1907,og kom aldri tilbake.

[Gjest Helge Hålåsæter]

Der er en Julius Halvorsen der i Waupaca County, WI i 1920, men fødselsåret oppgis til 1884.

[Gjest Jan Samuel Halvorsen]

Julius Halvorsen var far til Peder,og var født 1869.Har heller aldri hørt at Peder hadde noen etterkommere.

[Gjest Jan Samuel Halvorsen]

Hans bror Toralf Eugen døde i Iola på 50 tallet.Peder J ser det ut som det er vanskelig og finne.Blir det reg.i Norge når Norsk Amrikanere dør? Mvh.Jan S

[Gjest Hans Myhre]

Er du sikker på at det het Lola i WI? I den kartboka jeg har finnes ikke stedet i WI . Kan du fortelle hvilket county stedet er i og fra hvor du har at Toralf døde i Lola abt. 1950...??? Det vanlige er at når norste statsborgere som ikke er gift i USA/Canada død så vil utenriksdep. prøve å finne slektninger her for å fordele en eventuell arv. I noen tilfelle har de gjort en dårlig jobb.

[Gjest Arne Grøndahl]

Hans, det er Iola (første bokstaven er stor I, ikke liten l) i Wisconsin. mvh. Arne

[Gjest Hans Myhre]

OK. Iola, der er det to kirker: Menighetene heter Hitterdal og den andre New Hope W. Den ene går frem til 1948...Den kunne være aktuell å se i.

[Gjest Hans Myhre]

Blir trøtt...Waupaca County... Hitterdal: kirkebokfilm nr. 87.

[Gjest Patty Dahl]

Hei! I just wanted to add that Iola is a township...in Waupaca county...I was not sure if you knew that... mvh Patty

[Gjest Jon Torp]

2. juni 1913 blir han naturalisert. Han kalles da Peder Julius Lorang Halvorson. Adresse: Harrison (Northland Wis.)

[Gjest Jan Samuel Halvorsen]

Tusen hjertelig takk for hjelpen!!!! Toralfs død fikk jeg vite av min onkel,men Peder visste han ingenting om.Min onkel har i mange år leta etter opplysninger om han,men har ikke funnet noe. Mvh.Jan S

[Gjest Hanne Line Osberg Eide]

De aller fleste menn er registrert i WWI registration cards 1917-18. Fant ikke Peder der.- død?- reist heim til Norge?- flyttet til Canada?- bare manglende registrering?Døde noen av foreldrene etter 1913? Eller barnløse søsken? Da kan det finnes info om Peder i skiftene.

[Gjest Hanne Ludvigsen]

Hei Hanne. Jeg hadde en oldefar over der i 1914-18 som jeg ikke finner der borte, er det vanlig at de som dro over noen få år også sto i det registret Mvh Hanne

[Gjest Hanne Ludvigsen]

Fant familie der, takk Hanne

[Gjest Hanne Line Osberg Eide]

Dette er en ypperlig kilde til å finne igjen personer i rett alder.About World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918In 1917 and 1918, approximately 24 million men living in the United States completed a World War I draft registration card. These registration cards represent approximately 98% of the men under the age of 46. The total U.S. population in 1917-1918 was about 100 million individuals. In other words, close to 25% of the total population is represented in these records.The WWI draft registration cards database can be an extremely useful resource because it covers a significant portion of the U.S. male population in the early twentieth-century. If you had family in the United States during WWI, you are likely to find at least one relative’s information within this large collection. In addition, these cards contain more than just names and dates; they can contain significant genealogical information such as birthplace, citizenship status, and information on the individual’s nearest relative.The World War I draft consisted of three separate registrations.•First Registration. The registration on 5 June 1917, was for men aged twenty-one to thirty-one—men born between 6 June 1886 and 5 June 1896.•Second Registration. The registration on 5 June 1918, was for men who had turned twenty-one years of age since the previous registration—men born between 6 June 1896 and 5 June 1897. Men who had not previously registered and were not already in the military also registered. In addition, a supplemental registration on 24 August 1918, was for men who turned twenty-one years of age since 5 June 1918.•Third Registration. The registration on 12 Sept 1918, was for men aged eighteen to twenty-one and thirty-one to forty-five—men born between 11 Sept 1872 and 12 Sept 1900.

[Gjest Jan Samuel Halvorsen]

Tusen hjertelig takk for opplys. Nei,det ser ikke ut som det er mulig og finne ham.Litt rart,for han må jo være reg.et sted? Mvh.Jan S

[Gjest S Kvistad]

Det er vel broren Thorolf Eugen, iflg WW1 reg, født 20 Okt 1895, som er meierist (buttermaker) i Roshalt, Portage, Wisconsin i 1930. Kone Agnes, en datter Hjørdis, 1921, og en sønn Thoralf,f 1926.Agnes var datter av Carl Severson og Martha Stolpestad.Fant dette på newspaperarchive, men ingen obit for Julius, Peder eller Thoralf.Mrs. Thoralf Halvorson and daughter, Hjordes went to lola on Thursday to visit at tho home of her mother, Mrs. Gunder Bergen. Hjordes remained to visit with her grandmother until the week-end. 1939Mr. and Mrs. Thoralf Halverson, lola, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at Our Savior's Lutheran Church where a group of relatives and friends gathered for the occasion A program and dinner were included in the celebration. 12 Sep 1945Now living in Madison are Mr. and Mrs. T. Eugene Halvorson who were married recently at Bethel Lutheran church in Madison. Mr. Halvorson is the son of Mrs. T. Halvorson, lola, and his bride, the former Miss Donna J. Mergen, is the daughter of Mrs. Edward J. Mergen, Madison. The couple repeated their vows after Rev. F. I. Schmidt on Friday afternoon, Nov. 27, at 4 o'clock. After the ceremony a reception, with a buffet supper, was held for 150 guests at the home of the bride's cousins, Roger Schumacher and Karl Kleeman. The bridegroom's mother was among the guests. For her marriage, the bride wore a gown of ivory satin, Chantilly lace and nylon tulle. Her elbow-length veil of ivory tulle was secured to a band of satin leaves and sequins. She carried a cascade of American beauty roses. Mrs. George Halvorson served as matron of honor in yellow taffeta and nylon net, while Mrs. Wayne Houldsworth wore a similar gown when she took her place as her sister's bridesmaid. They carried cascades of yellow, white and orchid mums. Jack Halvorson was his brother's best man and Richard Byom served as groomsman. Ushering were Dean Swenson and Stanley Schumacher. After the ceremony the couple spent a short honeymoon in Milwaukee. Their Madison address is 1040 Jenifer street. The bridegroom is attending aircraft and engine school in Janesville. Stevens Point 17 Dec 1953Mrs Martha Bergen. Village of lola. died Tuesday at 12 20 a m at lola Hospital She had been ill for the past two years Funeral services will be held at 1 30 p m Saturday at North New Hope Lutheran Church The R Eev mil Dockter will officiate Burial will follow in the parish cemetery Friends may call at the Vote Funeral Home. lola. after 3 pm Friday. Mrs Bergen was born Jul 16, 1869. in Toten. Norway, a daughter of the late Mrs and Mr Hans Stolpestad in 1888, she moved to the Iola area, where she has lived ever since. She was married to Carl Severson at New Hope on Dec 4.1888. Mr. Severson died Aug. 21. 1930. Mr Bergen died Sept. 24. 1941. Survivors include three sons. Henry Carlson and Bjarne Carlson, both of lola, and Clayton Carlson. Ogdensburg: one daughter. Mrs. Agnes Halverson. lola. 19 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Mrs. Bergen was preceded in death by two sons, one sister and one brother. 20 Okt 1971.

[Gjest Jan Samuel Halvorsen]

Mange takk!! Ser ut som du har funnet rett Toralf.De fikk også en sønn som het Jack Duan Halvorsen mener jeg å ha hørt.Merkelig med Peder,og at ingen har hørt noe. Mvh.Jan S

[Gjest S Kvistad]

Mr. and Mrs. Thoralf Halvorson and sons. Junior and Jackie, returned to their home Sunday afternoon after spending the past week at Chicago and Evanston. They were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thoralf Gjestrum and visited their daughter Hjerdis, who is employed there. 1939.Thorolf E. Halverson, 56, Iola, died Thursday at a Madison hospital.Capitol Time, Madison Wis, Friday, 22 Feb 1952Fortsatt ingen obit som kan nevne broren Peder.

[Gjest Jan Samuel Halvorsen]

Mange tusen takk!! Trodde en stund at Peders Julius Lorangs far,Petter Julius Halvorsen,født 1868 dro over til Wisconsin også,men det var visst feil.Leta lenge etter når han også døde,men måtte tilslutt be byarkivet i Oslo om hjelp.Petter J døde i Oslo 1922. Er det en mulighet for at Peder Julius Lorang døde under krigen der borte,og at han ikke er reg? Mvh.Jan S

[Gjest S Kvistad]

Det er ingen i WW1 registeret for en nordmann f 23 Okt 1890. Det finnes en Tom Halverson, 'servant' hos en norsk fam Rasmussen i Waupaca, 1910. Imm. 1906. Jeg ser av innreisen 3 Aug 1907, på Baltic, at Peder var 'clerc'.Kanskje du får tak i en obit for broren Thorolf på det lokale biblioteket. 21 -23 Feb 1952.http://www.iolalibrary.org/index.php?q=Genealogy

[Gjest Jan Samuel Halvorsen]

Tusen hjertelig takk for den fantastiske hjelpen jeg har fått!!! Mvh.Jan S

[Gjest Kurt Østbye]

Er denne karen fra 1910 census blitt vurdert ?1910 United States Federal CensusName: Peter Halverson Birthplace: Norway Relation to Head of House: BoarderFather's Birth Place: Norway Mother's Birth Place: NorwayHome in 1910: Harrison, Waupaca, Wisconsin Marital Status: SingleRace: White Gender: MaleAlder er ikke oppgitt. Han jobber på et sagbruk sammen med flere andre nordmenn, bl.a. en Hans Halvorsen som er ca. 25 år.