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Kristine Haugen papers, 1900-1955
Collection Number:
P0546
Extent:
1.6 cubic feet (4 archives boxes)
Abstract:
Haugen was born in the valley of Oppdal, emigrating in 1899 to North Dakota. Married John
Ellingsen Haugen, carpenter, in 1904 and settled in Sioux City, Iowa. Scrapbooks of clippings
from the Norwegian-American press on a variety of subjects, including NAHA, and letters from
Ole E. Rolvaag. Mrs. Haugen was correspondent for the Norwegian-American press and was
editor of Oppdalslaget yearbook from 1928 to 1935. Awarded the Medal of St. Olav in 1955.

Box

Date

Range

1948

1958

1961

1981

1

2 Clippings about her (1961-1981); 7 photographs (n.d.).
Legal documents concerning the estates of John and Kristine
3 Haugen (1957, 1967).

1957

1967

1

4 Clippings regarding Seattle (1939-1954).

1939

1954

1

5 Miscellaneous clippings (1922-1954).

1922

1954

1

1899

1899

1

6 Articles in "Drivdølen," Nos. 2-9 (1899).
"Minner og Meninger: Fra Oppdal til Amerika" by Kristine Haugen,
7 revised by Einar Haugen (1984).

1984

1984

1

8 Articles written by Kristine Haugen (1921-1959).

1921

1959

1

9 Letters written to her son, Einar Haugen (1931).

1931

1931

1

10 Letters written to her son, Einar Haugen (1932).

1932

1932

1

11 Letters written to her son, Einar Haugen (1933).

1933

1933

1
1

Folder Descriptions
Address book (n.d.); Biographical information from her 70th
birthday (1948), her 50th Wedding Anniversary (1954), her receipt
1 of the St. Olav Medal (1955), and her 80th birthday (1958).

�2

1 Letters written to her son, Einar Haugen (1934).

1934

1934

2

2 Letters written to her son, Einar Haugen (1935).

1935

1935

2

3 Letters written to her son, Einar Haugen (1936).

1936

1936

2

4 Letters written to her son, Einar Haugen (1937).

1937

1937

2
2

5 Letters written to her son, Einar Haugen (1938-1939).
6 Letters to Eyvind Evans (1945-1957).
Letters from Ole E. Rølvaag (12 August 1920-28 December 1925).
7 Originals owned by Einar Haugen.
Letters from Ole E. Rølvaag (16 January 1926-2 April 1932).
8 Originals owned by Einar Haugen.

1938
1945

1939
1957

1920

1925

1926

1932

1936

1946

1930

1949

2

9 Letters to Ola Setron, "Dikter og Laerer i Oppdal" (1936-1946).
Letters from her sister, Ingeborg Sunde and her husband in Norway
10 (1930-1949).
Letters from her sister, Ingeborg Sunde and her husband in Norway
11 (1950-1957).

1950

1957

3
3
3
3
3

(loose) Bound volumes. Includes: autograph books (1896,1899,
1900, and 1905-06); guest book registry (1944-58); daily
journal/trip to Norway (1958); funeral book for Kristine Haugen
(1965)
1 Photos &amp; postcards (non-family)
2 Photos (family).
correspondence (folders 3-9)
10 Norway Tour clippings.

1896
0
0
1930
1938

1965
0
0
1949
1938

3

11 Biography and Obituary. Notes and clippings.

1965

1965

1950
1935

1957
1943

1909

1958

2
2
2
2

4
4

5

1 Scrapbook, 1949-1955.
2 Scrapbook, 1935-1943.
Miscellaneous volumes. 7 scrapbooks (1916-1935, 1918-1958,
1940-1954, 1921-1940, 1941-1952, 1930-1947, 1911-1956); 4
diaries (1909, 1909, 1910, 1920-1921).

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Sixteen Letters written by Haugen to Mr. I.O. Nysether, 1928-1953.
In 1934 Kristine Haugen undertook the task of editing the
Oppdalslagets Årbok. The letters are about compiling the articles
12 for those yearbooks.

Rokke Name Index
Habet Youth Society of St. Petri Church
Bjørlo, Martinius M.
Helgerson, Palma
Qvale, Sigvald Declamations Kontesten
Moe, Peter
Decker, Harvey
Norse American Centennial
Juve, Jørgen
Norsk Ungdom
Haugen, John and Kristine
Olson, Julius Emil continued
Haugen, John Ellingsen 1877-1956
Forbes, Kathryn
Christmas in Norway
Norske Ungdomslag
Tofteland, Tilda Akersmyr
Norwegian language
Eliasen, Jørgen
Moe, Ivar
Storseth, John
Haugen, Kristine (Mrs. John)
Broch, Theodore
Norse Home, Den Norske Hospitalsforening
Lund, Roald
Gorseth, Knut
Setron, Ola
Sunde, Ingeborg
Strømme, Peer
Rølvaag, Ole E.
Oppdal, Norway
Sioux City, Iowa
Heitmann, John
Haugen, Einar

1928

1953

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