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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| John Amundsen | pre 1875 | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Musician, violinist in La Crosse from 1875 | |
| August Anderson | 1884 | Alm, Vardal | North La Crosse, Wisconsin | Colonial store in North La Crosse from 1896. |
| John G. Anderson | father from Prestegaarsmoen, Biri | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Foreman at S. & K. Mfg. Co. in La Crosse from 1899. | |
| Markus Anderson | 1858 | Runden, Nes, Romerike | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Business in La Crosse. |
| Mathias Anderson | 1870 | Veldre, Telemark | West Salem, Wisconsin | Farmer in the area of West Salem. |
| Mons Anderson | pre 1851 | Valdres | La Crosse County, Wisconsin | Pioneer; settled in Bostwick Valley in 1851; later moved to La Crosse, where he established himself as a businessman; founded and owned the largest store west of Chicago. |
| Nels A. Anderson | pre 1875 | Økland, Finaas near Bergen | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Businessman in La Crosse from 1875. |
| R. Anderson | Hornhindal, Nordfjord | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Minister in the United Church (Den forenede kirke) | |
| John Anderson (Bekkemelum) | pre 1850 | Bekkemelum, Biri | La Crosse County, Wisconsin | Pionee; came from Dane County and settled in Louis Valley in 1850 as one of the first Norwegian settlers in La Crosse Co. |
| B. Anundsen | 1864 | Skien | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Publisher; published Ved Arnen in La Crosse in 1869, later continued in Decorah, Iowa the same year; established and published the newspaper Decorah-Posten in 1874. |
| Erick Asbjørnsen | pre 1865 | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Soldier in the Civil War. | |
| Andreas Ashla | father from Vang, Hedemark | North La Crosse, Wisconsin | Butcher shop in North La Crosse from 1895; colonial store from 1901. | |
| Christian O. Ashla | 1868 | Vang, Hedemark | West Salem, Wisconsin | Farmer in the vicinity of West Salem from 1870. |
| Ludvig Bangsberg | 1886 | Ringsaker | North La Crosse, Wisconsin | Business in North La Crosse. |
| Albert Bellerue | 1878 | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Pharmacist since 1880 | |
| P. A. Benrud | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Monument factory | ||
| Erik Bergh | 1867 | Kristiania (Oslo) | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Furniture store |
| T. T. Bergh | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Piano store since 1903 | ||
| E. Berntsen | La Crosse , Wisconsin | Minister | ||
| Ole O. Bjørke | Sogn | La Crosse , Wisconsin | Soldier in the Civil War, was taken prisoner in the battle at Chickamauga, died in the Andersonville Prison | |
| Aksel S. Bjørnstad | 1889 | Næs, Hedemark | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Dentist |
| Martin J. Bjørnstad | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Timber merchant from 1901 | ||
| Andrew Bronken | La Crosse , Wisconsin | Soldier in the Civil War | ||
| Ole Brown | Valdres | La Crosse, Wisconsin | Soldier in the Civil War | |
| Johan Nordahl Brun | Koppervik | La Crosse , Wisconsin | Lieutenant, was badly wounded and taken prisoner at Stone River but was soon rescued by the cavalry. Worked for Fedrelandet og Emigranten printers in La Crosse, Wisconsin before and after the war. Died at a young age. |
