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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jens Aaberg | Lead, South Dakota | |||
| Andrew Asperen | Lead, South Dakota | farmer in the vicinity of Lead. | ||
| Nels Brække | Lawrence Co., South Dakota | Pioneer, was among the first permanent Norwegians in Lead City | ||
| Ole Danielsen | Lawrence County, South Dakota | Pioneer, was among the first permanent Norwegians in Lead City | ||
| Sefanias Ekkelo | Lawrence County, South Dakota | Pioneer | ||
| Ulrik Ekkelo | Værdalen | Lawrence County, South Dakota | Pioneer, came from Yankton 1878 and settled at the place where Deadwood City was later built | |
| Ole A. Foss | Lead, South Dakota | Farmer | ||
| Ole Green | Værdalen | Lawrence County, South Dakota | Was the first Norwegian in the county, settled as a farmer and prospector at Rockford in 1878 | |
| Ernst Hansen | Lead, South Dakota | Sergeant in the Spanish American War. Lived in Vermillion, SD before the war | ||
| Andrew Helgeland | Lead, South Dakota | |||
| Ernest Helgeland | Lead, South Dakota | |||
| Fritz Island | Lead, South Dakota | |||
| Berger Jelmeland | Lead, South Dakota | |||
| Jens Jensen | Lead, South Dakota | |||
| Ole S. Kvamme | Lead, South Dakota | Farmer in Lead. | ||
| Andrew Langtwaet | Lawrence County, South Dakota | Pioneer, was among the first permanent Norwegians in Lead City, 1870s. |
