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Pedigree Chart for Margaret Olga Aldahl Pedigree Chart for Margaret Olga Aldahl Knut Olson Aldahl [51-53] 2 Ole Knutson Aldahl [49] b: 1787 in Voss, Evanger, b: 1814 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm m: 1810 in Norway [48] d: 05 Apr 1851 in Voss, m: 02 Nov 1840 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Evanger, Hordaland, Norway Aldahl farm [50] d: 1890 in Voss, Evanger, Jorunn Larsdtr Meland Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Lars Olson Aldahl [15-28] [48] b: 1779 in Meland, Norway [54] b: 24 Nov 1856 in Voss, d: 06 Apr 1859 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Norway [16, 18, 20, 22- Aldahl farm 27, 29-31] m: 19 Nov 1885 in Blooming Prairie, Steele, Minnesota, USA Torkjel Johannesson Ovstedal 3 [21, 25, 28, 32] Ragnild Torkjelsdtr Ofstedal b: 1772 in Ovstedal, Voss, d: 08 Nov 1940 in b: 1816 in Norway [48] Norway [55] Lansing, Mower, d: 1880 in Voss, Evanger, m: 1811 in Norway Minnesota, USA [19, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm d: 1838 in Ovstedal, Voss, 27, 29, 33] [48] Norway [55] Marta Knutsdtr Horvei Margaret Olga Aldahl [1- b: 1789 in Norway [55] 11] d: Norway b: 21 Jan 1902 in Lansing, Mower, Minnesota, USA [2, 4- 14] m: 21 May 1930 in Mower, Minnesota, Hallstein Nilson Haugveie [61, 68- USA Guttorm Hillson Wenaas 69, 78-86] 4 [39, 56-67] d: 09 May 1972 in Austin, b: 1797 in Holto, Haug, Hemse… Mower, Minnesota, b: 17 Dec 1828 in Holto, m: 28 May 1826 in Nes i Halling… USA [3, 11-12, 14] Haug, Hemsedal, d: 29 Dec 1891 in Westfield, D… (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway [39, 56-60, 62- 70] m: 27 Jul 1857 in St Ingerid Torleivsdtr Imré [61, 68- Ansgar, Mitchell, Iowa, 69, 78, 83-86, 90-93] 5 Caroline Hilson [7-8, 15, USA 25, 28, 34-46] d: 08 Oct 1913 in b: 1797 in Imre, Hemsedal, (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway b: 04 Mar 1863 in Westfield, Dodge, [48, 78, 87, 91-93] Westfield, Dodge, Minnesota, USA; Age: Minnesota, USA [7-8, 84 [66, 71] d: 12 Aug 1887 in Minnesota, 25, 29, 38-42, 44-48] USA [48] d: 16 Mar 1940 in Mower, Minnesota, Christian Oleson Rukke USA [29, 43-44, 48] Jorand Christiansdtr [94-106] 6 Rukke [39, 58, 72-76] b: Aug 1805 in Nes, B… b: 08 Apr 1838 in Nes, m: 09 Apr 1833 in Buske… Buskerud, Norway; d: 13 Sep 1874 in Udolp… Rukke [39, 48, 58, 72- 73, 76] d: 16 Mar 1906 in Dodge, Minnesota, USA [48, 76 Ragnild Bjornsdtr Skolt -77] [103-106, 109-111] 7 b: 04 Jul 1809 in Skolt, … d: 23 Apr 1900 in Udolp… Page 1 Hans Johannesson Hermundsdal [117-118] b: 1729 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway m: 1753 in Norway Ole Hansson Aldahl [51, 113-115] d: Nov 1812 in Voss, Evanger, b: 1754 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm [119] m: 1784 in Norway d: 02 May 1840 in Voss, Magne Jonson Vassenden Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; b: 1690 in Vassenden, Norway Ingeborg Magnesdtr Aldahl [117- Aldahl farm m: 1716 in Norway 118, 120] d: 1769 in Voss, Evanger, b: Abt. 1733 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm [121] Anna Helgesdtr Aldahl [122] d: 12 May 1817 in Voss, 8 Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; b: 1688 in Voss, Evanger, Knut Olson Aldahl [51-53] Aldahl farm Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm b: 1787 in Voss, Evanger, d: 1765 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm m: 1810 in Norway d: 05 Apr 1851 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Marjo Knutsdat Hermundsdal [51, 1 116] b: 1757 in Norway d: 1789 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Page 2 Knut Knutson Ovstedal [124] 9 b: 1678 in Norway m: 1703 in Norway Torkel Knutson Ovstedal d: 1741 in Norway b: 1705 in Norway [123] m: 1737 in Norway Synneva Olsdtr Styve d: 1778 in Norway b: 1680 in Norway Johannes Torkjelson Ovstedal d: 1720 in Norway b: 1737 in Ovstedal, Voss, Norway m: 1771 in Norway Ragnhild Nilsdtr Nakka d: 1803 in Ovstedal, Voss, Norway b: 1704 in Norway d: 1749 in Norway Torkjel Johannesson Ovstedal b: 1772 in Ovstedal, Voss, Norway [55] m: 1811 in Norway d: 1838 in Ovstedal, Voss, Norway [55] Brita Ivarsdtr Flatekval Modalen 1 b: 1721 in Norway d: 1803 in Ovstedal, Voss, Norway Page 3 Nils Ivarson [61, 125-126] b: Abt. 1750 in Holto, Haug, Hemsedal, (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway [87] m: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway Hallstein Nilson Haugveie [61, 68- 69, 78-86] b: 1797 in Holto, Haug, Hemsedal, (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway [48, 67, 78, 80-81, 87] m: 28 May 1826 in Nes i Hallingdal, Buskerud, Norway [88] d: 29 Dec 1891 in Westfield, Gudtorm Torsteinson Eikrehaga Dodge, Minnesota, USA [48, 79, 89] b: 1708 in Ålrust, Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway [127] m: 1735 in Norway Jørønd Gudtormsdtr Eikre [61, d: 1761 in Hemsedal, 1 125-126] Hallingdal, Norway [127] b: 1752 in Norway [87] d: 1836 in Norway [87] Tore Olason 10 b: Médgarden, Hemsedal, Hallin… Sissel Eikre m: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway b: 1712 in Médgarden, d: 1716 in Médgarden, Hemsed… Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway [128] Birgit (eller Berte?) Endresdtr d: 1772 in Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway [127] Page 4 Torleiv Asleson Imré [90] Asle Torleivson Imré [90] b: Norway [131] b: 1730 in Imre, Hemsedal, m: Norway (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway [130] m: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway Margit Olsdtr [90] d: 1764 in Imre, Hemsedal, b: Norway [130] (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway d: 1760 in Imre, Hemsedal, Torleiv Asleson Imré [90] [130] (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway b: 1763 in Imre, Hemsedal, [130] (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway [130] Kari Mekkelsdtr [90] m: 1793 in Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway b: Norway [130] d: 1774 in Imre, Hemsedal, (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway [130] Ingerid Torleivsdtr Imré [61, 68- 69, 78, 83-86, 90-93] b: 1797 in Imre, Hemsedal, (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway [48, 78, 87, 91-93] m: 28 May 1826 in Nes i Hallingdal, Buskerud, Norway [88] d: 12 Aug 1887 in Minnesota, USA [48] Kari Tomasdtr Lien [90] 1 b: 1764 in Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway [130] d: 1847 in Imre, Hemsedal, (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway [130] Page 5 Ola Torson Gislerud 11 b: 1711 in Norway [143] m: Norway d: 03 May 1800 in Norway [143] Thor Olson Gislerud [132-133] b: 1746 in Flå, Buskerud, Norway; Gislerud [141] m: 02 Jul 1769 in Norway Bergit "Berit" Olsdtr Raan? d: Bef. 1798 in Nes, Buskerud, Norway; Tollefsgaard b: 1723 in Krodsherad?, Ole Thorson Tollefsgardie Norway [143] [102, 132-135] b: Abt. 1777 in Flå, Buskerud, Norway; Gislerud [136] m: 03 Apr 1802 in Nes i Hallingdal, Buskerud, Kristian Pederson Grimsgard Norway [137] [133] 12 d: 1852 in Nes, b: 1717 in Nes, Buskerud, Norw… Buskerud, Norway; m: 1740 in Nes, Buskerud, Norw… Rukke [138] Margit Christiansdatter d: 1755 in Nes, Buskerud, Norw… Grimsgard [132-133, 142] b: 1755 in Norway [141] d: Norway Magrethe Pedersdtr (Rud) Rustan [133] 13 Christian Oleson Rukke [94-106] b: 1723 in Nes, Buskerud, Norway [144] b: Aug 1805 in Nes, Buskerud, Norway; d: 1767 in Nes, Buskerud, Rukke [94, 96-99, 101, Norway [144] 107] m: 09 Apr 1833 in Buskerud, Norway; Peder Christianson Paaverud 14 Hallingdal [108] b: 1697 in Paaverud, Flaa, d: 13 Sep 1874 in (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway Udolpho, Mower, [146] Minnesota, USA [48, m: 1723 in Norway 101] Christian Pederson Gire d: Nes, Buskerud, Norway; b: 1730 in Nes, Buskerud, Gire [146] Norway; Gire [138] m: 1764 in Norway 1 Mari Gudbrandsdtr Gislerud d: 1816 in Norway [138] 15 b: 1701 in Norway [146] Gjorend Christiansdtr Gire [102, 134, 137, 139] b: 1761 in Flå, Buskerud, Norway [140] d: 18 Sep 1853 in Nes, Buskerud, Norway; Rukke [138] Osten Levorsen Kvie 16 b: 1696 in Norway [147] m: 02 Aug 1722 in Norway d: 1769 in Flå, Buskerud, Norway [147] Anne Ostensdtr Kvie b: 1737 in Norway [145] d: 02 Mar 1816 in Norway [145] Jorand Amundsdtr Heie 17 b: Abt. 1701 in Flå, Buskerud, Norway [147] d: Mar 1777 in Norway [147] Page 6 Jon Hallbjorshus [150] 18 b: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway m: 1705 in Hemsedal, Svein Jonson Hallbjorshus [150] Hallingdal, Norway b: 1711 in Hemsedal, d: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Hallingdal, Norway Norway m: 1744 in Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway Rangdi Sveindtr [150] d: 1763 in Hemsedal, b: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Hallingdal, Norway Norway d: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Bjorn Sveinson Hallbjorshus Norway Skolt [148] b: 1757 in Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway m: 1785 in Hemsedal, Halvor Bjørnson Lokji [152] Hallingdal, Norway d: 1845 in Hemsedal, b: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Hallingdal, Norway Norway m: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Birgit Halvorsdir Lokji [151] Norway b: 1724 in Hemsedal, d: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Hallingdal, Norway Norway Barbo Aslaksdtr Ullsåk [152] b: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Ragnild Bjornsdtr Skolt Norway [103-106, 109-111] d: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, b: 04 Jul 1809 in Skolt, Norway Aalrust, Hemsedal (Hallingdal), Buskerud, Norway [48, 109-112] m: 09 Apr 1833 in Buskerud, Norway; Hallingdal [108] d: 23 Apr 1900 in Ola Hansson Intelhus Udolpho, Mower, Minnesota, USA [48] b: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway m: 1750 in Hemsedal, Kari Olsdtr Markegolo Skolt [112, Hallingdal, Norway 1 148-149] d: Hemsedal, Hallingdal, b: 1764 in Hemsedal, Norway Hallingdal, Norway d: 1841 in Hemsedal, Margit Oddmundsdtr Gudi [153] Hallingdal, Norway b: 1729 in Valdres, Norway d: 1799 in Hemsedal, Hallingdal, Norway Page 7 Lars Hansson Aldahl [122] b: Norway Helge Larsson Aldahl [122] m: Norway b: 1650 in Voss, Evanger, d: Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Norway; Aldahl farm m: 1668 in Norway d: 1688 in Voss, Evanger, Agate Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm b: Norway [154] d: Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Anna Helgesdtr Aldahl [122] b: 1688 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm m: 1716 in Norway d: 1765 in Voss, Evanger, Hordaland, Norway; Aldahl farm Kari Botolosdtr
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