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Bømlo ancestry, 2002
Osvald Gilje, Bømloslekt "Hr. Laurits i Finnaas" Ein introdksjon til slektsgransking" -
Anna Gjellstad records, 1910-1996
Gjellstad was born Vestre Toten, emigrated to relatives near Granville; Verendrye, N.D. until 1939 when they moved to Velva (McHenry Co.). For related information, see in the library collection: Vogt, Markell Gjellstad. Gjellstad. 116 p. 1983. CS71.G48 1983. Includes "History of Conrad Gjellstad" by Verna Schock and Norman Gjellstad, pp. 35-39.
A diary of her trip Oct. 12-26, 1910 from Oslo to Granville, N.D. (photocopy); translation by her daughter Verna Schock, with a biography of her mother. 18 p. Letter from a sister, 1929 (photocopy and translation); several documents. -
Rudolph H. Gjelsness articles, 1940-1977
An article covering the life and work of a Norwegian American who was chairman of the Department of Library Science at the University of Michigan from 1940 to 1965 and a newspaper clipping, June 21, 1940. -
Jon Gjerde article, 1979
"The effect of community on migration: Three Minnesota townships, 1885-1905," published in Journal of Historical Geography (Vol. 5, Issue 4, 1979, pages 403-422) by a Norwegian-American teaching at the University of Minnesota, Department of History. The area studies is Renville County, Minnesota. -
Knut Gjerset papers, circa 1897-circa 2017
Papers of a Norwegian-born historian and author; manuscript material of his projected Norwegian-American Encyclopedia; clippings and correspondence about policies and publications of NAHA and the collecting of artifacts for the Norwegian-American Museum; and a manuscript biography of his father, Ole S. Gjerset. Theodore C. Blegen, Ludvig Hektoen, Laurence M. Larson, Torkel Oftelie, Birger Osland, and Ditlef G. Ristad are among his correspondents. -
M. Falk Gjertsen papers, 1880-1986
Two notebooks containing outlines of sermons by a Norwegian-born Minneapolis minister, poet, and author. He was editor of "Lutheraneren" (1882-1884) and of "Vor Tid" (1904-1907). He is the author of "Harald Heg", a novel depicting pioneer life. Included are 22 newspaper clippings about Gjertsen and his family; a program on the unveiling of the Gjertsen monument, September 12, 1915; an address by Gjertsen entitled "Social Settlements," given before the Norwegian Society of Minneapolis on November 16, 1908; and photographs of Gjertsen's father and a brother. "The Testing of M. Falk Gjertsen by Nina Draxten" was published by NAHA in 1982.
Includes:- Two notebooks containing outlines of sermons by a Norwegian-born Minneapolis minister, poet, and author. He was editor of "Lutheraneren" (1882-1884) and of "Vor Tid" (1904-1907). He is the author of "Harald Heg", a novel depicting pioneer life. Included are 22 newspaper clippings about Gjertsen and his family; a program on the unveiling of the Gjertsen monument, September 12, 1915; an address by Gjertsen entitled "Social Settlements," given before the Norwegian Society of Minneapolis on November 16, 1908; and photographs of Gjertsen's father and a brother. "The Testing of M. Falk Gjertsen by Nina Draxten" was published by NAHA in 1982. Added: Includes newspaper clippings about Gjertsen and his family (1880-1938); photos of Gjertsen and his father, Johan Peter Gjertsen; a poem, "Nordens sønner"; An address before the Norwegian Society of Minneapolis, November 16, 1908" 17 p.; "Ta1e ved afsløring af Gjertsen monumentet, Lakewood Cemetery, 9/12/15" by Thorwa1d E. Nelson, 5 p., and "Unvei1ing of the M. Fa1k Gjertsen Monument" 4 p.; "MindefesteR over ska1den Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, 1910" 30 p., with "Mindetale" by Gjertsen, pp.17-30; entries about Carsten Hansteen (1856-1923) from "Norsk Biografisk Leksikon," "Studenterne fra 1874" (1899) and "Studentene fra 1874" (1924); correspondence, including "anonymous 1etter,". Hansteen's letter to Georg Sverdrup, Dec. 17, 1900; letter to Esther Paulsen, 1910; letter to Amund Ness, 1912; letter to Adolph Moss (photocopies or transcriptions); letters to Nina Draxten, 1977-86. "Harald Heg" (1914). 2 volumes: "Utkast til Prædikenes, Minneapolis, 1882." 241 p., and 1 volume of sermon notes by Sundays of the church year; artic1e by Eyvind J. Evans on "Harald Hegg" (Nov. 16, 1967); and 2 folders of Draxton notes, arranged by envelopes with notations of sources.
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David F. Gladfelter article, 1972
An issue of "The Journal of the Civil War Token Society" (Summer, 1972) containing an article by David D. Gladfelter discussing Emigranten, a influential early Norwegian-American newspaper. -
Ole Gladhaug family histories, 2008
Ole Gladhaug family histories includes the following volumes: Arne Mikkelsen Gladhaug [1822-1882]: A Short Genealogy by Ole Gladhaug (Kolofon Forlag, 2008. 115 pages). He settled in Vermont Township, Wisconsin and Valdresslekten Gladhaug (4 volume set), (Kolofon Forlag, 2008).
Formerly part of P539. -
Elise Torgrimson Fjelde Glesne papers, 1869-1946
Poems, both in original and translated form, and a story entitled "Da bedstemor var hos os" by the wife of an Iowa Lutheran clergyman.
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Elise Torgrimson Fjelde Glesne: Papers, Poems and Story -
Paul M. Glasoe papers, 1873-1956
Lectures by a faculty member aired over WCAL, the St. Olaf College radio station, on various scientific subjects such as pasteurization, national resources, human physiology, master farmers, alcohol, and the role of honesty in scientific progress. Includes six published articles that deal with chemistry and the influences of Norwegian culture. Glasoe was for a time the president of the United Church Choral Union. The file includes five music-related articles by him. Family obituaries are included.
Contents:- Paul M. Glasoe Articles: Radio Lectures, WCAL. A two page manuscript, "They taught us to sing," describing the use of the salmodikon in teaching singing.
- Paul M. Glasoe Articles: Radio Lectures, WCAL (folder 2). "Norse Cultural Influence in America," by Glasoe (1926).
- Paul M. Glasoe Articles: Chemistry & Norw.-American Culture. "The Landstad-Lindeman Hymnbook," by Glasoe (1938); "Chemistry and Efficiency," by Glasoe (1926); "First Year Chemistry and the Use of the Periodic Law," by Glasoe (1924); "Introduction to the Systematic Treatment of First Year Chemistry," by Glasoe (1926); "Residue of High School Knowledge Utilizable in College Chemistry," by Glasoe (1933); "The Chief Sin in the First-Year College Chemistry Teaching," by Glasoe (1938); "The Old and the New in Science Courses," by Glasoe (1939). Added July 2, 2012: Mrs. P.M. Glasoe, "Is it Nothing To You, All Ye That Pass By ?" Temperance. (Literature Committee, Women's Missionary Federation N.L.C.A., n.d.)