Slekten von Krogh i Norge og delvis i Danmark har så mye til felles at det ville være helt feil og bare ta for seg deler av slekten. Derfor vil denne siden i fremtiden ta for seg slekten i sin helhet og ikke bare Christopher von Krogh sine etterkommere slik det først var tenkt.
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| 51 | Georg Friderich von Krogh, General Lieutenant | von Krogh, Georg Friderich General Lieutenant (P5461)
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| 52 | de Fine, Arnoldus Hansen Biskop i Nidaros (P5595)
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| 53 | von Krogh, Birgitte Maria (P5801)
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| 54 | von Krogh, Georg Frederich (P5388)
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| 55 | von Krogh, Niels (P5525)
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| 56 | von Krogh, Gerhard Christopher General Lieutenant (P5453)
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| 57 | Georg Friderich von Krogh, General Lieutenant (Norwegian) | von Krogh, Georg Friderich General Lieutenant (P5461)
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| 58 | Nielsen, Anders (P1348)
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| 59 | Nilsen, Harald von Krogh (P3163)
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| 60 | Se tidslinjen i personens meny: 28 Aug 1941—30 Aug 1941: Andre Verdenskrig, M/B "Svanen II" | Nilsen, Harald von Krogh (P3163)
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| 61 | 1 barn. | Walter, Margit Kielland (P6629)
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| 62 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Stoltz, T.K. (P10827)
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| 63 | 10. mai 1949 ? Står så på gravsteinen. | Reiersen, Sverre (P417)
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| 64 | 10a EMMETT JULIUS AMUNDSON, b. May 30, 1884, at Cambridge, Wis. Attended the University of Wisconsin, occupation, salesman. He was interested in sports and especially in baseball. He died April 25, 1925, at Madison, Wis. | Amundson, Emmett Julius (P1516)
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| 65 | 10b ALVIN RUDOLPH AMUNDSON, b. April 9, 1888, Cambridge, Wis. (wf) Irene K. Meyer, b. January 11, 1891, Fredonia, Wis. Married September 28, 1915 at Cambridge, Wis. Alvin is a prominent business man of Cambridge, being president of the Bank of Cambridge, head of an insurance agency, and interested in farming as a hobby. From rhe Fifth International edirion of "Who's Who in Commerce and Indusrry," a parr of the following biographical data has been taken. Alvin graduared from the Cambridge high school in 1907; became a bookkeeper at the Bank of Cambridge from 1907 to 1909; cashier 1911-19; and its president since 1919. He has been the owner and operator of the A. R. Amundson Insurance agency since 1911. He was appointed liaison officer to represent banks of Wisconsin in the Federal Housing Administration, the first set up in the state in 1934. Served as a member of the Cambridge Village board in 1917-18. He was instrumental in creating interest and in the purchase of Lake Ripley Community park, and was president of the Park board until 1938, when he resigned. He was a member of the council Wisconsin Bankers association three years, and a member of the Agricultural commission five years. He was one of the founders of the Lake Ripley Country club in 1915 and served as its secretary-treasurer for thirty-three years. He is the vice president of "The Cambridge Foundation," and one of the organizers. He is a trustee of the Masonic lodge in Cambridge, and a member of the Madison club of Madison, Wis. In 1951 at the Centennial celebration held in Cambridge, Alvin was presented with a plaque honoring him as a leader in developing the park on Lake Ripley, called "Foundation Park," and also for his exceptional activity in all community affairs. Whatever it was, any project undertaken by him would always be pushed thru to its conclusion. Irene graduated from the Oshkosh Normal School and taught in Cambridge before their marriage. In recent years they have traveled extensively in the United States and abroad on many trips, always visiting Norway, their favorite country. They are members of the Lutheran church. They reside in Cambridge, Wis. | Familie: Alvin Rudolph Amundson / Irene K. Meyer (F946)
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| 66 | 10c KARL KROGH AMUNDSON, b. February 27, 1890, Cambridge, Wis. (wf) Daisy Sarah Porter, b. June 3, 1891, Cambridge. Married July 28, 1915 at Cambridge. Karl graduated from the Cambridge high school where he was captain of the champion baseball team which defeated Madison, a much stronger team, by a score of 12 to 5. He graduated in medicine from the Medico-Chirurgical College, University of Pennsylvania, in 1913, at the age of twenty-three years. Interned in the Milwaukee Passavant hospital one year, then located in Cambridge upon the advice of his father, Dr. Albert C. Amundson, intending to stay a couple of years, then go back and specialize. In the meantime he married and circumstances led to his permanent residence in Cambridge, where he has practised his profession forty-one years. He says he has visited all forty-eight states of the Union and never found a place he liked as well as Cambridge, nor a doctor he would have traded places with. His activities in the community have been numerous; president of the village of Cambridge one year; served on the Board of Trustees several years; Village Health officer twenty years. He has been a trustee of the Dane County Medical society for a number of years, and vice-president one year. He is a past president of the Lake Ripley Country club, and a trustee for many years. This club is one of the oldest eighteen-hole courses in the state. He is vice president of the Bank of Cambridge. Karl is Past Master of the local Masonic lodge, having held the chair two years, now a trustee. During the 1951 Centennial celebration in Cambridge, he made the presentation speech honoring Dr. Bilstad with a plaque commemorating his service of over fifty years as a physician in the city. In 1954 he spoke at the dedication of a plaque honoring Ole Evinrude, another pioneer of Cambridge, inventor of the Evinrude outboard motor which was initiated on Lake Ripley. Busy as his life has been, he finds relaxation in golfing and photography, his main hobbies. Daisy attended the Milwaukee Normal School and taught in Cambridge before marriage. Karl and Daisy have traveled extensively in the United States and abroad. They are members of the Presbyterian church, where Karl has served as Elder for many years. They have two children,-Eleanor (lOcl) and Albert (10c2. They reside in Cambridge, Wis. | Familie: Karl Krogh Amundson / Daisy Sarah Porter (F947)
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| 67 | 10c lb STEPHAN PETER BROWN, b. March 2, 1942, Berwyn, Ill. | Brown, Stephan Peter (P2845)
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| 68 | 10c2 ALBERT CARL AMUNDSON, b. October 23,1919, Stoughton, Wis. Albert attended the University of Wisconsin. He has been in the service of the U. S. Air Force since the day of Pearl Harbor, with the exception of nine months. During this time he has served in Alaska, Japan, Okinawa, Guam, Philippines, New Guinea, and Australia. At the time of this writing he is stationed with the Air Corps, at Williams field in Arizona. | Amundson, Albert Carl (P2842)
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| 69 | 12? | Engelsen, Wilhelm (P175)
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| 70 | 12/1/1874 | Zetlitz, Ragnvald (P3678)
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| 71 | 13. januar? | Hapnes, Sofia Jørgine Martinsdatter (P3609)
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| 72 | 16.02.1807 | von Krogh, Bernhard Wilhelm Gustav (P25)
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| 73 | 1742 - 35 - 25 Mai - Frue von Krogh i Kirken under stolene kl.12. | Thormøhlen, Maria Elisabeth Jørgensdotter (P5871)
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| 74 | 1767 paa Vartpenge. | von Krogh, Georg Friderich (P22)
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| 75 | 1836? | Ørnes, Mads Madsen (P2999)
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| 76 | 1858? | Familie: Mads Madsen Ørnes / Marie Wilhelmine Magnus (F1002)
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| 77 | 1860 Når død Marts 15. Naar enmeldt Marts 16 Contorist Johan Lyder von Tangen Alder 54 Anmerkninger: Myndige Arvinger Broderen Wilhelm von Tangen myndig i Hardanger og Søsterbørnene Wilhelmine Smith gift med Propritair Løberg paa Soleim, og Elise Smidt Enke efter kjøbmand Johan Smith Th..cke. | von Tangen, Johan Lyder (P3300)
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| 78 | 19. Aug. Major von Krogens barn. | von Krogh, Georg Frederich (P5840)
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| 79 | 19170319-0825 Barth Magnus, Anna Marg A Göransdotter Agnev 6 182 61 Djursholm (Boendeadress 1 nov 1970) Död 16/8 1971. Kyrkobokförd i Danderyd, Danderyds kn (Stockholms län, Uppland). Mantalsskriven på samma ort. Född 19/3 1917 i Engelbrekt (Stockholms stad, Uppland). Änka (11/1 1965). -------------- Födelseförsamling i källan: Engelbrekt (Stockholms län) Källor: MTL 71 / RTB 71 / RTBd 71 / UTD 71d | Kalling, Anna Margareta Göransdotter (P1444)
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| 80 | 1Ocla MICHAEL CARL BROWN, b. December 20, 1939, Berwyn, Ill. | Brown, Michael Carl (P2844)
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| 81 | 2 AUGUSTINUS MELDAHL BRUUN ANDERSON, b. 1834, in Norway. He came to America with his parents in 1836, and died in his youth on August 6, 1850, when an epidemic of cholera swept through the settlement, taking the lives of scores of persons, among them his father Bjørn. | Anderson, Augustinus Meldal Brun (P1500)
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| 82 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Haugen, T.M. (P12017)
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| 83 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Evensen, K.K. (P10841)
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| 84 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Gie, E.d.W. (P22973)
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| 85 | 20. januar 1999? | Robinson, Marjorie Katherine (P3569)
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| 86 | 20/10-1902 Jordmor Kristina Hetland til Distrikts lægen 22/10-1902. | Jacobsen, Dødfødt (P3811)
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| 87 | 22. Januar 1739 i Trondheim | von Krogh, Hedwig Catharina (P5803)
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| 88 | 23 marts Tirsdag aften kl.11 blev fader Morten Beyer rammet af et slagtilfælde. 1880 27 Marts døde Morten Beyer kl 7 3/4 Fasm Paaskeaften 1880. Faderens begravelse 1 april 1880. | Beyer, Morten F.S (P290)
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| 89 | 29/10/2012 ? | Hendrickson, Sonya (P3717)
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| 90 | Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig. | Haug, B. (P12912)
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| 91 | 3 September Obriste Lieutenant von Krogens barn. | von Krogh, Ulrika Augusta (P5838)
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| 92 | 31 EDNA HENRIETTA DANIELSON, b. September 4, 1879, Goodhue county, Minn. Being the youngest child of twelve, she remained at home caring for her parents until their death, when she went to live with her oldest sister, Mrs. M. C. Morgan, at Zumbrota, Minn. She remained with them until both passed away, giving her life in patient self-sacrifice for others. She then left Zumbrota for Hendricks, Minn., making her home with another sister, Mrs. Danene Herrick. In May, 1942, she went to Red Wing, intending to visit the old home and Zumbrota, but was taken ill suddenly, and was moved to the University of Minnesota hospital in Minneapolis, where she passed away three months later, on August 26, 1942. | Danielson, Edna Henrietta (P1568)
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| 93 | 33. | Jonas Barth Hr: Sorenskriver Barthes Søn fød paa Knud- Viigen døbt Dom: 4e Trinit: d: 14de Junii udj Hielmelands Kierche Test: Hr Major Fasting Hhr: Foged Parmann Monsr Børge Rose- nkilde, Brønnele Sl: Hr Pawels, Birgitha Pawels. ? (fjerde søndag etter trinitatis var i 1761 14. juni) | von Barth, Jonas (P1216)
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| 94 | 3a CAROLINE AMELIA DANIELSON, b. June 22, 1857, in Goodhue Co., Minn, (hus) Miner Colburn Morgan, b. April 28, 1846, in Seneca Co., N. Y. Married December 31, 1884, at Zumbrota, Minn. Carrie, as she was familiarly known, lived on a farm near Zumbrota until 1911, when they moved into Zumbrota. Here she was active in local affairs and in the Congregational Church. She was a charter member of the Women's Relief Corps, and secretary of Zumbrota Rebekah Lodge No. 135 for many years. There is an article on file in the Goodhue County Historical Society, written by her, which describes the pioneer life in Goodhue County, and tells of some of her early experiences. Her husband was a veteran of the Civil War, enlisting at the age of 17 at Trumansburg, N. Y., in Co. A, 50th N. Y. Volunteer Engineers, the youngest of five brothers in the Union Army. He died September 1, 1932. Carrie died at the old homestead on February 20, 1939. No descendants. They adopted a boy named Charles Kevitt, who became a civil engineer with headquarters in Chicago. We have no record of him. | Familie: Miner Colburn Morgan / Caroline Amelia Danielson (F556)
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| 95 | 3b HIRAM BROWN DANIELSON, b. April 3, 1859, in Goodhue Co., Minn. (Wf) Amanda Lorana Sundell, b. October 27, 1860, at Red Wing, Minn. Married June 25, 1884, at Red Wing. They moved to Hendricks Minn., soon after and located on a farm. Seven children were born to them,?Myra (3bl), Howard (3b2), Nellie (3b3), Edna (3b4), Roy (3b5), Elsie (3b6) and Miner (3b7). Tragedy befell the family when on April 17, 1896, Amanda died, leaving seven small children without a mother to care for them. Hiram's sister Ida assumed the place of the mother, helping her brother for eight years, after which the older girls were able to care for the family. | Familie: Hiram Brown Danielson / Amanda Lorana Sundell (F558)
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| 96 | 3b2 HOWARD HENRY DANIELSON, b. November 1, 1886, Hendricks, Minn, (wf) Margaret Toll, b. December 12, 1895, at Crocker, Mo. Married December 25, 1944, at Slater; Iowa. Howard is a graduate of the University of Minnesota Farm Schsol, and has engaged in farming at Hendricks and at Kelly, Iowa. He is a veteran of World War I, serving in rhe U..S. Army for six months. They reside at Kelly, Iowa. | Familie: Howard Henry Danielson / Margaret Toll (F569)
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| 97 | 3b3 NELLIE IRENE DANIELSON, b. April 24, 1888, Hendricks, Minn, (hus) Hollis Williams, b. February 7, 1884, Rose Creek, Tenn. Married May 7, 1930, at Winnifred, Mont., where they now reside and are engaged in farming. | Familie: Hollis Williams / Nellie Irene Danielson (F571)
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| 98 | 3b4 EDNA LLEWELLA DANIELSON, b. November 7, 1889, Hendricks, Minn. Edna graduated from the University of Minnesota Farm School in 1913. Was employed as housekeeper for the Van Sants, the family of a former governor of Minnesora, and remained in their employ for many years, living with them in Minnesota and Florida. She died June 16, 1944, at Wakefield, R. I. | Danielson, Edna Llewella (P1859)
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| 99 | 3b5 ROY IRVING DANIELSON, b. April 12, 1891, Hendricks, Minn, (wf) Marian Tweet en, b. Ivanhoe, Minn. Married October 15, 1918, and died less than a month later on November 12, 1918, at Camp Forest, Ga., where he was in training during World War I. Before marriage he was engaged in farming near Hendricks. | Familie: Roy Irving Danielson / Marian Tweeten (F579)
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| 100 | 3b6 ELSIE DANENE DANIELSON, b. July 10, 1893, Hendricks, Minn, (hus) Edward Twit, b. September 14, 1881, Cambridge, Iowa. Married June 26, 1923, at Slater, Iowa. Elsie is a graduate of Mankato State Teachers College and the University of Minnesota College of Education, 1921. She was a teacher in high schools before marriage. Her husband is engaged in portable milling in the vicinity of Slater, Iowa. Elsie has been active in church work, P.T.A., and community projects. She has served seven years as a director on the Slater School Board. Their children are, Roy (3b6a), Margaret (3b6b), Roy (3b6c), Kathryn (3b6d), Florence (3b6e), and Wilmer (3b6f), whom they adopted April 5, 1927. The family resides at Slater, Iowa. | Familie: Edward Twit / Elsie Danene Danielson (F580)
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