Ole Anderson Aasved, a farmer, is a native of Thronjam, Norway, born in March 1826 to Anders Andersen Aasved b. 29 SEP 1785 - Steinkjer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway ~ d. DEATH 25 JAN 1824
in Steinkjer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway. and Inger Baardsdotter (Haug) Aasved b. 01 APR 1785 • Steinkjer, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway
d. 07 JAN 1865 • Steinkjer, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway.
He was raised on the farm and had in all but six weeks' schooling; yet, by persistent study and close application, has become a well-informed man.
He was married in 1849 to Christiana Anderson, who died in 1854, leaving him one child, Christiana (now Mrs. Martin Peterson, living at Clare, Dakota Territory).
In 1860 he married Ingrid Alexson, a native of Norway; she died in 1869, leaving him one daughter, Anna.
In 1883 he wedded Benedicka Hanson, also a native of Norway.
Our subject came to America in 1857, worked in the Michigan pineries for a time, then at Salem, coming to Canisteo in 1860.
He owns two hundred and twenty acres of land; one forty cost him twenty shillings per acre, and the remainder twenty dollars per acre. In 1882 he built a fine house, brick-veneer, at a cost of three thousand dollars.
He is a consistent member of St. Olaf's Congregational church and is a staunch Republican.
He enlisted in Co. C, 2d Minn. Cav., in 1865, was stationed in Dakota, but saw no active service, receiving his discharge the same year.
History of Winona, Olmsted & Dodge Counties; H. H. Hill & Co. Publishers (1884) Transcribed by Helen Coughlin
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SIBLINGS:
Anne Andersdatter Aasved 1807–1884
Berith (Beret) Andersdatter Aasved 1809–1893
Malena Benedicte Aasved 1811–
Ingeborg Aasved 1813–
Andrea "Andriana" Aasved 1814–
Andreas Aasved 1816–
Olaus Aasved 1818–
Inger Anna Aasved 1821–
Ole Andreas Andersen Aasved Aasved 1824–1909
Bertel Anderson Aassved
Ole Anderson Aassved Flekstad
in Steinkjer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway. and Inger Baardsdotter (Haug) Aasved b. 01 APR 1785 • Steinkjer, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway
d. 07 JAN 1865 • Steinkjer, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway.
He was raised on the farm and had in all but six weeks' schooling; yet, by persistent study and close application, has become a well-informed man.
He was married in 1849 to Christiana Anderson, who died in 1854, leaving him one child, Christiana (now Mrs. Martin Peterson, living at Clare, Dakota Territory).
In 1860 he married Ingrid Alexson, a native of Norway; she died in 1869, leaving him one daughter, Anna.
In 1883 he wedded Benedicka Hanson, also a native of Norway.
Our subject came to America in 1857, worked in the Michigan pineries for a time, then at Salem, coming to Canisteo in 1860.
He owns two hundred and twenty acres of land; one forty cost him twenty shillings per acre, and the remainder twenty dollars per acre. In 1882 he built a fine house, brick-veneer, at a cost of three thousand dollars.
He is a consistent member of St. Olaf's Congregational church and is a staunch Republican.
He enlisted in Co. C, 2d Minn. Cav., in 1865, was stationed in Dakota, but saw no active service, receiving his discharge the same year.
History of Winona, Olmsted & Dodge Counties; H. H. Hill & Co. Publishers (1884) Transcribed by Helen Coughlin
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SIBLINGS:
Anne Andersdatter Aasved 1807–1884
Berith (Beret) Andersdatter Aasved 1809–1893
Malena Benedicte Aasved 1811–
Ingeborg Aasved 1813–
Andrea "Andriana" Aasved 1814–
Andreas Aasved 1816–
Olaus Aasved 1818–
Inger Anna Aasved 1821–
Ole Andreas Andersen Aasved Aasved 1824–1909
Bertel Anderson Aassved
Ole Anderson Aassved Flekstad
Ole Anderson Aasved, a farmer, is a native of Thronjam, Norway, born in March 1826 to Anders Andersen Aasved b. 29 SEP 1785 - Steinkjer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway ~ d. DEATH 25 JAN 1824
in Steinkjer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway. and Inger Baardsdotter (Haug) Aasved b. 01 APR 1785 • Steinkjer, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway
d. 07 JAN 1865 • Steinkjer, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway.
He was raised on the farm and had in all but six weeks' schooling; yet, by persistent study and close application, has become a well-informed man.
He was married in 1849 to Christiana Anderson, who died in 1854, leaving him one child, Christiana (now Mrs. Martin Peterson, living at Clare, Dakota Territory).
In 1860 he married Ingrid Alexson, a native of Norway; she died in 1869, leaving him one daughter, Anna.
In 1883 he wedded Benedicka Hanson, also a native of Norway.
Our subject came to America in 1857, worked in the Michigan pineries for a time, then at Salem, coming to Canisteo in 1860.
He owns two hundred and twenty acres of land; one forty cost him twenty shillings per acre, and the remainder twenty dollars per acre. In 1882 he built a fine house, brick-veneer, at a cost of three thousand dollars.
He is a consistent member of St. Olaf's Congregational church and is a staunch Republican.
He enlisted in Co. C, 2d Minn. Cav., in 1865, was stationed in Dakota, but saw no active service, receiving his discharge the same year.
History of Winona, Olmsted & Dodge Counties; H. H. Hill & Co. Publishers (1884) Transcribed by Helen Coughlin
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SIBLINGS:
Anne Andersdatter Aasved 1807–1884
Berith (Beret) Andersdatter Aasved 1809–1893
Malena Benedicte Aasved 1811–
Ingeborg Aasved 1813–
Andrea "Andriana" Aasved 1814–
Andreas Aasved 1816–
Olaus Aasved 1818–
Inger Anna Aasved 1821–
Ole Andreas Andersen Aasved Aasved 1824–1909
Bertel Anderson Aassved
Ole Anderson Aassved Flekstad
in Steinkjer, Nord-Trondelag, Norway. and Inger Baardsdotter (Haug) Aasved b. 01 APR 1785 • Steinkjer, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway
d. 07 JAN 1865 • Steinkjer, Nord-Trøndelag, Norway.
He was raised on the farm and had in all but six weeks' schooling; yet, by persistent study and close application, has become a well-informed man.
He was married in 1849 to Christiana Anderson, who died in 1854, leaving him one child, Christiana (now Mrs. Martin Peterson, living at Clare, Dakota Territory).
In 1860 he married Ingrid Alexson, a native of Norway; she died in 1869, leaving him one daughter, Anna.
In 1883 he wedded Benedicka Hanson, also a native of Norway.
Our subject came to America in 1857, worked in the Michigan pineries for a time, then at Salem, coming to Canisteo in 1860.
He owns two hundred and twenty acres of land; one forty cost him twenty shillings per acre, and the remainder twenty dollars per acre. In 1882 he built a fine house, brick-veneer, at a cost of three thousand dollars.
He is a consistent member of St. Olaf's Congregational church and is a staunch Republican.
He enlisted in Co. C, 2d Minn. Cav., in 1865, was stationed in Dakota, but saw no active service, receiving his discharge the same year.
History of Winona, Olmsted & Dodge Counties; H. H. Hill & Co. Publishers (1884) Transcribed by Helen Coughlin
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SIBLINGS:
Anne Andersdatter Aasved 1807–1884
Berith (Beret) Andersdatter Aasved 1809–1893
Malena Benedicte Aasved 1811–
Ingeborg Aasved 1813–
Andrea "Andriana" Aasved 1814–
Andreas Aasved 1816–
Olaus Aasved 1818–
Inger Anna Aasved 1821–
Ole Andreas Andersen Aasved Aasved 1824–1909
Bertel Anderson Aassved
Ole Anderson Aassved Flekstad
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