Anne M. Andreasdatter fra Mosvik til Minnesota i 1884

[Arild Sollie]

Anna Margrete Andreasdatter, f. i Mosvik (Ytterøy Prestegjeld) i Nord-Trøndelag 11.oktober 1865, utvandret med dampskipet Hero 23.7.1884. Bestemmelsessted var «Ada Minnesota». Ved skifte etter moren i 1896, er hennes adresse Lake Park, Becker Co, Minnesota. Hun oppgis i 1896 å være gift med herr Olsen.

http://gda.arkivverket.no/cgi-win/webce ... 40868#ovre

Jeg lurer på om det går an å finne ut hvor hun etter hvert bodde, evt. barn og ektefelle, samt videre etterkommere?

Hun var født utenfor ekteskap, og hennes far Andreas Pedersen Oppgrandeplass utvandret i følge bygdebok for Mosvik til USA i 1865. Adresse oppgitt i forskjellige sammenhenger (1885 og 1899) er Normann County, Minnesota, både i 1885 og i 1899.

Går det an å finne ut om hun mest sannsynlig bodde i nærheten av sin far, og/eller hadde noe kontakt med ham? Og ble han gift?

Takknemlig for alle svar og innspill.

[Kari Sandberg]

Det er vel hun som dør i Norman County, Minn., i 1928:
http://findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?pa ... 95&df=all&

Anna Peterson Olson
Birth: Oct. 11, 1865
Levanger
Nord-Trøndelag fylke, Norway
Death: Aug. 18, 1928
Norman County
Minnesota, USA


Family links:
Parents:
Andreas Pederson Grande (1837 - 1915)

Spouse:
Ole Olson (1863 - 1937)

Children:
Albert Oliver Olson (1886 - 1964)*
Alma K Olson Hendrickson (1887 - 1966)*
Clara Mathilda Olson Widme (1890 - 1972)*
Amanda Olivia Olson (1892 - 1923)*
Paul George Olson (1893 - 1910)*
Marie Elvira Olson (1896 - 1918)*
Waldemar Clarence Olson (1898 - 1987)*
Hilma Olson Widme (1902 - 1946)*
Milford Arnold Olson (1905 - 1940)*

Sibling:
Anna Peterson Olson (1865 - 1928)
Peter A Grande (1867 - 1942)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
East Wild Rice Lutheran Cemetery
Twin Valley
Norman County
Minnesota, USA

[Arild Sollie]

Tusen hjertelig takk for veldig god hjelp! Dette var jo innertier på første forsøk

Mvh.
Arild

[Kari Sandberg]

Jeg vil tro det er "din" Anna som bor hos sin far i 1885, selv om hun står oppført som født i Minnesota.

Andrew P Grande
Minnesota State Census, 1885
Name Andrew P Grande
Event Place Fossum, Norman, Minnesota
Age (Expanded) 48 years
Birth Year (Estimated) 1837
Birthplace Norway
Race White
Gender Male
Volume Norman
Page 6
HOUSEHOLD

ROLE

GENDER

AGE

BIRTHPLACE

Andrew P Grande M 48y Norway
Anne Grande F 48y Norway
Ole Grande M 21y Norway
Peter Grande M 18y Minnesota
Gilbert Grande M 15y Minnesota
Louis Grande M 13y Minnesota
Martin Grande M 11y Minnesota
Clara Grande F 8y Minnesota
Jacob Grande M 1y Minnesota
Anna Grande F 20y Minnesota

[Arild Sollie]

Takk for enda et godt svar. Da har far og datter heldigvis funnet hverandre i Amerika

[Margit R Bakke]

Let me know if you should need more help as I live in Norman County and have lots of family buried at East Wild Rice Church.

see attachment

[Margit R Bakke]

47-Andreas Pedersen Grande was born in The Ytterøen parish, Trondhjem County, Norway in 1837. He emigrated from Trondhjem the 3rd of May 1865 and came to La Crosse, Wis. Here he stayed for some weeks, and then he went to Bostwick Valley, Wisconsin, where he also stayed for a short time, wherafter he went to La Crosse. Here he was employed by an old german by the name Graham. The work consisted in travelling with a freighter up and down the Root River, transporting firewood, wheat and whatsoever down to La Crosse or other cities by the Mississippi. The life on this journeys was ups and downs, sun and rain; some times food more than needed, but also times when there was little to eat, and that was forgiven. While Mr. Graham was a very kind Man, he liked very much to stay with him. But it was Grahams bankruptcy in the fall of 1865 which made him leave the service. In the spring of '66 he was married by pastor Frich in La Crosse, from where he with his young wife went to Houston Co., Minnesota, where he bought 40 acres land. Here they lived until 1879 when he sold the land and moved to Fillmore Co., Minn. Here they stayed for one year only, and moved in 1871 to Lake Park, Minn., where he took 1/4 section land on pre-emption a few miles from the town. Here they lived some years and moved then up here to Town of Fossum, where he took land on Homestead on section 20. At the same time he also bought 1/4 section railway land on section 31, where he still lives. They have had 6 children together, 5 boys and 1 girl. At home now is only the youngest boy, the other boys are in Dakota, and the daughter at present is south by Lake Park.
Translated by Håkon Skaugvoll and Olaf Kringhaug.
From the book "Nogle Optegnelser om Settling m.m. indenfor de fire Towns Fossum, Wild Rice, Home Lake og Flom i Norman County, Minn".
Collected by R. Grutle, Lars Aamoth, John Narum, O.S. Bently and John Hommelvig.

[Arild Sollie]

Hi Margit, thanks for your help!

Anne M. Andersdatter is the sister of my grand grandmother. I will come back with questions for you, it looks like she had many children and there is certainly many descendants in your area.

Arild

[Margit R Bakke]

Feel free to write to me at [email protected] for more help with living people.