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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bryngel Anderson | pre 1858? | Kvinherred | Clinton County, Iowa | Pioneer; among the first Norwegian settlers in Clinton Co. |
| Chris Christensen | Kvinherred | Clinton County, Iowa | Pioneer, came to the county next after the first settler who came in 1853 | |
| Hans Christensen | Kvinherred | Clinton County, Iowa | Pioneer, came to the county next after the first settler who came in 1853 | |
| John Christensen | Kvinherred | Clinton County, Iowa | Pioneer, came to the county next after the first settler who came in 1853 | |
| Peder Christensen | Kvinherred | Clinton County, Iowa | Pioneer, came to the county next after the first settler who came in 1853 | |
| Peder Christensen | Calamus, Iowa | Farmer | ||
| Andrew O Estrem | Clinton, Iowa | Born at Cresco, Iowa - father from Haugesund. Teacher at the Wartburg College in Clinton from 1894 | ||
| Hans Georg | Tysnæs | Clinton County, Iowa | Pioneer, came to the county next after the first settler who came in 1853 | |
| Ole Jacobsen | Kvinherred | Clinton Co., Iowa | Civil War soldier, lived at Grand Mound. Was a pioneer farmer in Clinton Co. The settlement where he lived went under the name of Kvindherred | |
| John D. Johnson (Døsland) | 1851 | Døsland farm, Kvindherred | Calamus, Clinton Co., Iowa | Pioneer, was the first Norwegian in Clinton county. He came from Chicago his elderly parents and his siblings in 1853 and settled at Calamus, where they were the only Norwegian family for 5 years. They began growing wheat and maize to sell in Davenport, t |
| Sam Sampson | Kvindherred | Grand Mound, Iowa | Spanish-American War soldier. Lived in Grand Mound, IA |
