[#80210] Til Canada. Men etter 1916 ?

[Gjest Tor Mathisen]

Edvard Olav Mørk Tøgersen var f. 9. okt. 1876 på Nautøya i Tjøtta. Han kom til Brønnøy og ble gift i 1897 med Nikka Jørgine Klingenberg f. 31. mai 1875 på Sauren i Brønnøy.Hun hadde en sønn før de ble gift : August Theodor Franke f. 25. feb. 1892. Far var Petter Angel Martinessen.Edvard og Nikka fikk barna : Vilma Oskara Sofie f. 14. april 1902 og Einar Angel Dahl f. 15. juli 1904Familien utvandret til Canada i 1910. De hadde bosted Humboldt, Saskatchewan i 1916.De hadde da fått flere barn : Magnel f. ca. 1910, Annie f. ca. 1912 og Borghild f. ca. 1915.Er det noen som kan hjelpe med den videre skjebne for disse ??* Dødsår for Edvard og Nikka, samt den videre skjebne for de seks barna ???Med vennlig hilsenTor Mathisen

[Gjest Hanne Line Osberg Eide]

LenkeMen kun personer som døde for minst 70 år siden. Og fødsler over 100 år siden.Vet ikke hvilke navn de brukte i Canada.

[Gjest Lars Johannessen]

British Columbia Death Registrations 1872 - 1986:Borghild Theresa GrantBirth Date 04 Jan 1916Death Date 25 Oct 1982Birth Place: Lac Vert, SaskatchewanWidowSpouse: Edgar Everd GrantFather: Edward TrondsonMother: NikkaDeath Place: Surrey, British Columbia, CanadaLenke

[Gjest Margaret Miller]

Familien brukte etternavnet Torgerson. Takk for hjelpen.

[Gjest Margaret Miller]

Jeg tror Borghild i innlegg 3 maa vaere 'ours'.

[Gjest Ron Berg-Iverson]

Here they are in 1911 Humboldt. August Patterson is likely August Theodor f.1892. Also see Edvards brother Thorne age 20.Birth year is wrong. And Nikka has changed her name to Nellie.Lenke Census of Canada page containing Edward W. Torgersen

[Gjest Ron Berg-Iverson]

Heres Nikka and the 3 children ( Petersen ) and Tron Tørgersen going to Watson,Sask.Tron would be Thorne in 1911 Census.Lenke

[Gjest Ron Berg-Iverson]

When Borghild married she used Edvards fathers surname. Tøger Tronsen was the father of Edvard and Tron and lived in Engelsøy,Vega after moving from Tjottø.

[Gjest Ron Berg-Iverson]

Anna Edvarda Trondson b.16 Jan.1914 Lacverte,Sask father Edvard Trondsen died 29 May 1959 Vancouver,B.C. Married to John Carrick Irving This could be Annie f.1912? Sister of Borghild Trondson It appears Trondson has become the family name

[Gjest Ron Berg-Iverson]

Edward Torgerson ( Trondson ) b.19 Oct 1875 Vega d.22 Jan.1941 Naircam,Saskatchewan Nikka Olausen b.31 May 1874 Bronnoy ( born 1875 ) d. 1927 Naircam,Saskatchewan

[Gjest Ron Berg-Iverson]

Dorthea Maghilda Torgerson b.20 June 1912 Lac Vert,Sask. d. 5 March 1996 Watson,Sask.buried 9 Mar Watson,Sask. marr. Clarence NabsethElla Torgerson b.1 Jan.1919 Lac Vert,Sask. d.Sept 1997 Prince George,British Columbia marr.Klaus Stanley Halen 16 May 1942 Naicam,SaskWilma Scota Torgerson b.14 April 1902 Denner, Helgeland d.22 Mar.1991 Medicine Hat,Alberta marr.John Christianson Feb.1931 Watson,SaskInformation was posted by Ken Royston 13506 Marvin Road, Prince George,BC V2N 5B6 Phone ( 250 )964 3336

[Gjest Tor Mathisen]

Thank`s Ron. Now we have got sooo much for this family.

[Gjest Margaret Miller]

You're a true friend Ron! This is wonderful!!

[Gjest Ron Berg-Iverson]

Hei Tor & Margaret Ella Torgerson married Klaus Stanley HAGEN not Halen. Naicam is just south of Lac Vert so this is possibly where Edvard & Nikka are buried. We know the oldest children were born in Hestmarken,Brønnøy where Nikkas family lived.Its possible this Ken Royston is a grandson?

[Gjest Margaret Miller]

What became of Einar Angel Dahl born 15/7 1904? Can Ken see him?And can he find anything about Nikka's son August Theodore Franke Peterson born 25 May 1892?Are there descendants we can get in touch with?

[Gjest Ron Berg-Iverson]

All I could find is Einar died in Ontario.I posted Ken Roystons address and phone in Prince George. Here is a little history of Naicam,Saskatchewan.About 50 km south of Melfort, another Norwegian settlement developed around Naicam. Immanuel Norwegian Lutheran Congregation, founded at Naicam in 1910, held all of its services exclusively in Norwegian during the early years (as did most, if not all, Norwegian Lutheran congregations), and has long held a Norwegian Christmas service. Virtually all pastors who served this congregation, as well as the Dovre Congregation, founded near Spalding in 1919, were Norwegian. A bilingual sign in Norwegian and English welcomes visitors to Naicam. The Scandinavian proportion is less than one-third in Naicam, and a quarter in Spalding; yet surrounding rural districts tend to be quite heavily Norwegian, as early placenames suggested. Today, an estimated 1,000 Scandinavians live in this settlement.

[Gjest Ron Berg-Iverson]

August Pederson b.25 May 1892 d.1976 Watson,Sask. marr. Annie Rasmusson 7 Dec.1921 Naicam,Sask

[Gjest Margaret Miller]

How on earth are you getting this wonderful information? You know Einar died in Ontario, but any year?