Lars Johnsen 1819 emigrerte 1851

[Hans Myhre]

Lars Johnsen pladseier Snippen af Grini f. 03.06.1810 gift

Agnete Johannesdattere 44 f. Blexceth Toten   hustru

Joachim Larsen f. 12.02.1839 Føllingstad  i Vardal

Maria Larsdatter f. 25.03.1841 Hellestuen i Vardal

Mathias Larsen f. 22.05.1843 Hellestuen i Vardal

Berte Larsdatter f. 04.03.1845 Hellestuen i Vardal

Netta Engebretsdatter Bjørseth f. 24.12.1850 Nedre Snippen

Emigrerte 06.03.1851

Hvor ble det av disse?

[Stine H Kvistad]

Dette er Maria g m Ole Jacobsen fra Haug?

 

Name:	Maria Larsdr [Maria Johnsen]
Gender:	Female
Record Type:	Marriage
Birth Place:	Vardal
Marriage Date:	24 Mar 1858
Marriage Place:	Dane, Wisconsin, USA
Father:	Lars Johnsen
Mother:	Agnethe Johanesdr
Spouse:	Ole Jacobsen
Church Name:	Spring Prairie Lutheran Church
Church Location:	DeForest, Wisconsin

 

[Stine H Kvistad]

Og Lars Johnsen med Mathias og Berthe

 

[Stine H Kvistad]

Name:	John Jacobsen
Baptism Age:	0
Record Type:	Baptism
Birth Date:	3 Apr 1860
Baptism Date:	6 May 1860
Baptism Place:	Dane, Wisconsin, USA
Father:	Ole Jacobsen
Mother:	Marie Larsdt
Church Name:	Spring Prairie Lutheran Church
Church Location:	DeForest, Wisconsin

[Carl Nilsen]

Bertes vielse?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XRLS-ZYL

[Stine H Kvistad]

Ole Jacobsen Strømme f 24.05.1837 i Haus, Hordaland

 

https://www.digitalarkivet.no/kb20070508670288

 

 

[Carl Nilsen]

Kan dette være Joachims vielse?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XRL6-1RB

 

Kanskje samme i 1880 census?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MN4F-G43

Endret Desember 15, 2020 av Carl Nilsen

[Stine H Kvistad]

Lieut John L. Johnson

BIRTH	12 Feb 1839
DEATH	13 Sep 1910 (aged 71)
BURIAL	Hillsboro Cemetery #1 Hillsboro, Traill County, North Dakota, USA Add to Map
MEMORIAL ID	38235894 · View Source

 

[Stine H Kvistad]

 

John og Jensine i Traill, North Dakota

1900 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M9V5-FSC

 

1910 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MLGL-SDF

 

[Stine H Kvistad]

https://genealogytrails.com/ndak/traill/bios.html

 

CAPT. JOHN L. JOHNSON
Captain John L. Johnson, county judge of Traill county, is one of the most prominent and influential citizens of that part of the state. He was born in Hademarken, Norway, February 12, 1839.
The parents of our subject, Rev. Larse and Agnetta (Johannson of the farm Skatum) Johnson, were natives of Norway, and the father came to America when our subject was eight years of age, and accepted the pastorate of Honges Synod church in Columbia county, Wisconsin. Our subject was the eldest in a family of four children, and is the only survivor of the family, and he grew to manhood in Wisconsin, and followed farm work there, and then entered Beloit College, and when about twenty years of age began handling insurance and farm machinery. In the fall of 1862 he enlisted in Company H, Fifteenth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, with the rank of second lieutenant. Union City, Tennessee, was the first engagement, and then followed Island No. 10, after which he was forced to resign his commission on account of sickness, and return home, where he partially regained his health and at the organization of Company H, Twenty-third Wisconsin Infantry, he was elected captain by popular ballot and started again for the south, but was compelled to resign again on account of his health. After the war he was commissioned captain of the Eau Claire State Militia. He went to Rochester, Minnesota, in 1865, where he engaged in the machine business and conducted one of the most extensive establishments of the kind in the state. He returned to Eau Claire in 1870, and served there as justice of the peace, and in the spring of 1885 went to Hillsboro, North Dakota, and followed his trade, lathing, and also served as deputy clerk of courts. He was elected to his present office as county judge of Traill county, in 1898, and is ably filling the position.
Our subject was married, in 1862, to Miss Jane Jesme, of Norway. Two children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, named as follows : Matthias I., deceased, and Anetta J., deceased. Mr. Johnson is a member of the Lutheran Synod church, and also holds membership in the Modern Woodmen of America and Grand Army of the Republic. He was assistant sergeant-at-arms at the fifth session of the state legislature, and has also served as justice of the peace and one term as alderman of Hillsboro. Politically, he is a Republican, and is a delegate to many county conventions of his party. He is keenly awake to the interests of his community, and has probably taken a more active part in public affairs than any other citizen of that locality and is deservedly popular with the people. [Source: Compendium of History and Biography of North Dakota, Publ. 1900. Transcribed by Renae Capitanio]

[Carl Nilsen]

Langskudd, men kan dette være Mathias vielse?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XRLP-92G

[Stine H Kvistad]

Lars Johnston og Agnete i 1870? - 

Hampden, Columbia, Wisconsin

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MN9Q-5KY

[Hans Myhre]

Tusen takk.