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Medlemmer Mednr Navn Adresse Poststed 7177 An Rogaland Historielag 2011 Avd: NKA - Nord-Karmøy Historielag Navn og Adresse - Alle medlemmer MedNr Navn Adresse Poststed 7177 Angelund, Kjell Gunnar Nyhavnsvegen 27 4250 Kopervik 4572 Areklett, Gunnar Storasundsvn. 514 4260 Torvastad 1045 Areklett, Ingmar Grønningsjøen 30 4260 Torvastad 6810 Arnøy, Anita Langaker Storesundvegen 254 4260 Torvastad 4890 Bentsen, Anne Marie og Odd Kvednahaugvn. 20 4260 Torvastad 6303 Birkeland, Rolf Asparsletta 58 5563 Førresfjorden 6304 Bjelland, Anne Marie Norheimsvn. 39 5542 Karmsund 7198 Blikra, Einar Storesundvegen 15 4260 Torvastad 7349 Djønne-Stuve, Astrid Utvikstrand 5 4262 Avaldsnes 8129 Drange, Henny Torvastadvegen 331 4260 Torvastad 6306 Einarsen, Inger Moen Vollebergvn. 10 4262 Avaldsnes 6804 Eliassen, Helge Håvikvn. 175 4265 Håvik 6805 Espeset, Jostein Tunvn. 2 4260 Torvastad 6308 Ferkingstad, Ida Marie Landevn. 92 4262 Avaldsnes 6806 Fossum, Elise og Trond N. Tunv. 18 4260 Torvastad 1690 Frette, Susan og Vidar Skrevn. 367 5541 Kolnes 7854 Gabrielsen, Reidar Arvid Trondsveien 30 4260 Torvastad 8053 Gaustad, Ingfrid Utvikstrand 5 4262 Avaldsnes 6807 Gjertsen, Leif Gunnar Slåttåvn. 16 4262 Avaldsnes 6309 Goa, Harald Vormedalsvn. 153 5542 Karmsund 6301 Grimstveit, Aud Norheimstølen 61 5542 Karmsund 7325 Grønfur, Natasza Bjordal Steinhaugv. 5 5545 Vormedal 8107 Hafsahl, Christoffer Bouvet ASA Postboks 5508 Karmsund 1203, Norevegen 4 7173 Hagen, Arvid Jostein Leirvegen 42 4262 Avaldsnes 6298 Hagen, Sven Bernhard Hålandsvn. 64 4260 Torvastad 1693 Hovda, Arne Guttorm Slåttav. 8 4262 Avaldsnes 8155 Jordåen, Magnar Storasundvegen 585 4260 Torvastad 6300 Kalstø, Jakob Landavn. 65 4262 Avaldsnes 1760 Lande, Paul Bøheivn. 15 4262 Avaldsnes 4576 Lande, Per Kåre Visnesvn. 205 4262 Avaldsnes 6299 Løberg, Anne Elise Slåttåvn. 18 4262 Avaldsnes 4594 Mathisen, Arne Holmegata 81 5523 Haugesund 6811 Mathisen, Tore Henning Sjuradalsvn. 7 4262 Avaldsnes 4595 Matland, Turid og Elias Møllevn. 132 4262 Avaldsnes 4583 Moen, Gunnar Hestmyrvn. 46 5542 Karmsund 5525 Munkejord, Mona Leknes Maurholen 43 4316 Sandnes 4587 Mæland, Odd Einar Strandvegen 2 5545 Vormedal 4588 Mølstre, Karl Johan Gittavn. 1 4260 Torvastad 6835 Netland, Anne Marie Visnesgarden 10 4262 Avaldsnes 4596 Nilsen, Ingeborg og Jakob Svevn. 24 4260 Torvastad 6812 Nordbø, Edvard Storesundvegen 2 4260 Torvastad Times New Roman;Rapport-R2 - Lisensiert til: Rogaland Historie- og 苩tesoge ﹚ww.alphareg.no Utskriftsdato: 22.11.12 kl: 13:50 - Side: 1 Rogaland Historielag 2011 Avd: NKA - Nord-Karmøy Historielag 6910 Nordhus, Inger Lise Trondsvn. 3 4260 Torvastad 6813 Osnes, Halvard Torvastadvn. 528 4260 Torvastad 7565 Osnes, John Magnus Wegner Torvastadvegen 543 4260 Torvastad 7176 Osnes, Rolf-Arne Torvastadvegen 546 4260 Torvastad 7019 Ottøy, Harald Skeie 4262 Avaldsnes 7867 Paulssen, Kjell M. Rektorhaugen 9b 0876 Oslo 7162 Pedersen, Kjell Ole Peder Skeiev. 21 4262 Avaldsnes 1777 Reksten, Kjartan 6778 Lote 6836 Ringen, Jakob Austbøvn. 44 5542 Karmsund 6302 Røkke, Sigvart Kristian Brakevegen 24 4250 Kopervik 7903 Severeide, Erling Karmøyvegen 104 4262 Avaldsnes 6833 Skeie, Rasmus Håvikvn. 27 4265 Håvik 1806 Skeisvoll, Knut Harald Dalabrekka 71 4262 Avaldsnes 4591 Skjoldal, Elise Postboks 47 4299 Avaldsnes 4111 Stange, Erling Stenervn. 11 4260 Torvastad 6313 Stange, Knut Grønhauggt. 20 5525 Haugesund 7902 Storesund, Kenneth Bøheiveien 2 4262 Avaldsnes 7901 Storesund, Sigmund Hålandsvegen 39 4260 Torvastad 8154 Sæther Olsen, Randi Sjøveien 6 5542 Karmsund 7806 Sævereide, Kjetil Emil Skarhaugvn. 10 5545 Vormedal 7723 Utvik, Einar Magne Utvikstrand 3 4262 Avaldsnes 2434 Utvik, Aadne Uvikstrand 9 4262 Avaldsnes 6834 Vedø, John Karsten Uvikstrand 7 4262 Avaldsnes 6911 Velde, Lillian og Halvor Veldevn. 44 4262 Avaldsnes 4602 Vikingstad, Evy Vikingstadvn. 68 4260 Torvastad 4604 Vikingstad, Petra Vikingstadvn. 66 4260 Torvastad 4607 Vikshåland, Erling Vikshålandvn. 56 4262 Avaldsnes 4892 Vikshåland, Frode Vikshålandvn. 62 4262 Avaldsnes 4608 Widvey, Thor Magne Bøheivn. 17 4262 Avaldsnes 4609 Østensjø, Roald Sæbøvn. 60 4260 Torvastad 2567 Øvrebø, Egil Øvrabøveien 89 4260 Torvastad 6315 Øvrebø, Reidun Øvrabøvn. 42 4260 Torvastad Times New Roman;Rapport-R2 - Lisensiert til: Rogaland Historie- og 苩tesoge ﹚ww.alphareg.no Utskriftsdato: 22.11.12 kl: 13:50 - Side: 2.
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