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wehelland
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Posted - 17/06/2005 :  15:03:56  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Andreas O. Helland, Born 1877, Vestnes, Norway may be identical to my grandfather's brother, Anders O. Helland, Born Apr 21, 1877, Vestnes, Norway.

Anders/Andreas came to North Dakota in 1896 at age 19 years and apparently settled near Jamestown, ND. USA. He made a trip back to Norway in about 1908 then disappeared. He had brothers and sisters, Hans, Kristoffer, Olianna, Marit, Anna, and Hilmara.

Any information welcomed.


wehelland@rogers.com

www.hellandfamily.ca
Bill Helland
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