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Kċarto
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 Posted - 11/09/2012 : 10:28:55
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Originally posted by janrm
Hi!
In Fet Bygdebok Vol 3. p 105 I can read the following:
(Somewhat abbreviated)
Cottagers in Flaen from around 1825 HANS OLSEN, Haugen u Nerdrum 1793-1867 married ĊSE JAKOBSD. (1786-1858) Myra u Kjustad in 1818.
Children:
Ole 1819-1819
Marte Maria 1820-83, married Peder Arnesen, had children
Your Berte b. 1824 married Kristian Nilsen and moved to Nordby u Rċsċk.
Johanne 1828-1828
Probably more on this family in the "Bygdebok".
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Flaen 1865.
Berthe Marie on Flaen married to Peder Arnesen 1817-1887, Timber rafter, 3 daughters and two sons.
Hans Olsen Flaen, cottager with land and widower, still owned the farm, link
Peder takes over Flaen when Hans Olsen Died.
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Edited by - Kċarto on 11/09/2012 16:07:40 |
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Kċarto
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Posted - 11/09/2012 : 16:27:53
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Another name for Flaen under Holter was Holterflaen.
Marie Hansdr. and Peder Arnesens son Johan Pedersen Flaen b. 1850, occ. farmer and timber rafter, married Bethea Nilsdatter Feb. 17. 1887.
Settled down on farm Udsigt (View), two sons in 1900, link
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Edited by - Kċarto on 11/09/2012 16:30:35 |
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Kċarto
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Posted - 11/09/2012 : 18:11:46
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Another son Kasper Pedersen (Flaen) lived in Stenstrup gate (street) 13, Paulus congregation, Oslo 1910, occ. day laborer, married to Bolette Pedersen b. Kristiansen.
A fosterson Henning Aage, link
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Kċarto
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Posted - 11/09/2012 : 18:44:25
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More relatives.
Kasper had a twinbrother Petter Pedersen Holterflaen (Flaen).
He married Pauline (Amalie) Pedersen Holter Dec. 15. 1882.
Settled down on farm Stensrud Ĝstre in Fet, 7 children in 1900, link
Occ. "Lensearbeider" worked on the Log boom, probably on this in Fetsund, a museum today.
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Edited by - Kċarto on 11/09/2012 18:56:57 |
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janrm
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Posted - 11/09/2012 : 20:17:24
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Originally posted by Kċarto
You are right Jan.
Aase Jacobsdatter was born on Myra (Bog) 1786, bap. in Fet church April2.
Parents: Jacob Jacobsen and Else Bĝrgersdatter, see left page 2. from bottom (nice handwriting) here
Kċre
Yes, Fet Bygdebok is of very high quality with few errors!
When I turn to p. 155 in vol. 3 I can read:
"Mid 1780's this family came to Myra u Kjustad:
JAKOB JAKOBSEN, Skauen u Falla (1756-1809) married ELSE BĜRGERSD. Strandbakken u Holter 1751.
Children:
Halvor 1782-94
Your Ċse 1786, married Hans Olsen 1818, to Flaen
Margrete 1789
Hans 1791, married widow Else Arnesd. N Kjustad 1816
This info should however be verified against the original registers!
All places mentioned are in Fet. |
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Kċarto
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Posted - 11/09/2012 : 22:07:44
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Jacob Jacobsen bap. Oct. 25. 1756.
Parents: Jacob Skougen and Margrete Jacobsdatter.
Jacob Skougen was Jacob Halvorsen, he married Margrete Jacobsdatter July 21. 1746 (Engaged Mai19.)
He was from Falla Skougen and she from Lunder.
Best Men; Syver and Ole Falla, right page 2. from top, link
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Kċarto
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Posted - 11/09/2012 : 22:58:05
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Jacob Halvorsen bap. March 16. 1721. He was a twin "Tvillinger", a sister bap. Marthe.
Right page 2. from top, starts with Dom. oculy (Sunday March 16) ...........here
Father; Halvor Falla.
Halvor Falla was Halvor Eriksen Skougen, Jacobs mother was Kari/Karen Svendsdatter Hov - Hof.
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Edited by - Kċarto on 12/09/2012 00:24:00 |
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Kċarto
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Posted - 11/09/2012 : 23:35:02
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Halvor Eriksen and Kari Svendsdatter married Dec. 27. 1716.
He was fom farm Kalsrud.
NOT EASY TO READ.
Right page (beautiful heading), the dates in Latin.
9.-12. line from top;
Column 1. Engaged Dom: 24 a Trin: 22. november 1716
Colum 2 Halvor Erichsen Kalsrud soldier in Stockflets compani and Karen Svendsdatter
Colums 3 Married Feri: (Feria) 3 Nativ (Dec. 27.)
Colums 4, Cautionister or best men link
Halvor Eriksen born ca 1676, d. 1732
Kari Svendsdatter b. ca 1682, d. on Falla 1748
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Edited by - Kċarto on 12/09/2012 20:36:40 |
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Mlmoseley
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Posted - 12/09/2012 : 01:10:03
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Wow, Kċre, thank you so much! And more good info from janrm and his Fet Bygdebok.
 It's fascinating to learn about these ancestors in eastern Norway. Most of my Norwegian ancestors are from the west - three great-grandparents born on Karmĝy and one in Bergen - so all of this is new and eye-opening. Takk takk takk!
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janrm
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Kċarto
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Posted - 12/09/2012 : 22:42:50
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Nice photo Jan.
I assume some of the houses or parts of them are quite old.
Skauen (Skougen) under Falla, later Skauen under Varċbruket was established early in the 1700s and belonged to the same family for 5 generations up to 1863.
Skauen means Forest.
Source; Akershus Museum.
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janrm
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Posted - 13/09/2012 : 20:25:30
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You're quite right, Kċre! "Mimoseley's" ancestors were there until 1863, when they moved to Ullensaker.
Quite a few more details on Skauen in the Bygdebok!
(a couple of probates, for instance) |
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Mlmoseley
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Posted - 14/09/2012 : 02:27:46
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Jan, does the Bygdebok say why they moved away from Skauen?
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Kċarto
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Posted - 14/09/2012 : 10:03:02
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Hi Marsha.
No probates (Skifte in Norwegian) from Akershus are online exept one from 1683-88.
It occurs that the aouthor of some "bygdebĝker" mentions parts of a probateregister.
To my knowledge based on volunteers the intention is that all probategister, the service started 2009, will be online within a "few" years.
The progress can be followed here here
About public agreenmets reg properties (selling/bying/debt etc) of total 13 milion pages in the archives, ca 7 million pages are online.
Hilsen Kċre
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janrm
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Posted - 14/09/2012 : 20:50:46
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Originally posted by Mlmoseley
Jan, does the Bygdebok say why they moved away from Skauen?
Not directly, but it looks like Gulbrand Nilsen and his wife Maren Hansd Falla got the opportunity to buy a farm in 1863. They moved to Romsċsenga in Ullensaker. You may want to look for them with the children Hans, Kristian and Peder in the 1865-census. Daughter Karolline died small and son Nils (b 1854) was at Sulerud in Sĝrum in 1865.
Your ancestors never owned Skauen, it was a cottager place under Falla and Varċ Bruk. Skauen was however a large place, judging from the size of the rent. (In 1849, 4 spd) |
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Another Sofienberg kirke in/near Oslo
