Henry O. Halverson (1869-1956) |
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| Married: | 1897 | Amalia Larsdatter (1877-) | Maddock [city/town], Benson County [county], North Dakota [state], USA [country] | ||
| -Amalia Larsdatter was the eighth and youngest child of Lars Simonsen Norland. -Lars Simonsen, wife Anna Gitlesdatter and children lived on a farm at Norland, Hole Parish. -Lars, wife Anna Gitlesdatter and their daughters Anna & Amalia emigrated to the USA in 1893. Detailed records of the family's emigration appear to have been lost. -Upon arrival in the USA, instead of taking the family name of Larsdatter, Amalia took the family name of Norland. -Amalia Norland met Henry O. Halverson in North Dakota, USA and they married in 1897. | |||||
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| Children with Amalia Larsdatter: | ||
| Magnhild Halverson (-) | ||
| Oscar Halverson (-) | ||
| Lorentz Halverson (-) | ||
| Hartwig Arnold (Ole) Halverson (-) | ||
| Annie Halverson (-) | ||
| Maynard Halverson (-) | ||
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| Born: | 1869 | USA [country] | ||
| -No birth record can be located in USA. -A Canadian Certificate of Naturalzation # 31283 issued April 1941 indicates date and place of birth as January 14th, 1869 at Winona, Minnesota, USA. | ||||
| Died: | 1956 | Canada [country] | ||
| Died in 1956 at Birch Hills, Saskatchewan, Canada | ||||
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