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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Martin C. Aammes | Niagara, North Dakota | Farmer | ||
| Elias Aas | 1883 | Sand, Ryfylke | Northwood, North Dakota | Minister since 1886, served in St. Claire, Minn., Christiania, Minn., in Northwood since 1904 |
| A. Abrahamsen | Lærdal, Sogn | Grand Forks County, North Dakota | County Cashier. | |
| Abraham Abrahamsen | 1860 | Lærdalsøren, Sogn | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Pioneer merchant, County Cashier in the 1880-1890s. |
| Peter Amundsen | 1870 | Dynna, Gran, Hadeland | Northwood, North Dakota | Pioneer farmer in Northwood |
| Anders C. Anderson | 1901 | Kragerø | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Accountant for a lumber business in Grand Forks. |
| Hans Anderson | parents from Hadeland | Thompson, Grand Forks County, North Dakota | County Auditor and County Commissioner. | |
| Hans Anderson | father from Brokerud, Hadeland | Thompson, North Dakota | Farmer in the area of Thompson; later wheat dealer; County Commissioner, 1894–1903; County Auditor, 1905. | |
| John Anderson | 1908 | Kristiania (Oslo) | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Tinsmith in Grand Forks; member of Bjarne singing association; member of the Varden Lodge, Sons of Norway. |
| John Anderson | father from Istad, Bolsøy, Romsdal | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Colonial store in Grand Forks | |
| John A. Anderson | 1896 | Istad, Fanestranden, pr. Molde | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Colonial store in Grand Forks from 1909. |
| John G. Arneberg | 1892 | Åseral, Nedenes, Agder | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Graduated as a physician from Minnesota State University in 1905; pursued further studies in Germany; specialist in eye, ear, nose, and throat diseases; practiced in Grand Forks from 1909. |
| Edon A. Arnes | 1888 | Årnes, Nes, Romerike | Northwood, North Dakota | Postal driver from 1908. |
| Andrew N. Bakken | Grand Forks Co., North Dakota | Pioneer; among the first Norwegian settlers in Grand Forks Co.; came some time around 1874. | ||
| Halfdan Bendecke | 1889 | Trondhjem (Trondheim) | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Land Abstract of Title and Assurance business, Norwegian Vice Consul to North Dakota, Bank President, Foreman in Trønderlaget |
| Nils J. Bentestuen | Grand Forks Co., North Dakota | Pioneer, came to Grand Forks Co. some time after 1874 | ||
| Gulbrand Bentley | 1882 | Næs, Hallingdal | Northwood, North Dakota | Farmer |
| Halvor Bentrud | Hallingdal | Grand Forks Co., North Dakota | Pioneer, was among the first settlers in the area along the Red River, in the eastern part of Grand Forks Co. He settled in the area of Whynot in 1872. He is also mentioned to have moved from Mitchell County, Iowa and settled in the area of Caledonia, by the Red River in 1871 | |
| Olaf Bentzen | Kristiansund | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Physician, see foreword | |
| Halvor Berdal | Telemark | Northwood, North Dakota | Soldier in the Spanish-American War | |
| Halvor Berg | Valdres | Grand Forks Co., North Dakota | Pioneer, came in a group of 8 Norwegian families by ox cart from the region of Northwood, Iowa, and settled at Goose River in 1874. This was in the area of the City of Northwood. (Northwood, N. D. is named after Northwood, Iowa | |
| Ingvald A. Berg | 1887 | Lervik, Stord, Søndhordaland | Grand Forks, North Dakota | Bank assistant at Grand Forks since 1889. Served in the Spanish-American War as a Lieutenant and was promoted to Captain, later general Adjutant in the North Dakota national Guard (1912) |
| Robert S. Bergh | Kristiania (Oslo) | Grand Forks Co., North Dakota | Appointed U. S. Consul to Sweden in Gothenburg 1897 | |
| Jens Bergsrud | Grand Forks Co., North Dakota | Pioneer, came to Grand Forks Co. some time after 1874 | ||
| John Bergsrud | Northwood, North Dakota | Farmer, see foreword |
