Edwin and Irene Isum
William Isum
Joseph and Mildred Isum
Bertha and Ed Nokleby
Palma and Robert Castad
Gladys and Edwin Vold
Oscar and Sena Vold
Anna and Oscar Rue
Johannes Vold
Magnus Vold
Selma and Glen Brown
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Deceased Cousins by Aunt and Uncle
Edwin and Gladys Vold-
Stanley
Ronald
Oscar and Sena Vold-
Irma
John
Janice
Anna and Oscar Rue-
Arnold
Kenneth
Selma and Harry Sveum-
Harvey
Edwin and Irene Isum-
Spencer
Bertha and Ed Nokelby
Palmer
Sylvia
Stanley
Ronald
Oscar and Sena Vold-
Irma
John
Janice
Anna and Oscar Rue-
Arnold
Kenneth
Selma and Harry Sveum-
Harvey
Edwin and Irene Isum-
Spencer
Bertha and Ed Nokelby
Palmer
Sylvia
My Cousins by Aunt and Uncle
Edwin and Gladys Vold-
Stanley
Glenn
Ronald
Darlene
Oscar and Sena Vold-
Lester
Irma
John
Janice
Glen and Selma Brown
Joann
Harry Sveum and Selma
Harvey Sveum
Edwin and Irene Isum-
Marvin
Spencer
Ernie
Barbara
Russell
Larry
Beverly
Betty
Kenneth
Michael
Joseph and Mildred Isum
Sonja
Stanley
Glenn
Ronald
Darlene
Oscar and Sena Vold-
Lester
Irma
John
Janice
Glen and Selma Brown
Joann
Harry Sveum and Selma
Harvey Sveum
Edwin and Irene Isum-
Marvin
Spencer
Ernie
Barbara
Russell
Larry
Beverly
Betty
Kenneth
Michael
Joseph and Mildred Isum
Sonja
My Cousins living as of 10/22/2014
Cousins by Uncle and Aunt
Oscar Vold-
Lester
Edwin Vold-
Glenn
Darlene
Selma Brown-
Joan Faanes
Edwin Isum-
Marvin
Ernest
Barbara
Russell
Larry
Beverly
Kenneth
Betty
Michael
Oscar Vold-
Lester
Edwin Vold-
Glenn
Darlene
Selma Brown-
Joan Faanes
Edwin Isum-
Marvin
Ernest
Barbara
Russell
Larry
Beverly
Kenneth
Betty
Michael
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Grandpa John Vold's sister Gina Johansdatter and Grandma Johane Vold's brother in-law Hans Rundtom
An unusually large number of ours have residents passed way this early winter especially in the nursing
home. Among these was Gina Johansen. She reached the age of 94 1/2 and was the village’s oldest
resident. The last few years she has lived in the nursing home. Otherwise she has been in service many
places during her long life. Her longest service was at the minister’s farm, partly working for the minister
and partly for the operator of the farm.
Gina was loyal and trustworthy, a warm person, and always friendly and caring. She was, of course, held
dear by all and she was always considered a member of the family wherever she served. They hold her
memory close.
Another who died is Hans Rundtorm. He reached the age of 71. From his youth he was a tenant farmer for around 30 years, most recently he paid for the home with cash. His son
Gunnvald bought the tenant farm six years ago
Hans and his wife Ida moved to their daughter Auslaug and the son-in-law Sverre Tråseth ) at
Østvang which was bought from the minister’s farm. Here Hans and the son-in-law
cultivated the land (they broke the land) and completed work that gained everyone’s respect.
Hans Rundtorm was one of the kind for whom work was easy and he was always cheerful and in a
good mood. His wife was bedridden a long time before she died but he nursed her and never left her. It
was a sad time, but no one could see it on him. He surely had looked forward to living longer, but it was
not to be. An usually large crowd came to his funeral. Peace be with him.
An unusually large number of ours have residents passed way this early winter especially in the nursing
home. Among these was Gina Johansen. She reached the age of 94 1/2 and was the village’s oldest
resident. The last few years she has lived in the nursing home. Otherwise she has been in service many
places during her long life. Her longest service was at the minister’s farm, partly working for the minister
and partly for the operator of the farm.
Gina was loyal and trustworthy, a warm person, and always friendly and caring. She was, of course, held
dear by all and she was always considered a member of the family wherever she served. They hold her
memory close.
Another who died is Hans Rundtorm. He reached the age of 71. From his youth he was a tenant farmer for around 30 years, most recently he paid for the home with cash. His son
Gunnvald bought the tenant farm six years ago
Hans and his wife Ida moved to their daughter Auslaug and the son-in-law Sverre Tråseth ) at
Østvang which was bought from the minister’s farm. Here Hans and the son-in-law
cultivated the land (they broke the land) and completed work that gained everyone’s respect.
Hans Rundtorm was one of the kind for whom work was easy and he was always cheerful and in a
good mood. His wife was bedridden a long time before she died but he nursed her and never left her. It
was a sad time, but no one could see it on him. He surely had looked forward to living longer, but it was
not to be. An usually large crowd came to his funeral. Peace be with him.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
More Information on vold's
---------------
Subj: Re: NORWAY-L: My Great Grandfather John Olsen
Date: 1/15/2004 3:06:44 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: find_kin@yahoo.com
To: Rsvold@aol.
Hi Ray
I see Jean located your people in the Norway Census.
Some interesting links:
http://snipurl.com/3u4u - Wisconsin Lookup Volunteers
(Obits, ….) by county; or use RAOGK.org to locate not
only the county in which Hale is, but also other
volunteers)
Also have you located them in the US or Wisconsin
census?
Here are some US census info:
------- Your Hans -----------
“1900 > Wisconsin > TREMPEALEAU > SUMNER
TWP Series: T623 Roll: 1819 Page: 331 A“
VOLD HANS J 40 M W NORW WI TREMPEALEAU SUMNER
TWP 1900
Farmer Hans is 39 (born Sept 1860; emig 1883) married
9 years to a Minnie (Nov 1860) with 4 sons (George
(july 1891), Hector (June 1893)?, Arthur (Sept 1895),
Irwin (April 1898))
1910 > Wisconsin > TREMPEALEAU > SUMNER
TWP Series: T624 Roll: 1739 Page: 221
VOLD HANS J 49 M W NORW WI TREMPEALEAU SUMNER TWP
1910
Farmer Hans J (49 Nor) (emig 1883) married 19 years to
Minnie (40? Germany) with 7 children/7 living (George
J (18 WI), Hector E? (16 WI)?, Arthur R (14), Irwin G
(12), Marie? L (9), MAxwell R (7), Ada L (2))
No 1920 or 1930 census available on Heritage Quest
If you would like to receive the Census pages in PDF
format, just ask. Expect large files, so clear your
Inbox or give me another account to send.
------ Your John ----------
John Vold
“1910 > Wisconsin > TREMPEALEAU > HALE TWP
Series: T624 Roll: 1739 Page: 149 “
“VOLD JOHN 52 M W NORW WI TREMPEALEAU HALE
TWP 1910 “
Farmer John is 52 (emig 1884m Pa[pers]), married 29
years to Johane 54 (8 children, 6 living) with Anna 22
(dress maker), Oscar 19 & Helmer 17 (farm laborers),
Edwin 14, Selma 11.
This John did NOT appear in 1900 Census for Wisconsin
------ Some other UNRELATED folks found -----
VOLD JOHN 63 M W NORW WI TREMPEALEAU LINCOLN 1910 ???
VOLD HELMER 17 M W WI WI TREMPEALEAU SUMNER TWP 1910
=
--------
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 22:04:21 EST
From: Rsvold@aol.com
To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: My Great Grandfather John Olsen
Hello Listers
I am looking for help. I have recently been told that
John Olsen Lodshaugen also known as John Olsen Rodum
came to America. My Grandfather John Johansen Vold
came in 1884 and his brother came in 1883. Supposedly
later my Great Grandfather came He was taken ill and
died in Town of Hale, Wisconsin. We believe that he
was buried in the Hale Cemetery but there are not
records. I am wondering if any body can locate ship
records or other records that could prove this.
He was born November 27, 1820 in Oppland, Norway. He
was the son of Ole Pederson Houm and Anne Johansdatter
Restadstuen. He married Marthe Jensdatter June 18,
1847 in Gausdal.She was born December 1, 1823 He
appears in the 1860 and 1875 censuses. In 1900 he
cannot be found also his wife cannot be found. Their
children were John (my grandfather) born 1858 in
Gausdal as were the following children:
Ida born July 21, 1853
Gina born April 17, 1856
Hans born September 27, 1860
Sina born Born August 6, 1850
Anne born January 18, 1848
Ole born March 14, 1864 and died March 23, 1864 in
Gausdal
Ole born 1865 and died 1865 and Amund born 1865
(twins) Ole Johansen born October 13, 1868 and died
1876 in Gausdal
Hans and John came to America.
Sina moved to Vestre Toten October 10, 1877 and Ida
moved to Vestre Toten May 13, 1878. My grandfather
John Johansen came to America as Vold but was listed
on the ships manifest as Wold. Hans may have used the
same spelling.
Later see other We found that Johan Lodshaugen Rodum came to America as Johan Storhaugen
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Subj: Re: NORWAY-L: My Great Grandfather John Olsen
Date: 1/15/2004 3:06:44 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: find_kin@yahoo.com
To: Rsvold@aol.
Hi Ray
I see Jean located your people in the Norway Census.
Some interesting links:
http://snipurl.com/3u4u - Wisconsin Lookup Volunteers
(Obits, ….) by county; or use RAOGK.org to locate not
only the county in which Hale is, but also other
volunteers)
Also have you located them in the US or Wisconsin
census?
Here are some US census info:
------- Your Hans -----------
“1900 > Wisconsin > TREMPEALEAU > SUMNER
TWP Series: T623 Roll: 1819 Page: 331 A“
VOLD HANS J 40 M W NORW WI TREMPEALEAU SUMNER
TWP 1900
Farmer Hans is 39 (born Sept 1860; emig 1883) married
9 years to a Minnie (Nov 1860) with 4 sons (George
(july 1891), Hector (June 1893)?, Arthur (Sept 1895),
Irwin (April 1898))
1910 > Wisconsin > TREMPEALEAU > SUMNER
TWP Series: T624 Roll: 1739 Page: 221
VOLD HANS J 49 M W NORW WI TREMPEALEAU SUMNER TWP
1910
Farmer Hans J (49 Nor) (emig 1883) married 19 years to
Minnie (40? Germany) with 7 children/7 living (George
J (18 WI), Hector E? (16 WI)?, Arthur R (14), Irwin G
(12), Marie? L (9), MAxwell R (7), Ada L (2))
No 1920 or 1930 census available on Heritage Quest
If you would like to receive the Census pages in PDF
format, just ask. Expect large files, so clear your
Inbox or give me another account to send.
------ Your John ----------
John Vold
“1910 > Wisconsin > TREMPEALEAU > HALE TWP
Series: T624 Roll: 1739 Page: 149 “
“VOLD JOHN 52 M W NORW WI TREMPEALEAU HALE
TWP 1910 “
Farmer John is 52 (emig 1884m Pa[pers]), married 29
years to Johane 54 (8 children, 6 living) with Anna 22
(dress maker), Oscar 19 & Helmer 17 (farm laborers),
Edwin 14, Selma 11.
This John did NOT appear in 1900 Census for Wisconsin
------ Some other UNRELATED folks found -----
VOLD JOHN 63 M W NORW WI TREMPEALEAU LINCOLN 1910 ???
VOLD HELMER 17 M W WI WI TREMPEALEAU SUMNER TWP 1910
=
--------
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 22:04:21 EST
From: Rsvold@aol.com
To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: My Great Grandfather John Olsen
Hello Listers
I am looking for help. I have recently been told that
John Olsen Lodshaugen also known as John Olsen Rodum
came to America. My Grandfather John Johansen Vold
came in 1884 and his brother came in 1883. Supposedly
later my Great Grandfather came He was taken ill and
died in Town of Hale, Wisconsin. We believe that he
was buried in the Hale Cemetery but there are not
records. I am wondering if any body can locate ship
records or other records that could prove this.
He was born November 27, 1820 in Oppland, Norway. He
was the son of Ole Pederson Houm and Anne Johansdatter
Restadstuen. He married Marthe Jensdatter June 18,
1847 in Gausdal.She was born December 1, 1823 He
appears in the 1860 and 1875 censuses. In 1900 he
cannot be found also his wife cannot be found. Their
children were John (my grandfather) born 1858 in
Gausdal as were the following children:
Ida born July 21, 1853
Gina born April 17, 1856
Hans born September 27, 1860
Sina born Born August 6, 1850
Anne born January 18, 1848
Ole born March 14, 1864 and died March 23, 1864 in
Gausdal
Ole born 1865 and died 1865 and Amund born 1865
(twins) Ole Johansen born October 13, 1868 and died
1876 in Gausdal
Hans and John came to America.
Sina moved to Vestre Toten October 10, 1877 and Ida
moved to Vestre Toten May 13, 1878. My grandfather
John Johansen came to America as Vold but was listed
on the ships manifest as Wold. Hans may have used the
same spelling.
Later see other We found that Johan Lodshaugen Rodum came to America as Johan Storhaugen
__________________________________
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