Eldar Earl Lunde Alvarstein (11 May 1913-7 January 1990) |
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| Father:1 | Olaf Andersen (28 July 1861-23 December 1938), engineer at the Norwegian railways | ||
| Mother:2 | Doris Henrietta Theresia Lunde (14 April 1873-31 July 1955) | ||
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| Married:3 | Kristine (15 December 1905-17 December 1988) | ||||
| Divorced:4 | Kristine (15 December 1905-17 December 1988) | ||||
| Married:5 | Ruth Edel (-) | ||||
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| Children with Kristine: | ||
| Vigdis Alvarstein (-)6 | ||
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| Born:11 | 11 May 1913 | |||
| Residence:12 | 1977 | Stabekk [Unknown/Unspecified], Bærum [municipality], Akershus [county], Norway [country] | ||
| Died:13 | 7 January 1990 | Bærum [municipality], Akershus [county], Norway [country] | ||
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| He is named after the husband of Louise Taylor. He was educated as an Economist and worked six years in the municipality of Oslo. During the second world war 1940-45 he worked as a teacher in commercial school. Later he became CFO of an Insurance Company (Fram). From 1973 he worked in the car business with his son Bjørn. His hobbies were bridge, chess and painting. He kept in touch with his American relatives both in writing and by visits.14 | ||
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