48 10 3064 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0485 Title A name given to the resource Columbia Lutheran College papers, 1911-1915 Description An account of the resource Bulletins, photographs, clippings, catalogues (1911/12 - 1914/15) and reports of an Everett, Washington, academy founded in 1909. Digital Collections: <ul><li><a href="https://flic.kr/p/2o76GFV">Columbia Lutheran College main campus building, Everett, Washington, 1915</a></li> </ul> Location: 3/A/4 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1911-1915 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 1 folder Subject The topic of the resource Columbia Lutheran College Washington Type The nature or genre of the resource Clippings Catalogs Photographic prints Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0486 Title A name given to the resource Crookston College catalogues, circa 1900 Description An account of the resource Catalogues of a private business and teachers' training school founded in Crookston, Minnesota, in 1895. Early catalogues with name: Crookston Normal School & Business Institute (or Business College). Later catalogues have "and school of auto, steam and tractor engineering" and Crookston Commercial College. Location: 3/A/4 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource circa 1900 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 2 folders Subject The topic of the resource Minnesota Type The nature or genre of the resource Catalogs Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0487 Title A name given to the resource Dakota Lutheran Academy papers, circa 1950 Description An account of the resource Correspondence, brochures, catalogues, journals, and reports of a Minot, North Dakota, school (1948-1964). Yearbook "The Shield" (1956). 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0488 Title A name given to the resource Decorah Institute journals, 1888-1889 Description An account of the resource A journal published by a secondary school founded by John Breckenridge in 1874 in Decorah, Iowa. The school also offered teacher training and business courses. Also, a one-leaf "1888-9 fifteenth annual circular of the Decorah Institute and the fifth annual circular of the Decorah Business Institute." J. Breckenridge, principal; J.C. Garland, assistant principal; A.W. Rich, principal. Location: 3/A/4 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1888-1889 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 1 folder Subject The topic of the resource Breckenridge, John Decorah Institute Iowa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0489 Title A name given to the resource Evanston Bible School catalogues, circa 1930 Description An account of the resource Catalogues of an institution of the Norwegian-Danish Educational Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Evanston, Illinois. From "Historical Statement": "At its annual meeting in June, 1932, the Board of Trustees (of the Norwegian-Danish Theological Seminary) decided that the time had come for an expansion…the organization of a Bible School for lay people…The Executive Committee of the Board…decided…Sept. 7th that the school should start operation in Jan. 1933." See also: Norwegian-Danish Theological Seminary. Catalog. P0518. T. Otmann Firing autobiography. P1310. Location: 3/A/4 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource circa 1930 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 1 folder Subject The topic of the resource Methodist Church Evanston Bible School Illinois Type The nature or genre of the resource Catalog https://norwegianamericanhistory.org/catalog/files/original/6b96eae5818f6f789cfca6c0180dfc0c.pdf 62246bef80617f0c834fcacc09f4ac21 PDF Text Text Collection Name: Carl G.O. Hansen papers, 1862-1958 Collection Number: P0543 Extent: 8.4 cubic feet (21 archives boxes) History/Biography: Carl Gustav Otto Hansen was born on March 16, 1871 in Trondheim, Norway to Sivert Christian Hansen (1839-1872) and Marit Megrund (1842-1927). In 1881, Carl, alongside his mother and siblings, emigrated to the United States. They settled in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, where Marit’s parents and siblings settled. In 1882, they moved to Minneapolis. Marit supported the family, as she did in Norway, by producing knitwear. In 1887, she married Halver Olson from Verdalen. Hansen studied Latin, Green, history and composition at Augsburg Seminary from 1887 to 1889, however he was mostly self-educated. He worked for a time in a print shop and later opened his own place. He married Amalie Marie Edsten (1871-1945), daughter of furniture merchant Aaron Henry Edsten and Johanne Larsdatter Rognerud. Together they had four children: Conrad, Arild, Erling, and Mildred. From 1897 to 1935, he wrote and edited for Minneapolis Daglig Tidende. From 1935 to 1937, he was in Chicago and employed at Skandinaven. He then edited the Sons of Norway magazine in Minneapolis and served as the educational director (1937-1954). Hansen was a lifelong musician and sang with and directed male chorus groups, including the Norwegian Glee Club of Minnesota (1912-1945). He was also president of the Norwegian-Danish Press Association, and a founder of Det Norske Selskap and of NAHA.Hansen was a music critic, a book reviewer, a biographer of Norwegian Americans, and the author of "My Minneapolis (1956)." Scope and Content: Correspondence, articles, lectures, reports, clippings, scrapbooks, and diaries of a Norwegian-born Minneapolis journalist, musician, lecturer, and author. The papers deal with the activities of Norwegian-American singing societies in Minneapolis and other cities, the tribulations of translators, the cultural creativity of Norwegian Americans, the study of the Norwegian language in the Minneapolis public schools and at St. Olaf College, biographies of Norwegian Americans, and other related subjects. "Sagas of Today" (a "Minneapolis Journal'' column) and "For 50 aar siden," "Det Norske Amerika gjennem Hundred Aar," and "Glimt fra Livet i det Norske Amerika," columns that ran in "Minneapolis Tidende," are among the clippings. The collection contains correspondence from significant authors, journalists, and scholars of the day. Access Rights Collection is open for research. Bibliographic Citation [Indicate the cited item here]. Carl G.O. Hansen Papers. Norwegian-American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. Box Folder Description 1 1 Articles, family history, 1923-1954 Includes: "Those Who Have Gone Before and Some Who Came After. Scraps of Information pertinent only to members of a certain one of the thousands of families named Hansen," (undated, typescript, 52 p.) 1 2 Personal papers, 1872-1959, undated Includes: "Lake Minnetonka Summer Normal" certificate for Amelia Edsten (1888). 1 3 Amelia Hansen correspondence, 1892 July 28-1941 July 3 1 4 John Conrad Hansen (brother) correspondence, 1893 April 11-1953 February 13, undated 1 5 Relatives correspondence, 1864 November 20-1958 December 8, undated 1 6 Miscellany, family and relatives, 1909 December 31-1960 June 12 1 7 75th birthday correspondence, 1946 1 8 80th birthday correspondence, 1951 1 9 "My Minneapolis" correspondence, 1956 May 7-1959 July 27 1 10 Erling Hansen (son) correspondence, 1929 June 25-1949 October 1 11 Conrad J. Hansen correspondence, 1915 June 16-1923 August 6 2 1 Conrad J. Hansen World War I correspondence, 1917 January 2-1918 January 29 2 2 Conrad J. Hansen World War I correspondence, 1918 February 1-1918 May 30 2 3 Conrad J. Hansen World War I correspondence, 1918 June 1-1918 November 24 2 4 Conrad J. Hansen World War I correspondence, 1918 December 8-1919 July 29 Conrad J. Hansen correspondence, Santiago, Chile, Asociacion Christiana de Jovenes (Y.M.C.A.) 2 5 1926 March-1926 July 2 6 1926 August 7-1926 December 27 2 7 1927 January-1927 May 3 1 , 1927 June 8-1927 September 27 3 2 1927 October 2-1927 December 22 3 3 1928 January 5-1928 April 29 3 4 1928 May 5-1928 August 30 3 5 1928 September. 4-1928 December 28 3 6 1929 January 4-1929 April 22 3 7 1929 April 24-1929 August 29 3 8 1929 September 6-1929 December 3 4 1 1930 January 6-1930 April 28 4 2 1930 May 11-1939 October 25 4 3 1931 November 1-1931 July 9 C.J. Hansen correspondence, Emporia, Kansas (Y.M.C.A.) 4 4 1932 September 26-1933 December 31 4 5 1933 January 18-1935 December 19 4 6 1936 January 15-1941 July 4 4 7 C.J. Hansen correspondence,1942 February 12-1943 July 3 USO Puerto Rico. 4 8 C.J. Hansen correspondence, 1944 September 8-1945 November 12 US Army, Europe. 4 9 C.J. Hansen correspondence, 1946 January 2-1947 February 20 USO, Orange, Texas. 4 10 C.J. Hansen correspondence, 1947 March-1947 December 24 USO, Orange, Texas. 4 11 C.J. Hansen correspondence, 1948 September 3-1959 July 6 5 1 A. E. Hansen Europe correspondence, 1918 June 18-1930 May 30 5 2 A. E. Hansen correspondence, 1931 January 15-1936 March 11 University of Minnesota. 5 3 A. E. Hansen correspondence, 1944 May 15-1945 May 24 University of Texas. 5 4 A. E. Hansen correspondence, 1945 June 2-1945 December. 29 University of Texas. 5 5 A. E. Hansen correspondence, 1946 January 2-1947 May 30 University of Texas. 5 6 A. E. Hansen correspondence, 1947 June 13-1949 December 16 University of Texas. 5 7 A. E. Hansen correspondence, 1950 January 14-1951 October 24 University of Texas. 5 8 A. E. Hansen correspondence, 1951 November 2-1960 February 27 Oakland. 6 1 Mildred Park correspondence, 1934 January 11-1946 December 20 Chicago. 6 2 Mildred Park correspondence, 1926 May 3-1933 December 28 Santiago. 6 3 Mildred Park correspondence, 1947 January 10-1960 April 12 Chicago. 6 4 Mildred Park correspondence, undated Chicago. 7 1 Correspondence, 1883-1915 7 2 Correspondence, 1916-1920 7 3 Correspondence, 1921-1925 7 4 Correspondence, 1926-1930 Includes sub-folder, "Letters of J. Villardson, Sunde, Clippings. 7 5 Correspondence, 1930-1935 7 6 Correspondence, 1936-1940 8 1 Correspondence, 1940-1943 8 2 Correspondence, 1943-1947 8 3 Correspondence, 1948-1951 8 4 Correspondence, 1951-1959 8 5 Correspondence, 1914-1955 <ol> <li> Ager, R.B. Anderson, A.H. Bachke, A.O. Barton, J. Benson, E. Biorn, J. Bjorhus</li> </ol> 8 6 Correspondence, 1912-1954 T.C. Blegen, L.W. Boe, O. Clausen, J. Dieserred, H. Egilsrud, T.H. Eide. 8 7 Correspondence, 1924-1951 J.F. Heiberg, J. Heitmann, E.H. Hobe, J.N. Jacobson, T. Jahr, and T. Jorgenson. 8 8 Correspondence, 1914-1948 <ol> <li> Engebretson, J.O. Evjen, K. Gjerset, C.J. & E. Hambro, S. Hammer, J.C.M. Hanson, E. & K. Haugen. Includes publication, "Norwegian and English Churches. Past and Present Relations," by Albert Nicolay Gilbertson, (undated).</li> </ol> 8 9 Correspondence, 1912-1950 <ol> <li> Kildal, H.A. Larson, E. Lee, S. Lund.</li> </ol> 9 1 Correspondence, 1910-1933 J.R. and Aagot S. Nannestad. 9 2 Olaf M. Oleson correspondence, 1904-1939 9 3 Correspondence, 1910-1933 J.E. Olson, B. Osland, K. Prestgard, W. Pettersen, (Letter regarding Reque family, 1927), J.W. Rode, T. Rødvick, H. Rosenqvist. 9 4 O.E. Rølvaag correspondence, 1918-1930 9 5 Correspondence, circa 1925-circa 1937 <ol> <li> Saxe, J. Selnes, C.L. Solberg, P. Strømme, J.J. Thompson, B. Ueland, A. Veblen.</li> </ol> 9 6 Correspondence, 1909-1951 A.M. Wergeland, J.B. Wist, C. Th. Woll, T.H. Wegge. 9 7 World War I and World War II correspondence, 1917-1945 9 8 Correspondence, 1903-1956 E.L. Mengshoel, M. Michelet, R. Moller, W. Morgenstierne, V. Nilsson. Includes songbook, "Fram. Sangbok for Mandskor" by John Dahle. 10 1 Articles and Speeches, Edvard Grieg, 1907-1944 10 2 Articles and Speeches,Singing Societies, 1896-1944 10 3 Articles and Speeches, Singing Societies, 1945-1952 10 4 Articles and Speeches, 1883-1949 Programs. Includes: Ibsen, Leif Ericson (Erikson), Seventh of May, Bjornson. 10 5 Programs, Singing Societies, 1917-1947 10 6 Programs and Reports, Norwegian Glee Club, 1913-1953 10 7 Correspondence and Programs, Norwegian Glee Club, Norway Tour, 1923-1926 11 1 Manuscript: "Sønner af Norge Sangbog" revised, undated 11 2 Articles and Reports, 1914-1951 11 3 Articles and Speeches, "Sons of Norway," 1914-1958 11 4 Articles and Speeches, miscellaneous., 1897-1939 Includes, "Rygstød," (ca. 1905); talk on Leif Ericson (Erikson)(1926) 11 5 Speeches, Scandinavia, 1910-1947 Includes "The Normans, The Beginning of the Viking Age" (1910) 11 6 Articles and Speeches, 1940-1955 Miscellaneous. Includes: "Norway, America's War Ally," (1944); "Minnesota's Half Million People of Norwegian Origin," (ca. 1950); "What Gudbrandsdal Means to Me," (ca. 1950); talk on Ole Bull in Loring Park (May 17, 1953); "Bjørnson" (undated); Maren Michelets Virke for Norskdom i America," (undated); "Norwegian Influence in American Sporting Life," (undated). 11 7 Ghost Writings, 1930-1955 12 1 Speeches, Norway in World War II, 1942-1945 12 2 Speeches, Church, 1925-1946 12 3 Speeches, Syttende Mai, 1930-1946 12 4 Speeches, Bygdelag, 1926-1941 12 5 Speeches, Leif Ericson (Erikson) Day, 1933-1944 12 6 Speeches, Americanization, 1904-1946 12 7 Speeches, Norwegian American Public Life, 1918-1932 12 8 Speeches, honors, 1917-1943 Includes speech for the bestowal of the Order of St. Olav on Vice-Consul Harry Eberhardt (1939); "Roald Amundsen," (undated) 12 9 Correspondence & Reports, NAHA, 1926-1957 13 1-4 Clippings, Norwegian Glee Club, 1916-1953 13 5 Clippings and Reports. Norwegian-Danish Press Association, 1900-1947 13 6 Clippings, "Morgenbladet,” 1913-1914 13 7 Clippings, Minneapolis "Tidende,” 1911-1936 13 8 Clippings from Carl G.O. Hansen clipping collection, 1920-1956 Includes article from "The North Star" (Dec. 1920) titled, "Norsemen and the World War" 14 1 Clippings, "Sagas of Today" published in the "Minneapolis Journal,” 1935-1938 Including transcript of Adams' letter about their discontinuation. 14 2 Clippings, Miscellaneous, 1916-1960 14 3 Reports, Norwegian Royal Visitors, 1938-1939 14 4 Correspondence, Norwegian Royal Visitors, 1938-1940 14 5 Correspondence & Reports, Norwegian Royal Visitors, 1938-1944 Includes "Norwegian Festivities, Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Report on Audit. March 6, 1939 to October 31, 1939" 14 6 New Releases, Norwegian Royal Visitors, 1938-1939 15 1 Photographs, Persons, 1871-1955 15 2 Photographs, Singing Societies, undated 15 3 Photographs, Miscellaneous, undated 15 4 Photographs, Groups, undated 15 5 Photographs, Editors, undated 15 6 Photographs, Relatives. (Steens & Pederson) 15 7 Photographs, Family. (Children) 15 8 Photographs, Family 15 9 Photographs. 15 10 Photographs, Relatives 15 11 Photographs, J.C. Hansen 15 12 Photographs, Carl G.O. Hansen. 16 1 Diary, Texas Visits, 1952-1955 16 2 Diary, Norway Tour, 1947 16 3 Diary, 1909 16 4 Diary, 1945-1946 16 5 Diary, Norwegian-Danish Press Association, 1928 16 6 Diary, Norwegian Glee Club, Norway Tour, 1923 July 17-27 16 7 Diary, A.E. Hansen, 1918 16 8 Diary, Norwegian Glee Club, Norway Tour, 1923 May 19-1923 July 6 16 9 Diary, Norwegian Glee Club, Norway Tour, 1923 July 17-27 16 10 Johs. Hansen Ship Logook. "Tydsk Skibebog,” 1862 16 11 75th Birthday Testimonial Dinner to Carl G.O. Hansen, 1946 March 16 Signatures of those attending the event. 17a Miscellaneous, 1904-1947 Includes "The Norway Press Tour, 1947" by Carl G.O. Hansen; 12 photographs and portraits (including The Norwegian Glee Club, no date; Veterans Chorus of Norwegian Singers, 1942; Nor-Danish Press Association of America, 1927, by Blakemers and Oliver; Norwegian and Danish yearly press meeting, in Andreas Ueland's home, 1934, photo by R.J. Meland, Minneapolis; The Norwegian Glee Club, 1912-1937, photo by Halmrast Studio; The Veteran Chorus, 1932, Carl Thomas Photo Studio; Norskamerikanske Redaktører som Trondheim Bys Gjester, 1947, Schrøder Studio, Trondheim; as well as 4 unmarked photographs of Norwegian choir and theater groups, some of which appear to be veteran-affiliated); 5 small boxes of badges, buttons, and pins, mostly from choir-related events; silver cigar case, "from Brother", holds 3 cigars. 17b Clippings and Miscellaneous materials, Press Tour of Norway, 1940-1950 Includes receipts, maps of Norway, programs from events attended, business cards, correspondence, flight schedules, newspaper clippings, postcards (from Framhuset, Bygdøy; Nordmanns forbundets bygning, Oslo; Kristiansand; Setesdal; Stortinget, Oslo), and other mementos. 18 1 Scrapbook, Norway Tour, 1923 18 2 Scrapbook, Norske Amerika Gjennem 100 Aar (100th Anniversary), 1925 18 3 Scrapbook, Minneapolis Norske Saga, 1935-1936 18 4 "Bulletin of the Minneapolis Council of Americanization" article by Hansen, "The Coming of the Norwegians to Minneapolis," 1920 April 19 1 Scrapbook I: Glimt fra Livet i det Norske Amerika, 1925-1927 19 2 Scrapbook II: Glimt fra Livet i det Norske Amerika, 1927-1930 19 3 Scrapbook III: Glimt fra Livet i det Norske Amerika, 1930-1933 19 4 Norsk stedsnavne i Amerika, 1904 Series of articles published in "Minneapolis Tidende" with letters in response from A.K. Strand (Ada, MN); Olai Winge (Northwood, Iowa); Hans Jorstad (Thorwick, MN); and Jacob Questad (Questad, Ward Co., undated); manuscript draft (9 pages) by unknown author/date detailing the Northern Pacific Railroad's partnership with A.E. Johnson & Co (agreement signed in 1888 by A.E. Johnson & Olaf O. Searle). 20 Glimt fra Livet i det norske Amerika, 1925-1933 Individual clippings, unbound. Typescript list of each article included in box. Oversized Photographs, 1891-1922 5 large group photographs. Studios include Halmrast's, Minneapolis. Oversized Articles and reports, Sons of Norway, 1938-1956 Rokke Name Index Aabel, B. Aaby, Tosten A. Aaker, Knud Saavesen Aaker, Lars K. Aaker, Martha Maria Olsdtr Føllingstad Aaker, Nils K. Aalborg, P. M. Aamen, Helge Aarhus, Arthur H. Aase, Iver Thorson Aasen, Andrew O. Aasen, Camilla Aasen, Ole Andrewson Aasgaard, Johan Arnd. Aasgaard, N. A. Ackte, Aino Adamic, Louis Adams, George H Adsem, Alfred Aftenposten Akre, Christian Aadnesen Akslen, Hanna Akslen, John Albion Academy Alf, Bertha Alf, Ole Alphson, John A. Alsen, Elsa Amdal, Paul American Assoc of Foreign Lang Newspapers Amlund, Nils Amundson, Albert C. Amundson, Clara Mitilda Olson Andersen, Alfred A. Andersen, Bernt Andersen, Chas. K. Andersen, Dorothy Visju Andersen, Henry A. Andersen, P. L. Anderson, A. A. Anderson, Abel Anderson, Anders Anderson, Anders O. Anderson, Arnoldus Andreas Anderson, Brun Anderson, Carl Thomas Anderson, Erick Anderson, George A. Anderson, Gerda Anderson, Haagen Anderson, Holbeck (Mrs) Anderson, Isak Anderson, John A. Anderson, John J. Anderson, L. M. Anderson, Marta Olson Anderson, Martinus Anderson, Ole Anderson, Rasmus Bjorn Anderson, S. E. Andreasen, Karl Andresen, Elsa Grieg Andresen, Trygve Andrews, A. P. (Mrs) Anfinson, Ole Angell, Henrik August Anker, Øyvind Anmarkrud, Tollef Syverson Arctander, John W (Mrs) Arctander, Ludvig Arctanger, John William Armatage, Maude D. Armstrong, Wallace D. Arnesen, Fritz Arnesen, Gjert Arnesen, Hans Arnesen, James Arnesen, Oscar Arnesgaard, Nils N. Arneson, Fritz Arneson, S. V. Aske, Jacob E. Askevold, Bernt Aslakson, Andreas Atlantic, steamship accident Aune, Theodore Austin, Florence Avery, Stanley R. Axness, Ida Marie Aynes, Alma Hoegh Bachke, Arild H. Bachke, H. H. Backe-Winther, Hallfrid Baker (Bakkethun), Mons Sjurson Bakke, Per Bakke, Ragna Bakke, Søren Bakken, Gilbert Helgesen Bakken, Helge Gulbrandsen Bakken, Ole Olson Bakken, Thomas H. Bakker, Mons Bakkethun, Andreas Bakkethun, Fridtjof (Frank) Bakkethun, Guri Olsdtr Onstad Bakkethun, Inger Sofie (Mrs. Ole Føllingstad) Bakkethun, Sjur Monson Bakketun, Ole Knutson Ballare, Olina Dahl Ballou, Olivia Dahl Ballou, William Balstad, Borghild Balstad, Nils L. Bang, Maja Bardeen, C. V. Bardenfleth, C. E. Bardenfleth, Mary Barsness, E. C. Barstad, A. P. Batalden, Abner B Bates, Sanford Bauge, Knute Baumann, Julius B. Bean, Ragnhild Olson Beaver Creek Settlement Bech, Ida Marie Axness Beckley, Harvey G. Beckstrom, Carl (Mrs.) Behrens, Anna Smith Bell, Jutta Mordt Beloit Wisconsin Bendecke, Francesca Dagny Benjamin, Harold Benson, Thor J. Berckenhoff, Mathieu Berendsohn, Walter A. (Prof. Dr.) Berg, Anders Berg, Helga Berg, J. O. Berg, John Berg, John N. Berg, Ole A. Berg, Richard Berg, Tollef A. Berg, William Bergaas, Samuel Bergby, Arnt Berge, Nils Bryngelsen Bergen congregation Bergesen, Bernhard Essendorp Bergeson, Helen (Mrs. Nils) Bergeson, R. B. Bergh, Chris Bergland, Ole Bergquist, J. Victor Berkhoel-Siegel, Agatha Bessesen, Beatrice Gjertsen Beutlich, Emilie P. Biais, Raoul Bierring, Walter L. Biornstad, Gisle (Dr.) Birk, Thomas C. Bjaadland, Thorstein Olsen Bjoland, Esther M. Bjoraa, P. A. Bjørgan, Liv Bjørgo, Knut Knutsen Bjorkman, Edwin Bjørnaraa, Dreng Bjørnson, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, Gabriel Bjornson, Gunnar Blaine, Betsy Brunstad Blaine, James J. Blake, Ludwig, L. Blakestad, Ansten K. Blakstad, Lars Halvorsen (Skavlem) Blegen, Hans Blessum, Norman Blomgren, John A. Bloom-Zainoff, Amanda Blue Mounds Wisconsin Boe-Overby, Gertrude Boe, Minnie E. Bøe, Nels Endersen Boen, Haldor E. Bogstrand, Peder Torkelsen Bøhmer, Olav Bollestad, H. Bollum, Bernt J. Bolstad, Nils Larsen Bommen, Carl Ludvig Bonhus, Andreas Boraas, Bersven Borg, Oscar Borland, Halvor L. Bosin, Brede Bothne, Dikka Bothne, Dikka Bothne, Katherine Brandt (Mrs.Gisle) Bothun, Lasse Bothun, Lasse Botnen, Mons K. Botsford, M. A. Botten, Per Bouman, Valborg Jacobsen Bourget, A. Boxrud, Christian H. Boxrud, Richard H. Boy Scouts of America Braatelien, Martin T. 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Day, Edith Den Norske Studentersangforening Dokken, Ole Dorr, Kate Martin (Mrs.) Dreivsen, Gudrun Løchen Drew, Adeline Dreyer, P (Dreyers Forlag) Drotning, Edwin A. Duckstad, Lars O. Duea, Jonas Dugstad, Knud Dugstad, Lars Olsen Dunbar, Mae Dusterud, Sebjørn Dustin, Virginia L. Dybdahl, Lena C. Dybwad, Chr. Eberhardt, Harry Eberhardt, Harry Edgerton Wisconsin Edsten, A. H Edsten, Adolph Egeland, R. Eggen, Benjamin O. Eggen, Nils Egilsrud, Kr. (Mrs) Eidbo, Olav E. Eide, Olaf J. Eide, Oslaug Lie Eide, Toralf Anstein Eining, H. H. Eino, Ole Einong, Jakob Eisteinsen, Ingvald Eiteklep, Torkel Ejde, O. L. Ekern, Even H. Ektveit, Kolbein Ellefson, Lena Ellendsen, Ellend Ellertsen, Ingolf Ellertson, Hans J. Ellertson, Jac. R. Ellestad, Peter Thompson Ellingson, Ellling Ellingson, Thorstein Ellingson, Tosten Elowson, G. E. Elton, Erick Andersen Elton, Erick S. Emerey, J. Z. Emerson, Ed Emigranten Emigranten Emleim, Hanna, John & Jon Emmons, George Emmons, Henry Emmons, Louis H. Enderud, Johannes Eng, Bjarne R. Engebretsen, Inga Engebretsen, Rolf Engelson, C. J. Engen, Andreas Pederson Engen, Erik Olsen Episcopal church & Norwegian settlers Erdahl, Gullik Mikkelsen Erdall, J. L. Ericksen, Jacob Erickson, Elland Erickson, Emily T. Erickson, Ernst Erickson, Nils Eriksen, Nils (Stamshougen) Erikson, Martin (Rustad) Esbjørn, L. P. (pastor) Espeseth, Halvor Nilsen Espeseth, Ingeborg Evans, Kristiane Skjerve Evensen, Christian Evensen, Mathilde Ilstrup Evensen, Ole Evhue, William T. Evinsrud, Nils Olsen Evjen, John Oluf Faanes, A. Fælde, Hans Fagerbakken, Nils Pedersen Fagre, Theo. P. Falck, Margrethe Kunig Falk, Ole N. Falkenberg, Fredrik Anton Fallet, Arne Fallet, Hans Fardahl, Anna M. Farness, Christine Fealebø, Eirik Fekjar, Einar E. Fenne, Anders Fenne, Nils K. (Mrs) Fergstad, Anna Qvale Fering, Anders Fering, Charley Fering, Johan Fering, Sever Field, Fredrikk Field, Ida Belle Field, Ole Finseth, Anders K. Finseth, Knud Finseth, Ole Knutson 1833-1902 Finstad, John Finstad, O. J. Finstuen, Andrew Finstuen, Peter P. Fischer, Carl Fischer, Marie Fischer, Marie Gjertsen Fiske, Minnie Maddern Fitch, George Hamlin Fitch, George Hamlin Fjeld, N. J. (pastor) Fjelde, Astrid Fjelde, Fredrikke (Mrs. Herman O.) Fjelde, Paul Fjelde, Pauline Fjelde, Tomane Fjeldstad, Franklin Fjeldstad, Melvin (Mrs) Fjestad, Frank Flaaten, Gustav Fladeland, Mary Fladeland, Torbjørn Flage, Lars Flagstad, Kirsten Flaten, Fingal Aslesen Flaten, P. A. Flatland, Ole Fleischer, Knud J. Flisberget, Ole Floan, A. P. Floan, Albert C. (Mrs.) Flom, George Flom, Ole O. Fluto, Ole Folkestad, Sigurd Folkvard, Marie Føllingstad, Inger Sofie Bakkethun Føllingstad, Martin Føllingstad, Ole O. Fonkelsrud, Alfred O. Foote, Arthur Ford, G. S. Førde, Agnes Forde, Agnes s. Forseth, Eivind Olav Fosen, Jacob J. Foslien, Even Foss, A. W. Fossum, Lars Fossum, Louise Fossum, O. P. Fossum, Thora Fox River settlement Frank, Jos. E. Frederiksen, Frederik Fredrickson, Marie Freeborn County Freeland, Lars Fremad Fricker, Misi Friheds-Banneret Friis, Gabriel Friis, Hans Frogner, C. Frøisli, Ole Frøland, Nils Fuhr, Anna Furuseth, A. Gaarder, Peder Hovelsen Gaarder, Peder Hovelson Gaarder, Syver Gaarder, Syver Gaines, Arthur J Gallager, Halvor Galok, Halvor Galveston Daily News Gardini, Nelly Nilsen Garen, Anna Garmann, Carl Garrison, Mabel Gasmann, Hans Gaustad, Oscar Gavey, Fred Geelmunden, Ida Gerner, Cecilie Geruer, Cecilie Gesley, Ole Giere, Nils Olson Gilbert, Gus Gilbertson, A. N. Gilbertson, Albert N. Gilbertson, Gilbert S. Gilbertson, Svend Gilderhus, Nils Sjursen Gjedde, John Gjellum, E. S. Gjendall, Rufus Gjerding, G Gjerjord, Knut Olsen Gjertsen, H. J. Gjertsen, Henry J. Gjertsen, J. P. Gjertsen, Melchior Falk Gjevre, Peder Glaim, Hellik Glaim, Hellik Glaim, Henrik Glerum, Lars (Mrs) Glesne, Even Railson Glesne, Marthea Frøisli Glimme, Lulla Gløersen-Huitfeldt, Maja Goa, Johannes Godfrey, Edna (Mrs. H. S.) Gold Fever Gomsrud, Arthur A. Goodhue County Minnesota Goodwin, I. M. (Mrs.) Goplen, Maria Føllingstad Gordon, Alice Græsdalen, Nils K. Granerud, Søren Granholt, Alf Granum, Andreas Granum, Per Gravdal, Gullik Gravdal, Tollef Gravlien, Lars Gravlien, Peder Nilson Grefseth, Rollof Gregor, Johan Greseth, Ludvig E. (Mrs) Grevstad, Nikolai Andreas Grimsgaard, Alfhild Grimsgaard, Ole Grimsrud Shoe Co Grinager, J. G. Grisvold, L. P. Grøndahl, Jens K. Grøndahl, O. A. Grønhovd, Lars Embrigtsen Grønna, Thomas Anderson Grøseth, Ida Grøseth, Sanna Groth, Cathrina Grotland, Nils Olsen Grøtte, Helen Grove, Mons Groven, Saave Aaker Grundyson, Tellef Grytbak, M. S. (Mrs.) Gudm. F. Johnsons Trykkeri Gulack, Gilbert O. Gulbrandsen, Endre Gulbrandsen, Gilbert Gulbrandson, Esther Gulbrandson, Hans Gulbrandson, Vegger Gulbransen, Nils Guldbrandsen, T Gulli, Nora Gullikson, Tideman Gunders, Charlotte Gunderson, Ole Gunderson, Skjonne Gutterson, Gilbert (Mrs) Guttormsen, Guul "Guul Valdres" Gyllstrom, Paul Gylstrøm, Paul Haagenson, N. M. (Mrs.) Haarklou, Johannes Haatvedt, Even Haave, Ole Habar, Karney Habel, Bernhard H. J. Hafstad, Bergliot Hagen, Engebret Hagen, Ida Hagen, Marius Nelson Hagen, Nils Hagen, O. E. Hagen, O. J. Hagerup, (no first name) Hagstrom, Emil Hain, Iver A. Hakensen, Halver Haland, Sjur Olson Hale, Louise Closter Hall, Henry (Mrs) Halland, Gisle Sebjørnsen Halland, Martin Halland, Olaug Sebjørnsdtr Halling, C. J. Halling, Martin Luther Halling, Olaus Halstead, W. L Halverson, C. A. Halverson, Ethel (Mrs.) Halvorsen, A. Halvorsen, Hans Halvorsen, Kleofas Halvorsen, Kleofas Halvorsen, Martin Hamann & Co Hamann, Thorvald F. Hambro, Edvard Hamilton, Arthur S. Hammer, Borgny Hammer, Clara Mae Hammer, Eirik Hammer, Henry H. Hammer, Otto Hamre, John Helgesen Handelsstads Sangforening Hansen, Amelia (Mrs. C. G. O.) Hansen, Arild E. Hansen, Carl G. O. Hansen, Charles Hansen, Claudia Hansen, Einar C. Hansen, Erling Hansen, Gudrun Hansen, Ida Hansen, J. Conrad Hansen, J. Martin Hansen, Johannes Hansen, John A. Hansen, Knute Hansen, Kristine Hansen, Louis Hansen, Martin Hansen, Martin H. Hansen, Ole Hansen, Oskar J. W. Hansen, Peter Christian Hansen, Sigurd Hansen, Søren Johan Hansenbakken, Iver A. Hanson, Albert Hanson, Eli Hanson, Hjalmar Hanson, Nels B. Hanson, Østen Hanssen, J. W. Hansteen, Aasta Harmonia Hall Harold, O. Harp, Olga Signora Opem (Mrs. Ray) Hasberg, Marie Larsen Haslerud, Peter Petersen Hassell, Lars K. Hasvold, G. L. Hatlen, L. Carsten Haug, Ole Knudson Haugen Charles Haugen Gilbert N. Haugen, Elmer Haugen, Endre K. Haugen, Erik Haugen, Halvor P. Haugen, Hans Iversen Haugen, J. E. (Mrs) Haugen, Lars Tollefsen Haugen, Nils P. Haugen, Peder Haugerud, Ole Hansen Hauke, E. B. Haukestad, Østen Haukness, H. O. Head, C. R. Hebard, Grace Raymond Heckman, H, C. Heg, Corbelia (Gunhild) Einong Heg, Gunhild (Cornelia) Einong Hegg, Even Heggernæs, N. S. Hegland, Ole T. Heiberg, Gunnar Heide, Harald Hekne, Ole Hektoen, Ludvig Helgesen, Tore Helgesen, Torsten Helle, Knud Hellestvedt, Ole Olsen Helmey, Thomas P. Helseth, Julia Heltha, Jakob Hembra, John Hembra, Peder Henderson, Knud Henderson, Knud Hendricksen, Ole Hendricksen, Ole Hendrickson, Andreas Hendrickson, Herman Oscar Herbrandsen, Ole Hermundsen, Bjørn Herreid, Charles N. Herreid, Nils Olsen Hersford, Martin Hersgaard, Halvor Hertsgaard, Ole J. Hesjedalen, Andreas Hesla, Svend Endresen Hestmyr, Gunder Hildahl, Wollert Hill, Martin S. Himle, Anders Knutson Himle, Odd Johannes Hirsch, F. O. Hirsch, Sverre Hjelmstad, Jens H Hjermstad, Otto P.K. Hjermstad, Ulrik Carl Severin Hjort, Jacob Laurits Hjort, Jacob Laurits Hjort, Lena Andersen Hjortaas, Andrew Lawson Hjortaas, John Hobar, Karney (Endrea Marta) Hoel, Eline Hoen, Christian August Hofland, Sigvart Hoflund, Daniel Hoiby, Hanna Høier, Hans Christian (Hyer) Hoigaard, Margrethe Høiland, Lars P. Hoitomt, Raymond (Dr.) Holden congregation in Goodhue County MN Hole, C. P. Holen, Kent Holen, Søren Holfeldt, Johan N. Holfeldt, John Holien, Haagen K. Holien, Knut K. Holien, Ole K. Holm, Augusta Holm, H. O. Holm, Jennie Holm, Marius Holm, Mike Holm, Therese C. Holmboe, Ingrid Holmen, Per Holst, Grace Holstad, Ditlev H. Holstad, H. O. Holt, Andrew Holt, Hans Holt, Ole Holtan, Hans Hansen Holter, Anne Christoffersen Holum, Edvard B. Holum, Theodore Homme, Even Johnson Homme, Gunnar Bjørgulfson Hopkins, John J. Hopperstad, E. R. Hornefjeld, Amund Andersen Horsford, M.artin J. Host, Gunnar Høstager, Nils A Houck, Gloria Houg, Mary Houkom, Aslak S. (1864-1938) Houlder, Frank B. Houston, G. Sidney, Jr Hove, Ivar Larsen Høverstad, Helge Hovland, Myrtle J. Hovland, P. A. Hudsons Bay Company Hult, Johannes Hunt, Hamlin Hurmundstad, Gulbrand H. Huseby, Halvor Olsen Huseby, John C. Husemoen, Halvor Husemoen, Halvor Kleofsen Husemoen, Hans Huset, Ole Hustad, Knut Hustad, Ove Hustad, P. A. Hustvedt, S. Bernhard B. Hvoslef, Erling Hvoslef, Jacob Hyer, Hans Christian (Høier) Hyerdahl, Leonora Moe Hyerdahl, S. L. Hylle, Knut Johnson Hyllested, August Ingebretsen, Bendix Ingebretsen, Ivar Ingebretson, Martin Ingebrightson, Morton Ingebrigtsen, Lewis Ingebritsen, Chas A. Irgens, Johannes Irgens, Ole Isachsen, Karl Ivarson, Anna Sverdrup Ivarson, Erik Iverson, Alfred A. Iverson, Corinne Iverson, Elisabeth Grefseth (Mrs. Iver) Iverson, Gilbert Iverson, Henry G. Iverson, Sigrid (Quale) Jackson, George Jackson, Nora V. Jacobs, Mabel Jacobsen, J. A. Jacobsen, Jessie Jacobsen, John P. Jacobson, Emma M. Jacobson, Johan Christian Jacobson, Johannes Jacobson, Ole Peter Bronn Jacobson, Ole Peter Bronn and Gjertrud James, Ted Janesville Wisconsin Janson, Drude Krog Jebe, Sofie Jeffersen Prairie Jeglum, Lars Knutsen Jensen, Augusta Stoep Jensen, Cary M. Jensen, Clara Jensen, Ole Jenson, Andrew Jensvold, Christian Jensvold, Christian Jensvold, Gulbrand Jensvold, Johannes Jensvold, Johannes Jeremy, Ruth Johansen Bros. Shoe Co. Johansen, Johan Johansen, Mikkel Johes, Chester Lloyd Johnsen, Jenny Alvilde Johnsen, John M. Johnson, A. B. (Dr.) Johnson, Albert W. Johnson, Ask Johnson, Elias Johnson, Gunder (Furval) Johnson, J. S. (Dr) Johnson, Joe M. Johnson, John Johnson, John A. Johnson, Lars Johnson, Magdelene Johnson, Mikal (Engesvik) Johnson, Nellie Johnson, Ole C. Johnson, Ole C. Johnson, Osmund Johnson, Peder Johnson, Rose M Johnson, Sofia Tveten Johnson, Tharald Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Valdemar Johnsrud, Gunvold Johnston, J. B. Jones, Carl W. Jørandlien, Hans Jorgens, Joseph Jorgens, Ole Jørgensen, Anders Jorgensen, Herman Emil Jorgensen, N, (Mrs.) Jorstad, Hans Julliard Musical Foundation Julsrud, Chris Juve, Guttorm Juve, John Kaasa, Jens Olson Kalich, Bertha Kalnes, Iver M. Kan du glemme gamle norge (song) Kean, Fern. A. Keedick, Lee Kelly, Olaf R. Kempser, Hanna Josefine Kenyon MN Kieland, Knut Knutsen Kiland, Olaf Kildahl, Arne Killesvig, Alma Dalby Killesvig, Alma Dalby King, E. Kimball Kirkegaard, Ivar Kirkejord, Thore Helgesen Kirkejord, Thosten Kittilsen, Charles Kittilsland, Ole Tollefsen Kjørn, Halvor Klaveness, Thoralv Kleve, Christian Kleve, Christian Kleven, Casper Klovstad, Hans A. Klovstad, J. H. Klugness, Ingeborg Oulie Knapper, Frederik Knatvold, Thorvald V. Knudsen, Albert (Mrs) Knudsen, David Knudsen, Karl T (Sir) Knudson, Helen M. Koerner, Arthur Koht, Halvdan Koht, Thorvald Kolberg, N. O. Kolderup, Signe Hille Koll, Leo Kolset, Carl D (Dr.) Kongstad, Andreas H. Kongstad, Hans H. Kongstad, Johannes H. Kongstad, Omend Konstad, K. T. Kopperud, G. Koren, Elisabeth Koren, Finn Koristad, Sigurd Koshkonong Wisconsin Kraus, Ingrid Liland Kreibel, Emil Krey, A. C. Krog, Gina Kumlien, Thure Ludvig Kummen, Carl T. Kunig, Johan Kuraas, Francis Kvamme, Iver H. Kvarve, Kjersti Jørgensdatter Kvarve, Timan Olsen Kvaslef, Trygve Kvelve, Bjørn Andersen Kvelve, Bjørn Anderson Kvelve, Rudolf Kvittem, Ole Kvittum, John E. Kyllo, Gunder Kyllo, Per Lagercrantz-Sorkner, Betty Lake, Annette Yde Lake, Annette Yde Landsverk, Olava Lange, Albert J. Lange, Irving A. Langeberg, Ingeborg Levorsdtr (Mrs. Clark) Langemo, Edward M. Langemo, Halvor Langemo, John Langemo, Jørgen Langemo, Karen M. Wralstad Langemo, Martin Langemo, Nils Langemo, Peder N Langergaardshaugen, Gjermund Jakobsen Langfeldt, J. G. Langness, John Langseth, Karen Marthea Nerhaugen Langum, Samuel A. Lanteren Larsen, Anders Larsen, Chr. Larsen, Clara Larsen, Haakon Larsen, Klare Larsen, Otto B. Larson, Edvard Larson, Edvard Larson, Christoffer Larson, L. M. Larson, Oliver Larson, Richard Larssen, Olaf A. Larssen, Thorwald Lasby, W. F. Laugen, Gullik Knudsen Lawrence, Ole Laws, Bertha Dahl Laws, Yngvar A. Lawson, Canute Christian Lawson, Lauritz Hjortaas Lawson, Victor Fremont Leach, George E. Leach, Henry G. Lead mining in Wisconsin Lee, Andrew E. Lee, Andrew Erikson Lee, Cordelia Lee, Emma C. (Mrs. Bernhard) Lee, Gertrude Lee, John Nelson Lee, Ole Torgerson Lee, R. O. Lee, S. M. Lee, T. G. Lee, Thorvald Leifvold, Ole Syversen Leland, Mabel Johnson Lenksr, Nora Walstead Lense, C. S. Leonard, George B. Lerdalen, Konrad Hanson Lerdalen, Ole Larson Levang, Ola M. Lewis, Brad Lewis, Joseph Lie, Erik Lie, Lars Josephsen Lie, Mary Lie, Sverre Lien, Abel Edward Lien, Børre H. Lien, Erik T. Lien, I Lien, Nils Gundersen Lilleberg, John Lillehov, Mary Lillejord, Signe Fossum Lime Lake Township, Murray County, MN Lindblom,Robert Lindelien, Levor Olsen Lindholm, Albert Lindtner, John (Johannes) Lindtner, John (Johannes) Linne, Ragna Litzenberg, Elizabeth Livdahl, Ole Kolbjørnsen Ljone, Oddm. Lock-Valisi, Constance Loe, Eric H. Loftman, Gosta Logan, Fred Løken, Lars Løken, Lars Loken, Louise L. Løken, Ole Hanson Lokker, Lars Løvseth, John Lund, Andrew Lund, Birgit Lund, Charles Lund, Charlotte Lund, Einar Lund, Jacob Lund, Lars Lund, Ole Lund, Rollof Lund, Signe Lund, Signe Lund, Unni Lunde, Aagot (Wright) Lunde, Kari Gulbrandson Lunde, Odd Chas. Lunde, Peder Lundeberg, Axel Lundesæteren, Anders Lundh, A Lundquist, C. D. Lundsæteren, Anders Mikkelsen Lunner, Thor Gulleikson Luraas, Johan Nilsen Luther Valley Wisconsin Luther Valley Wisconsin Lyngblomsten Home for the Aged Mack, Geo C. Macmillan Company MacPhail, William Madison, Wisconsin Madsen, Mabel Madsen, T. B Mæhlum, Guldbrand Magelsen, Claus Friman Magelsen, J. W. Magelsen, Jacob Wright Magnuson, C. A. Magnussen, Edv. Maler, Nils Malfred Mallory, Molla Bjurstedt Malmin, Gunnar J Mandt, Gunnar Mandt, Gunnar Torjeson Mandt, Olaf Mannerud, Carl A. Manning, Abbie Warendorf Mansfield, Richard Markhus, George Martin, Jenova Mason, Hedwig Dahl Mathiesen, B. L. Mathiesen, Marie Løkke Mathisen, Christian Matson, Louis (Mrs.) Matteson, Andrew Mattre, Tobias Larsen Mattson, C. R. Mattson, Hans Mauritzon, Joh. McLeod County MN Mead, Mildred Challman Mecklenborg, George Megrund, Anders Mehus, Alma Mehus, Belle Mehuus, John Melaas, Christian J. Meland, Rasmus Johnson Melby, Knud O. Mellbye, A. E. O. Mellem, Gulbrand Mellem, O. Mersen, Einar Mettone, N. P. Meyer, Lagerta Michaelsen, Clara Michaelsen, Mithilda Michelet, Maren Mickelson, J. H. Middelthon, Elizabeth Midelfart, Johannes Midelfart, Katrinka Midtbøn, Syver Mikkelsen, M. A. Mikkelsen, Christopher (Trugstad) Mikkelsen, Lars Miller, O. A. Millie, O. L. Minnetonka, MN Møaas, Stener Knutson Moe, A. J. Moe, Andrew J. Moe, John Moe, Peter Oliver Moen, J. K. Mohn, George W. Mohn, John G. Mohn, Lars Olsen Mohn, Raymond A. Molee, Anne Einong Molee, John Evensen Møller, Hans Moller, Rudolph Moller, Rudolph Moller, Rudolph Møller, Sofie Hammer Monnier, Andre Monsen, Hans Monsen, Sven Monserud, Niels Oliver Monseth, Fritjof Monson, Ole Moore, Albertine Woodward Morck, C. D. Mordt, Fredrikke Morgan, George Morgan, Nora Fauchald (Mrs. George H.) Morgenbladet Morse, Orwin Allison Mortensen, Thorkel Flood Motivet, Emil Bjorn Motzfeld, Arthur Munch, Peter A. Murer, Niels J. Murray County Minnesota Muskego settlement Myhra, Gulbrand Myhra, Jens Myhre, Aimar W. Myhre, Gudbrand G. Myhre, Mali Jenseng Myhre, Peter Myhre, Thore Myrland, A. J. Næseth, Carelius Gunnarsen Næseth, Christen Andreas Næseth, Christian Andreas Næseth, Guttorm P. Næseth, Kjostel Næseth, O. K. Næseth, Ole Næseth, Peder Næss, Louis Nagel, Ludvig E. Nakling, Ingara Nannestad, A. S. Nannestad, J. R. (Dr) Nannestad, Johanas R. Nansen, Liv Nape, Aslag T. Narvesen, Haakon Nash, Olaf Natesta, Charles Nattestad, Ansten K. Nattestad, Ole K. Natwick, H. H. Nelson, Amund Nelson, Anna R. Nelson, Arthur Nelson, David T. Nelson, E. A. Nelson, Embrie Nelson, Helfrid Nelson, Inga Nelson, Knute Nelson, Leola Nelson, Robert N. Nelson, William Neprud, Maud Nerhaugen, Andreas Nerhaugen, Andreas Johnson Nerhaugen, Erik Johnson Nerhaugen, Erik Johnson Nerhaugen, Johannes Nerhaugen, Johannes Eriksen Nerhaugen, Martin Johnson Nes, Ole Halvorsen Ness, John H. Ness, O. E. Netru, Marius Neupart, Edmund Newman, A. M. Nickelson, A.S. (Miss) Nicolaison, Ingvald M. Nicolaysen, Gustav A. Nielsen, Hazel M. Nielsen, J. R. (Dr) Nielsen, Per Nielsen, Theodora Nielson, Helen S. Nilsen, Erik Nilsen, Karl Gustav Nilsen, Lars Nilsen, Nora A. Nilson, Emma Nilson, Hjalmar Nilson, Hjalmar and Brite Nilson, Oley Nilsson, Svein Nilsson, Victor Nissen, Greta Njus, Emilie Nerhaugen Noahs Ark Nord-Fossum, Lars Jr. Nordboe, Johan Nordbye, Gunnar Nordlyset Nordmændenes Sangforening Nordmanns Forbundet Nordvold, O. S. Norelius, Marion S. Norgaard, Finn ? Norgarden, Svend Norgarden, Svend Normændende Sangeforening Normanns Sangerkor Norsk Telegrambyraa Norsk Tidskrift Norske Rifleklub Norstad, J. A. Norsving, Gudmund K. Norsving, Knut Gudmundsen Norswing, Gudmund Norswing, Knut B. North, F. A. North, Trygve Nørtvedt, Marta Sandal Norway Corner at Holden, Goodhue Co MN Norway House, Manitoba Norway Royal family Norwegian Pioneer Clubs Nycklemoe, John Nyhus, Ellen Nyhus, Kitil Nyhus, Kristoffer Nysom, Bengt Obom, Anders Gustaf Odalen, Søndre Ødegaarden, Erik Ødegaarden, Gunhild Odland, John G. Odland, Martin B. Odland, Martin w. Odland, Martin W. Odland, Ole Oftadahl, Valborg Oftedahl, Caroline Oftedahl, Gunhild Oftedahl, Hans L. Oftedal, Sven Oftedal, Valborg Oftelie (Oakland), Amund Oftelie (Oakland), Ole Ohlson-Solum, Hendrikje Okstad, Gunnar Olafsen, Olaf Olberg, John Oleana Oleson, Mary Olsen, Anna Pettersen (Mrs Richard) Olsen, Beatrice Olsen, Charles Olsen, Christie Olsen, Gunnuld Olsen, Hans Olsen, Helga Olsen, Helga Olsen, Olaf Olsen, Oscar Olsen, T. O. Olsnes, Aslak Olson, Anders Olson, Charles Olson, Clara Olson, Clifford J. Olson, Edith R. Olson, Eleanora Olson, George A. Olson, Halgrim Olson, Hans Olson, James Webster Olson, Karen Mikkelsdatter Fjeld Olson, Laura E. Olson, Melvin J. Olson, Paul Olson, Porter C. Ølstad, Fernanda Olstad, Ivar Ommelstad, Christian Ommelstad, Christian Ommelstad, Harald Pederson Ono, A O. Onsgaard, Ole Onstad, Erick J. Opem, Line Margrethe Risholt Opem, Ole Pedersen Opem, Sigrid Hjortaas Opheim, Knud L. Oppen, Ole Orfordville Wisconsin Orheim, Ingvald Ørner, Inga Ornstein, Leo Ortengren, John R. Orvrum, Eiv Osland, Ole Østebø, Alexander Østebø, Andrew Østebø, Annar Østebø, Martin H. Østebø, Michal Østland, Lewis Peterson Østvand, Christoffer Otterness, Marie Ottesen, Camilla Ottesen, Lena Ottesen, Otto Christian Ottun, Jens (Mrs) Oulie, Sofie Ovaldson, Hans Overby, Gertrude Boe Overby, Oscar Øvri, Christine Haugen Oyen, Olaf Henry Park, Mildred Hansen Parmann, Nils Paulsen, Alfred (Barthold Alfred) Paulsen, Axel Paulsen, Jack Paulsen, Jakob A Paulsen, Ole Paulson, Carl O. Paulson, John Paulson, Otto Pearson, Mayme Pedersen-Holman, Nellie Pedersen, Amund Pedersen, Anton Pedersen, Bertel Pedersen, Ethel Olsen Pedersen, Gustava Pedersen, Ivar (Storødegaarden) Pedersen, Johannes (Storødegaarden) Pedersen, Stener (Storødegaarden) Pederson, Carolius Pederson, Karl (Gjeringen) Pederson, Lars Olai Pederson, Ole A. Pederson, Paal (Gjeringen) Pederson, Palma Peerson, Cleng Petersen, Alvin B. Petersen, Atley Petersen, Berthe C. (1872-1941) Petersen, Erik L. Petersen, Håkon Petersen, Lorensie (Mrs. Axel J.) Petersen, Nils Peterson, August Peterson, Charley Peterson, Erik L. Peterson, Halvor N. (Haugen) Peterson, Ingeborg Sjursdtr Bakkethun Peterson, James A. Peterson, James A. Peterson, Marie Dahle (Mrs. James A.) Peterson, Sewell A. Peterson, Walfrid H. Petersons Hall Pettersen, Henry P. Pettersen, Wilhelm Pine Lake, Waukesha Co. WI Pitman, Ida Hagen Place names (Norwegain) Pladsen, Clara Poulsen, Anna Emlie Poulsen, Laura E. Præstgard, Nils Olsen Prestegaard, Amund A. Preus, Herman Amberg Preus, Jacob A. O. Proita, Per C. Prytz, Roy Quale, Ole L. Quale, Sigrid Iverson Qualey, E. O. Qualley, R. N. Qualley, R. N. Quammen, Nils Aslaksen Questad, Jacob Qvale, Anna Ræder, Kristen Raiter, Thelma Larsen Ramstad, Helge Larson Rand, Lars M. Randall, Harry Rask, Olaf Harold Rask, Peter O. Rask, Samuel A. Rasmussen, Christian A. Rasmussen, Ingeborg Rasmussen, P. A. Rasmussen, William Raugland, Sarah Kirkeberg Ravndahl, G. Bie Ravndahl, Gabriel Bie Ray, Olaf E. Red Wing Minnesota Red Wing Seminary Reiersen, Johan Reinert Reiersgaard, Even Reiersgord, Ole E. Reite, Peter Thoresen Remme, Endre Thomasen Rene, K. A. Reque, Ceclie (Cecelia) (Mrs. Styrk) Reque, Lars Davidsson Reque, Lars Sjurson Reymert, James D. Reymert, James D. Reymert, James Denoon Rhole, Selena Rian, John P. Rickson, Lucille Riis, Carl Martin Riis, Carl Martin Riis, Frithjof Rikansrud, A. R. (Dr.) Rime, Ole Ringdahl, Mathias Pedersen Ringstad, A. O. Rio, Erik V. Riple, Albert Ristad, Ditlef Georgeson Riste, Carl Riste, Christoffer Halvorsen Riste, Halvor Rixe, W. E. Roan, Carl M. Roan, Ole Johnson Rock County Wisconsin Rock Prairie Wisconsin Rockne, Anton Julius Rockne, Lars Rode, J. W. Rødvik, Sigvald Roe, Adelaide Hjertaas Roe, Herman Roe, Herman Roe, Knud Helksen Roe, Ludvig J. Roe, Ludwig I Roinestad,Soren & Louise Rolfsen, Aanalf Rolfseng, Gunder Rolfson, Lewis Rolland, Dagny Mordt Rølvaag, O. E. Romtvedt, Sondre Rønning, Nils N. Roseland, Guri Endresen Rosenqvist, Halvard Rosenwald, Julius (Mrs) Roskraft, C. O Rosler, Osvald Rostberg, Anders Hansen Røste, Lars Rotnem, Marion Rotnem, Marion Bjørhus (Mrs Victor W) Rotnem, Ole Larsen Rove, Olaf Julius Herman Emil Rryberger, Agnes Moore Rud, Anthony M. Rud, Ida T. Rude, John T. Rude, Mary Rudi (Røe), Asle Endresen Rudi (Røe), Endre Endresen Rudi (Røe), Erik Endresen Rue, Nils Tollefsen Rugroden, M. L. Ruh, Peter Rusk, Marie Johnson Bergum Rust, Mikkel T. Ruud, A. C. Ryen, Aagot Backe Rygh, George Alfred Taylor Rygh, Torger T. Rynning, Ole Rystad, Gunhild Jermundsdtr Rystad, Knud Halvorsen Saervold, Ola Johann Sæther, Addie Sætra, Anders Andersen Sætran, Tosten Sætre, Ole P. Sætveit, Torbjørn Sævre, Erick K. Saga Hill Sahlin, Nils G. (Dr.) Sampson, Anfin Sampson, Magnus Sampson, Peter Sampson, Sam Sand, Anna S. Sand, Gilbert O. Sande, Erling Sande, Hans Markusson Sandland, Thora Sandnes, Ole Sando, Ole Sandsness, E. A. Sandstad, Lauritz O. Sandstad, O. G. Sang of Idræt Sangerforening See Also: Nordmændenes; Scandinaviske Sannerud, Bernt Sather, George M. Saue, David Larsen Saue, Gulleik Thorstenson Saue, Styrk Saxton, Audrey Saxtum, Sigurd Scandinaven Scandinaviske Sangeforening Scheibe, David L. Schibsby, Marian Schiøtz, Gudrun-Sophie Schmidt, Paul G. Schøller, Sigrid Wolf Schutz, Jacob Schytte, Theodore Alexander Searle, Olaf O. Sebjørnsen, Gisle Selvig, Conrad G. Selvig, Lyder and Meta Serley, Olaf A. Serumgard, Siver Sether, John Sether, John Shattuck, Arthur Sheldahl, Erik Sheldahl, Osmund Shibley, Ludvig O. Shipstead, Henrik Shirley, Henrik Shustad, Erling Sickels, Alice Lillequist Silverthorn, W. C. Sioux Falls Sveas Tidning Siqveland, Th. Sivertsen, Ivar (MD) Sivertson, M. Skallerud, Ingeborg Skandinavisk Post Skarshaug, Embret Skatbo, T. O. Skavlem, Erik Skavlem, Gunhild Ommelstad Skavlem, Halvor Gulliksen Skavlem, Halvor Gulliksen Skavlem, Halvor L. Skavlem, Halvor L. Skavlem, Herbrand Skavlem, Paul Skjanes, Ivar Skjerseth, Mildred Skjervheim, Peder Davidson Skogen, Ole Skolaas, Ole Helgeson Skonnord, Peder Skørdalsvold, J. J. Skotvold, August Skoug, Emma Loe (Mrs Julius) Skougaard-Severini Skurdalsvold, Jenny Slaabakken, Ingebret Olsen Slaaen, Ole Pedersen Slagsvold, Lars Slette-Peterson, Sarah Sletten, Mattias Slotten, Andrew Slovarp, Emil P. Smaagaard, Kristofer Smaagaard, Peter Smeby, Hans Smedsrud, Hans Halvorsen Smedstad, Knut Smedvig, Magne Smestad, Arnt Smith-Pettersen, Kaja Sødahl, Edel Sodahl, Inge N. Soderlind, Mathilda Olsson Søderstrøm, Alfred Soholt, Lars Solberg, Anna Jane Nattestad Solberg, Carl Frederik Solberg, Carl L. Solberg, Louis Solberg, Ole Solberg, Ole J. Solbjør, Carl Nilson Solem, Caroline Louise (Mrs Tonis) Solem, John Ellingsen Solum, Reidar Solverud-Knutson, Julia D. Sommerfeldt, W. T. Søndo, Ole Sonsteby, John J. (Justice) Soot, Birgitte Lie Sordok, Gunhild Sørensen, S. Sørensen, S. Sorli, Kaare Sørum, Søren Olsen Souther, Sigrid Lunde Souvaine, Mable Hill Soyland, Carl Spaberg, P. Spafford, Anna Tobina Larson Sperati, Carlo A Spillum, Elling Hendrickson Springen, Gunder St Petri congregation Story Co Iowa Stabæk, Klemet Stageberg, Martin G. Stageberg, Nils A. Stageberg, Olaf O. Stageberg, Ole R. Stageberg, Ole T. Stageberg, Tordinius O. Stangeland, Elias Stangeland, Elias Stangeland, Elias Stangeland, Gurina Stangeland, Gurina Einong Stassen, Harold E. Stave, Erling Steen, Birger Steensland, Halle Stefferud, Jacob Steinarsen, Signe Mydland Stene, Iver Stenerson, Gina Stenseth, Andrew Stensland, E. B. Stensrud, Edward Martinius Stenvaag, Eders S Stenvig, John O. Stephens, Olaf B. Sterrett, Frances R. Steverson, Benjamin Arthur (Pastor) Stewart, Agnethe Olsen Stomberg, A. A. Stone, Erling Støp, Anton B. Stordahl, B. O. Storden, Nels Stordock, Gunnuld Storla, Ole O. Storlie, Carolyn N. Storlie, W. O. (Mrs) Storm, Eilert Storm, Gustav Storrs, Carly B. Storvick, Edward A. Story City Iowa Stoughton, Wisconsin Strand, A. K. Strand, Julius Olson Strandvold, George Strass, J. F. Straume (Strømme), Anund Telefson Strausky, Joseph Strøm-Smith, Anna Strøm, Fedor Strømme (Straume), Anund Telefson Strømme, John Stromme, W. A. Struck, Paul H. (Marcus Thrane's grandson) Stub, Jacob A. O. Stub, Valborg Hovind Stubbered, Hans Nelson Stubbered, Nils Stumli, Hans Styhr, Magnhild Suckow, B. W. Sundby-Hansen, H. Sundby-Hansen, H. Sunde, Leif Sundheim, Anders M. Sutphen, E. W. Sutphen, Edison W. Svege, Nils Svege, Sigri Gaarder Svendsen, Anna Seglem Svendsen, Colbein Svendsen, Gustav (Dr.) Svendsen, Hans C. Svenson, Magnus Svøre, Iver Svøre, Niels Swan, Agusta Swan, Anne Nilsdtr Swan, Ruth Holstad Swanson, Neil H. Swennes, H. E. Swenson, Joseph A. Swenson, Lauritz S. Swenson, Magnus Swensond, Hannah Swenumson, S. Swerig, H.Oliver Swerig, O. H Swerig, O. H. Swerig, Peder H. Syd Dakota Ekko Syvertsen, Einar Syverud, Bertha B. Taarud, Nils S. Talla, Henrik Talla, Tøge Nelson Tangen, Peter Halvorson Tapper, Bertha Feiring Tarasofff, Margit Leraas Tarvestad, John N. Tasa, John Tasa, Thomas Taylor, R. (Mrs.) Taylor, Robert Teigen, Hellik Olsen Teigen, M. O. Teisberg, Aasne Gjøtil Teisberg, Aslak K. Teisberg, Knud Tennyson, Jane Solberg Tennyson, Jane Solberg Thane, Constance Mortensen Tharaldsen, Andrew The Norwegian American Thingstad, A Thoen, Henrik H. Thoen, Ole H. Thompson, Arthur R. (professor) Thompson, Carolina Thompson, John Thompson, John Thompson, John A. "Snowshoe Thompson" Thompson, Julia Skavlem Thompson, Peder Thompson, Thomas O. Thompson, Tillie S. Thompson, Torger Thompson, Torger G. Thomsen, Henrich Thorbjørnsen, Niels Thoresen, Gunda Thoresen, Tosten Thoresen, Wm Thoreson, Otto Thorkelsen, Sønneva Holien Thornby, S. B. Thorsen, Torbjørn Thorsheim, H A. Thorson, Catherine Thorson, Gerald H. Thorson, P. O. Thorson, Theresa Thorvaldson, Hans Thorwick, Anna L. Thrane, Marcus Thue, Orla Thvedt, Ragnhild (Mrs. N. B.) Thye, Edward J. Tiesberg, Ole Tiffany, Marie Berg Tillers, Carl E. Tillisch, Bergliot Aalrud Tillisch, J. M. Tilssen, Kristian Tingelstad, Johan O. Tinglem, Theo Petersen (Mrs.) Tjentland, Peter Tjernagel, Christen Tjernagel, Nehemias Tjernagel, Nehemias Tjernagel, Ole Andreas Tjernagel, Peder Gustav Tjøsvold, S. O. Tobacco farmers in Wisconsin Todd, Marie A. Tokuza, Akiko Tollefson, Gunnulf Tollefsrude, Christian H. Tollefsrude, Hans Toner, Brede Tonning, Gerard Tonning, John Tonning, P. C. Tonseth, Svein E. Torgerson, Dina Anderson Torgerson, Ole Torkildsen, Sigurd Tørkop Torsdalen, Hans Tørstad, Peder Tomassen Tøsdal, L Trobraaten, Marius Trovaten, Olav Knudsen Trovatten, R. A. Trovatten, Rollef A. Trulsen, Lars Trulsen, Thomas Tufly, George Tufte, Harmo Nilsen Tungen, Ellev Bjørnson Turkop, Halvor Ellefsen Turner, Al Tvedt, Viehelm Tveit, S. S. Tveitan, Ingebret Tveitan, Ole Tveitmoe, Olav A. Tveito, Hans Tvete, Arne H. Tveteraas, Lars Udness, Astri Borghild Udness, Olaf Ueland, Andreas Ueland, Anne Ueland, Brenda Ueland, Else Unonius, Gustav Upland, Ole Urdahl, Thomas K. Urness, Henrik Lyder Vægli, Nils Valdres Haugen, Highwater township Valdum, Mikal Valle, Ole Halvorsen Vang settlement in Goodhue Co MN Vangeng, Lars Vangsnæs, Ole K. Vangsnes, Ole Pedersen Veblen, Andrew A. Veggli, Nils Olsen Vesterheimen Viduls, J. Viking Exhibit 1981 Villardson, J. Vindeg, Gunnulv Olsen Vinje, Aad J. Vinje, Arne Anderson Vinje, John Vognild, Edna Vold, Ole Volk, John Voll, Hans Vollmer, George (Mrs.) Von Krog Wahl, Hans Wahlstron, Mathias Walby, O. H. Waldeland, Martin Enoch Waldum, Mikkel Walseth, Hannah Walters, Basil L. Wanamingo Minnesota Wang, W. H. Wangberg, Alfred Wangberg, Christine Wangberg, Jonas R. Wangsnes, O. P. Warendorf, Abbie Warner, Elias Warner, Hans B. Warner, Lars Watne, Karl Wee, Ole Trulson Week, Andreas Week, John Week, Martha Gunhild Wendelborg, Kristian Wenzel, Herman C. Werenskjold, Agnes Wergeland, Agnes Mathilde Werner, August Werner, Harald T. Westbrook, Cottonwood Co. MN Westby, Isak Westby, Thorvald Westergaard, Johannes Westermo, Christen M. Westermo, Martin C. Westgaard, Edward Weswig, Carl M. White, Harry W. White, Kathinka Paulsen Whitfield, Henry L. Wick, Fred Widvey, Theodore J. Wieland, James L. Willardsen, J. Wille, N. (Prof. Dr.) Wilson, Rodney Usher Windingstad, Ole Windingstad, Ole Wing, Charles Wing, Joseph Wing, Osmund Winge, Hans Winnæs, Erling Winslow, Belle Hagen Winther, Adelia Wist, Johs B. Wold, Hans Wold, John Woldsdale, (no first name) Wolf, Even Woll, Carsten Thorvald Woll, Carsten Thorvald Woll, Esther Erhart Woll, Eva B. Woll, Fritz Wilhelm Wollan, G. B. Wollan, Gustav B. Wollan, Ingwald G. Wollan, Minnie Bergh Wollner, Ceil Ygdrasil, Madison, WI Zelner, Otto S. Zucker, A. E. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Finding aid to the Carl G.O. Hansen papers, 1862-1958 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0543 Title A name given to the resource Carl G. O. Hansen papers, 1862-1958 Description An account of the resource History/Biography: Carl Gustav Otto Hansen was born on March 16, 1871 in Trondheim, Norway to Sivert Christian Hansen (1839-1872) and Marit Megrund (1842-1927). In 1881, Carl, alongside his mother and siblings, emigrated to the United States. They settled in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, where Marit’s parents and siblings settled. In 1882, they moved to Minneapolis. Marit supported the family, as she did in Norway, by producing knitwear. In 1887, she married Halver Olson from Verdalen. Hansen studied Latin, Green, history and composition at Augsburg Seminary from 1887 to 1889, however he was mostly self-educated. He worked for a time in a print shop and later opened his own place. He married Amalie Marie Edsten (1871-1945), daughter of furniture merchant Aaron Henry Edsten and Johanne Larsdatter Rognerud. Together they had four children: Conrad, Arild, Erling, and Mildred. From 1897 to 1935, he wrote and edited for Minneapolis Daglig Tidende. From 1935 to 1937, he was in Chicago and employed at Skandinaven. He then edited the Sons of Norway magazine in Minneapolis and served as the educational director (1937-1954). Hansen was a lifelong musician and sang with and directed male chorus groups, including the Norwegian Glee Club of Minnesota (1912-1945). He was also president of the Norwegian-Danish Press Association, and a founder of Det Norske Selskap and of NAHA.Hansen was a music critic, a book reviewer, a biographer of Norwegian Americans, and the author of "My Minneapolis (1956)." Scope and Content: : Correspondence, articles, lectures, reports, clippings, scrapbooks, and diaries of a Norwegian-born Minneapolis journalist, musician, lecturer, and author. The papers deal with the activities of Norwegian-American singing societies in Minneapolis and other cities, the tribulations of translators, the cultural creativity of Norwegian Americans, the study of the Norwegian language in the Minneapolis public schools and at St. Olaf College, biographies of Norwegian Americans, and other related subjects. "Sagas of Today" (a "Minneapolis Journal'' column) and "For 50 aar siden," "Det Norske Amerika gjennem Hundred Aar," and "Glimt fra Livet i det Norske Amerika," columns that ran in "Minneapolis Tidende," are among the clippings. The collection contains correspondence from significant authors, journalists, and scholars of the day. <a href="https://www.norwegianamericanhistory.org/digital-collections/collections/show/137" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View the digital collections to the Carl G.O. Hansen Papers.</a> Location: 4/A/3-4/A/5, 68/B/6 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hansen, Carl G. O. (Carl Gustav Otto), 1871-1960 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1862-1958 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 8.4 cubic feet (21 archives boxes) Type The nature or genre of the resource Correspondence Clippings Reports Scrapbooks Language A language of the resource English Norwegian Subject The topic of the resource Norwegian-Danish Press Association Norwegian Glee Club (Minneapolis, Minn.) World War I World War II Young Men's Christian Association University of Texas University of Minnesota Grieg, Edvard, 1843-1907 Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906 Ericson, Leif, -approximately 1020 Sons of Norway (U.S.) Americanization Minneapolis Tidende Norwegian-American Historical Association Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. This collection is open to researchers. Bibliographic Citation A bibliographic reference for the resource. Recommended practice is to include sufficient bibliographic detail to identify the resource as unambiguously as possible. [Indicate the cited item here]. Carl G.O. Hansen Papers. Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. https://norwegianamericanhistory.org/catalog/files/original/4348d49c65dba35156ae301bcc851fff.pdf 6fc7648e76bad77e6a410f50c6510f22 PDF Text Text Collection Name: Lutheran Church papers Collection Number: P0556 Extent: 3.6 cubic feet (9 archives boxes) Biography/History: Scope and Content: Articles, clippings, correspondence, records, scrapbooks, and reports regarding the Lutheran church and its many subsidiary organizations among Norwegian Americans, dealing with bilingualism, doctrine, education, missions, charities, conferences, synodical differences, and history, and with controversial figures like Bjornstjerne Bjornson, Hjalmar H. Boyesen, Bernt J. Muus, and Kristofer Janson. Among the correspondents are Rasmus B. Anderson, Ole A. Buslett, Johannes B. Frich, Severin Gunderson, Ole Juul, Ole L. Kirkeberg, Amund Mikkalsen, Hans G. Stub, and Martin Ulvestad. Access Rights: This collection is open to research. Bibliographic Citation: [Indicate the cited item here]. Lutheran Church Papers. Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. Box Folder Description 1 1 American Lutheran Conference, 1930-1942 1 2 Clippings scrapbook with clippings from Norden and Skandinaven, 1881-1884 1 3 Constitutions for congregations, 1908-1941 1 4 Editorial associations, 1923-1937 1 5 Educational associations, 1869-1928 1 6 Free conferences, reports 1874-1900 Minneapolis, St. Ansgar, Holden, Roland, Chicago, LaCrosse, Willmar, Scandinavia, Baldwin, Austin, Thor. 1 7 Inner Mission Society, 1913-1942 1 8 Lutheran Foreign Missions Conference, 1939 1 9 Lutheran World Convention, 1933 1 10 Military affairs, 1915-1962 1 11 National Lutheran Council, 1920-1922 1 12 Reformation festivals, 1867-1930 1 13 Statistical Society, 1923 1 14 Synodical Conference, 1872 2 1 Union Movement (leading up to 1917), 1912-1948 2 2 Welfare Societies, 1907-1932 2 3 Worship and Liturgy, 1876-1917, 2006 Includes: The Norwegian Lutheran Church of America," by John E. Peterson (published by the Lutheran Historical Society of Eastern Pennsylvania in the "The Periodical", Jan. 2006) 2 4 Zion Society for Israel, 1914-1937 2 5 Anti-Missourian Brotherhood, 1890 2 6 Conference for the Norwegian-Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1876-1889 2 7 Eielsen Synod, 1850-1877 2 8 Hauge Synod annual meetings and conferences, 1884-1916 2 9 Evangelical Lutheran Church annual meetings and conferences, 1946-1957 Includes sermon preached by the Rev. Melford S. Knutson at First Lutheran in Albert Lea after the 1948 ELC Biennial Convention. 2 10 Evangelical Lutheran Church history, 1946-1956 2 11 Hauge Synod clippings, 1895-1902 2 12 Hauge Synod constitution, 1898 2 13 Hauge Synod worship and liturgy, 1905 2 13 Hauge Synod Young People, 1911 2 14 Lutheran Brethren, 1909-1952 3 1 Lutheran Free Church annual reports and pamphlets, 1893-1942 3 2 Lutheran Free Church clippings, 1900-1919 3 3 Lutheran Free Church clippings, 1920-1929 3 4 Lutheran Free Church clippings, 1930-1939 3 5 Lutheran Free Church clippings, 1940-1959 3 6 Lutheran Free Church education and schools, 1905-1937 3 7 Lutheran Free Church Friends of Augsburg, 1893-1896 3 8 Lutheran Free Church history, 1897-1948 Includes publications by and about G. Sverdrup. 3 9 Lutheran Free Church "Minoritetens program" or minority report, 1894 3 10 Lutheran Free Church missions, 1908 Includes: "Our Madagascar Mission" by Andreas Helland (1908). 3 11 Lutheran Free Church publishing, 1927 3 12 Lutheran Free Church singing society, 1915 3 13 Lutheran Free Church Women's Missionary Federation, 1937 3 14 Lutheran Free Church Young People, 1914-1919 3 15 Norsk Augustana Synod (1870-1890) Annual meetings, 1871-1877 4 1 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Brotherhood, 1930-1932 4 2 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Canada District, 1923-1945 4 3 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America charities, undated 4 4 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America clippings, 1900-1919 4 5 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America clippings, 1920-1929 4 6 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America clippings, 1928 4 7 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America clippings, 1930-1939 4 8 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America clippings, 1940-1949 4 9 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America committee reports, 1928-1939 4 10 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America education, 1921-1938 4 11 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Teachers' Association, 1921-1938 4 12 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America English Conference, 1917 4 13 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America finance, 1925-1932 4 14 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America history, 1936-1943 Includes poster for the Centennial appeal (1943) and stamps with likenesses of Th. N. Mohn, G. Hoyme, B.J. Muus, J.N. Kildahl 5 1 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation, 1930-1948 Includes: "The Builders," by Mrs. Sigurd Moe (n.d.); "Martin Luther, The Man," by Mrs. O.G. Malmin (1943); "The Itinerant Church," by Selma Handeland (1943); "The Nobility of Our Church," by Dr. O.M. Norlie (1943); "The Lutheran Church in America Today," by Osborne Hauge (1943 5 2 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America missions (foreign and home), 1922-1937 5 3 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America pensions, 1925-1940 5 4 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America schools, 1922-1937 5 5 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America singing society, 1926 5 6 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America statistics, 1923 5 7 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Women's Missionary Federation, 1920-1959 Little Devotional Gems (compiled by Rev. T.A. Hoff, 3rd edition). 5 8 United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Women's Missionary Federation, 1911-1917 Includes: "A Memorial," by Lena Dahl regarding the end of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America (1917, 1 p.) 5 9 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America Young People's Society, 1922-1923 Includes "Luther's Stand at Worms: A Discussion by Young People's Luther League, Illinois Circuit," (1922). 5 10 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America name change, 1922-1945 5 11 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America publishing, 1920 5 12 Rev. Lauritz A. Vigness correspondence, 1902-1932 Correspondents include those writing to Vigness as the editor for periodical "Lutheraneren" (served from 1922 to 1927). Others: brother Carl L. Vigness; George B. Johnson, Glenwood, Minn.; Hjalmer R. Holand; Rev. S.G. Hauge, Hawley, Minn.; Dr. L.J. Hauge, Howard, S.D.; H. Grondahl, Moscow, Idaho; Rev. T. Gulhaugen, New Westminster, B.C.; and Albert Johansen, Marmon, N.D. (47 letters). 6 12 Norwegian Synod clippings, 1940-1952 6 1 Norwegian Synod annual meetings, 1855-1916 Notebook/delegates listed by Rev. Hans A. Blegen regarding the 1901 Synod meeting. 6 2 Norwegian Synod clippings, 1886-1917 6 3 Norwegian Synod committee reports, 1872-1899 6 4 Norwegian Synod controversy papers, 1868-1884 Includes "Colloquium at Madison, March, 1882" 6 5 Norwegian Synod history, 1893-1934 6 6 Norwegian Synod missions (foreign), 1905-1930 6 7 Norwegian Synod missions (home), 1907-1915 6 8 Norwegian Synod pastoral conferences, 1884 6 9 Norwegian Synod singing societies, 1903-1911 6 10 Norwegian Synod Young people's societies, 1906-1915 6 11 Norwegian Synod clippings, 1918-1939 7 1 United Lutheran Church annual meetings, 1891-1916 7 2 United Lutheran Church charitable institutions, 1906-1912 7 3 United Lutheran Church education, 1912 7 3 United Lutheran Church English Conference, 1916 7 4 United Lutheran Church finance, 1893-1914 7 5 United Lutheran Church handbook, 1908-1913 7 6 United Lutheran Church history, 1889-1915 7 7 United Lutheran Church history, 1889-1915 7 8 United Lutheran Church missions, 1899-1909 7 9 United Lutheran Church Norske Konference, 1914-1915 7 10 United Lutheran Church Young People's Societies, 1892-1908 8B Collected books on Lutheran church related topics, 1903-1993 Includes almanacs, reports and records (1916, 1919 (National Lutheran Commission for Soldiers' and Sailors' Welfare), 1923, 1925, 1927 (Young People's Luther League), 1928, 1930, 1937, 1949, 1951, 1987, 1991, 1993); Historical Souvenir of the Lutheran Woman's League (1903); various education pamphlets/bulletins regarding church schools; address given by Charles H. Boyer at the biennial convention of the Lutheran Brotherhood of America (held in Madison, Wis., 1923); First Lutheran Youth Conference, Wittenberg College, 1930; souvenir booklet of the American Lutheran Church, 1930-1955. 8a Book: "To the Ends of the Earth: 100 Norwegian-American Missionaries" by Torbjørn Greipsland, 2017 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Finding aid to the Lutheran Church papers Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0556 Title A name given to the resource Lutheran Church papers Description An account of the resource Articles, clippings, correspondence, records, scrapbooks, and reports regarding the Lutheran church and its many subsidiary organizations among Norwegian Americans, dealing with bilingualism, doctrine, education, missions, charities, conferences, synodical differences, and history, and with controversial figures like Bjornstjerne Bjornson, Hjalmar H. Boyesen, Bernt J. Muus, and Kristofer Janson. Among the correspondents are Rasmus B. Anderson, Ole A. Buslett, Johannes B. Frich, Severin Gunderson, Ole Juul, Ole L. Kirkeberg, Amund Mikkalsen, Hans G. Stub, and Martin Ulvestad. Location: 4/C/2-4/C/3 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4.6 cubic feet (9 archives boxes and 1 record center carton) Type The nature or genre of the resource Clippings Correspondence Records Scrapbooks Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. This collection is open for research. Bibliographic Citation A bibliographic reference for the resource. Recommended practice is to include sufficient bibliographic detail to identify the resource as unambiguously as possible. [Indicate the cited item here]. Lutheran Church Papers. Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. https://norwegianamericanhistory.org/catalog/files/original/452f0f5b8698af016bcb4deedfc1e533.pdf 8222bba4f69a903b37a621933216bcee PDF Text Text Collection Name: Augsburg College papers, circa 1870-1981 Collection Number: P0483 Extent: 1.6 cubic feet (4 archives boxes) Biography/History: Augsburg College was founded at Marshall, Wisconsin in 1869 as a Norwegian-American Lutheran seminary known as Augsburg Seminarium. It then moved to Minneapolis in 1872, changing its name to The Norwegian Danish Evangelical Lutheran Augsburg Seminary in association with its new sponsors. It is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Augsburg Seminary remained the school's name until 1942 when it was officially changed and expanded to Augsburg College and Theological Seminary, a name that had been informally used since the 1910s. Following the dissolution of the seminary portion of the school, the name of its remaining undergraduate college became Augsburg College, which remained until 2017, when it officially became Augsburg University. Scope and Content: Bulletins, journals, letters, pamphlets, catalogs, yearbooks, pictures, faculty lists, student and alumni lists, and a court record. Access Rights: This collection is open to research. Bibliographic Citation: [Indicate the cited item here]. Augsburg College papers. Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. Box Folder Description 1a "The Augsburg Archive Report," 1930 Augsburg Seminary and Augsburg College photograph, 1926 1a 1 Clippings, 1872-1975 1a 2 Bulletins, 1870, 1873, 1874, 1892, 1894, 1905, 1919 Letters, 1897, 1918 "Augsburg Song" by P. A. Sveeggen, arranged by Belle Mehus Federal Census of Medina, Dane County, Wisconsin, 1870 Minutes of the Board of Trustees, 1874-1891 History, 1893 Stationery, undated Graduation announcement, 1899 List of faculty, 1919 List of students and alumni, 1919 50th Anniversary program, 1919 1a 3 Choral groups Includes: Sextette program, 1909; Glee Club programs, 1920, 1921; Choral Society program, 1927; Postcards and letters written to C. G. O. Hansen from the Augsburg Quartette on their 1935 European Tour; Choral Club program, 1940; Augsburg College Choir programs, 1946, 1952; Clippings. 1a 4 Bulletins, 1920, 1924 Enrollment figures, 1927 "Augsburg Seminary and The Lutheran Free Church" edited by L. Lillehei, 1928 "The Story of Augsburg," circa 1930 Letters, 1934, 1941, 1944, 1945, 1981 Programs for Summer School for Pastors, 1935, 1937 Centennial Fund pamphlet, 1943 Diamond Anniversary Bulletin, 1944 Centennial program, 1969 "Century in the City," 1973 Mai Fest 2000 pamphlet 1b "Augsburg Seminary Through Fifty Years" by Andreas Helland, 1919. 1b 1 "Studenterbladed" newspaper, 1882 Vol. 1, No. 1-6, Vol. 2, No. 1-2. 1b 2 "Augsburg Ekko" 1899, Vol 1, No. 3-6, Vol. 2, No. 14, 1908, 1909, Vol. 11, No. 101, 107-108. "Augsburg Echo" 1913, 1914, 1915, 1918, 1919, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933. 1b 3 "The Augsburgian" yearbook, 1916, 1918, 1920, 1922, 1924, 1926 2 Augsburg Seminary catalogues, 1890-1917 "From Fjord to Freeway, 100 Years, Augsburg College" by Carl H. Chrislock, 1969 3 Augsburg College and Theological Seminary catalogs, 1916-1955 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Finding aid to the Augsburg College papers Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0483 Title A name given to the resource Augsburg College papers, circa 1870-1981 Description An account of the resource Biography/History: Augsburg College was founded at Marshall, Wisconsin in 1869 as a Norwegian-American Lutheran seminary known as Augsburg Seminarium. It then moved to Minneapolis in 1872, changing its name to The Norwegian Danish Evangelical Lutheran Augsburg Seminary in association with its new sponsors. It is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Augsburg Seminary remained the school's name until 1942 when it was officially changed and expanded to Augsburg College and Theological Seminary, a name that had been informally used since the 1910s. Following the dissolution of the seminary portion of the school, the name of its remaining undergraduate college became Augsburg College, which remained until 2017, when it officially became Augsburg University. Scope and Content: Bulletins, journals, letters, pamphlets, catalogs, yearbooks, pictures, faculty lists, student and alumni lists, and a court record. Location: 3/A/5 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource circa 1870-1981 Subject The topic of the resource Augsburg College and Theological Seminary Marshall (Wis.) Minneapolis (Minn.) Sverdrup, Georg, 1848-1907 Ueland, Andreas, 1853-1933 Cohen, Emanuel, 1892-1977 Chrislock, Carl H. Wisconsin Lutheran Theological Seminaries Helland, Andreas Andersen Lillehei, Lars L. Nute, Grace Lee, 1895-1990 Language A language of the resource English Norwegian Type The nature or genre of the resource Clippings Catalogs Yearbooks Extent The size or duration of the resource. 1.6 cubic feet (4 archives boxes) Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. This collection is open for research. Bibliographic Citation A bibliographic reference for the resource. Recommended practice is to include sufficient bibliographic detail to identify the resource as unambiguously as possible. [Indicate the cited item here]. Augsburg College papers. Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. https://norwegianamericanhistory.org/catalog/files/original/eb64a44da6b80642b54940156b6f8972.pdf 74f091ac2792db53956583da74683201 PDF Text Text Collection Name: Concordia College papers, circa 1891-1979 Collection Number: P0490 Extent: 1.2 cubic feet (2 archives boxes) Biography/History: Concordia College was dedicated as a private academy on October 31, 1891, by a group of approximately one dozen Norwegian pastors and laymen who had recently settled in the Red River Valley. The school was founded on the property of the former Episcopalian Bishop Whipple School, which had closed in 1887. The school is associated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Scope and Content: Brochures, catalogs, clippings, journals, programs, reports, and history Access Rights: This collection is open to research. Bibliographic Citation: [Indicate the cited item here]. Concordia College Papers. Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. Box Folder Description 1 Four panoramic photographs of students, 1926, 1927, 1929, 1930 1 "The Early History of Concordia College: A Record of the School from 1891-1910" by Rasmus Bogstad, 1940 1 1 Miscellaneous College pamphlets, undated Clippings, 1891-1949 Graduation announcements, 1916, 1918 Faculty records, 1917 Pamphlets for the Lutheran Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Endowment Fund, 1918 Pamphlet for the School of Music, 1919 Program for Concordia Concert Band and Glee Club, 1920 Enrollment figures, 1927 Endowment fund documents, 1926 40th Anniversary Homecoming Program, 1931 Music and words for "Hymn to Concordia," "Concordia Forever," and other college fight songs, 1931 Concordia Choir programs, 1939-1941, 1948, 1949, 1957 Various commencement and homecoming programs Student Handbook, 1947 One postcard; "Concordia Alumni News," 1990 1 2 "Concordia College Record," 1913, 1919, 1924-1943 Alumni Directory, 1947 1 3 "Concordia Banner," 1897 "The Crescent," 1914-1916, 1919 “The Concordian," 1930 1 4 "The Concordian," 1931, 1932, 1942, 1943) 1 5 40th Anniversary historical sketch, 1931 Newspaper publications of excerpts from "The Early History of Concordia College" by Rasmus Bogstad, 1941 2 Catalogs, 1892-1951 Three photographs of Lars Christianson, Ole Martinson, and Halvor Rasmusson. 3 1 “The Crescent.” May 1917, volume. 8, number 8 3 2 The Scout Yearbook, 1920 3 3 The Scout Yearbook, 1923 3 4 The Scout Yearbook, 1926 3 5 Cobber yearbook, 1939 3 6 Cobber yearbook, 1941 3 7 Erling N. Rolfsrud, "Cobber Chronicle: An Informal History of Concordia College," 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Finding aid to the Concordia College papers Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0490 Title A name given to the resource Concordia College papers, circa 1891-1979 Description An account of the resource Biography/History: Concordia College was dedicated as a private academy on October 31, 1891, by a group of approximately one dozen Norwegian pastors and laymen who had recently settled in the Red River Valley. The school was founded on the property of the former Episcopalian Bishop Whipple School, which had closed in 1887. The school is associated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Scope and Content: Brochures, catalogs, clippings, journals, programs, reports, and history. Location: 3/A/4-3/A/6 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource circa 1891-1979 Subject The topic of the resource Concordia College (Moorhead, Minn.) Minnesota Rasmusson, Halvor Martinson, Ole Christianson, Lars, 1855-1946 Bogstad, Rasmus Extent The size or duration of the resource. 1.2 cubic feet (3 archives boxes) Type The nature or genre of the resource Catalogs Clippings Reports Access Rights Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status. Access Rights may include information regarding access or restrictions based on privacy, security, or other policies. This collection is open for research. Bibliographic Citation A bibliographic reference for the resource. Recommended practice is to include sufficient bibliographic detail to identify the resource as unambiguously as possible. [Indicate the cited item here]. Concordia College Papers. Norwegian American Historical Association, Northfield, Minnesota. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Archival Collection Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context P0491 Title A name given to the resource Franklin School report, 1878-1880 Description An account of the resource Report concerning a school conducted in Bjug A. Harstad's parsonage, Mayville, North Dakota (1878-1880). Location: 3/A/6 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1878-1880 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 1 folder Subject The topic of the resource North Dakota Franklin School Type The nature or genre of the resource Reports