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| KARI5 OLSDATTER (OLE HANSEN4 BJØRKEBAKKEN, HANS PEDERSEN CHRISTIANSEN3 HØVERN, PEDER HALVORSEN2 FOSTADVOLDEN, HALVOR PEDERSEN1 NYGÅRDSETER) was born 19 Sep 1856, and died in Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. She had a child with but did not, to our knowledge marry, MARTINIUS PEDERSEN LUNDENEIE.
More About KARI OLSDATTER: Alternative birth date: 19 May 1856 Christening: 07 Sep 1856 Immigration: Bet. 1881 - 1884, Undocumented Travel to America. Took residence in northern Trempealeau County very near her sister, Helene (Helena & Syver Madsen). Kari is believed to have lived around Eleva, Wisconsin, also in Trempealeau county and 4 miles from Strum where Helene & Syver framed two miles south. Child of KARI OLSDATTER and MARTINIUS LUNDENEIE is: i. OLOF6 MARTINSEN, b. 09 Apr 1880, Seierstadeje, Østre Toten, Oppland, Norway. Notes for OLOF MARTINSEN: Per Jens Bjørseth (EMail Here), November 24, 2004 Email: The church-record from 1880 says that KARI OLSDATTER SEIERSTADEJE AND MARTINIUS PEDERSEN LUNDENEIE got a son named OLAF. He was borned April 9 and bapticed june 20, 1880. The parents were not married. And here comes the interesting thing: Kari Olsdatter then lived in Seierstadeie, and the husmann there is Syver Madsen and Helene Olsdatter. Witnesses when Olaf was baptised were: Ole Olsen Fagerlund ( Kari and Helene's brother), Taale Christiansen, Syver Matsen Seierstadeie, Mathea Madsdatter Stabohagen (likely Syver's sister), Helga Johannesdatter ibid. More About OLOF MARTINSEN: Alternative birth date: 21 Aug 1882, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin Baptism: 20 Jun 1880, Østre Toten, Norway Witnesses: 20 Jun 1880, Baptism: Ole Olsen Fagerlund (kari and Helenes brother), Taale Christiansen, Syver Matsen Seierstadeie, Mathea Madsdatter Stabohagen, Helga Johannesdatter Stabohagen. Olof (Olaf) is believed to have been a carpenter in the Madison, Wisconsin area. Fred Matson 30 August 2002 (updated June 17, 2003, January 23-25, 2006, 20 Feb 2006) Posted 1 March 2006 |