Houg Sally

Other Events:

• Location: Fergus Falls, Ottertail County, Minnesota. She lived with her niece (Clara Mabel Houg) for the last 4 years of her life. She was buried February 23, 1961 at Hedemarken Cemetery in Oscar Township.

Obert married Lacey Mary. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Location: Lived on the Houg farm until 1959 when he and Ann Marie moved to Fergus Falls (603 East Cavour).

Otto married Dahlen Anne Marie on 20 Jun 1926 in Aastad Lutheran Church, Minnesota. Anne was born on 23 Jun 1900 in Lillehammer, Gudbrandsdalen, Norway; died on 4 May 1989 in Broen Memorial Home, Fergus Falls, Ottertail County, Minnesota and is buried at Hedemarken Cemetery in Oscar Township, Ottertail County, Minnesota.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Emigration: 1909, Moved with her family from Norway to Aastad Township, Minnesota.

Notes:

Anne Marie Houg attended rural school in aastad Township and graduated from Fergus Falls High School. She later attended Normal Teachers School and taught at both the Lake Park Children's Home and at the Carlisle School District. On June 20, 1926 she married Otto Houg at the Aastad Lutheran church. The couple made their home on the Houg Farm in Oscar Township until moving to Fergus Falls in 1959. She trained as a nurses aid at age 60 and was employed by the Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center for ten years. She was a sixty three year active member of the Hedemarken Lutheran Church, it's Ladies Aid and Bible Classes. She was also active in the community, appearing in programs presenting her original poelms and readings. She corresponded with many many friends through letters using special clippings, poems, and puzzles . Her special hobby was her scrapbooks which she worked on regularly and shared with everyone.

Anne Marie Houg attended rural school in aastad Township and graduated from Fergus Falls High School. She later attended Normal Teachers School and taught at both the Lake Park Children's Home and at the Carlisle School District. On June 20, 1926 she married Otto Houg at the Aastad Lutheran church. The couple made their home on the Houg Farm in Oscar Township until moving to Fergus Falls in 1959. She trained as a nurses aid at age 60 and was employed by the Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center for ten years. She was a sixty three year active member of the Hedemarken Lutheran Church, it's Ladies Aid and Bible Classes. She was also active in the community, appearing in programs presenting her original poelms and readings. She corresponded with many many friends through letters using special clippings, poems, and puzzles . Her special hobby was her scrapbooks which she worked on regularly and shared with everyone.

Other Events:

• Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Cancer of the Intestines.
• Location: Oscar Township for 5 years and then Marshall County near Rosau on a farm for three years and then on the original Houg farm in Oscar township until 1926.
• Emigration: 8 Jun 1869, At age 5 years and 1 month, with his parents and sister from the Houg farm in Furnaes, Vang, Hedemarken, Norway.

Notes:

1900 US census lists the following additional people living with Ole and Anne Houg:

Randine: b: 3/1867, sister
Martin Spigdalin: b:7/1879, farmlaborer
Mathilde Berg: b:9/1870, servant


Baptismal sponsors:

Borne Nilsen Stange
Johanna Fredriksdtr
Ole Johannsen

Ole married Massinglokken Ane M. Amundsdatter on 3 Jul 1885 in Hedemarken Lutheran Church, by Rev. M. Langeland, Oscar Township, Ottertail County, Minnesota. Ane (daughter of Vistadeiet Amund Mortensen and Graupehaugen Karen Andreasdatter) was born on 18 Mar 1865 in Kvikne, Gudbransdalen, Nordre Fron, Oppland, Norway; died on 8 May 1955 in Oscar Township, Ottertail County, Minnesota and is buried at Hedemarken Cemetery in Oscar Township, Ottertail County, Minnesota.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Possessions: Lived on the Houg farm until her husband died. She and her daughter, Regina, then moved to Fergus Falls.
• Baptism: 25 May 1865, Kvikne Church in Gudbransdalen, Norway.
• Emigration: 6 Jul 1869, At age 4, with her parents, from the Massinglokkken farm in Kvikne, Nordre Fron, Oppland, Norway and boarded the "Schandinavia" from Oslo and landed in New York.
• Confirmation: 26 Oct 1879, By Rev. S. Svennungensen at Hedemarken Church near Carlisle.

Notes:

Massinglokken: little place with a fence around it that is part of the Massing farm.

Source: Ragnhild Kjorstad