Ole Haraldsen MOEN
- Born: 16 Mar 1843, Hjartdal, Telemark, Norway 2
- Baptized: 2 Apr 1843, Hjartdal, Telemark, Norway 2
- Marriage: Maria Olsdtr KOPPERUD on 12 May 1868 in Arendahl, Fillmore County, MN 1
- Died: 29 May 1897, MN at age 54
Other names for Ole were Ole Haraldsen MÆLAND and Ole Haralsen MOEN.
Noted events in his life were:
• Immigration: from Norway, 1847, America. 3 22 May 1847 [left Hjartdal]
132 Ole Holjisen Mæland 28 Mar 1787 133 Harald Olsen " 24 Aug 1814 134 Ragnild Torkilsdtr " 24 Sep 1815 135 Ole Haraldsen " 16 Mar 1843 136 Anne Haraldtr 20 Apr 18?3 137 Torkold Haraldsdtr 19 Jun 1847
---- Harold Olson... came to Wisconsin in 1847 from Norway
1857 bought 160 acres [Arendahl] where son Ole now resides
kept tavern for 11 years
[History of Fillmore County, p. ?]
• Census: Arendahl, 1870, Fillmore County, MN. line 30
45 45 Harrolson Ole 27 farmer 2,000 500 Norway " Mary 33 keeping house Norway " Henry 1 Minn Guttormson Mary 40 keeping house Norway " James 36 farm laborer Norway
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• Census: Arendahl, 1875, Fillmore County, MN. line 22
18 Ole Haroldsons 32 Maria " 37 Herman " 6 Ole A " 1
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• Census: Arendahl, District 69, 1880, Fillmore County, MN. line 16
108 114 Moen Ole H. 39 --- Maria 44 --- Herman 11 --- Andrias 5 --- Karl R. 1 Johnson Margit 47
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• Census: Arendahl, 1885, Fillmore County, MN. 4 line 16
3 Ole H. Moen 42 Maria H. Moen 49 Herman O. Moen 16 Andrias O. Moen 10 Karl O. Moen 6
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• Reference: Winona Daily Republican, 1886, MN. Saturday, July 31, 1886, p3 Ole H. Moen has been appointed postmaster at Peterson, Fillmore county, vice S. C. Thmpson, resigned [...]
• Cemetery: East Grace Cemetery, 1897, Peterson, Fillmore County, MN. MOEN, OLE H. 1843 - 1897 HUSBAND OF MARIA MOEN, MARIA 1840 -1905 WIFE OF OLE H., NEE KOPPERUD
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mnfillmo/cemetery/eastgrac.htm
• Obituary: Rushford Star, 1897, Fillmore County, MN. Thursday, June 3, 1897
Last Saturday Mr. Ole H. Moen, of Peterson, died after a brief illness aged 54 years. Deceased came to the United States fifty years ago [~1847] and lived in Wisconsin until 13 years of age [~1856] when he came with his parents to Fillmore county where he has since resided. He leaves a wife and three grown sons. Mr. Moen was held in high esteem by his friends and neighbors and his loss will be keenly felt. The funeral took place Tuesday from the Lutheran church of which deceased was a member.
• Biography: History of Fillmore County, MN, 1912, Fillmore County, MN. MOEN OLE H. BOOK - HISTORY OF FILLMORE COUNTY, MN., VOLS. 1 & 2, PUBLISHED IN 1912. Ole H. Moen was born in Norway and was brought to America by his parents in 1848, at the age of six years. They lived in Winnebago county, Wisconsin, about six years. After the mother's death Ole H., twelve years old, and his father, Harold Moen, came to Minnesota and bought land in Arendahl township, on the payments of which exorbitant interest was charged. This land was mostly wild prairie, and much hard labor was necessary to prepare it for the raising of general farm crops. On May 4, 1886, Ole H. Moen and his sons moved into Peterson village. At this time there were but two small stores in the town, owned by T. A. Jackson and S. C. Thompson, respectively, the latter's building being purchased by Mr. Moen, who entered the furniture and hardware business. During the fall of the same year A. A. Ness moved to Peterson and bought an unoccupied flour mill, and assisted by the Moen family opened a grain market, which he operated for several years. The failure of this business eventually undermined his health, he and the Moens losing considerable money. Ole H. Moen married Maria O. Kopperud, and they had six children, three of whom are living: Herman, O. A. 0. and Carl R. Ole H. Moen died in May, 1897, and his wife passed away in January, 1905.
Ole married Maria Olsdtr KOPPERUD on 12 May 1868 in Arendahl, Fillmore County, MN.1 (Maria Olsdtr KOPPERUD was born in Sep 1836 in Norway and died on 20 Jan 1905 in Fillmore County, MN 5.) The cause of her death was Apoplexy.
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