I've looked at all the links in jkmarler's post above. It appears that all are related to Anna, her father and mother. Anna's father Ole came to Wi in 1891 with or without her mother, Anne. Since Anna was born in early 1892, she was most likely born in America.?? Anne and Ole are buried in Menominee. Anne died in the early 1900's and Ole lived as a boarder. The Moen's were from Sor-Trondelag area in Norway. I'm not sure what Edwin Nyhagen was doing in Glendive, Mont. But it seems he left the family between 1910-1920.
The farmhistory book for Støren tells that Ane Christoffersdatter Storrød-Sæter married Ole Moum from Støren, and emigrated to America.It doesn't tell where they married, but it seems it must have taken place in America if the emigration links shows the corect ppl. Funny that they're both born May 7th!
The distance between Moan, Soknedal and Storrødsætra, Budalen are 11 km (7 miles), and is a 10 minute drive today.
Probably the arrival of Ole Moen, going to Wisconsin.
Ole Marm in the Pennsylvania, Passenger and Crew Lists, 1800-1962 Name: Ole Marm Gender: Male Arrival Age: 19 Birth Date: abt 1872 Port of Departure: Liverpool, England Arrival Date: 22 Jun 1891 Port of Arrival: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Ship: Ohio
I don't know if Anna and Edwin ever divorced but according to one source on ancestry.com, he may have changed his name to Edwin Otis Holen when he disappeared in 1929.
Clifford E. Nyhagen, 84, of New Auburn died Jan. 25 at Bloomer Medical Center.
Mr. Nyhagen was born March 20, 1918 in Luck to Edwin and Anna (Moun) Nyhagen. He married Lorraine Hoefert on March 2, 1938. Mr. Nyhagen worked at Chippewa County Co-op Dairy and enjoyed fishing, hunting, being outdoors and working with his sawmill.
He is survived by his wife, Lorraine; two sons, Allen of River Falls and Terry of Brimson, Minn.; three daughters, Cherie Pooler of Milton, Cynthia Bitney of New Auburn and Judith Gravunder of Pine River; 21 grandchildren; and 40 great-grandchildren.
Mr. Nyhagen's son Dale preceded him in death. publication logo Chronotype, The (Rice Lake, WI) - Thursday, January 30, 2003
I don't know if Anna and Edwin ever divorced but according to one source on ancestry.com, he may have changed his name to Edwin Otis Holen when he disappeared in 1929.
Well she is listed as widowed in 1930... But here is an Edwin Holen with the same birthdate as Edwin Nygarden in SSDI:
Name: Edwin Holen State of Issue: Indiana Date of Birth: Monday August 08, 1892 Date of Death: January 1971 Est. Age at Death: 78 years, 5 months Last known residence: State: Florida
And his other marriage in Indiana, This time his father is given as Nyhagen Holen: https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XX12-STS And this record says he has been married twice before divorced in 1931 and 1941
And apparently not done in 1964 from Fergus Falls newspaper: "Marriage Licenses Edwin Otis Holen, 71, and Myrtle Belle Viken, 66, both of Detroit Lakes Route"
and MOMS: OTTER TAIL 18-189 01/26/1964 HOLEN, EDWIN OTIS VIKEN, MYRTLE BELLE
quote:Anna Christine is the right person as her birthdate matches Anna Nyhagen's SSDI listing birthdate, but I have not been able to find her in the 1900 or 1905 census. I don't have access to the ELCA records any longer but perhaps her confirmation record could be found?
Baptism record from the ELCA records on Ancestry.com
Anna Christine Monne in the U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Records, 1875-1940 Name: Anna Christine Monne Event Type: Baptism Birth Date: 4 Mar 1892 Baptism Date: 17 Jul 1892 Baptism Place: Woodville, Wisconsin Father: Ole O Monne Mother: Anne K Monne Thon Church Name: North Rush River Lutheran Church Church Location: Baldwin, Wisconsin
Found her confirmation in Rush River Lutheran Church for 1907. ELCA is not the easiest to search in but here it is. Age is 15
Anna Christine Moum in the U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Records, 1875-1940 Name: Anna Christine Moum Event Type: Confirmation Confirmation Date: 28 Apr 1907 Father: Ole O Moum Mother: Anne K Storessther Church Name: North Rush River Lutheran Church Church Location: Baldwin, Wisconsin
Jan Peter posted the 1865 Census record for
Ane Christoffersdatter found at the farm named Storrød-Sæter maybe close to the last name given Anne K in the confirmation record.
J Anna Christine Moum in the U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Records, 1875-1940 Name: Anna Christine Moum Event Type: Confirmation Confirmation Date: 28 Apr 1907 Father: Ole O Moum Mother: Anne K Storessther Church Name: North Rush River Lutheran Church Church Location: Baldwin, Wisconsin
Jan Peter posted the 1865 Census record for
Ane Christoffersdatter found at the farm named Storrød-Sæter maybe close to the last name given Anne K in the confirmation record.
Migration from Northern Europe to America via the Port of Hull, 1848-1914 - During the period 1836 - 1914 Hull developed a pivotal role in the movement of transmigrants via the UK. During this period over 2.2 million transmigrants passed through Hull. For a long period of time this was the most common route for Norwegian emigrants
Ivar Nyhagen (1864-1940)
Posted - 29/03/2017 : 22:43:05
