Thorson, Abraham]]> Clergy]]> Hagen, Anders O.]]> St. James (Minn.)]]> Windom (Minn.)]]> Borge, Michael ]]> Frich, W. J. L.]]> Koren, U. V. ]]> Muus, B. J. ]]> Preus, H. A. ]]> Rasmussen, P. A.]]>
Content:
Anders O. Hagen Papers: Correspondence & Manuscripts.

Location: 
1/A/5
]]> Hagen, Anders O.]]>
Includses:

• Biographical information; Miscellaneous clippings; translation of document re: stop in Madeira of Restauration; Sloopers: Family Indexes, Kendall, N.Y. Settlement map, Monroe County history; Slooper Miscellany; Norse American Centennial Items. Includes talk by Ralph A. Kimble (1931), lunch menu for Pres. Coolidge at Nicollet Hotel (1925); Fox Valley & Ottawa, Ill. Items; Colonna, Frank: "The Sloopers" (1971); Ole and Mary Aasen Family; Jane Atwater papers; Ewers family; John Johnson, Slooper; Ikdal Family correspondence; Rosdail family; Slogvik family; Stangeland Family; and Vaaland Family.
• Old Letters (1837, transcribed letter from Ole Johnsonl 1885, from John Laugman (sp?); Bakkevig, Erik. Correspondence; Bakkevig, Erik. Genealogical charts; correspondence 1930s-1940s; correspondence 1950.
• Correspondence files (1951-1960s)
• Slooper notebooks, 1961

Rokke Name Index:
Slogvik Family
Rosdail, J. Hart
Sloopers, Family Indexes
Colona, Frank
Atwater, Jane
Sloopers, Miscellany
Aasen, Ole T
Larson, Lars
Aasen, Lawrence O.
Velde, Faltin
Ewers, Jesse E.
Ewers, John Canfield
Ewers, John Ray
Bush, Stephen Hayes
Rendahl, Junald
Atwater, John
Geilane, Lars Larsen
Atwater, Margaret Allen Larson
Johnson, John
Johnson, Nancy P.
Gaut, Anna Mae
Aasen, Mary Christinia Lein
Rosdail Family
Jacobson, Ray K.
Stangeland Family
Stangeland, Andreas Kniudsen
Grange, Jessie Cary
Stangland, Benjamin Franklin
Ewers, Anna Hart
Velde, Elida
Larson, Martha G.
Steine, Johannes Jacobson
Vaaland Family
Vaaland, Svend Larson
Bakkevig, Erik]]> Rosdail, Jesse Hart]]>
Correspondence with Mrs. Leola Nelson Bergmann (1947-1950); Information from Dorothy Warren (River reporter for "St. Paul Dispatch") (1941-1947); and diaries (1922-1950)]]> Nyhammer, Louis]]> 4780 Regent Walk
Shorewood, MN 55331]]> Photocopies (and typed transcriptions) of two letters: to Knud Anderson, January 30, 1889; to "dear friend," March 6, 1889. Henderson's address is 259 Fulton St.; he has recently been asked to resign from the post office after working there 28 years. His wife died 5 years before, children (Lewis, May, Washington, Norman) are nearly grown up. His brother Bryngel has a clothing store at 38 North Clark Street. "Paul Anderson that used to preach the gospel for us has been post office clerk, grocery man, whiskey inspector and preacher again, and now he is Colorado raising stock. Andrew Nelson and Iver Lawson are dead and died rich. Victor F; Lawson, publisher of the Daily New is son of Iver." New is given about other mutual acquaintances. ]]> Henderson, R.D.]]> Formerly part of P539.]]>
Clifford Davidson is Professor Emeritus of English and Medieval Studies in the Medieval Institute at Western Michigan University. He is the author of From Creation to Doom: The York Cycle of Mystery Plays (1984), Illustrations of the Stage and Acting in England to 1580 (1991), Deliver Us from Evil: Symbolic Engagement in Early Drama (2004), Festivals and Plays in Late Medieval Britain (2007), and others. He is the editor of The Tretise of Miraclis Pleyinge, (with Pamela King) The Coventry Corpus Christi Plays, and (with Peter Happé) The Worlde and the Chylde, and is presently preparing a TEAMS edition of the York Corpus Christi plays. He has published numerous articles in major American and international scholarly journals, and for many years was an editor of Comparative Drama. As director of the Early Drama, Art, and Music project in the Medieval Institute and his involvement with the annual International Congress on Medieval Studies, he was an active medievalist with broad interdisciplinary interests in the field. He also served as dramatic director for a number of medieval liturgical dramas.

In 1985, he was named Distinguished Faculty Scholar by his university. Born in Minnesota, Davidson spent his childhood during the Depression and World War II on a farm, and is an army veteran. After receiving his advanced degrees he pursued a vigorous career of teaching, research, and editing. In addition to his extensive work as an editor, he is the author of numerous scholarly books as well as more than a hundred articles published in the U.S. and abroad over the past forty years.
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