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LaurenWahl
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 Posted - 01/11/2011 : 01:33:32
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Thank you for letting me see your tree, Scott. It is wonderful!! I hope we can figure out the connections between our trees or families. I plan to look much more at your site and incorporate as much data as I can into mine. I'm impressed that you go back so far--I never got beyond my great grandfather Knudt Hansen Kloppen and found no one on Ancestry.com who was connected to us. I'm going to input the data I've been given later this week. Again, thank you.
I live in Southern California. Are you in Norway or the midwestern US or somewhere less predictable?
Now, I'm off to give out candy.
P.S. I've requested an invitation to access your family tree. If you want to know more about me, my profile is on LinkedIn.
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Edited by - LaurenWahl on 01/11/2011 04:48:11 |
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Kåarto
Norway Heritage Veteran
Norway
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Posted - 01/11/2011 : 09:11:58
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Challenging topic Lauren.
Not easy to find a Kloppen connection.
Perhaps from a Syver, Knud or Hans since that names often appears in the Kloppen family?
A short summary:
- Knud Syversen Holen born to Syver Jacobsen Hagavolden and Margrete Hendrik-Henriksdatter Maarskar, married July 18. 1824
- Knuds wife Ingebjørg Hansdatter Leren born to Hans Hansen and Anne Erlandsdatter married April 15. 1830.
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Scott Forseth
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Posted - 01/11/2011 : 12:09:57
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Here is what I found == these are Knud Syversen Holen's brothers and sisters (all christened in Dovre Church, Lesja Parish):
Knud Syversen birth: 3 Dec 1842, Christening: 18 Dec. 1842
Aagot Syversdatter birth: 22 May 1840 christening: 21 Jun 1840
Hendrik Syversen birth: 01 Nov 1836 christening: 25 Dec 1836
Marit Syversdatter birth: 18 Dec 1823 christening: 01 Jan 1824
Jacob Syversen birth: 31 Oct 1826 christening: 12 Nov 1826
The father of the above children was Syver Jacobsen Hagavolden (listed above in Kare's post):
I would assume the 1805 Syver died so your relation is the one born in 1807:
Syver Jacobsen: birth: 01 Jun 1807 christening: 14 Jun 1807
His Brother: Syver Jacobsen birth: 25 Jan 1805 christening: 17 Feb 1805
(another brother is listed in the 1801 Census)
Syver Jacobsen parents were:
Father: Jacob Siversen Ækre, 29 in 1801, birth: 03 Mar 1772, christening: 07 Mar 1772
(son of Siver Toresen Nørstegaard and Joran Olsdatter )
Cite for Jacob Siversen's baptism:
http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?uid=228443&urnread_imagesize=full&show=316#bunnen
Syver Jacobsen's Mother = Anne Bjørnersdatter AEkre (according to the 1801 Census she was 19 in 1801)
AEkre Farm in Dovre 1801 Census:
http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&sidenr=9&filnamn=f18010512&gardpostnr=97&personpostnr=2432&merk=2432#ovre
Jacob Sivertsen AEkre and Anne Bjornersdatter AEkre wed on 7 July 1800 in Lesja
Marriage Cite:
http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?uid=228998&urnread_imagesize=full&show=277#bunnen
Edit: I tested my links to the Lesja Churchbooks and they're not working so I'll figure out another way to get you there and repost |
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Scott Forseth
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Kåarto
Norway Heritage Veteran
Norway
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Posted - 01/11/2011 : 18:08:47
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Scott.
First, you are a great finder.
Your familytree is interesting.
Posting a church record to share with others;
On top of the page, blue line, click on "Image information" and post the "Permanent page link"
I have some interesting info reg. Jøda Knudsdatter Kloppen to share.
Jøda was a very unusual name, only 53 with that name in Norwasy in 1801, most of them from Lesja/Dovre.
Good luck.
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jwiborg
Norway Heritage Veteran
Norway
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Posted - 01/11/2011 : 18:50:39
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quote:
Originally posted by Kåarto
Jøda was a very unusual name, only 53 with that name in Norwasy in 1801, most of them from Lesja/Dovre.
Kåre
There are bout 400 women named Jøda in 1801, incl. jodda/jødda, judith/judithe and other minor spelling variants.
But still far away from the most popular names in 1801:
Anne/Ane 52.228 (11,4%)
Ingebor 24.250 (5,3%)
Kari 19.486 (4,3%)
Marthe 18.801 (4,1%)
Karen 14.048 (3,1%)
Berthe 13.441 (2,9%)
Marit 11.960 (2,6%)
Anna 11.621 (2,5%)
Mari 11.005 (2,4%)
Siri/Sigri 10.248 (2,2%)
Maren 9.318 (2,0%)
Inger 8.563 (1,9%)
Elen 7.504 (1,6%)
Martha 7.193 (1,6%)
Johanne 6.639 (1,5%)
Maria 6.172 (1,3%)
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Kåarto
Norway Heritage Veteran
Norway
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Posted - 01/11/2011 : 18:54:20
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Jøda Knudsdatter Kloppen b. 1746 got a son Ole born out of wedloc Jan 22. bap. in Dovre church Jan 23. 1791, see ab. mid right page here :
Døbt NB Uækte Pigen Jøda Kntsdatter Kloppens Uægte B: Ole fød den 22de Jan:, Godparents .........
3 columns further down in the same page is the father mentioned:
NB Sigurd (Syver) Friderichsen Svensgaard udlagt til Barne fader til Jøda Knutsdatter Kloppens uægte Barn .
Jøda Knudsdatter Kloppen as Inderst (related to Jacob Pedersen or his wife Marit Olsdatter) Ole Sivertsen age 10 on a sub farm under Wigerust.
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LaurenWahl
Starting member
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21 Posts |
Posted - 03/11/2011 : 02:41:48
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I have located a website that provides statistical information about a wide variety of topics in Norway including the number of people with specific names--common and uncommon. It is at www.ssb.no/navn_en/. I discovered that there are now 16 people named Kloppen in Norway and 485 males with Syver for a first name. Probably many of you already know about this site, but it was a find for me. My conjecture is that I am connected to all of the people who have borne the name "Kloppen" in Norway. My mother told me that her father, Severt Knudsen Kloppen, told her that everyone who lived in the area his family came from was named Kloppen. Given the small number with that name, it most likely was a farm or village.
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Kåarto
Norway Heritage Veteran
Norway
5861 Posts |
Posted - 03/11/2011 : 09:39:28
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Hi.
There are Kloppen farms in several counties in Norway.
Your family came from Lesja in Oppland County.
Dovre where the Kloppen family I have worked on was a subparish in Lesja until 1861 when it bacame an independant parish.
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Kloppen Family of South Dakota
