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She left Norway for Bottineau on April 19, 1910, on the ship Tasso, of the Cunard Line. Oddly enough, there was another Helga Hansen on the same ship, born the same year, bound for Chicago. I also found her arrival in 1910 at Boston, on My 5th. She lists her father as Ole Hansen. She says that she is a saleswoman. Most importantly, she says that she is going to join her brother Olaf Hansen at 822 9th Avenue, South, Minneapolis

Why she and Hans Oskar got married in Montana is a puzzle.

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According to Margaret Hulbert, she died in infancy.

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Here is a piece that was written by Vi and her sisters in

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In the register for emigration from Trondheim, he is listed as Olai Lorns Haugen.

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He left Norway for Duluth, Minnesota on February 8, 1910, He used the name Johann, T. Olsen, Kristiansen, Haugen. He left for the US on February 11, 1910 from Christianna. He was shown as a miller, bound for Duluth. He lists his next of kin as his wife Emma back in Steinkjer. He says that he is going to join his friend Ole Nilsen in Duluth. I infer from everything that he and Emma never got back together. But what happened to him?

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Like his brother Nils did in 1910, he came to the USA in 1909, to be with his brother-in-law, Einar Skjei. The ship's manifest says that he was bron in the USA. He presented his borth certificate as proof.

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She was living with Benjamin Andreassen and Inger Larsdatter in Sparbu in 1865 as their foster daughter. Why since her mother did not die unitl 1873.

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In the Bygdebok for Frøseth, she was said to be born in 1794 in Sør-Bruemplass.

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In the

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The witnesses to the marriage were James McKee and Dolly Chambers.

Probate of his will was granted in June 1964 to Nathaniel Small Presbyterian Minister - Effects £2013 13s. He was a retired fitter.

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The witnesses to his marriage were Maggie Copeland and Minnie Scott.

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The marriage registration has her from Artabrachey, Portadown, which is apparently in the parish of Drumcree.

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In his son Samuel's marriage registration, he is described as a quarry master. Helen Dunn says that her mother informed me that when she was a child, that if a McKee of Newry coal cart passed, her mother would say that they were her cousins. Helen has never been able find any record of Coal Merchants named McKee, but wonders if perhaps they were quarry carts and not coal carts.
In the 1901 census, he was a stone cutter, The daughter Annie was a dress maker.

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He and Elaine were twins.

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He teaches economics at Acadia University in Wolfville, N.S.