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4651	Han var gift første gang Leona M. Barter 1898 - 1924. Han hadde en datter fra dette ekteskapet.	Familie: Britto, Walter Franklin / Dean, Edna Ruth (F16119)
4652	Han var gruvearbeider og ugift.	Skaaland, Bernt Sørensen (I20150)
4653	Han var husfar, gårdbruker og arbeider.	Familie: Aanonsen, Aanon / Aslaksdatter, Kari (F13867)
4654	Han var husfar, gårdbruker og selveier. Det var 1 hest og 3 kyr på gården. Det ble dyrket 1/8 hvete, 1/4 t bygg, 1/4 t havre og 8 t poteter.	Familie: Johnsen, Ole / Knudsdatter, Anne Marie (F9384)
4655	Han var husmann med jord. I dette året ble det dyrket 1/24 tønne hvete, 11/24 tønne bygg, 2 1/2 tønne poteter og der var 3 kyr på gården.	Gundersen, Ole (I41240)
4656	Han var i sine unge år sjømann og arbeidet i maskinen. Rundt 1940 gikk han i land og ble mekaniker og verkstedarbeider ved Tangen Verft, senere Golar Metall i Tvedestrand.	Gustavsen, Arne Nicolai (I26583)
4657	Han var i Tysklandsbrigaden i 1947 og fortsatte å jobbe i Forsvaret (Sambandskompaniet) til han gikk av med pensjon i 1985. De bosatte seg på Dal i Akershus hvor Jan jobbet på Myggestad. I 1962 flyttet familien til Vågsbygd ved Kristiansand.	Johansen, Jan (I244)
4658	Han var ifølge folketellingen av 1875 gårdbruker,selveier, skipsfører og skipsreder.	Thomassen, Ole (I25575)
4659	Han var leieboer hos Jens Martinius Jensen (sønn av Jens Gustavsen, Østerå).	Eriksen, Edvard Nicolai (I22657)
4660	Han var leietager hos familien Arnold Maarberg.	Pettersen, Sigvald Magnus (I5433)
4661	Han var losjerende med full kost hos Sanna Aline Larsen og ble forsørget av fattigvesenet.	Thorsen, Thor Ingemann (I24138)
4662	Han var medlem av Tvedestrand bystyre i 15 år. Han representerte partiet Venstre. Han var medlem av formannskapet i 10 år og han var både ordfører og varaordfører.	Slotta, Halvor Andreas (I330)
4663	Han var meget vel opplyst, sedelig.	Helgesen, Sigurd (I22221)
4664	Han var minst to ganger i USA før han giftet seg. Han reiste over fra Kristiansand første gang den 24. mars 1905 og ankom New York den 6. april 1905. Han dro over til sin fetter Helman Hantho. Neste gang dro han fra Kristiansand den 9. april 1909 og ankom New York den 21.april 1909.	Aanonsen, Asbjørn Helmann (I150)
4665	Han var måtelig opplyst.	Olsen, Jonas (I24737)
4666	Han var møller og ugift.	Pedersen, Gustav Ingvald (I14886)
4667	Han var også ordfører i Bergen valgt for venstre.	Michelsen, Leif Magnus (I17144)
4668	Han var pasient ved institusjonen.	Tønnessen, Vilhelm (I25082)
4669	Han var selveier og arbeidet som gårdbruker og fisker.	Hansen, Thomas (I42069)
4670	Han var selveier og arbeidet som gårdbruker og verftsformann.	Knudsen, Kristen (I25021)
4671	Han var sjømann i 1882. I 1900 var han landhandler.	Thorsen, Knut (I29968)
4672	Han var skipstømmermann til sjøs og på vei til Skotland. Han var også jordeier.	Olsen, Knud (I31520)
4673	Han var skoleelev og bodde sammen med sin far, stemor og fem brødre.	Aanonsen, Aanon (I38632)
4674	Han var tidligere gift med Elizabeth T. Panuska (1928 - 1978).	Familie: Panuska, Frank / Burkle, Margot Ann (F13064)
4675	Han var tjenestedreng.	Thorsen, Gunder (I25481)
4676	Han var ugift og arbeidet på feltspatmølla.	Jensen, Gustav (I24462)
4677	Han var ugift og arbeidet som skipstømmermann.	Pedersen, Rasmus Martin (I29328)
4678	Han var ugift og reiste alene.	Gustavsen, Anders Gustav (I90)
4679	Han var ugift.	Anderson, Edward (I35510)
4680	Han var veteran fra 2. verdenskrig og tjenestegjorde i US Air Force.	Schindler, Daniel Nathaniel (I43718)
4681	handelsbestyrer	Olsen, Åsuld Leonhard (I7790)
4682	handelsbetjent	Lehland, Kristen (I3231)
4683	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Lillebø, Hanne (I26614)
4684	Hans drev med brennevinsmugling først på 1920-tallet. Han fikk en mulkt på kr 2.000,- som han ikke vedtok. Den ble nedsatt til kr 900,- hvorav kr 300,- fragikk for utholdt varetekt.	Widding, Hans Andreas (I23996)
4685	Hans døpenavn var Alfred Birger. Faddere ved dåpen var Tomine Lindtveit Holt, Anna Hansen Tvedestrand, Olaf Salvesen Tvedestrand, Torjus Salvesen og Lars Pedersen Holt.	Pettersen, Birger (I5435)
4686	Hans døpenavn var Anton Bernhard. Faddere ved dåpen var Inger Kirstine Larsen, Torborg Bjornes, John Larsen, Elling Gundersen og Christian Olsen.	Larsen, Anton Bertrand (I20522)
4687	Hans døpenavn var Carsten Kjærstrøm. Faddere ved dåpen var enke Aasta Gundersen, frøken Signe Svendsen, bankbokholder Andorf Bjørnlund og barnets far ved politibetjent Rich. Reiersen.	Bjartheim, Carsten (I3599)
4688	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Fjellheim, Odd Jarle (I46118)
4689	Hans første kone Mae Campbell Fox døde i 1947.	Familie: Chaffee, Arthur Nickerson / Schindler, Ruth Naomi (F16342)
4690	Hans søster Amalie bestyrte huset og passet på hans to yngste døtre Borghild og Anna.	Familie: Berntsen, Martin / Ramleth, Sigrid Torvildsen (F3621)
4691	Harlen E. Sunsdahl, 74, Neillsville, passed away on Monday, September 17, 2018 at Neillsville Memorial Medical Center. Harlen was born in Thief River Falls, MN on October 21, 1943 to Hubert and Lila (Peterson) Sunsdahl. He attended schools in Goodridge, Thief River Falls and Aurora, graduating from Tower-Soudan High School in 1961. After spending two years at Mesabi Junior College in Virginia, MN he enlisted in the US Army in 1963 and was stationed in Berlin, Germany where he became a Sergeant in the military police. He was honorably discharged in 1966. He received a Bachelor of science degree from Bemidji State University in 1968 and went on to teach physical education and coach football, basketball and track at Henning, Minnesota. In 1970, he and his wife Diane began teaching in Neillsville. He coached high school football for 10 years until 1980 and had many memorable players and teams including a state championship in the 1975-76 school year. Harlen received a Master of Science degree in School Administration from Winona State University in 1980. He was the assistant principle under Henry Lukes until 1985 when he became head principle. He retired early due to medical reasons. He was a member of Calvary Lutheran Church, AWSA (Association of Wisconsin School Administrators), the Cloverbelt coaches Association, served on committees at the WIAA (Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Association), As well as having memberships in American Legion Post 73 and Masonic Lodge 163, Rotary and Neillsville Men's club. Harlen Enjoyed all sports, deer hunting and fishing, especially on Lake Vermilion in Tower, Minnesota and Nelson Lake at Hayward, for many years. His interests also included watching the Packers/Vikings rivalry, reading world history of the old Chinese and Roman empires, current events, and birdwatching. He especially enjoyed his grandchildren. He is survived by his wife, Diane of 51 years and children Eric (Richelle) Sunsdahl of Rosemount, MN, Katy (Chris) Montgomery of Waterville, MN and Lee (Jamie) Sunsdahl of Tampa, FL; grandchildren Ethan, Hanna, Isabel, Lydia, Aubree and Paislee as well as step-grandsons Justin and Christian. He is further survived by his sister Bonnie (Norm) Curran of International Falls, MN and nieces Tammie, Gina, and Kim and nephew, Steve. He was preceded in death by a son Ryan at birth, his parents, brother Steve and sister-in-law, Rita. In lieu of flowers, memorials will be used in a way to honor Harlen's memory and spirit. Family and friends are welcome from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. on Saturday, October 20, 2018 at the American Legion in Neillsville for a celebration of life reception.	Sunsdahl, Harlan Eugene (I44127)
4692	Harold M. Eldrup,Jr. of Pensacola passed away on July 8th, 2005. Harold was born in Avalon, NJ on March 5th, 1930 in Avalon, NJ. He served 26 years in the Navy and retired Sr. Chief in 1979. He also retired from Naval Aviation Depot in 1993 as Field Team Supervisor. He was a 32 degree Master Mason, a member of the Blue Lodge #42, Elks Lodge #2108, Fleet Reserve Branch #022, the American Legion Post #340, and a member of the Oriental Band Hadji Temple and transported the children to the Tampa Shriner's Hospital. His favorite pastimes were golf, RVing and family. He is survived by his loving wife, Mary, nine children and 16 grandchildren: Beatrice Marshall and children, Jennifer, Lisa and Gary Jr. of Pennsylvania; Harold A. Eldrup, Charlie and child, Sondra of Pensacola; Linda Steffans, Pete and children, Eric, Melanie and Kurt of New Jersey; Michael Eldrup and Marie of NJ; Larry Giberson, Geneen and children, Karen, Lauren and Christopher of NJ; Brian Giberson, Sherree and children Carmen and Chelsea of Pensacola; Cathy Petillo, Tony and children; Michael, Sean and Dennis of NJ; Donald Giberson of Pensacola and Denise O'Dell, Patrick and child Kieran of Pensacola, 4 great grandchildren; 1 niece; Suzanne Maloney and many loving friends. We will miss him greatly, as will all that have been blessed with his friendship and laughter. Funeral services will be held at Faith Chapel South Friday July 15, 2005 at ll:l5 am with Brother Bob Greene officiating. Interment will follow at Barrancas National Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 10:l5 am to time of service. Faith Chapel South is in charge of arrangements. Pensacola News Journal 7/2005	Eldrup, Harold Milliard (I33642)
4693	Harriet A. Gillies of Shelton died on Friday, March 12. She was 71 years old. She was born in Elma to Harry and Jenny (Anensen) Matthews. She married Alfred Chapell in 1957. That marriage ended in divorce and she married William Gillis in 1988. She loved to shop and give gifts to her grandchildren. She enjoyed flowers and her two dogs. She wrapped meat at Dayton Grocery and worked as a care provider for many years. Surviving are mother Jenny Matthews of Shelton; sisters Bertha Matthews of Olympia and Karen Walter of Lacey; brother Jerry Matthews of Elma; daughters Patsy Scott and Karen (and Jason) Kenyon of Matlock; son Martin Chappel of Shelton; grandchildren Jenny, Jessica, Carrie and Alicea Scott, AQmanda and Johnny Vera, Harley, Jason and Chyeanne Kenyon and Alinlee Chapell, great-grandchildren Alexis Hartley and Maelynn Nygard; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.	Matthews, Harriet Alice (I39199)
4694	Harriet A. Sola, 93, of Bellevue, Washington, died Tuesday, March 3, 2015, at the Overlake Hospital in Bellevue, Washington. Harriet was born July 18, 1921, in Sand Creek, Wisconsin, the daughter of Henry and Amanda (Anderson) Hendrickson. She graduated from Chetek High School in Wisconsin and received her nurses training at Franklin Hospital School of Nursing. On Oct. 31, 1959, she was united in marriage to Iner Clinton Sola. Harriet had been employed for 13 years as a nurse at St. Olaf Hospital in Austin, Minnesota, and then at the Naeve Hospital East Clinic in Albert Lea for 16 years. She was a member of the First Lutheran Church in Albert Lea since 1959, where she taught Sunday school, served on the social Ministry Commission and was a quilter. She was also a member of the Eastern Star and NARF. She loved spending time with her family Harriet is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law: Carolee Sola Rame and Scott Rame of Sammamish, Washington, Judee Sola Henry and Paul Henry of Edmonds, Washington; granddaughters: Janae Rame, Melissa Rame and Jessica Rame, sister Betty (Glenn) Olson of Rochester, Minnesota; sister-in-law Sandy Sola of Glenville, Minnesota; and many nephews and nieces She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Iner; sister Corrine Turner; twin sister Helen Hendrickson; brother Harvey (Mildred) Hendrickson; brothers-in-law: Harry Kisilewski, Cliff Turner, Paul Sola; sisters-in-law: Marjorie Neiman and Carolyn Sola. Memorials can be directed to St. John's Lutheran Home, 901 Luther Place, Albert Lea, MN 56007. The family wants to give special thanks to the loving and supporting caregivers of the elderly. God's Peace to all.	Hendrickson, Harriet Alma (I36197)
4695	Harriet Marion (Petersen) Syversen, 92, of Bickford Drive Extension, wife of 61 years, the late Harold Syversen, passed away, Monday, (January 2, 2006) at Valerie Manor Home in Torrington. She was born July 25, 1913, to the late Maurice and Sigfried (Eskild) Petersen in Brooklyn, NY. Mrs. Syversen was actively involved in her church, scouts, Historical Society of Bergen County and numerous community activities in the town of Teaneck and Closter, NJ, where she and her husband Harold, made their home. She moved to Connecticut after the death of her husband in November of 1999. The Historical Society of Early American Decorations, which she was an active part of, recently honored her with a lifelong Honorary Membership in the Guild. As a Master Craftsman and certified to teach in several areas of her learned expertice, Mrs. Syversen taught her craft for many students for more than 20 years. Reverse Painting on Glass, Theorem Painting, Lace End Painting, and Gold Leafing were just a few examples of her level of artistic abilities, as well as her knowledge of these techniques. Mrs. Syversen is survived by her two sons and daughter-in-laws, Robert G. and Joanne Syversen of Cape Coral, FL and Ralph H. and Sharon M. Syversen of Burlington; two granddaughters, Ellen Syversen and her husband Chris and Kristin Syversen Bove and her husband Michael; two great-granddaughters, Audrie and Mia Syversen, and great-grandson Ethan Michael Bove, born January 3, 2006, just six hours after Harriet passed away. The family will receive condolences at the Ralph Syversen home at 62 Punch Brook Road, Burlington, on Saturday, January 7 between the hours of 2-6 p.m. Memorial donations in Harriet Syversen's memory may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, CT Chapter, 279 New Britain Road, Kensington, CT, 06037. Vincent Funeral Home, 120 Albany Turnpike, Canton, has charge of arrangements	Petersen, Harriet Marion (I42941)
4696	Harry Pedersen, Route 5, North Biloxi, died Sunday in Biloxi. Arrangements are incomplete at Bradford-O'Keefe Funeral Home in Biloxi. The Sun (Biloxi, MS), Mon, 29 Oct 1984, P. 4. Pedersen, Harry Ret. Air Force Master Sgt., of Biloxi, Miss., on Oct. 28, 1984, age 59, formerly of Phila., son of the late Ola Pedersen and Anna (nee Visnes), survived by one brother, Albert of Bristol, Pa. and 2 sisters, Ruth Bratton of York, Pa. and Agnes Cramer of Barrington, N.J. Int. was in National Cem., Biloxi, Miss. --- The Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, PA), Sun, 4 Nov 1984, P. 50. Inscription MSGT US AIR FORCE KOREA VIETNAM	Pedersen, Harry (I40434)
4697	He was an airman in the Army Air Corps during World War II and used his artistic skills to decorate war planes.	Snyder, Robert Charles (I45969)
4698	He was born on February 26, 1922 in Iola, WI; the son of Oscar and Maren (Peterson) Thulien. He graduated from Iola-Scandinavia High School. Omer married Alyda L. (nee Pollnow) Joers on December 16, 1961 in Milwaukee, she preceded him in death on June 9, 1999. Omer has been a Janesville resident for over 50 years. He worked for JATCO for 35 years, retiring in 1983. Omer was a member of First Lutheran Church and Teamsters Local Union. He died Friday, February 8, 2002 at Milton Senior Living, Milton. He is survived by his 3 children: Scott (Kathy) Thulien of Milton, Donald (Peggy) Joers of Janesville and Ron Joers of Janesville; 5 grandchildren: Christopher Thulien, Joshua Thulien and Erik Thulien, all of Milton; Kathleen Joers of Shorewood and Michael Joers of Janesville, and a sister, Anita Ursin of Waupaca. Omer was preceded in death by his parents; wife; daughter-in-law, Linda Joers.	Thulien, Omer Monroe (I41338)
4699	Helen M. Lehenbauer Pamplin Media Group Monday, December 04, 2017 March 2, 1934 - November 25, 2017 Helen M. Lehenbauer was born in Granville, ND to Jurgen and Norene Larson in 1934. She graduated from Jamestown College in 1954 earning a teaching degree. Helen taught elementary school students for 7 years in Cando, ND and Glendive, MT before moving to Fort Peck, MT where she met her future husband Philip Lehenbauer. They were married in Coeur Alene, ID in 1961. Helen and Phil moved to Othello, WA where Phil was manager of Columbia National Wildlife Refuge. They had two children in Othello before moving to rural Benton County, OR to establish a new national refuge complex. Helen was active in a community church in Bellfountain, OR before moving to Portland in 1966. They enjoyed the Oregon coast, clamming at Long Beach, WA, and camping & fishing trips to eastern Oregon. Helen was a homemaker and loving mother of three children. She was an active member of Covenant Presbyterian Church, and volunteered for Loaves & Fishes, Meals On Wheels, SnowCap, Camp Fire Girls, and PTA for Centennial schools. For 51 years they have resided in their home in SE Portland. Helen is survived by her husband of 56 years Philip Lehenbauer, son Ted Lehenbauer of Moses Lake, WA; daughter Lyn Ortiz and husband Patrick of Glenview, IL; daughter Cara Schmitt and husband Ed of Vancouver; and four grandchildren: Dr. Alexa Ortiz (Virginia), Melani Ortiz (Chicago), Andrew and Katelyn Schmitt (Vancouver). Helen was preceded in death by her father, mother and sister Carol Ann Larson of Devils Lake, ND. The family suggests contributions in Helen's memory be made to the Oregon Alzheimers Association or Legacy Hospice. A private service will be held at Willamette National Cemetery.	Larson, Helen Mary (I36455)
4700	Helen Moen, 94, of Bagley, died on Monday, December 11, 2006 at the Good Samaritan Center in Clearbrook. Funeral services were held on Saturday, December 16, at the Cease Family Funeral Home in Bagley, with Pastor Tom Jacobson officiating. Interment was at Bagley City Cemetery. Helen was born March 13, 1912 north of Gully, the daughter of Knut and Thea Sunsdahl. She was raised and attended school north of Gully. Helen married Morgan Moen on September 5, 1936 at Gully. After their marriage they moved to a farm south of Gully. In 1955 they moved to Biwabik, Minnesota, moving to Bagley in the late 1980's. Morgan died on July 17, 1991. Since 2001, Helen has resided at he Good Samaritan Center in Clearbrook. Helen was a member of the former Bethlehem Lutheran Church and later of Samhold Lutheran Church in Gonvick. Helen enjoyed listening to music. Survivors include one brother Marvin (Mae) Sunsdahl of Crookston. She was preceded in death by her husband; two sisters, Julia Larson, and Selma Sanders; three brothers, Ole Sunsdahl, Kenneth Sunsdahl and Henry Sunsdahl. The Cease Family Funeral Home of Bagley assisted the family with arrangements.	Sunsdahl, Helene (I44053)