Jacob S. Dyrhaug Married Gunhilda Jensen in 1894
trennemoI am looking for anyone with information on a Jacob S. Dyrhaug. He was Batized in a town called- in Norway, maybe the town was Dyrhaug and the Church is Eid pa nordmore? Eid Pa Nordmore- I don't know how to make the right characters here but the "a" in Pa has a little circle over it and the first "o" in Nordmore has the two little dots above it. I know he has a 1st cousin by the name of Sivert Halsten Dyrhaug and a 2nd cousin by the name of Nils Dyrhaug. Jacob left Norway, I don't know the year, and came to America where he lived in Crookston, Minnesota, USA. He married Gunhilda Jensen/Jenson in 1894 In Crookston, MN. They had 5 boys, Melvin, Carl Sivert, Halsten, Martin. All were born in MN, Married and had children. Gunhilda came to america about 1887-1889 from Norway. If any of this sounds familiar, please get in touch with me at: trennemo@paulbunyan.net Thank-you!
ninakarlsHe left from Kristiansund 1888 Juni 06 Jakob Sivertsen Dyrhaug 1872 Worker from Kvernes Parish, Nordmøre, destination Minnesota Link to his parents in 1865 census: http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f61553.wc2&variabel=0&postnr=951&fulle=true&spraak=e
trennemoHello, I am sorry I did not catch your reply earlier. Could you please send me this link in English I can not read Norweigan even though I can take a good guess! [:)] I can not tell the year in which this voyage took place, I believe this is Jacob's Nephew's family instead of my Jacob? His Nephews name was Sivert? I am sorry but I am having a hard time connecting the names, and knowing for sure if they are the right people!? If you could give me anything else to go on I would greatly appreciate your time and energy! Sincerely, Tracey
trennemoHe left from Kristiansund 1888 Juni 06 Jakob Sivertsen Dyrhaug 1872 Worker from Kvernes Parish, Nordmøre, destination Minnesota Link to his parents in 1865 census: http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f61553.wc2&variabel=0&postnr=951&fulle=true&spraak=e I am sorry, I get it now the link above is the 1865 Norway Census! I bet it's not in English!! Sorry [:(] I will try look and find the 1888 June 6 Voyage to Minnesota on that site. Again Thank-you!!!!
trennemoAgain THANK-You!! That was the right family, I just got mail from a relative that confirms some of Jacob's sibilings and parents names! I need a little help with this translation that Jacob wrote on the back of his mothers portrait: "Detter er portrit of Hanna Halstensdatter Dyrhaug, Moder til Sigrid Anna, anders Martinius, Halsten, Anne Birgite, Sivert Nicolai, Knut andrius, Sigrid Anna Bertini, Jacob og Hans." Bascially what is Detter er? Moder til = mother to? What would Jacob og Hans mean? Jacob was born May 17 or 18, 1872. So he wasn't born yet for the 1865 census, does anyone else go with my theory of the older Aage being Jacob's Grandfather along with the 30 year out Knut being a Uncle? Hope you all have a wonderful Easter Week-end!!
DeerhogI am looking for any information regarding the drowning death of Jacob Dyrhaug in Shotley, MN. I am his great granddaughter, granddaughter of Martin Dyrhaug. Thanks in advance for any replies! Amy
Inger AnneJacob S. Dyrhaug I know something about Jacob S. Dyrhaug. He is my relativ, and has grown up in the same place as me. I come from the ancestral farm that he was moving from. The place is Dyrhaug, in Eide "Comunity", it's a place in the middel of Norway at the coast, the nearest town is Molde or Kristiansund. You can send me a e-mail, and I will try to help you as good as as can. Are you also a relative?