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1	"general debility and old age. He had been ill for two weeks and his death was no surprise"	Splittgerber Carl August (I155509)
2	11 Apr 1987: While on a business trip to Norway, I drove by the farm of Vevla and Holmestad and then by the farm of Lovbakke. I noticed people standing outside and so stopped and talked to them Bjorne and Marie Lund and daughter Bjorg. Berget is a place on the Vevla farm. Nils Evensen Berget worked for a man named Jon Ilseng. Jon had a son named Simen who had three sons: Jon, Even, and Kunst. Jon had a son named Simen who owned the farm when I visited in 1987.	Berget Nils Evenson (I155382)
3	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	Houg Ole Jr. Olsen (I145729)
4	1920 US Census lists Helmer as being a hired hand of Henry Halderson and that he spoke no English.	Nelson Helmer (I145758)
5	A second marriage is listed for him: Halvorson Betsy - I2358 (F633) Married: 18 MAR 1898	Vistadeiet Amund Mortensen (I145731)
6	According to information provided by Jay Boettcher, he arrived in the US on 8 April 1882, Bremen to New York, S.S. Main	Splittgerber Carl August (I155551)
7	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.	Dahlen Anne Marie (I145026)
8	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.	Dahlen Anne Marie (I145026)
9	Another source listed his parents as: (SmedstadNedre) Ole Olsen Halvorsdatter Gurie and his marriage as: (Graesby) Karen Gunnaar Fredriksdatter - I0023 (F013) Married: Furnaes, Vang, Hedmark, Norway Need to check this (http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=bakkenlerbakken&recno=0)	Houg Ole Olsen (I155442)
10	Another source listed wife as: Halvorsdatter Gurie - I0097 (F046) Married: Ringsaker, Hedmark, Norway	Smestad Ole Olsen (I155501)
11	Baptismal sponsors: Borne Nilsen Stange Johanna Fredriksdtr Ole Johannsen	Houg Ole Jr. Olsen (I145729)
12	Believe she remained in Norway and never married.	Rongstad Olina (I155360)
13	BIOGRAPHY: 8 April 1882, Bremen to New York, S.S. Main Name, age [est. birth year], sex, occupation, from, immigrating to August Splitgerber, 60 [1822], male, farmer, Germany, USA Eva Splitgerber, 65 [1817], fem, none, Germany, USA Carl Splitgerber, 24 [1858], male, workman, Germany, USA Lotte Splitgerber, 25 [1857], fem, none, Germany, USA August Splitgerber, 9 weeks [1882], male, baby, Germany, USA Adeline Splitgerber, 2 [1880], fem, child, Germany, USA	Splittgerber Carl August (I155551)
14	BIOGRAPHY: FHL # 295799, NYC Passenger lists, 1820-1897, # 390, lines 855-859 12 April 1881, Hamburg & Havre to New York, S.S. Westphalia Name, age [est. birth year], sex, occupation, from Wilh. Marquardt, 24 [1857], m, workman, Prussia Math. Marquardt, 28 [1853], f, wife, Prussia August Marquardt, 8 [1873], m, children, Prussia Friedr. Marquardt, 6 [1875], m, children, Prussia Emilie Marquardt, 3 [1878], f, children, Prussia	Marquardt Wilhelm Jakob (I155512)
15	Born the 14th of October, about 12 o'clock in the evening, Mister Peter Splittgerber, baker in Jastrow, Lobsens, and his wife Charlotte, born Mantheyin, their son Carl August. From info provided by J Boettcher	Splittgerber Carl August (I155509)
16	came to us in 1886 moved to 1106 Park St., Fergus Falls in 1925	Schmidt Emilie Ernstine Caroline (I155316)
17	dad is listed as a member of the 64 rd infantry Division in the "History of the 63rd Infantry Division, June 1943-Sept 1945"	Denbrook Lester Herman Gilbert (I100001)
18	Date of birth, date of marriage, and location came from comment by J Boettcher	Splittgerber Carl August (I155509)
19	Date of birth, date of marriage, and location came from comment by Jay Boettcher from rootsweb site.	Family (F184736862)
20	Date of death and burial are taken from church records. It appears that her age at death is listed as 19 years, 2 months, and 19 days.	Totz Margaretta (I155342)
21	DEATH: Died in an automobile accident along with Gilbert Opsahl ofErhard.	Tweet Martin (I155649)
22	DEATH: George was killed when he was run over by a train in Wahpeton,Richland County, North Dakota. From information sent by Vonnie Splittgerber	Reedy George W (I155846)
23	Died in 1873 when he fell from a wagon while hauling corn stalks	Dornbrook Carl (I155951)
24	Died Monday morning from complications incident to old age, Fergus Falls, Ottertail County, Minnesota	Syltjordet Amund Mortensen (I156101)
25	Died of heart attack	Denbrook August (I155337)
26	DNA has listed two potential mothers for Helene Olsdtr: 1) Oliv Halvorsdtr 2) Gunnor Hafsal	Helene Olsdtr (I155353)
27	Emigrated to Canada. No more is known of him	Rongstad Matheas (I155358)
28	Emigration: at age 17 to WI	Rongstad Ole Olson (I155355)
29	Even Nilsen denied being the father of this child	Ostbyeie (I155549)
30	Even Nilsen had five children by three different women, none of which he was married to. He eventually was put in prison because of it.	Ostbyeie Even Nilsen ovre (I155327)
31	Fergus Falls Daily Journal (Friday, August 13, 1943) - Reuben Lerbakken, 32, was almost instantly killed and a companion was injured when their car left the highway about six miles north of Rothsay on the Pelican Rapids - Lawndale highway last night. Full details of the accident are not available. Lerbakken apparently suffered a fractured skull. An effort was made to call help from Rothsay and from Lawndale, but attempts to reach either place failed. Finally two doctors were obtained from Barnesville but when they arrived, Lerbakken had expired.	Lerbakken Ander Reuben (I145124)
32	FergusFallsDailyJournal3/13/1941Pg11 "Mrs. Charlotte Splittgerber, 85, widow of the late Charles Splittberber of Friberg township, died at her home Wednesday afternoon at 5:30 from complications incident to her age. Mrs. Splittgerber was born in Germany and came to the United States about sixty years ago, coming from Germany with her husband and two children. On their arrival in this country they came directly to Otter Tail county and for a year or two resided in Carlisle township before moving to Friberg. The Splittgerbers were among the respected pioneer families and the death of this pioneer mother will be mourned by a host of friends as well as by those within the family circle. Left to mourn the death of a loving mother are eight children - August of Alexandria; Henry at home; Mrs. Albert Schierman, Mrs. Mary Weiss, and Mrs. Alvina Hall, all of Erhard; Mrs. Robert Beske, Elizabeth; Mrs. Charles Thompson, Fairmount, N.D. and Mrs. Chris Nelson of Fergus Falls. She also leaves many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at one o'clock from the home and at 2 o'clock from the Tonseth church. The regular church services will be postponed."	Zulke Charlota (I155552)
33	Form her obituary: Came to us in 1870 and lived in West Salem, WI for a short time. Spent a few years on a homestead in Lignite, ND around 1902.	Houg Randine Olesdatter (I155445)
34	From statement by Lars Embretsen Ostbyeie given during trial on 14 Mar 1850: "In October, Helene gave birth to a child which recently died."	Ostbyeie Nicoline (I155544)
35	Goodwin was a member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church. He belonged to the Elks Club and served as a member of the Fergus Falls Fire Department for 20 years.	Houg Goodwin Oliver (I145756)
36	Harold was born on September 4, 1920, on the family farm in Oscar Township, rural Carlisle. He was baptized and confirmed at Hedemarken Lutheran Church rural Carlisle. He attended rural district 127, the Wigdahl School. In 1952, Harold purchased a farm in Oscar Township, with his brother, Herbert. He remained on that farm until his health failed in 1998. He then moved into the Broen Memorial Home in Fergus Falls. Harold loved to farm and garden. He ws a member of the Hamar Lutheran Church in Rothsay. People never visited him without receiving a cup of coffee or lunch.	Lerbakken Harold Lloyd (I145036)
37	He immigrated 8 April 1882 from Bremen to New York on the S.S. Main. With him were: August Splitgerber, Eva Splitgerber, Carl Splitgerber, Lotte Splitgerber, August Splitgerber, Adeline Splitgerber,	Splittgerber Carl August (I155509)
38	IMMIGRATION: 1881 (1920 US Census, Erhards Grove Twp., Otter Tail, MN, ED 139, sheet 5, lines 36- 40)	Marquardt Wilhelm Jakob (I155512)
39	In 1 Jan 1846, Even was a soldier	Ostbyeie Even Nilsen ovre (I155327)
40	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I120002)
41	Info provided by J Boettcher lists his occupation as "baker"	Splittgerber Peter (I155703)
42	It seems that Iver had a farm in Kvam (across the mountain from Kvikne and the Bakken farm. Iver and Andreas (his half-brother) visited each other very often by crossing the mountain on foot. It is a road after them. Rose-Karin Bakken	(Moen) Iver Pedersen (I121532)
43	Last known location: Chicago, IL	Rongstad Pauline (I155351)
44	Likely arrived in New York on 13 Nov 1857 on ship "Elise Ruebcke" traveling from port Hamburg.	Dornbrook John (I155954)
45	Listed on page 93 of Hillside cemetery record	Splittgerber Ernst (I155452)
46	Listed on page 93 of Hillside cemetery record	Lietz Henrietta (I155453)
47	Lived in Minneapolis	Denbrook Arnolda D (I155409)
48	Lived in Tacoma, WA	Denbrook Viola J (I155410)
49	Lived in Tacoma, WA	Denbrook Loran (I155411)
50	Lived in Wadena, MN	Denbrook Wilma (I155412)