Ole ANDERSON

   Other names for Ole were Ole Anderson DALEN and Ole Andresen DALEN.

  Death Notes:

age 64

  Noted events in his life were:

• Migration: from Bo, Telemark, Norway, 1841, Sauherad, Telemark, Norway. ^{4 5} leaving Bo 1831-1848, Telemark, Norway
16) 18 Oct 1841, Ole Andersen Dalen 0/5 18 Seufde, p375

arriving in Sauherad 1827-1815, Telemark Norway
9) Ole Andersen Dalen, 1818, 3/5, Bø, ...., ...., Att. 18/10 41, p379

[Note: Sauherad is where his future wife is living]

• Immigration: from Norway, 1843, America. ⁶ Leaving Sauherad on 24 Apr 1843...

69. Ole Andersen Dalen, 24, , Amerika 24/4 43

likely on ship Argo (with his future wife and her family)
Captain: Caleb Anthony
Departure: Havre, 23 June 1843
Arrival: New York, 26 July 1843
Source: NARA Roll # 52, no 513

244) Ole Dahle 20 m

or possibly on ship Salvator

Captain Departure Arrival Source
Johan Gasmann Porsgrunn May 13 New York July 13NARA Roll # 57 list 547

113 Ole Andersen 25 m farmer - 4 chests + beding (pas. 102 - 113) [Ole Andersen Sanden: Gerhard B. Naeseths book Norwegian Immigrants To The United States, a biographical directory, 1825 - 1850, Vol. 1 1825 - 1843. Wisconsin 1993, gives additional biographical information on most of the immigrants.]

• Land: 40 acres, 1849, Dane County, WI. #32978
May 7th, 1849
Ole Anderson of Milwaukee County, WI
Section 25, township 7, range 11 [Albion]

• Notes: possible match in Primrose Township District No. 37, 1850, Dane County, WI. line 24

451 451 Oley Anderson 30 M Farmer 300 Norway


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• Census: Township 102, 1857, Fillmore County, MN. line 2

16 16 Ole Anderson 36 M Norway Farmer
Margaret " 28 F "
Andrew Anderson 6 M WI
Elizabeth " 5 F WI
Cornelia " 5 F WI
Oscar " 3 M MN [b. abt 1854]
Tor " 1 M MN
Gunnel " 25 M Norway Sailor [possibly Ole's brother]

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• Notes: note from Ole to Peter Haslerud, 1864, Fillmore County, MN. Note from Ole Anderson to his brother-in-law Peter Haslerud before Peter went to Norway in 1864:

Ole Anderson to Norway Kittil Anderson Jorgedal that we [liv or hav] 4 boys 3 girlds the y[oungest] 1 1/2 years old if he would send the leter [sic] to my mother and if my mother or brother Peter Lives to write to me to Newburg

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1865-telling for 0821 Bøe

District no. Page School distr. Local parish Parish Farm Remarks (farm) Title
856 11 235 Stokland Aarmotdalen Bø Bø Jørgedal 40b 1

Pers.no. Household Given name Last name Family pos. Occupation Marital status Age Sex Birth place Horses Cattle Sheep Pig Barley Mixed grain Potatoes
4199 8 1 Kittil Anders. Husfader Gaardbruger og Selveier g 49 m Hitterdals Prgj. 1 15 18 2 1 1 5
4200 9 Anne Johnsd. hans Kone g 41 k Søvde Prgj.
4201 10 John Kittils. deres Søn hjælper Faderen med Gaardsbruget ug 21 m Bø Prgj.
4202 11 Ole Kittils. deres Søn ug 6 m Bø Prgj.
4203 12 Ingeborg Kittilsd. deres Datter ug 14 k Bø Prgj.
4204 13 Torild Kittilsd. deres Datter ug 10 k Bø Prgj.
4205 14 Margit Kittilsd. deres Datter ug 3 k Bø Prgj.
4206 15 Anne Kittilsd. deres Datter ug 3 k Bø Prgj.
4207 16 Gunnild Helleksd. Tjenestepige ug 27 k Bø Prgj.
4208 17 Asloug Torkildsd. Tjenestepige ug 23 k Søvde Prgj.

• Census: Preble, 1865, Fillmore County, MN. 65 Ole Anderson m
Marget " f
Andrew " m
Anne " f
Frank " m
Aslog " f
Thor " m
Charlin " m
Peter " m

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• Census: Preble, 1870, Fillmore County, MN. line 14

26 26 Anderson Ole 52 m Norway [b. abt. 1818]
Oslag 15 f MN [b. abt. 1855]
Tour 13 f MN
Peter 7 m MN
Elizabeth 17 f WI [b. abt. 1853]
Caroline 11 f MN
Julia 2 f MN

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• Migration: from MN, 1877, Dunn County, WI. Running Valley settlement in the Colfax area.

• Census: possible match Sand Creek, District 154, 1880, Dunn County, WI. line 23

106 114 Anderson, Ole 61 [single, not widowed?] Norway

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• Cemetery: Our Savior's Cemetery, 1886, Sand Creek Township, Dunn County, WI. Buried 17 Jan 1886.

• Reference: possible match in Nordmændene i Amerika by Marin Ulvestad, 1907, Dane County, WI. [...]
The reason the Norwegian settlement grew so large, was this; Up on the Blue Mountain Hills, where there was a road and many travelers, a sign was put up, pointing in the direction of the valley that said, 'If anyone wishes to meet with Norwegians, then come down here!' Of those who first came, can be mentioned, Børre Børresen, Christian Hendricksen, Nils Skogen, Salve Jørgensen, G. G. Gunhus, Niels Einarsen, G. Danielsen, Ole Tollefsen, Halvor Ericksen, Anon Jørgensen, Torje Matson, Peter Haslerud [later brother-in-law], Ole Andersen, Leif Olsen, Thomas Pedersen, Ole Netland, Kittel Moland, Mons Ness, Knut Bowersen, Lars Halvorsen, G. Stamn, Elling Stamn, Niels Olsen, Paul Carlson, Knud Olsen, Jens Olsen, Ole Skuldt, L. L. Kolve, Mrs. Jackson and her sons Gunnulf and George and Mrs. Greenwood. (Who and how many of these are dead, is not mentioned).

[Nordmændene i Amerika by Marin Ulvestad;
Olaf Kringhaug's translations of "First Norwegian Settlements in America"
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maggiebakke/wisconsin.html]

• Reference: History of Fillmore County, 1856, Fillmore County, MN. p355-356
Among the early settler of Preble township whose names have been preserved are the following -- the section wherein they settled being given in most cases:

[...]

1856 -- Thomas G. Hall, 29; A. C. Seelye, 31; Ole Anderson, 34; Collins Hall, 29.

[http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookList.aspx?dbid=28972]

Ole married Margit Aslaksdatter TEIGEN, daughter of Aslak Anderson TEIGEN and Gunhild Kittilsdatter HOUGEN, on 25 Nov 1850 in Boone County, IL.¹ (Margit Aslaksdatter TEIGEN was born on 17 Jul 1827 in Heddal, Telemark, Norway ⁷, baptized on 22 Jul 1827 in Heddal, Telemark, Norway ⁷ and died in Nov 1869 in Fillmore County, MN.)

Ole next married Cornelia OLSEN on 14 Mar 1871 in Fillmore County, MN.² (Cornelia OLSEN was born ca 1830.)

  Marriage Notes:

Cornelia is titled as a "Mrs."