Engval Malmin in the U.S., Find a Grave™ Index, 1600s-Current Name: Engval Malmin Gender: Male Birth Date: 1858 Death Date: 1943 Cemetery: Becker Cemetery Burial or Cremation Place: Becker, Sherburne County, Minnesota, United States of America Has Bio?: N Spouse: Martha Malmin Children: Eleanor Malmin
Gabriel Mouritsen Malmin in the Norway, Church Records, 1812-1938Name: Gabriel Mouritsen Malmin Marriage Age: 22 Record Type: ekteskap (Marriage) Birth Date: abt 1823 Marriage Date: 30 okt 1845 (30 Oct 1845) Marriage Place: Lye, Rogaland, Norge (Norway) Marriage Municipality: Time Father: Mourits Gabrielsen Spouse: Karen Gregoriusdatter Hougland
From the Phillips County Herald, Volume 38, Number 43, June 28, 1923 page 5 col 2 "Local items"
"Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Larson left Tuesday afternoon for Alliance, Neb., to attend the funeral of Mr. Larson's mother, who was found drowned in a lake near Rock Springs, Wyo. "
Not sure if this is "your" Lawrence Larson or not. From The State Herald, Volume 31, Number 21, February 15, 1918, page 4 col 2
Larson—Wright.
Married at the residence of Mr. anu Mrs. D. Vrba, in Holyoke, Feb. 10th,1918, Mrs. Cora May Wright and Lawrence Larson. Judge Norton otliciating. Last Sunday at 1:30 p m occurred one of the prettiest weddings that has occurred in Holyoke for some time. The parties most interested were Mrs Cora. May Wright who is an old resident oi Holyoke and is held in the highest esteem by all who know her. The groom Lawrence Larson has lived in this community but a comparatively short time but is an estimable citizen and counts his friends here by the legion. The invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. D Vrba. Mary Vrba, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Holmes, Hazel Calkins, Brockway Roberts, Frank Armour and Walter Crowell Immediately after the ceremony the company adjourned to the dining room where they were seated at a beautifully decorated table loaded with every thing good to eat, to which the guests did ample justice. After a sociaI lime the guests dsparted, each carrying with them a pleasant memory ot the occasion and a heartfelt wish for tie lifelong happiness of the bride and groom. The couple will make their home in Holyoke. A Friend"
Birthdate off a bit from Minnesota Death Records and Certificates 1900-1955 at familysearch.org" Name Engval Malmin Sex Male Age 85 Burial Date 7 Dec 1943 Death Date 4 Dec 1943 Death Place Clear Lake, Sherburne, Minnesota, United States Death Place Clear Lake, Sherburne, Minnesota Birth Date 28 May 1858 Spouse's Name Marsha Johnson Event Type Death Page 14673 Reference 14673
Although there's about a month between their dates look at 10. His name is Enevald Gabrielsen Malmin, is he an uncle or some other relative?
Enevald Gabrielsen is Martin Larsons sisters husband's cousin. So not related, but in the "family."
If I understand it correctly, this is a log of people who left Hoyland in 1881. They didn't leave at the same time, but you think that both leaving is related somehow? 12 is quite young to leave by yourself, there must have been someone with him or waiting for him in Kansas.
Although there's about a month between their dates look at 10. His name is Enevald Gabrielsen Malmin, is he an uncle or some other relative?
Enevald Gabrielsen is Martin Larsons sisters husband's cousin. So not related, but in the "family."
If I understand it correctly, this is a log of people who left Hoyland in 1881. They didn't leave at the same time, but you think that both leaving is related somehow? 12 is quite young to leave by yourself, there must have been someone with him or waiting for him in Kansas.
Yes, because I think the Enevald Gabrielson Malmin who left is a child of Gabriel Mauritzson and Karen Gregoriasdatter, per the 1865 census and that 12 years of age is too young without some adult supervision, be it friend or relative, even in 1881: https://www.digitalarkivet.no/en/census/person/pf01038205002018
quote: Although there's about a month between their dates look at 10. His name is Enevald Gabrielsen Malmin, is he an uncle or some other relative?
I can't decipher the scribble. Enevald leaves in April to North America and Lawrence leaves June/July for Kansas? I can't find Enevald being in Kansas though. Closest it looks like is possibly South Dakota.
For that matter, I can't find Lawrence on any census between 1881 and 1900.
Lawrence leaves in March, the Do in the first column means the same month as the person above him. Marts or March in English.
Second column is Kansas i Do, or Kansas in North America, person above him is also going to Illinois in North America
Third column is Marthin Larsen Hegre sønn Lauritz. I can not decipher the first word but seems to be a descriptor of some sort. Some of the ones above are unkarl or bachelor.
Then comes 1869 his birth year
I have no idea what goes on in the last column
Unfortunately most of the emigration records from Stavanger were destroyed in a fire so they are not available to us.
quote:For that matter, I can't find Lawrence on any census between 1881 and 1900.
We should be able to find Martin and others in the 1885 Kansas Census as well. But searching that census seems to be a hit and miss affair. How you found the one you posted back a few pages I do not know
For the record and to shorten the hunt, here is how the 1895 Census shows up on Ancestry
Household Member(s) (Name) Age Mary Cullen 43 AL Cullen 20 John J Cullen 17 Elsa Cullen 14 Doetha Cullen 10 Thos Cullen 6 Martin Larason 66 A Larason 56 C Larason 23
Ola Larason 21 M Larason 18 John Larason 16 M Larason 13 G Larason 11 Emma Larason 8
Martin Larsen and Ane Gabriesldatter had the following children in Norway. Only four came with the parents on the same ship.
Lauritz 1869 Not found in 1895 Census Bertha Jorina 1871 Must be C Ludvig Christian 1873 Not found in 1895 Census Ole Gabriel 1874 Ole Elisabeth 1876 Must be M John 1880 John Mauritz 1881 Must be M Gustava 1884 Must be G
PORT OF NEW YORK PASSENGER RECORDS - There are no surviving Ellis Island records; the Immigration logs were destroyed in a fire in the 1920's. In processing immigrants, the Inspectors utilized the Federal Custom Declarations/Passenger Manifests provided by the ship captains to process the immigrants and referred to the names as provided on the lists.
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