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Ole Olson Osterud papers, 1833-1925
Collection Number:
P0689
Extent:
0.6 cubic feet (1 archives box and 1 half archives box)
Scope and Content:
Papers of a Norwegian-born artisan and farmer of Ostrander, Minnesota, consisting of
correspondence, diaries, legal papers, and pamphlets. The correspondence, 1854-1894,
consists of Norway letters, a Civil War letter, and letters from New Ulm, St. Peter, Spring Valley,
Walnut Grove, Preston, Hurdal, Red Wing, Minnesota; Coon Prairie, Sparta, Muskego,
Wisconsin; and Revillo, Dakota.
Access Rights:
The collection is open for research.
Bibliographic Citation:
[Indicate the cited item here]. Ole Olson Osterud Papers. Norwegian-American Historical
Association, Northfield, Minnesota.
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Description
Records, 1854 April 8-1890, undated
Correspondence, 1854 June 21-1858 October 3
Correspondence, 1859 February 10-1894 August 13
John N. Osterud correspondence, 1886 September 8-1902 April 3
Lena Norgaarden Aurlie correspondence, 1886 February 13-1888
October 12
Lena Aurlie was Ole Osterud’s daughter.
Diaries, 1886 January 11-1905
Diaries, 1845-1872
Diarlies, 1873-1885
Diaries 1868-1872
Diaries, circa 1855, 1925
Pamphlets, 1833-1843
Information about Ole Osterud’s 1854 letter

Norwegian-American Historical Association

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