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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fredrik Aargaard | pre 1865 | Chicago, Illinois | Lieutenant, served in the Civil War | |
| Andrew Abrahamsen | 1872 | Moland, Søndre Undal | Chicago, Illinois | House-moving company in Chicago |
| Jackob Abrahamsen | pre 1865 | Chicago, Illinois | Soldier in the Civil War | |
| Andrew Adams | 1884 | Langeland, Tysnes | Chicago, Illinois | Manufacturer of elevator machinery in Chicago from 1895 |
| George A. Alstad | father from Trondheim area | Chicago, Illinois | Hardware store in Chicago from 1908 | |
| A. Amundsen | pre 1866 | Chicago, Illinois | Civil War soldier; lived at 195 Erie Str., Chicago | |
| John Anda | 1880 | Engesund, Fitjar | Chicago, Illinois | Commission business in Chicago from 1898 |
| C. A. H. Andersen | Pullman, Illinois | Pastor in the Evangelical Free Church. | ||
| A. G. Anderson | 1862 | Tvedestrand | Chicago, Illinois | Emigrated with his parents in 1862; graduatd as an Attorney in 1888; practised in Chicago from 1888. |
| A. H. Anderson | 1868 | Helgerøen, pr. Larvik | Chicago, Illinois | Emigrated with his parents in 1868; machine shop and foundry in Chicago from 1876 |
| Arthur M. Anderson | Chicago, Illinois | Born in Chicago; Assistant at Rand McNally Co. in Chicago | ||
| H. M. L. Anderson | 1880 | Kristiania (Oslo) | Chicago, Illinois | President of the Independent Cracker Machine Co., in Chicago from 1894. |
| Henry Anderson | 1883 | Bæreums Jernverk via Kristiania | Chicago, Illinois | Machinist at the Miehle Printing Press Co. in Chicago. He was also a bass baritone singer. |
| John Anderson | ca 1880 | Hafslund, Østfold | Chicago, Illinois | Real estate business in Chicago from around 1880; previously ship captain; Member of the City Council, 1897–1898. |
| John (Knud) Anderson | 1849 | Æhn, Vossevangen | Chicago, Illinois | Learned the printer's trade in Chicago; founded the weekly magazine Skandinaven in 1866, and the daily Skand in 1871; also principal owner of Skandinaven's bookstore. |
| Jonas A. Anderson | 1852 | Kristiania | Chicago, Illinois | Emigrated with his parents; producer of photographic equipment in Chicago from 1869. |
| Lars B. Anderson | pre 1866 | Chicago, Illinois | Soldier in the Civil War; was taken prisoner during the Battle at Stone River. | |
| Oscar Anderson | 1865 | Kristiania | Chicago, Illinois | Paint shop in Chicago. |
| Paul Anderson Norland | 1843 | Vang i Valdres | Chicago, Illinois | The first Norwegian minister in Chicago, 1848; among the founders of the Scandinavian Augustana Synod in 1860; author. |
| Nils Arneseon | pre 1865 | Stenmyren near Drammen | Chicago, Illinois | Soldier in the Civil War; furniture business in Chicago from 1868; later resided at 41 Armour St. |
| Ole T. Arneson | father from Nes in Hallingdal | Chicago, Illinois | Born in Winneshiek Co.; assistant at Lutheran Publishing House in Decorah, 1887–1904; later manager of Scandinaven’s bookstore in Chicago. | |
| Sigvald Asbjørnsen | 1892 | Kristiania (Oslo) | Chicago, Illinois | Sculptor in Chicago; was the artist behind the Leif Erikson statue in Chicago and the Bjørnson statue in Fargo, North Dakota. |
| John Asserson Lindos | ca. 1880 | Kristiansand area | Chicago, Illinois | Dentist in Chicago from 1892. |
| H. P. Ausan | Chicago, Illinois | Lutheran minister in Chicago around 1912. | ||
| Ole Back | Øvre Rendalen | Chicago, Illinois | Sergeant; was badly wounded in the battle at Stone River and later died at the hospital in Murfresboro 1863 |
