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1601	Daniel Jakobsen hadde gården til sin død 11.04.1894, og enken drev den en tid til hun overlot den til sin svigersønn Johan Kristiansen.	Singstad, Daniel Jakobsen (I59530)
1602	Daniel Mikkelsen Pristrup ble utnevnt til kapellan i Nærø, Namdal prosti, med ekspektanse på sogneprestembetet den 16. febr. 1672. Han er nevnt som kapellan i Nærøy i amtregnskapets familieskatt i 1677, i 1684 og i 1687. Han er også nevnt i 1700 da han fikk stadfestelse på stillingen. I skifte etter Hr Christopher [Poulsen Resen] i 1703 heter det at Hr Daniel hadde etterfulgt ham som sogneprest. I 1684 betalte han for seg, sin kone, en amme, en tjenestedreng og to tjenestepiker. I 1689 bodde han på Frøvigen som var kapellangård. Tog Exam. theol. 21. Octbr. 1671 og predikede til Dimis 1672. I Testimonium Academicum af 21. Septbr. 1674 kaldes han Daniel Michaëlis Bynæsensis, hvorfor han maaske kan have været en Søn af den Mikkel Anderssen som var Præst til Bynæsset i Aarene 1651-64. Blev først resid. Capellan til Nærøe, og lovet Kaldet ved indtræffende Vacance i Christian d. 5tes Confirmationsbrev paa at beholde Capellaniet, dat. Kjøbenhavns Slot. Febr. 1676, hvilket blev stadfæstet ved Frederik d. 4des Confirmationsbrev af 5. Decbr. 1699. Blev saaledes Sognepræst her ved Christopher Resens Død 1703. Døde 1708. Hans kone hed Anna [Alexandersdatter Brüghmann; en hånskreven notits.] Skifte 5 mai 170921: I skifte nevnes en bok Sanctus Chilianus som hadde en dedikasjon til Hr Peder Resen og Maren Mikkelsdatter 1680. Det nevnes en rekke sølvsaker merket: PISR MCD 1649. Sølvbeger merket HDMSP AADMB. Videre sølv merket Jørgen Reiersen - Alethe Hansdatter 1681, Hiernomys Brüghman - Anne Alexandersdtr. Dessuten sølv merket DMSP-AADB 1707. Skål merket Ulrik Brüghman - Gisken Mikkelsdtr og Daniel Mikkelsen Pristrop - Anne Alexandersdtr Brüghman. Det var også en sølvkanne merket Hr Christopher Resen - Øllegard Steensdtr Lindwed, beger merket NBS GEDB, GOS KID, NAS MD og et beger med to ører et øre merket IBM det andre AAD. Enkens andel ble 256 lodd, sønnen 71 lodd og datter 35 lodd.. geni.com	Pristroph, Daniel Michelsen (I175375)
1603	Daniel lagde altertavla til Stemshaug kirke: https://www.norske-kirker.net/home/more-og-romsdal/stemshaug-kirke/	Skipnes, Daniel Johnsen (I154696)
1604	Danish citizen 29 Feb 1776. He was then First Lieutenant (Premierløjtnant) in the Kings Regiment. (DDD- Indvandrerhistoriske databaser- Indfødsretstildeling 1776 - 1960. Kilde: OE-1771 Mandens navn: Trepka Mandens erhverv: Lieut[nant] ved Kongens Regiment Mandens alder: 40 Mandens civilstand: Enkemand Mandens nr. ægteskab: 1 Mand død (ja/nej): Nej Hustru død (ja(nej): Ja Enkestand antal år: 6 Antal uforsørgede børn: 1 Sogn: Købmager Kvarter Herred: København (Staden) Amt: København Stednavn: 03d Indtastningsnr: C6840 Løbenr.: 17 København, København (Staden), Hof & Militæretaten, Kongens Regiments 6.Musketerkompagni, Kaserne i Sølvgade, 2055, FT-1787, B5763 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Simon von Trepka 55 Gift Hosbonde Stabs Capitain Maria Marta Silberschild 29 Gift Hans Frue Christian Friderich 9 Ugift Deres Søn af 2.Ægteskab Johann Carl Simon 6 Ugift Deres Søn af 2.Ægteskab Jacob Gottlob 3 Ugift Deres Søn af 2.Ægteskab Friderica Maria 5 Ugift Deres Datter af 2.Ægteskab Anna Christina Eskildsen 30 Ugift Tienestefolk Jacobina Maria Ley 20 Ugift Tienestefolk.	von Trepka, Simon (I193819)
1605	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Hågensen, Haldis Nielsen f (I186898)
1606	Danserinne ved forlystelsesstedet Hjorten i Trondheim fra 1925 til 1827. Drev senere danseskoler i Trondheim, Orkanger og Meldal https://digitaltmuseum.no/021017856663/klara-thams-danseskole .............................................................................................................. Hun reiste til sjøs, sannsynligvis som radiotelegrafist, og leilightene hun hadde på Nissens arbeidshus på Bakklandet i Trondheim var krydret med slike sunvenirer som bare sjømenn hadde tilgang til på 50-60-tallet. Klara var mye innlagt på Østmarka og slet sikkert med sitt og det må være alvorlig når man blir lagt inn der. Sønnen Tore Thams begikk selvmord. Han slet nok med det samme som sin mor. Eneste kjente yrke for Tore er turistguide i Nidarosdomen. ( Steinar Lumholtz-Rønne Gulbrandsen )	Jonassen, Klara Thams f (I77804)
1607	Darlene Schuller May 30, 1929 - July 13, 2020 Darlene Marie Schuller, age 91 of Bismarck, went home to her Savior on July 13, 2020. Born on Memorial Day 1929 to Hubert and Velma Hennen in Minneapolis Minnesota, Darlene lived her life in faith, service, and love of God. She grew up in Nordeast Minneapolis where she and Bob met. They married October 27, 1951. They were separated by Bobs death just one month shy of their 50th anniversary. Bob and Dar had a sense of adventure and were up for just about anything! They enjoyed dancing, golf, and cards; were active in the Church wherever they were. Love, charity, generosity, and daily Mass were the foundation of their marriage. As a Deacons wife, Darlene was introduced to deeper ways of serving Christ and met them with enthusiasm. She was active in Charismatic Renewal, Cursillo, Serra, and several parish guilds. She enjoyed reading, crafting, crossword puzzles, and any activity that brought her together with friends, especially bridge. Darlenes curiosity naturally brought her to many different career roles. Trained as a teacher she educated students from Cuba to Minnesota. Her love for the Girl Scouts took her into the role of Executive Director in the North Dakota region. She worked in travel and owned a clothing boutique for women, the Alex Ruth Shop. Her enthusiasm for life experiences has been passed down to her four children who can only try to keep up! Darlene was a vibrant, active, and creative mother who juggled the many interests that she encouraged her children to have. Preceded in death by her husband Robert (Bob) Schuller in 2001, brothers Fr. William Hennen and James Hennen. She is survived by siblings Patricia & Richard Myklebust, Hubert & Elizabeth Hennen, Linda & Ryan Lowe, Patti Hennen, and Jack & Grace Schuller. She will be missed fiercely by her children Sheryl Henneigh, Ann Just, Jane & David Jackelen, Joseph & Meg Schuller; 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Darlene left behind many lifelong friends whom she loved with all her heart. Photo and life story courtesy of The Schuller family and Schuller Family Funeral Home Wadena, MN	Schuller, Darlene Marie Hennen (I203862)
1608	Darwin W. Detlefs, born December 24, 1923 in Stickney, SD; died April 23, 2009 in Monroe, WA. He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Ann; daughters, Melinda Tsuchiya (Sakaru) and Molly Pagel (Paul); and five grandchildren. Darwin was preceded in death by son, Darwin W. Detlefs, Jr. Darwin was a B-17 pilot in WWII. After graduating from Iowa State University he taught junior high school for two years before 37 year career with IBM. He loved his farm outside Stanwood, WA, woodworking, and baseball. Celebration of his life to be held Sunday, August 9, 2009. Donations can be made in his honor to the Alzheimer's Association. Please visit www.dwdetlefs.com	Detlefs, Darwin William (I6030)
1609	Daryl E. Johanson, 64, Branson, Missouri and formerly of Spencer, died Friday, April 22 at his home in Branson Funeral services were held April 25, at the Whelchel Funeral Chapel in Branson, Missouri Graveside services for interment of ashes will be held Saturday, September 17 at 2 p.m. at Northlawn Cemetery, Spencer with the Rev. David Nelson of Royal officiating The family will be at Truck Haven Cafe following the graveside service for fellowship Daryl E. Johanson, the son of John G. and Ellen Gertrude Johanson, was born, March 21, 1930 in St. Paul, Nebraska On June 26, 1960, he married Phyllis Kruckenberg of Hartley Johanson worked and operated services stations while living in Spencer and Hartley. In 1971, he moved to Branson, Missouri, where he operated several services. He also had a lawn moving service which he ran until his retirement in 1992 He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church and the Lutheran Laymen's League Mr. Johanson was preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by his wife, two sons, Michael Johanson and his wife, Sherri of Nixa, Missouri and Douglas Johanson and his wife, Kristie of Des Moines; two brothers, LaVern Johanson of Aurora, Colorado and James D. Johanson of Eden, Georgia; four sisters, Darlene Englert of Royal; Marlene Moding and her husband, Clair of Everly; Jeanine Thomas and her husband, Roland of Spencer and Marjorie Mortensen and her husband, Keith of Royal Spencer Daily Reporter, Spencer, Clay County, Iowa, September 13, 1994	Johansen, Daryl Eugene (I136979)
1610	Data fra Norddalsarkivet	Bråten, Arne Jonsen (I65516)
1611	Data fra Norddalsarkivet	Bråten, Randi Iversdtr. (I65517)
1612	Date of Burial: 2/11/1906, Military: none, Race: White,,, Father:, Mother:, Death Place:, Birth Place: American, Cause: Consumption, Occupation: Ref: Cemetery Records	Tanvig, Helma Louise (I194012)
1613	Date of Burial: 2/20/1924, Military: none, Race: White,,, Father: Nels Danielson, Mother:, Death Place: Madison, WI, Birth Place: Norway, Cause:, Occupation: Housewife Ref: Cemetery Records	Danielson, Marie Tanvig f (I194009)
1614	Date of Burial: 6/14/1949, Military: none, Race: White,,, Father: Alfred M. Tandvig, Mother: Inga Hoff, Death Place: Albion, WI, Birth Place: Madison, WI, Cause: Fracture of neck, Occupation: Accountant Ref: Cemetery Records	Tandvig, Marshall Orville (I194025)
1615	Datoen er fra Klokkerboka. Den stemmer ikke med kirkegårdsregistret.	Midtlyng, Marit Pettersdtr. Togstad f (I36511)
1616	Datoen er litt uklar ??.03.1866	Hovde, Ole Olsen (I11121)
1617	Datoen er litt utydelig.	Stolsmo, Marit Johansdtr. Spjøtvold f (I9992)
1618	Datoen litt utydelig.	Haukvik, Marit Olsdtr. Alnæs f (I34940)
1619	Datter Signe. Siden gift Sager.	Sæther, Anna Johansdtr. Hagen f (I4158)
1620	Datter af Erik Oudensen og Maren Christensdatter. Død i Trondhjem 1700 hos svigersønnen, magistratspræsident Roald Opdal. Kommentar: Kilde til dette? I Tingvolls bygdebok står det at hun døde i 1670 hos Roald Opdal. I Kvernes kirke findes et Epitafium fra 1671. Innskrift på predellen: "Till Guds Ære, og Kierkens Beprydelse haffuer den ærdydige Matrone Lisabeth Erichsdaatter ladet opsette denne Taffle for sig oc sin k. Hospondis (?) Hæderlig og vellærdt Mand Hr. Anders Erichsen oc deris Børn Anno 1671".	Aspa, Lisbet Eriksdtr. Kvernes f (I197221)
1621	Datter av Brit Toresd Betten !	Toresdtr., Mali (I44620)
1622	Datter av Christian IV's livlege	Arnisæus, Elisabeth Sophia Anna Henningsdtr. (I55448)
1623	Datter av Fredrik Christian Paasche og Pauline Sivertsdatter Vaagen. Død 2. august 1920 i Moskva. Utførte et meget aktivt arbeid for norsk arbeiderbevegelse først på 1900- tallet. Første kvinnelige medlem av bystyret i Trondheim 1908 til 1911. Hun stiftet Arbeiderpartiets kvinneforening i Trondheim i 1905. Flyttet til Oslo i 1911 og arbeidet som sekretær i Norges sosialdemokratiske ungdomsforbund i 1912 - 1914, siden ekspeditør for fagopposisjonens organ Direkte Aktion (senere Solidaritet). Augusta Aasen ble ofte benyttet som politisk agitator. Hun var fram til sin død styremedlem i Kristiania Arbeiderparti og suppleant til Det norske Arbeiderpartis sentralstyre. Augusta Aasen var en av seks delegater fra Det norske Arbeiderparti til Den 3. Internasjonales annen kongress i Moskva 19. juli 1920 til 7. august 1920. Fra Norges socialdemokratiske Ungdomsforbund deltok blant annet Einar Gerhardsen. Augusta Aasen omkom ved en ulykke i Moskva 2. august 1920 og ligger begravet på Den røde plass ved Kremlmuren, samme sted som revolusjonens ofre ligger. Steinkjerbyggen Olav Scheflo, som også var Arbeiderpartiets delegat på konferansen, holdt tale ved Augusta Aasens båre. Augusta Aasen er den eneste norske kvinne som har sin grav på Den røde plass. Graven eksisterer fremdeles [2011]. (http://steinkjerleksikonet.no/)	Paasche, Augusta Aasen f (I132351)
1624	Datter av Halvard fra Vrålstad i Drangedal. Margareta mottok halve Klevar som "testamentsarv" fra Torers onkel Bjørn. Denne "arven" mottok hun ganske sikkert fordi hun sammen med Torer hadde fått sønnen Halvard Torerson.	Roalstad, Margrethe Hallvardsdtr. (I136785)
1625	Datter av en tysk kirurg ved Løkken Verk. Hun var av Hammondslekta og oldebarn av generalmajor Johan Hammond (f. 1714). Ved folketellingen 1885 bor Karen på Trolla i Trondheim og hun bruker etternavnet Hartsleben. Hun er da 89 år og bor på Sebastopol (arbeiderboliger til Trolla brug) på Trolla utenfor Trondheim . Her bor hun sammen med den eldste sønnen sin John Nilsen Liahaug Holstvold, f 1824, og hans kone Ragnild. John er tømmermann på verket. Sammen med dem bor også deres datter Karen (Johnsdatter) Storleer, født 1856, som er blitt enke i januar samme år. Karens oldebarn Ingvald (5 år), John Rikard (4 år), og tvillingene Konrad Marius og Karl Johan på 2 år er alle her.	Hartzleben, Karen Michaela Johansdtr. (I26081)
1626	Datter av forrige sogneprest, enke etter kapellan Claus Pedersen Lund.	Brejer, Karen Hansdtr. Borch f (I198671)
1627	Datter av kaptein von Krogh og hustru f. Testmann	von Krogh, Birgitte (I110990)
1628	Datter til Jon Assarsen Selnes etter Kollbjørn Aunes si bok. Ole Selnes er i tvil.	Selnes, Mari Jonsdtr. Vaslag f (I9391)
1629	Datteren Christine var født utenfor ekteskap, men hun ble lyst "i huld og kjød" på et ekstraordinært tingmøte i Vardø 28. nov. 1649. Dette betydde at Christine ble godtatt som Cunninghams rettmessige datter og fikk full arverett. Bl.a. fikk hun på samme tingmøte full disposisjonsrett over Cunninghams "kjøbstegård" i Helsingør. Christine var da allerede gift med før nevnte Hans Jenssen Ørbech. (geni.com)	Cunningham, Christine (I121496)
1630	Daughter of Clara Storseth and Ole Johnson. Manitoba death registration 1922,038378, 12 years old.	Johnson, Myrtle Alice (I202658)
1631	Daughter of George McDonald, Jr. & Isabella Clark m. 14 Jun 1873 Negaunee, Marquette, MI Youngest of nine children; 5 sisters & 3 brothers ************************** 1874 George, III d. 1927 WA 1875 Annie d. 1875 MN 1876 Ellen d. aft 1885 1877 Nellie (Smith) d. 1955 WA 1879 Albert d. 1906 WA 1879 Adella d. bef 1885 MN 1882 Maggie (Vaughn) d. 1958 WA 1883 William Married Fredrick Carl Fred Rossow 19 Jun 1912 Tacoma, Pierce, WA Mother of two children; 1 daughter & 1 son ************************** 1914 Dorothy B. 1916 Albert George Married Peter Hegstad 05 May 1939 Shelton, Mason, WA	Hegstad, Clara Belle McDonald (I174387)
1632	Daughter of Hans and Malla Olsen, she married Sigvard Vog, was widowed, a school teacher, lived at Rt 1 Box 40 Cathlamet, died in Columbia View nursing home of ventricular fibrillation or asystole, progressive cerebral vascular accident, arteriosclerosis and arteriosclerotic heart disease, per death certificate 146-80 13193, whose informant was Ronald H. Vog of the same address. Buried May 30 1980. Per Washington Marriage Records, on Jun 7 1929 in Vancouver, Clark Co, WA, Ruth Olsen of Wahkiakum County married Sigward D. Vog of Wahkiakum County. Longview Daily News, Thursday, May 29 1980: Ruth Marguerite Vog, 73, Cathlamet, died May 28, 1980, in a Cathlamet nursing home. She was born Aug. 29, 1906, in Chinook. She took her early schooling in Wahkiakum County, and graduated from Bellingham Normal College, now Western Washington University. She was a teacher in the Wahkiakum County area, and a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mary B. Newcomer of Cathlamet; two sons, Ronald H. of Cathlamet, and Donald S. of Springfield, OR; a sister, Mrs. Irene Bacon of Cathlamet; four grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and numerous nieces and nephews. Services will be at 11 am Friday at Dowling Funeral Home with Rev. Everett Groves officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Cathlamet.	Vog, Ruth Margarite Olsen (I196391)
1633	Daughter of Henry Nelson and Oline Johnson Nelson	Witsoe, Ethel Theresa Nelson (I47317)
1634	Daughter of John Williamson and Nancy Sickels Wife of Russell King Homer, 20 December 1836, Springfield, Otsego, New York Sketch. Eliza Williamson was beautiful. She was part Indian and had dark eyes and beautiful black hair. She was a quiet, dignified woman who had earned the respect of the other young women in her rural New York Township as well as the admiration of her neighbor, Russell King Homer. The sweethearts were married and moved to Pennsylvania, where they became acquainted with the Mormon religion. It was difficult for Eliza to decide whether or not to join this new religion because she felt a certain loyalty to the religion of her family, the Dutch Church. In 1844 she became severely ill and suffered from fevers. One of her brothers-in-law promised her that if she would be baptized and become a member of the Church she would get well. She kept getting worse; finally, she decided to become a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They set the day and selected the place for holding the ceremony, which was a small stream about one and one-half miles from their home on Keg Creek. When the time arrived, the brother-in-law, with plenty of help, took her out of her sick bed and wrapped her up in blankets and quilts, placed her on an ox sled, and proceeded to the creek, where the ice had been cut. The ice measured four feet thick. Five men got down in the water. Eliza was on a sheet and was lifted from the sled. Then she was lowered into the icy water. Four men were down in the water holding each corner of the sheet. She was baptized for the remission of her sins, and then she was baptized again for the restoration of health. Then she was wrapped in her bedding again, placed on the ox sled, and driven home. The next morning she arose and dressed herself, feeling as well as ever. She was never sick again as long as she lived and had good health until she was 97 years of age. The Homers opened a hotel in Crescent City, Iowa, that was called the Homer House. This was a haven to many that were crisscrossing America at that time. When all of the missionaries were called home because of the Johnston's Army episode, the Homers entertained all missionaries free of charge. Fifty of them stayed there at once for a period of one month and Sister Homer prepared their meals, did their laundry, and nursed their health. Sixteen of them arrived too late for the last company headed to Utah that season and spent the entire winter with the Homers. Many of the patrons were Indians and on several occasions, such heavy storms came up that at the close of the day, it was not safe for them to return to their homes by canoe. Eliza would always invite them to stay all night, while she took her children into her own bedroom. The dining room and kitchen floors were covered with drunken Indians in their blankets. There was not a white man around the place, but she was not afraid. She said that she was not worried because the Indians knew that she was their friend and any one of them would have defended her against danger. She had ten children of her own and after Russell's third wife died giving birth to her sixth child, these children also moved into her home and she loved and cared for them as her own. She was so generous and kind. Maybe her true nature is seen in this true episode: "Two years before her death, a grown man came to the house to see mother and said, 'Sister Homer, I do wish to thank you again for your kindness to me when I was a poor, hungry child. We were poor Danish immigrants living in part of your house because we were too poor to pay rent so you took us in. Every day you gave me one of your big fat biscuits covered with butter. I fancy I can see them yet. I will never forget how good they tasted.'" Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these . . .	Homer, Eliza Williamson (I173415)
1635	Daughter of Lara and Anna Olson Auni, she married John P. Grotan, was a housewife, lived on Puget Island, Cathlamet, died in Cowlitz General Hospital, Longview, of obstruction of bowel and strangulated hernia, per death certificate 14827, whose informant was Peter J. Grotan of Puget Island. Buried Sep 18 1948 at Firn Hill, Cathlamet.	Hollahagen, Anne Larsdtr. Grøtan f (I4217)
1636	Daughter of Ole Holden and Trine Bjorvik Holden of Bakklandet area of Trondheim. Lusie Kristine Holden was a member of the Adventist Church at the time of her death in 1932 in Bakklandet. She died from tuberculosis as did her younger sister, Jenny Eline, in 1923. findagrave.com	Holden, Lusie Kristine (I13318)
1637	Daughter of Peder Karo and Margaret Reitan Obituary: "Philomath - Gertrude Butzberger, 76, of 1924 College St., died Monday. She was born in Comeno Island, Wash., and moved to Benton County in 1931. A flower arranger and crafts maker, she won numerous awards at the Benton County Fair. Survivors include her husband, Jack; brothers, Andrew Karo, Brownsville, Eddie Karo, Manchester, Calif.; sisters, Marie Moon, Corning, Calif., and Jennie Baumen and Florence Neal, both of Huachuca, Ariz."	Karo, Gertrude Butzberger f (I173273)
1638	Daughter of native Norwegian Lars Lewis Moen and Regina Sophia (Evjen) Moen of Minnesota.	Knutson, Clara Sophia Moen (I126431)
1639	Dave a dccr.com	Kilde (S761)
1640	David John Sagdahl of Poulsbo March 8, 1943 to July 1, 2010 David died peacefully surrounded by his loving family at the age of 67, at the Hospice Care Center in Bremerton, after suffering from Esophageal Cancer for 6 months. He was truly a brave and courageous "Viking Warrior." He was born in Ballard, Wa. to John H. Sagdahl (deceased) and Helen (Andersen) Sagdahl. He graduated in 1961 from N.K.H.S., went to Olympic College, then started working for WSDOT and retired after 29 years. He is survived by his wife of 46 years, Kathy (Bevers) Sagdahl, his two children, Kimberly (Chuck) Senn, Ray (Kristal) Sagdahl, grandchildren Max, Mason, and Mitchell Sagdahl, brother Paul (Mickey) Sagdahl, sister Nancy (Richard) Sleeper and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Dave loved to work on old cars and trucks, especially his pride and joy, a 1951 Ford Flathead Convertible. He also liked to "take off" in the motorhome and explore new places with his wife Kathy and Bulldog "ZsaZsa." He was a kind and "gentle man" who loved nature and all animals. He was loved by many and will be sorely missed. Memorials can be sent to Hospice of Kitsap County Care Center, 570 Lebo Blvd. Bremerton, Wa. 98310. There will be a private celebration of life at a later date. Read more: http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2010/jul/05/david-john-sagdahl-67/#ixzz0u4RqvvIP	Sagdahl, David John (I9759)
1641	David Stewart Belvin AUGUST 1, 1923 SEPTEMBER 16, 2018 David Belvin passed away peacefully September 16, 2018 after a two year battle with heart disease and cancer. He was born in Brownwood, Texas on August 1, 1923 to Stewart and Marguerite Belvin, and lived through the Great Depression as a young boy. His father worked hard as a wholesale grocery salesman and was known for growing the largest amount of vegetables on the smallest plot of land in town. David grew up tinkering with everything much to his parents chagrin, and joined the WWII Navy when he was 17. He ate bushels of carrots to improve his eyesight in order to be accepted into service after first being declined. He became a Machinists Mate First Class and worked on over half of the ships in the Pacific Fleet. During his 52 months of overseas service he found himself at Pearl Harbor, Australia, Japan and in far reaches of the South Pacific. He performed all manner of repair and improvements to damaged ships and guns, and carried out design improvements to torpedoes enabling them to hit their targets. During this time his brother was lost at sea when his ship was sunk in a valiant naval battle off the island of Samar, part of the Leyte Gulf Battle to retake the Philippines. At the close of the war Davids returning ship passed through Seattle only because it was low on fuel. There he met his lifelong partner and wife Helen Buschmann, whom he married in 1948 after completing his degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. He was the first in his family to graduate from college. He took a job at Boeing and the couple made their home in Seattle where they raised four children. He worked on every Boeing airplane from 707 to 747, the SST, on Cold War military aircraft and missile applications, and several of the NASA space programs including the Saturn V rocket, Apollo Spacecraft and Space Shuttle. David loved to fish, ski, and travel, and his Navy years inspired in him a love of watercraft and maritime navigation. He owned five boats over many years and used them to fish and take family vacations to British Columbia. He is survived by his wife of 70 years Helen, four adult children, 15 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. A memorial celebration will be held Sunday September 30 at 2 pm, at Bellevue Presbyterian Church, 1717 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004. He will be interred at Acacia Memorial Park in north Seattle. Donations may be made in his name to The Salvation Army or Seattles Union Gospel Mission in lieu of flowers.	Belvin, David Stewart (I193685)
1642	David Ted Somerville, 59, a native of Portland, Ore., and a resident of Foley, died Sunday, July 10, 2011. Survivors include his wife, Nancy Fell Somerville of Foley; two daughters, Danielle Somerville of Miami and Hailey Somerville of Canton, Ohio; two sisters, Georgia Lee Paez of Austin, Texas and Kim Williamson of Comfort, Texas; two step-children, Erin Sims of Foley and Michael Sims of Foley. A private Celebration of Life Service will be held at a later date. The family requests memorial donations be made to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements are by Mack Funeral Home & Crematory Inc., Robertsdale. Published Friday, July 15, 2011, The Independent, Robertsdale, Alabama, Page 10C	Somerville, David (I176172)
1643	David hadde to sønner hvorav den ene emigrerte til USA.	Vike, David Larsen (I51026)
1644	David var stiger i Røros gruver. Han bygslet Evavollen av kongens foged som ligger på nordsida av Aursund. Plassen ble da kalt Tamneswold.	Wetzel, David (I131300)
1645	De bodde fram til 1883 i Reiråa på Smøla, men flyttet så til Kristiansund. I 1900 bodde familien i Smevika på Nordlandet i Kristiansund og både Elen og Markus jobbet i ei fiskeforretning. Sønnen Johan Albert giftet seg i 1901 med Eline Teodora Nilsdatter Brattvær f. 1878 fra Ner-Rottøya på Brattværet og de utvandret etter noen år til USA, der de brukte Marcusson til etternavn. De hadde barna Nils f. 1903, d.1903, Marie f. 1904, Erling Johannes f. 1906 og Ingeborg Edvarda f. 1907. Senere fikk de også datteren Berthe som holdt kontakten med slekta i Norge i mange år. (Kjell Fredly)	Stamnes, Marcus Marcussen Reiraa f (I27650)
1646	De bodde først på Sunnagarden i Steinsøysundet fram til 1837, han var da handelsbetjent, senere på Værøya på Sør-Hitra hvor han ble jekteskipper og handelsmann.	Holberg, Hans Andreas Isaksen (I60476)
1647	De bodde i Fossdalen øverst i Kårøydalen og drev med reinsdyr.	Bævre, Arnt Larsen (I64411)
1648	De bodde på Bjørnstad, men etter Beret's død i 1850 flyttet han med sine to sønner til gården Merkesnes i Hemne.	Meland, Jakob Olsson (I9919)
1649	De bodde på Einmoa, Bjønnavågen	Familie: Ludvik Næss / Anna Lervåg (F21443)
1650	De bodde på husmannsplassen Einsletta under Brødreskift.	Brødreskift, Johan Arnt Larsen (I59885)

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1601

Daniel Jakobsen hadde gården til sin død 11.04.1894, og enken drev den en tid til hun overlot den til sin svigersønn Johan Kristiansen.

Singstad, Daniel Jakobsen (I59530)

1602

Daniel Mikkelsen Pristrup ble utnevnt til kapellan i Nærø, Namdal prosti, med ekspektanse på sogneprestembetet den 16. febr. 1672. Han er nevnt som kapellan i Nærøy i amtregnskapets familieskatt i 1677, i 1684 og i 1687. Han er også nevnt i 1700 da han fikk stadfestelse på stillingen. I skifte etter Hr Christopher [Poulsen Resen] i 1703 heter det at Hr Daniel hadde etterfulgt ham som sogneprest. I 1684 betalte han for seg, sin kone, en amme, en tjenestedreng og to tjenestepiker. I 1689 bodde han på Frøvigen som var kapellangård. Tog Exam. theol. 21. Octbr. 1671 og predikede til Dimis 1672. I Testimonium Academicum af 21. Septbr. 1674 kaldes han Daniel Michaëlis Bynæsensis, hvorfor han maaske kan have været en Søn af den Mikkel Anderssen som var Præst til Bynæsset i Aarene 1651-64. Blev først resid. Capellan til Nærøe, og lovet Kaldet ved indtræffende Vacance i Christian d. 5tes Confirmationsbrev paa at beholde Capellaniet, dat. Kjøbenhavns Slot. Febr. 1676, hvilket blev stadfæstet ved Frederik d. 4des Confirmationsbrev af 5. Decbr. 1699. Blev saaledes Sognepræst her ved Christopher Resens Død 1703. Døde 1708. Hans kone hed Anna [Alexandersdatter Brüghmann; en hånskreven notits.] Skifte 5 mai 170921: I skifte nevnes en bok Sanctus Chilianus som hadde en dedikasjon til Hr Peder Resen og Maren Mikkelsdatter 1680. Det nevnes en rekke sølvsaker merket: PISR MCD 1649. Sølvbeger merket HDMSP AADMB. Videre sølv merket Jørgen Reiersen - Alethe Hansdatter 1681, Hiernomys Brüghman - Anne Alexandersdtr. Dessuten sølv merket DMSP-AADB 1707. Skål merket Ulrik Brüghman - Gisken Mikkelsdtr og Daniel Mikkelsen Pristrop - Anne Alexandersdtr Brüghman. Det var også en sølvkanne merket Hr Christopher Resen - Øllegard Steensdtr Lindwed, beger merket NBS GEDB, GOS KID, NAS MD og et beger med to ører et øre merket IBM det andre AAD. Enkens andel ble 256 lodd, sønnen 71 lodd og datter 35 lodd..

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Pristroph, Daniel Michelsen (I175375)

1603

Daniel lagde altertavla til Stemshaug kirke:
https://www.norske-kirker.net/home/more-og-romsdal/stemshaug-kirke/

Skipnes, Daniel Johnsen (I154696)

1604

Danish citizen 29 Feb 1776. He was then First Lieutenant (Premierløjtnant) in the Kings Regiment. (DDD- Indvandrerhistoriske databaser- Indfødsretstildeling 1776 - 1960.

Kilde: OE-1771 Mandens navn: Trepka Mandens erhverv: Lieut[nant] ved Kongens Regiment Mandens alder: 40 Mandens civilstand: Enkemand Mandens nr. ægteskab: 1 Mand død (ja/nej): Nej Hustru død (ja(nej): Ja Enkestand antal år: 6 Antal uforsørgede børn: 1 Sogn: Købmager Kvarter Herred: København (Staden) Amt: København Stednavn: 03d Indtastningsnr: C6840 Løbenr.: 17

København, København (Staden), Hof & Militæretaten, Kongens Regiments 6.Musketerkompagni, Kaserne i Sølvgade, 2055, FT-1787, B5763 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Simon von Trepka 55 Gift Hosbonde Stabs Capitain Maria Marta Silberschild 29 Gift Hans Frue Christian Friderich 9 Ugift Deres Søn af 2.Ægteskab Johann Carl Simon 6 Ugift Deres Søn af 2.Ægteskab Jacob Gottlob 3 Ugift Deres Søn af 2.Ægteskab Friderica Maria 5 Ugift Deres Datter af 2.Ægteskab Anna Christina Eskildsen 30 Ugift Tienestefolk Jacobina Maria Ley 20 Ugift Tienestefolk.

von Trepka, Simon (I193819)

1605

Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.

Hågensen, Haldis Nielsen f (I186898)

1606

Danserinne ved forlystelsesstedet Hjorten i Trondheim fra 1925 til 1827. Drev senere danseskoler i Trondheim, Orkanger og Meldal

https://digitaltmuseum.no/021017856663/klara-thams-danseskole
..............................................................................................................

Hun reiste til sjøs, sannsynligvis som radiotelegrafist, og leilightene hun hadde på Nissens arbeidshus på Bakklandet i Trondheim var krydret med slike sunvenirer som bare sjømenn hadde tilgang til på 50-60-tallet.
Klara var mye innlagt på Østmarka og slet sikkert med sitt og det må være alvorlig når man blir lagt inn der.
Sønnen Tore Thams begikk selvmord. Han slet nok med det samme som sin mor. Eneste kjente yrke for Tore er turistguide i Nidarosdomen.

( Steinar Lumholtz-Rønne Gulbrandsen )

Jonassen, Klara Thams f (I77804)

1607

Darlene Schuller
May 30, 1929 - July 13, 2020

Darlene Marie Schuller, age 91 of Bismarck, went home to her Savior on July 13, 2020. Born on Memorial Day 1929 to Hubert and Velma Hennen in Minneapolis Minnesota, Darlene lived her life in faith, service, and love of God.

She grew up in Nordeast Minneapolis where she and Bob met. They married October 27, 1951. They were separated by Bobs death just one month shy of their 50th anniversary. Bob and Dar had a sense of adventure and were up for just about anything! They enjoyed dancing, golf, and cards; were active in the Church wherever they were. Love, charity, generosity, and daily Mass were the foundation of their marriage. As a Deacons wife, Darlene was introduced to deeper ways of serving Christ and met them with enthusiasm. She was active in Charismatic Renewal, Cursillo, Serra, and several parish guilds. She enjoyed reading, crafting, crossword puzzles, and any activity that brought her together with friends, especially bridge. Darlenes curiosity naturally brought her to many different career roles. Trained as a teacher she educated students from Cuba to Minnesota. Her love for the Girl Scouts took her into the role of Executive Director in the North Dakota region. She worked in travel and owned a clothing boutique for women, the Alex Ruth Shop. Her enthusiasm for life experiences has been passed down to her four children who can only try to keep up! Darlene was a vibrant, active, and creative mother who juggled the many interests that she encouraged her children to have.

Preceded in death by her husband Robert (Bob) Schuller in 2001, brothers Fr. William Hennen and James Hennen.

She is survived by siblings Patricia & Richard Myklebust, Hubert & Elizabeth Hennen, Linda & Ryan Lowe, Patti Hennen, and Jack & Grace Schuller. She will be missed fiercely by her children Sheryl Henneigh, Ann Just, Jane & David Jackelen, Joseph & Meg Schuller; 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Darlene left behind many lifelong friends whom she loved with all her heart.

Photo and life story courtesy of
The Schuller family and
Schuller Family Funeral Home
Wadena, MN

Schuller, Darlene Marie Hennen (I203862)

1608

Darwin W. Detlefs, born December 24, 1923 in Stickney, SD; died April 23, 2009 in Monroe, WA.
He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Ann; daughters, Melinda Tsuchiya (Sakaru) and Molly Pagel (Paul); and five grandchildren.
Darwin was preceded in death by son, Darwin W. Detlefs, Jr.
Darwin was a B-17 pilot in WWII. After graduating from Iowa State University he taught junior high school for two years before 37 year career with IBM. He loved his farm outside Stanwood, WA, woodworking, and baseball.
Celebration of his life to be held Sunday, August 9, 2009.
Donations can be made in his honor to the Alzheimer's Association. Please visit www.dwdetlefs.com

Detlefs, Darwin William (I6030)

1609

Daryl E. Johanson, 64, Branson, Missouri and formerly of Spencer, died Friday, April 22 at his home in Branson
Funeral services were held April 25, at the Whelchel Funeral Chapel in Branson, Missouri
Graveside services for interment of ashes will be held Saturday, September 17 at 2 p.m. at Northlawn Cemetery, Spencer with the Rev. David Nelson of Royal officiating
The family will be at Truck Haven Cafe following the graveside service for fellowship
Daryl E. Johanson, the son of John G. and Ellen Gertrude Johanson, was born, March 21, 1930 in St. Paul, Nebraska
On June 26, 1960, he married Phyllis Kruckenberg of Hartley
Johanson worked and operated services stations while living in Spencer and Hartley. In 1971, he moved to Branson, Missouri, where he operated several services. He also had a lawn moving service which he ran until his retirement in 1992
He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church and the Lutheran Laymen's League
Mr. Johanson was preceded in death by his parents.
He is survived by his wife, two sons, Michael Johanson and his wife, Sherri of Nixa, Missouri and Douglas Johanson and his wife, Kristie of Des Moines; two brothers, LaVern Johanson of Aurora, Colorado and James D. Johanson of Eden, Georgia; four sisters, Darlene Englert of Royal; Marlene Moding and her husband, Clair of Everly; Jeanine Thomas and her husband, Roland of Spencer and Marjorie Mortensen and her husband, Keith of Royal
Spencer Daily Reporter, Spencer, Clay County, Iowa, September 13, 1994

Johansen, Daryl Eugene (I136979)

1610

Data fra Norddalsarkivet

Bråten, Arne Jonsen (I65516)

1611

Data fra Norddalsarkivet

Bråten, Randi Iversdtr. (I65517)

1612

Date of Burial: 2/11/1906, Military: none, Race: White,,, Father:, Mother:, Death Place:, Birth Place: American, Cause: Consumption, Occupation: Ref: Cemetery Records

Tanvig, Helma Louise (I194012)

1613

Date of Burial: 2/20/1924, Military: none, Race: White,,, Father: Nels Danielson, Mother:, Death Place: Madison, WI, Birth Place: Norway, Cause:, Occupation: Housewife Ref: Cemetery Records

Danielson, Marie Tanvig f (I194009)

1614

Date of Burial: 6/14/1949, Military: none, Race: White,,, Father: Alfred M. Tandvig, Mother: Inga Hoff, Death Place: Albion, WI, Birth Place: Madison, WI, Cause: Fracture of neck, Occupation: Accountant Ref: Cemetery Records

Tandvig, Marshall Orville (I194025)

1615

Datoen er fra Klokkerboka. Den stemmer ikke med kirkegårdsregistret.

Midtlyng, Marit Pettersdtr. Togstad f (I36511)

1616

Datoen er litt uklar ??.03.1866

Hovde, Ole Olsen (I11121)

1617

Datoen er litt utydelig.

Stolsmo, Marit Johansdtr. Spjøtvold f (I9992)

1618

Datoen litt utydelig.

Haukvik, Marit Olsdtr. Alnæs f (I34940)

1619

Datter Signe. Siden gift Sager.

Sæther, Anna Johansdtr. Hagen f (I4158)

1620

Datter af Erik Oudensen og Maren Christensdatter.

Død i Trondhjem 1700 hos svigersønnen, magistratspræsident Roald Opdal. Kommentar: Kilde til dette? I Tingvolls bygdebok står det at hun døde i 1670 hos Roald Opdal.

I Kvernes kirke findes et Epitafium fra 1671. Innskrift på predellen: "Till Guds Ære, og Kierkens Beprydelse haffuer den ærdydige Matrone Lisabeth Erichsdaatter ladet opsette denne Taffle for sig oc sin k. Hospondis (?) Hæderlig og vellærdt Mand Hr. Anders Erichsen oc deris Børn Anno 1671".

Aspa, Lisbet Eriksdtr. Kvernes f (I197221)

1621

Datter av Brit Toresd Betten !

Toresdtr., Mali (I44620)

1622

Datter av Christian IV's livlege

Arnisæus, Elisabeth Sophia Anna Henningsdtr. (I55448)

1623

Datter av Fredrik Christian Paasche og Pauline Sivertsdatter Vaagen. Død 2. august 1920 i Moskva.

Utførte et meget aktivt arbeid for norsk arbeiderbevegelse først på 1900- tallet. Første kvinnelige medlem av bystyret i Trondheim 1908 til 1911. Hun stiftet Arbeiderpartiets kvinneforening i Trondheim i 1905.
Flyttet til Oslo i 1911 og arbeidet som sekretær i Norges sosialdemokratiske ungdomsforbund i 1912 - 1914, siden ekspeditør for fagopposisjonens organ Direkte Aktion (senere Solidaritet). Augusta Aasen ble ofte benyttet som politisk agitator. Hun var fram til sin død styremedlem i Kristiania Arbeiderparti og suppleant til Det norske Arbeiderpartis sentralstyre.
Augusta Aasen var en av seks delegater fra Det norske Arbeiderparti til Den 3. Internasjonales annen kongress i Moskva 19. juli 1920 til 7. august 1920. Fra Norges socialdemokratiske Ungdomsforbund deltok blant annet Einar Gerhardsen.

Augusta Aasen omkom ved en ulykke i Moskva 2. august 1920 og ligger begravet på Den røde plass ved Kremlmuren, samme sted som revolusjonens ofre ligger. Steinkjerbyggen Olav Scheflo, som også var Arbeiderpartiets delegat på konferansen, holdt tale ved Augusta Aasens båre.

Augusta Aasen er den eneste norske kvinne som har sin grav på Den røde plass. Graven eksisterer fremdeles [2011].

(http://steinkjerleksikonet.no/)

Paasche, Augusta Aasen f (I132351)

1624

Datter av Halvard fra Vrålstad i Drangedal. Margareta mottok halve Klevar som "testamentsarv" fra Torers onkel Bjørn. Denne "arven" mottok hun ganske sikkert fordi hun sammen med Torer hadde fått sønnen Halvard Torerson.

Roalstad, Margrethe Hallvardsdtr. (I136785)

1625

Datter av en tysk kirurg ved Løkken Verk.
Hun var av Hammondslekta og oldebarn av generalmajor Johan Hammond (f. 1714).

Ved folketellingen 1885 bor Karen på Trolla i Trondheim og hun bruker etternavnet Hartsleben. Hun er da 89 år og bor på Sebastopol (arbeiderboliger til Trolla brug) på Trolla utenfor Trondheim . Her bor hun sammen med den eldste sønnen sin John Nilsen Liahaug Holstvold, f 1824, og hans kone Ragnild. John er tømmermann på verket. Sammen med dem bor også deres datter Karen (Johnsdatter) Storleer, født 1856, som er blitt enke i januar samme år. Karens oldebarn Ingvald (5 år), John Rikard (4 år), og tvillingene Konrad Marius og Karl Johan på 2 år er alle her.

Hartzleben, Karen Michaela Johansdtr. (I26081)

1626

Datter av forrige sogneprest, enke etter kapellan Claus Pedersen Lund.

Brejer, Karen Hansdtr. Borch f (I198671)

1627

Datter av kaptein von Krogh og hustru f. Testmann

von Krogh, Birgitte (I110990)

1628

Datter til Jon Assarsen Selnes etter Kollbjørn Aunes si bok. Ole Selnes er i
tvil.

Selnes, Mari Jonsdtr. Vaslag f (I9391)

1629

Datteren Christine var født utenfor ekteskap, men hun ble lyst "i huld og kjød" på et ekstraordinært tingmøte i Vardø 28. nov. 1649. Dette betydde at Christine ble godtatt som Cunninghams rettmessige datter og fikk full arverett. Bl.a. fikk hun på samme tingmøte full disposisjonsrett over Cunninghams "kjøbstegård" i Helsingør. Christine var da allerede gift med før nevnte Hans Jenssen Ørbech.

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Cunningham, Christine (I121496)

1630

Daughter of Clara Storseth and Ole Johnson. Manitoba death registration 1922,038378, 12 years old.

Johnson, Myrtle Alice (I202658)

1631

Daughter of George McDonald, Jr. &
Isabella Clark
m. 14 Jun 1873 Negaunee, Marquette, MI
Youngest of nine children;
5 sisters & 3 brothers
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1874 George, III d. 1927 WA
1875 Annie d. 1875 MN
1876 Ellen d. aft 1885
1877 Nellie (Smith) d. 1955 WA
1879 Albert d. 1906 WA
1879 Adella d. bef 1885 MN
1882 Maggie (Vaughn) d. 1958 WA
1883 William

Married Fredrick Carl Fred Rossow
19 Jun 1912 Tacoma, Pierce, WA
Mother of two children;
1 daughter & 1 son
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1914 Dorothy B.
1916 Albert George

Married Peter Hegstad
05 May 1939 Shelton, Mason, WA

Hegstad, Clara Belle McDonald (I174387)

1632

Daughter of Hans and Malla Olsen, she married Sigvard Vog, was widowed, a school teacher, lived at Rt 1 Box 40 Cathlamet, died in Columbia View nursing home of ventricular fibrillation or asystole, progressive cerebral vascular accident, arteriosclerosis and arteriosclerotic heart disease, per death certificate 146-80 13193, whose informant was Ronald H. Vog of the same address. Buried May 30 1980.

Per Washington Marriage Records, on Jun 7 1929 in Vancouver, Clark Co, WA, Ruth Olsen of Wahkiakum County married Sigward D. Vog of Wahkiakum County.

Longview Daily News, Thursday, May 29 1980:
Ruth Marguerite Vog, 73, Cathlamet, died May 28, 1980, in a Cathlamet nursing home. She was born Aug. 29, 1906, in Chinook.

She took her early schooling in Wahkiakum County, and graduated from Bellingham Normal College, now Western Washington University. She was a teacher in the Wahkiakum County area, and a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mary B. Newcomer of Cathlamet; two sons, Ronald H. of Cathlamet, and Donald S. of Springfield, OR; a sister, Mrs. Irene Bacon of Cathlamet; four grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and numerous nieces and nephews.

Services will be at 11 am Friday at Dowling Funeral Home with Rev. Everett Groves officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Cathlamet.

Vog, Ruth Margarite Olsen (I196391)

1633

Daughter of Henry Nelson and
Oline Johnson Nelson

Witsoe, Ethel Theresa Nelson (I47317)

1634

Daughter of John Williamson and Nancy Sickels

Wife of Russell King Homer, 20 December 1836, Springfield, Otsego, New York

Sketch. Eliza Williamson was beautiful. She was part Indian and had dark eyes and beautiful black hair. She was a quiet, dignified woman who had earned the respect of the other young women in her rural New York Township as well as the admiration of her neighbor, Russell King Homer. The sweethearts were married and moved to Pennsylvania, where they became acquainted with the Mormon religion. It was difficult for Eliza to decide whether or not to join this new religion because she felt a certain loyalty to the religion of her family, the Dutch Church.

In 1844 she became severely ill and suffered from fevers. One of her brothers-in-law promised her that if she would be baptized and become a member of the Church she would get well. She kept getting worse; finally, she decided to become a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They set the day and selected the place for holding the ceremony, which was a small stream about one and one-half miles from their home on Keg Creek. When the time arrived, the brother-in-law, with plenty of help, took her out of her sick bed and wrapped her up in blankets and quilts, placed her on an ox sled, and proceeded to the creek, where the ice had been cut. The ice measured four feet thick. Five men got down in the water. Eliza was on a sheet and was lifted from the sled. Then she was lowered into the icy water. Four men were down in the water holding each corner of the sheet. She was baptized for the remission of her sins, and then she was baptized again for the restoration of health. Then she was wrapped in her bedding again, placed on the ox sled, and driven home. The next morning she arose and dressed herself, feeling as well as ever. She was never sick again as long as she lived and had good health until she was 97 years of age.

The Homers opened a hotel in Crescent City, Iowa, that was called the Homer House. This was a haven to many that were crisscrossing America at that time. When all of the missionaries were called home because of the Johnston's Army episode, the Homers entertained all missionaries free of charge. Fifty of them stayed there at once for a period of one month and Sister Homer prepared their meals, did their laundry, and nursed their health. Sixteen of them arrived too late for the last company headed to Utah that season and spent the entire winter with the Homers.

Many of the patrons were Indians and on several occasions, such heavy storms came up that at the close of the day, it was not safe for them to return to their homes by canoe. Eliza would always invite them to stay all night, while she took her children into her own bedroom. The dining room and kitchen floors were covered with drunken Indians in their blankets. There was not a white man around the place, but she was not afraid. She said that she was not worried because the Indians knew that she was their friend and any one of them would have defended her against danger.

She had ten children of her own and after Russell's third wife died giving birth to her sixth child, these children also moved into her home and she loved and cared for them as her own. She was so generous and kind. Maybe her true nature is seen in this true episode: "Two years before her death, a grown man came to the house to see mother and said, 'Sister Homer, I do wish to thank you again for your kindness to me when I was a poor, hungry child. We were poor Danish immigrants living in part of your house because we were too poor to pay rent so you took us in. Every day you gave me one of your big fat biscuits covered with butter. I fancy I can see them yet. I will never forget how good they tasted.'" Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these . . .

Homer, Eliza Williamson (I173415)

1635

Daughter of Lara and Anna Olson Auni, she married John P. Grotan, was a housewife, lived on Puget Island, Cathlamet, died in Cowlitz General Hospital, Longview, of obstruction of bowel and strangulated hernia, per death certificate 14827, whose informant was Peter J. Grotan of Puget Island. Buried Sep 18 1948 at Firn Hill, Cathlamet.

Hollahagen, Anne Larsdtr. Grøtan f (I4217)

1636

Daughter of Ole Holden and Trine Bjorvik Holden of Bakklandet area of Trondheim.
Lusie Kristine Holden was a member of the Adventist Church at the time of her death in 1932 in Bakklandet. She died from tuberculosis as did her younger sister, Jenny Eline, in 1923.

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Holden, Lusie Kristine (I13318)

1637

Daughter of Peder Karo and Margaret Reitan

Obituary: "Philomath - Gertrude Butzberger, 76, of 1924 College St., died Monday.

She was born in Comeno Island, Wash., and moved to Benton County in 1931. A flower arranger and crafts maker, she won numerous awards at the Benton County Fair.

Survivors include her husband, Jack; brothers, Andrew Karo, Brownsville, Eddie Karo, Manchester, Calif.; sisters, Marie Moon, Corning, Calif., and Jennie Baumen and Florence Neal, both of Huachuca, Ariz."

Karo, Gertrude Butzberger f (I173273)

1638

Daughter of native Norwegian Lars Lewis Moen and Regina Sophia (Evjen) Moen of Minnesota.

Knutson, Clara Sophia Moen (I126431)

1639

Dave a dccr.com

Kilde (S761)

1640

David John Sagdahl of Poulsbo
March 8, 1943 to July 1, 2010
David died peacefully surrounded by his loving family at the age of 67, at the Hospice Care Center in Bremerton, after suffering from Esophageal Cancer for 6 months. He was truly a brave and courageous "Viking Warrior."
He was born in Ballard, Wa. to John H. Sagdahl (deceased) and Helen (Andersen) Sagdahl. He graduated in 1961 from N.K.H.S., went to Olympic College, then started working for WSDOT and retired after 29 years.
He is survived by his wife of 46 years, Kathy (Bevers) Sagdahl, his two children, Kimberly (Chuck) Senn, Ray (Kristal) Sagdahl, grandchildren Max, Mason, and Mitchell Sagdahl, brother Paul (Mickey) Sagdahl, sister Nancy (Richard) Sleeper and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Dave loved to work on old cars and trucks, especially his pride and joy, a 1951 Ford Flathead Convertible. He also liked to "take off" in the motorhome and explore new places with his wife Kathy and Bulldog "ZsaZsa." He was a kind and "gentle man" who loved nature and all animals. He was loved by many and will be sorely missed.
Memorials can be sent to Hospice of Kitsap County Care Center, 570 Lebo Blvd. Bremerton, Wa. 98310. There will be a private celebration of life at a later date.

Read more: http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2010/jul/05/david-john-sagdahl-67/#ixzz0u4RqvvIP

Sagdahl, David John (I9759)

1641

David Stewart Belvin
AUGUST 1, 1923 SEPTEMBER 16, 2018

David Belvin passed away peacefully September 16, 2018 after a two year battle with heart disease and cancer.

He was born in Brownwood, Texas on August 1, 1923 to Stewart and Marguerite Belvin, and lived through the Great Depression as a young boy. His father worked hard as a wholesale grocery salesman and was known for growing the largest amount of vegetables on the smallest plot of land in town.

David grew up tinkering with everything much to his parents chagrin, and joined the WWII Navy when he was 17. He ate bushels of carrots to improve his eyesight in order to be accepted into service after first being declined. He became a Machinists Mate First Class and worked on over half of the ships in the Pacific Fleet. During his 52 months of overseas service he found himself at Pearl Harbor, Australia, Japan and in far reaches of the South Pacific. He performed all manner of repair and improvements to damaged ships and guns, and carried out design improvements to torpedoes enabling them to hit their targets. During this time his brother was lost at sea when his ship was sunk in a valiant naval battle off the island of Samar, part of the Leyte Gulf Battle to retake the Philippines.

At the close of the war Davids returning ship passed through Seattle only because it was low on fuel. There he met his lifelong partner and wife Helen Buschmann, whom he married in 1948 after completing his degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. He was the first in his family to graduate from college. He took a job at Boeing and the couple made their home in Seattle where they raised four children. He worked on every Boeing airplane from 707 to 747, the SST, on Cold War military aircraft and missile applications, and several of the NASA space programs including the Saturn V rocket, Apollo Spacecraft and Space Shuttle.

David loved to fish, ski, and travel, and his Navy years inspired in him a love of watercraft and maritime navigation. He owned five boats over many years and used them to fish and take family vacations to British Columbia. He is survived by his wife of 70 years Helen, four adult children, 15 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren.

A memorial celebration will be held Sunday September 30 at 2 pm, at Bellevue Presbyterian Church, 1717 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004. He will be interred at Acacia Memorial Park in north Seattle. Donations may be made in his name to The Salvation Army or Seattles Union Gospel Mission in lieu of flowers.

Belvin, David Stewart (I193685)

1642

David Ted Somerville, 59, a native of Portland, Ore., and a resident of Foley, died Sunday, July 10, 2011.

Survivors include his wife, Nancy Fell Somerville of Foley; two daughters, Danielle Somerville of Miami and Hailey Somerville of Canton, Ohio; two sisters, Georgia Lee Paez of Austin, Texas and Kim Williamson of Comfort, Texas; two step-children, Erin Sims of Foley and Michael Sims of Foley.

A private Celebration of Life Service will be held at a later date.

The family requests memorial donations be made to the American Cancer Society.

Arrangements are by Mack Funeral Home & Crematory Inc., Robertsdale.

Published Friday, July 15, 2011, The Independent, Robertsdale, Alabama, Page 10C

Somerville, David (I176172)

1643

David hadde to sønner hvorav den ene emigrerte til USA.

Vike, David Larsen (I51026)

1644

David var stiger i Røros gruver. Han bygslet Evavollen av kongens foged som ligger på nordsida av Aursund. Plassen ble da kalt Tamneswold.

Wetzel, David (I131300)

1645

De bodde fram til 1883 i Reiråa på Smøla, men flyttet så til Kristiansund.

I 1900 bodde familien i Smevika på Nordlandet i Kristiansund og både Elen og Markus jobbet i ei fiskeforretning. Sønnen Johan Albert giftet seg i 1901 med Eline Teodora Nilsdatter Brattvær f. 1878 fra Ner-Rottøya på Brattværet og de utvandret etter noen år til USA, der de brukte Marcusson til etternavn. De hadde barna Nils f. 1903, d.1903, Marie f. 1904, Erling Johannes f. 1906 og Ingeborg Edvarda f. 1907. Senere fikk de også datteren Berthe som holdt kontakten med slekta i Norge i mange år.

(Kjell Fredly)

Stamnes, Marcus Marcussen Reiraa f (I27650)

1646

De bodde først på Sunnagarden i Steinsøysundet fram til 1837, han var da handelsbetjent, senere på Værøya på Sør-Hitra hvor han ble jekteskipper og handelsmann.

Holberg, Hans Andreas Isaksen (I60476)

1647

De bodde i Fossdalen øverst i Kårøydalen og drev med reinsdyr.

Bævre, Arnt Larsen (I64411)

1648

De bodde på Bjørnstad, men etter Beret's død i 1850 flyttet han med sine to sønner
til gården Merkesnes i Hemne.

Meland, Jakob Olsson (I9919)

1649

De bodde på Einmoa, Bjønnavågen

Familie: Ludvik Næss / Anna Lervåg (F21443)

1650

De bodde på husmannsplassen Einsletta under Brødreskift.

Brødreskift, Johan Arnt Larsen (I59885)

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