Notes: Tofterå Slettemoen

Tofterå Slettemoen genealogy

Matches 4,101 to 4,150 of 13,999

#	Notes	Linked to
4101	Faren død i 1666, brødre: Hans, Aamund, Børge.	Jordal, Goute Børges. (I8025)
4102	Faren født i Iowa, mor i Illinois iflg. 1930-census for LA. Sist gift med Arch Kelley og bodde i Fontana.	Gholson, Sadie Lora (I14835)
4103	Faren hadde Grimseid fra 1603-44	Grimseid, Steffen Hans. (I1181)
4104	Faren Jochum Foss var udfarer og fikk borgerskap i Bergen i 1659. Barn: Thomas Jochumsen Foss; Hemming Jochumsen Foss; Boel Jochumsdatter Foss; Anne Jochumsdatter Foss; Maren Jochumsdatter Foss; Jochum Jochumsen Foss, skindkræmer; Thies Jochumsen Foss; Giertrud Jochumsdatter Foss og Abigael Jochumsdatter Foss. Kanskje også Anders og Johan.	Foss, Jochum (I27034)
4105	Faren kan ha vært Otte Ottesen Stangeland som var fadder ved sønnesønnens dåp derfra i 1776. 1771 var Maritte på Hille, også gift derfra i 1773. Da det var skiftet etter mannen Michel Salomonsen på plassen Årtun i 1779 var Lars Nilsen Stangeland verge for Maritte, og Ole Ottosen som var husmann under Gåsnes, for sønnen Salomon på seks år. Søsken Ole Ottosen, da i Kvalvågen (1743-1813) og Siri Ottosdtr. gm. Lars Nils. Stangeland nevnt i arveskiftet etter Maritte i 1810.	Stangeland, Maritte Ottesdtr. (I42216)
4106	Faren kjøpte gard på Grimastad, Voss i 1854.	Reistad, Anna Larsdtr. (I13511)
4107	Faren Lars hadde bruket på Nesttun omlag 1608 til 1626 ifølge Fanaboka s. 286.	Nesttun, Mikkel Lars. (I26938)
4108	Faren Lars var død da broren Lars ble døpt 18.10.1715.	Ulvøen, Brithe Larsdtr. (I7140)
4109	Faren Ola er ført som oppsitjar på Søre Vardøyna i 1723 og til om lag 1728.	Vardøy, Christopher Ols. (I12102)
4110	Faren Ole Olsen Askvik (69) (f. 1831) budde med dei på Fjellbirkeland i 1900-tellinga. Mor var Mari Evensdtr.	Askevik, Martha Olsdtr. (I36415)
4111	Faren Peter Petersønn Don Dass (Ca. 1590-1653) skal være fra Dundee i Skotland. Han tok i 1635 borgerskap i Bergen, død på Nord-Herøy i Nordland, gm. Maren Petersdtr. Falch (1629-1709)	Dass, Petter (I36466)
4112	Faren reiste til USA eit halvår før Herman vart fødd. Herman omkom på kysten av Australia på fiskebåten sin, saman med tre andre. Alle drukna etter at det bles opp ein frykteleg storm.	Kristensen, Herman Georg Kristoffer (I26901)
4113	Faren til Mikkel er truleg Jens Jens. Sekkingstad f. 1768, jf. Fjellboka III s. 219.	Landro, Mikkel Jens. (I26802)
4114	Faren var Anders Gitlesen Teigland. I 1865 er han på Nedre Bolstad, men ennå ikke gift med Anna Jahnsdtr. 1875 er han ugift handelskarl på Berlandstveit. I 1877 blir Karine født i Fusa, i 1880 blir Marta født i Fana. 1891 er de i Gravdal. 1892 er han husmann på Eide i Gravdal. Han var gårdsarbeider på Haugene i Gravdal i 1900. Arbeidet på sukatfabrikk på Laksevåg i 1910.	Teigland, Gitle Anders. (I29470)
4115	Faren var Anders Steffensen f. ca 1645, førre brukar på Knappen frå omlag 1665.	Knappen, Brita Andersdtr. (I26457)
4116	Faren var fra Vorland. På Bjelkarøy i 1801, på Klepsvik da hun giftet seg.	Dommedal, Christi Pedersdtr. (I12738)
4117	Faren var Hans Cornelius Martinus "Henry" Nielsen Hagestad (1851-1920) som emigrerte til East Grand Forks, mor var Annie Tuff fra Vestre Slidre (1858-1924)	Hagestad, Edith (I39404)
4118	Faren var Jens Nilsen.	Trengereid, Kristi Jensdtr. (I23973)
4119	Faren var Johannes Knuts. Gjerde som var gift to gonger, fyrst i 1799 med Magdela Olavsdtr. Steinsland (1772-1807) og andre gongen i 1807 med Borgny Andersdtr. Steinsland (1784-1834)	Gjerde, Anders Johannes. (I29208)
4120	Faren var Knud Anders Storebø	Storebø, Salomon Andreas Knuts. (I476)
4121	Faren var Mons Mons. Kleppe	Kleppe, Elisabeth Monsdtr. (I4292)
4122	Faren var Mons, mora Anna. Hadde også søstera Malli f. 1720.	Hjellestad, Eli Monsdtr. (I4778)
4123	Faren var Nils Hans. på Store Milde.	Milde, Anna Dortea Nilsdtr. (I25070)
4124	Faren var Nistad	Ask, Johanne Marie (I29235)
4125	Faren var Odd Gulleikson Styve, sønn av Gulleik Jonsson og Anne. Styve Gnr.383 65 m.o.h. Gulleik er nemnd 1624 da han betalte leidang med 2 laup 4 mk. smør og 1 bukkeskinn saman med Eilev. 1625 - 1629 - 1633 er han brukar saman med Eilev og Knut. 1634 - 39 er han brukar aleine. 1645 betalte han koppskatt for seg og kona Anne, drengen Lars og ei taus. Gulleik er nemnd som lensmann i Evanger 1647. 1652 åtte han 1 laup 7 mk. smør i Styve, og 14 mk. smør i Rio på Bordalen. Kilde : Evangerboka b.II s. 10.	Styve, Marta Oddsdtr. (I25368)
4126	Faren var Peder Peders. Kjøkkelvik Klokkerbok og minesterialbok for Laksevåg har tre forskjellige årstall for dødsfallet 1894-95-96.	Kjøkkelvik, Fredrik Bertin Peders. (I29455)
4127	Faren var Sjur Jørgens. Storebø	Storebø, Martha Elena Sjursdtr. (I37823)
4128	Faren var Tomas Anders. Selstø	Selstø, Anna Kristina Thomasdtr. (I39851)
4129	Faren var Tomas Nilsen f. ca 1616, hadde halvdelen av bruket samstundes med Nils Torkelsen. Dottera Barbro vart gift med Nils sin bror Willum.	Midttun, Barbro Thomasdtr. (I26540)
4130	Farer til søes paa København (1801/1807)	Stangeland, Niels Lars. (I42239)
4131	Farfar Amund og sønnen Jon bodde på Røstad første halvbruk fra 1680. Denne Amund var bruker fra 1723. Gården er også nevnt ytre Røstad etter beliggenheten på landtangen mellom Ovenøya og Krogstadfjorden.	Røstad, Amund Jons. (I478)
4132	Farfaren var fra Krabbetveit i Tysvær.	Anfinson, Estella Marie (I31804)
4133	Farmar i USA, reiste 1889 til Northwood, døde ugift på mentalsjukehuset i Jamestown.	Moe, Guttorm Guttorms. (I14112)
4134	Farmar i Westhope.	Moum, Lloyd Philip (I13883)
4135	Farmar på farsgarden ved Lansing.	Dahl, Albert Johannes. (I31583)
4136	Farmed close to Sophies mother untill his health failed and they moved to Dell Rapids. Henry had one of the first cars in the area.	Hanson, Henry Martin (I32170)
4137	farmer	Duivenvoorde, Nicolaas (Klaas) (I19049)
4138	Farmer at Fifteen Mile Prairie, Dallas, Missouri. Married Susanna M. Romans 1840-1892, Children: Iren A. Shumate, Jacob David Simmons (1868-), James Simmons and Franklin Evart Simmons b. 1878, d. 1946, Mount View Cemetery, Polk, Polk County, Missouri, Franklins son: Evart Truman Simmons 1905-1972, Preston, Hickory County, Missouri	Simmons, Benjamin Franklin (I22161)
4139	Farmer, carpenter, shipwright, fisherman Sivert Anders. Hordnes, and his father-in-law Sivert Ols. Nygaardsvig drowned in the Korsfjord at the entrance to the Fanafjord when their fishing boat overturned in a storm Feb 27th 1869.	Hordnes, Sivert Anders. (I1320)
4140	Farmer. Member of the State Assembly in California. 1860, Shasta, California JSP Bass first engaged in mining and subsequently dealt in mules and horses. The "Bass Place" mentioned in his obit was a large two story dwelling, with a fireplace in each room, and serced as a stopping place in the days of the Stagecoach on the old Oregon Stage Road. JSP Bass had a mountain named for him, as well as a school, he had an interest in Calif Iron Mines, Inc. on McCloud River. His graddaughter Bertha Jonstone says: "He continued to have desire to mine and with five other men located a mine on the McCloud River near the mouth of the river where it empties into Pitt River. It was known as California Iron Mines, Inc. Grandfather's interest had passed on to his heirs until I owned .72. The mine was sold and after the cost of locating numerous heirs of all six original owners was deducted I received $1,111.47. The present owners plan to build a smelter near there or to barge the ore across the lake to Highway five. The company purchased a larger mining claim adjoining." Title: Kaleidoscopic Family Bass, Author J.M. Wood Jr. Semi-Weekly Searchlight, Redding, Shasta County, California, Dec 7th 1909: DEATH CLAIMS SHASTA's MOST BELOVED PIONEER JSP Bass died Sunday Morning in Chico at the age of 88 years. ... JSP Bass was born in the state of Missouri, Feb 2, 1821, making his age 88 years 9 monthes and 23 days. He came across the plains in the rush of 1849 and settled at Hangtown, now Placerville, where he mined for a year or two. That was the day when a miner was limited to a claim fifteen feet square. Mr. Bass came to Shasta county in 1851 and settled in Shasta, then one of the most stirring mining camps in the state, and for awhile operated a pack train between Shasta and Vreks (illegible line) had one daughter hos is now Mrs. Day Dunning (Nancy), living in Burbank. Mrs. James Bradley, living in Shasta in the earliest days, was made a widow when her husband was slain in a battle with the Indians. She had one son, Otho R. Bradley, blacksmith living in Santa Cruz. Mr. Bass and MRs. Bradley were married in Shasta October 26, 1852 and for forty-eight years, or until her death in 1900, they lived happily together. Herbert Bass, their first son, now the Montgomery Creek merchant, was the second white child born in Shasta county. Other children of the pinoeer couple are Seymore Bass, foreman of the United States fishery at Baird, Miss Caro Bass, living in Chico, and Mrs. Mary B. Walker, at whose home in Chico the pinoeer passed away. In 1853 Mr. Bass bought the farm on Stillwater which for over half a century has been known as the "Bass place", and a famous stopping place in the days of the stage coach. There he and his wife lived for nearly fifty years. The pioneer endured great hardships in the early days and took an axtive partin in several engagements with the Indians in the days when the redskins fought with bow and arrow and the tomahawk. In a battle near the town of Shasta he was hit in the breast by an arrow. He plucked out tthe point and went on fighting. The pioneer was always a Democrat. He was elected to the Legislature in 1880, but he seldom sought political honors, though he served one term as a supervisor. ... The death of Mr. Bass recalls the fact that it was his horse which Joawuin Miller, the Poet, stole in the early days. Miller was indicted by the Grad Jury and was locked up in the county jail, but he escaped and was never prosexuted. There was no more upright citizen in Shasta county than JSP Bass. He was honorable in his business dealings and could brook no deceit in anyone with whom he came in contact. ..."	Bass, John Steven Patton (I22263)
4141	Farmhand at his uncle Charles Shipleys farm in Denison, Lawrence, Illinois in 1910 census.	Crosslow, Thomas Caption (I28978)
4142	Father Christian Böckling. For sons Peter and Johanns burials her name mentioned as Johanna Helena, not Susanna in the Marienrachdorf records, and for Peter just Helena in the Deesen records in 1861. When Anna Maria married Joannes Kraemer in 1803 the mothers name is Sabini.	Böckling, Joanna Juliana (I33991)
4143	Father Joseph Woble died 1784.	Womble, Britain (I27604)
4144	Father may have been Aaron Heckathorn. 1850, farmer in French, Adams, Indiana, USA. Value of real estate owned 100.	Heckathorn, George Washington (I22177)
4145	Father may have been Patrick E. Cain who came from Ireland, shown on tax records for Nelson County, KY in 1796. His wife may have been Maranda (Brush? b. 1766 in Virginia, d. 1799?). Moved to Grayson county, KY before 1810. His name is on the marriage bond dated Oct 15, 1808, married Oct 10, 1808. The minister's return gives the name of the groom as Richard Studivile. Page 66 of "Hardin County, Kentucky, Marriage Bonds, 1792-1812". One record has Pollys death registered Mar 1837 in Spencer, Indiana.	Cain, Mary Polly (I22221)
4146	Father mentioned as FNU Barksdale, minister to America from Scotland.	Barksdale, Mildred Ann (I28502)
4147	Father might be Bernardus (van Delft), as she is named Berents. at one christening. And a relative is Willemina van Delft.	van Delft, Antonia (I24461)
4148	Father was Elijah Johnson (1854-1938), who her mother was married to at the time of her birth. So states her death certificate (LC Johnson). She married Jesse M. Hill in 1893. Lived in Decatur, Alabama at the time of her death.	Johnson, Martha Jane (I28996)
4149	Father was German, Adam Seasly, mother Elizabeth Cook from Pennsylvania.	Seasly, Adam P. (I20321)
4150	Father was Hendrik Spelbrink. Church records baptisms: Rheden, Arnhem, archive 176, inventory number 1355, folio 16	Speldenbrink, Fijken (I24164)