[#14175] Enebak, Mysen farm.

[Gjest Mary Ellen Peterson]

I am trying to find the name of the husband of Ragnhild Christensd. b.1818, living on the Mysen farm as a widow in the 1865 census. Her children were children of Anders. Their names were Anton, Christian, Anne, Petra, Mina, Maren and Karen. The husband, Anders, must have died around 1860. Possibly Anders Olesen. Thank You

[Gjest Marilla Schenk]

FamilySearch IGI index shows Ragnhild Christensdtr married Anders Johnsen in Enebakk on 14 Oct 1837 (Batch #M421542) Several of the kids' baptisms are also listed and Anders Johnsen is listed as the father- from Petra on use Batch C421543 as it is a new film after 1850. If you live near a Mormon Fam Hist centre you may be able to rent & look at film of the actual church records & then you might get more info quite likely the fathers of Anders & Ragnhild.

[Gjest Marilla Schenk]

Check the 1801 census -Mysen Søndre where there is a Jøen Andersen age 24 living with his father & stepmother that looks to be well worth checking out as possibly Anders Johnsen's father. By Family Search Ragnhild's parents are Christen Thorersen and Anne Larsdtr if she is the Ragnhild baptized in Enebakk in Dec 1818.

[Gjest Astrid Gran Skjæret]

According to Enebakk bygdebok, volum II, page 574, the name of Ragnhild's husband was Anders Johnsen - b. 1815 - d. 1862. The name of Anders Johnsen's father wasJon Andersen (1776 - 1833). In 1801 he was married to Pernille Pedersd. from the Veng farm in Enebakk (1783-1860). Jon Andersen was the son ofAnders Jensen from the Bøler farm in Dalefjerdingen in Enebakk (1746-1822). In 1774 Anders Jensen married Gunhild Torgersd. (1733-1790)from Mysen. Anders Jensen's parents wereJens Jonsen from the Huserud farm in Dalefjerdingen, Enebakk. Born 1719. He died at the Bøler farm in 1809. Married 1743 to Ingeborg Andersd. from Bøler. She died 1773. Ingeborg's parents wereAnders Arnesen from the Rud farm in Dalefjerdingen, Enebakk. (1663 - 1745). He was married to Eli Amundsd. Dead 1732.All informations are from Enebakk bygdebok, volume II and III.