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She was still-born.

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Here is my translation of the entry for him in the Bygdebok for Sparbu/Ogndalen vol 3., on the page 380. headed Frøset:

Fredrikplassen
The first crofter here, and also the one that gave the place its name, was probably Fredrik Nilsen, born at Skarholmen in 1802. He was married in 1825 to Siri Ingebrigtsdatter, born in 1794 in Sør-Bruemplass, and sister of Karen , wife of Ole Andfindsen Frøsetplace, discussed above.
Siri and Fredrik had these children:
1. Mette Dortea, born in 1825, married to Peter Henriksen, Frøsetplass
2. Ingeborg Olava, born in 1828, married to Andreas Aagesen Helgeplass, Eggen
3. Nils, born in 1830, married Marta Larsdatter, born in 1814 in Dalemplass. Their children were:
1. Kristine Severine, born in 1850.
2. Maren Anna, born in 1852.
3. Lornts Bertinus, born in 1855, Seaman. He married Ane Oline Kaspersdatter, born in 1858 in Bruemplass, Sparbu. He was the harbour master in Steinkjer and died in 1934.
Marta had died already in 1873 and the family was thus dissolved. Nils moved to Beitstad where in 1875 he was a servant at Granhus. Kristine and Maren both moved to Harran in 1875 where Kristine ran a knitting business living under Moa. Maren was a servant at Solum. She had a daughter in 1869 with the hatter Oluf Lie from Trondheim. The girl was baptised Ovidie Martine and raised by her mother's uncle in Dalemplassen, where her father paid for her. Further information regarding Ovidie is not available.
4, Fredrike Serine, born in 1833, married to Iver Elias Pedersen Hatlingplass, from Stod. They lived in Eggelia; 2 children are known; Ida Fredrike born in 1868 and John Severin born in 1875. Before being married, Fredrike had a son Fredrick Kristian with Johan Martin Olsen Hofstad. Fredrik was a crofter at "Skjervetrøa" under Egge, and was additionally a handler at the quay. Coming home from work there one evening in 1905 he fell over suddenly and was dead. His wife, Karen Anna Johannesdatter, was born in 1852 at Sandvollan; her mother was from Kåberg, Anna Jakobsdatter.
5. Gurine Pernille, born in 1837, married to Johan Laurits Larsen, Oksur, born in 1831 in Helgeland. They lived in Steinkjer. Gurine had a daughter before being married, Ellen Anna, whose father was Iver, Eggenplass.
6. Anne Jonetta, born in 1839. (See Skotrøbakken).
7. Peter Iver, born in 1841. A crofter at Skotrøbakken.
Siri and Fredrik moved to Egge in 1832 where their daughter Fredrike was born. It was said that they visited Stenseng in Ogndal where Gurine was born, but in 1838 they were back here (Fredrikplassen). It appears to have been a very good place. In 1865, they had in such a manner, 2 cows, 8 sheep and 1 pig. They put in 4 tonnes of potatoes and sowed 2 tonnes of oats, and half a tonne of barley. Their son Nils had long since taken a family and was living there also as a lodger but took over immediately after.
Siri and Fredrik had by this time gone on relief. She died she died in Fiskenses in 1871; he in Berstad four years later of gangrene.

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She was baptised Eldrid Johanne Kristinsen.

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BROKENSHIRE MICHAEL BROKENSHIRE, 63, of Lakewood, Ohio; beloved husband of the late Barbara; father of Cassandra; grandfather of Caleb; brother of George and Ruth and the late Marie and Paul. Passed away Thursday, April 12, 2012. Memorials may be forwarded to World Wildlife Fund, 1250 24th Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20090. Funeral service at the funeral home Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 10:30a.m. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call the BUSCH FUNERAL HOME, 21369 CENTER RIDGE RD., FAIRVIEW PARK, OH on Tuesday, from 2-4 and 7-9p.m. www.buschfuneral.com • 440-333-9774

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Shw divorced Odd Ivar Lindhand in 2012.

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She came to America in 1888.

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Other than that he died in his infancy, I know nothing about him.

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According to Helen Dunn, she was born deaf.

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The information re him and his family comes from his father's will, his will, his wife's will, and the 1911 census.