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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| John B. Aaberg | 1882 | Sogndal. Sogn | Tacoma , Washington | Photographer in Tacoma since 1890. Charter member and first cashier in 'Norsemen' S. of R. |
| Ole Aaberg | Nordre Aurdal, Valdres | Pierce County, Washington | Settled in the vicinity of Roy ca. 1895 | |
| Knut Aase | 1909 | Borgund, Sundmøre | South Tacoma, Washington | Railway smith |
| Roy Abelseth | Sunnmøre | Tacoma , Washington | ||
| Ingvald M. Akselsen | 1876 | Sarpsborg | Tacoma, Washington | Publisher of Krydseren in Minneapolis, later publisher of Braat og Brand in Tacoma |
| John S. Alnes | 1883 | Godøy, Sunnmøre | Tacoma, Washington | Boilermaker in Tacoma from 1887 |
| Lauritz Alnes | 1903 | Godøy, Sunnmøre | Tacoma, Washington | Steward in Tacoma. |
| Albert Anderson | Nordre Aurdal, Valdres | Pierce County, Washington | Pioneer; was among the first Norwegian settlers in the vicinity of Roy; he came there some time around, or soon after 1895. | |
| Andrew M Anderson | 1882 | Øster-Risør | Tacoma, Washington | Co-owner of the East Tacoma Mfg. Co. in Tacoma |
| Annie Anderson | Pierce County, Washington | First Scandinavian child born in Tacoma; later received a building lot on D Street as a gift from the Tacoma Land Company. | ||
| Anton Anderson | Ålesund | Pierce County, Washington | The first Norwegian settler in Tacoma in the 1870s; lived in a shack on the seashore and supported himself by fishing; killed during a battle between the police and a band of opium smugglers. | |
| Ed. Anderson | Pierce County, Washington | Pioneer; settled in the area of Tanwax around 1886. | ||
| Erik Anderson | Nordre Aurdal, Valdres | Pierce County, Washington | Pioneer; among the first Norwegian settlers in the vicinity of Roy. | |
| H. Anderson | Pierce County, Washington | Pioneer; settled in the area of Tanwax around 1886. | ||
| Henry Anderson | Drammen | Tacoma, Washington | County Treasurer 1892. | |
| Herman Anderson | father from Langerud, Gjerpen | Tacoma, Washington | Co-owner of the Palace Hardware Co. in Tacoma from 1904; of the Washington Tool & Hardware Co. from 1911. | |
| Johan Anderson | 1910 | Tømmerdalen, Saltdal, Nordland | Tacoma, Washington | Shipbuilder in Tacoma. |
| John Anderson | Kvæfjord, Nordland | Pierce County, Washington | Came to Tacoma in 1877; was employed in a sawmill. | |
| Knut Anderson | father from Alfstad, Øystre Slidre, Valdres | Tacoma, Washington | Barbershop in Tacoma. | |
| Mike Anderson | pre 1874 | Pierce County, Washington | First couple to be married in Tacoma: Mike Anderson and Mathea Johnson, 1874. | |
| Ole A. Anderson | 1870 | Fredrikstad | Tacoma, Washington | Ship captain; first in foreign trade; from 1882 based in Boston, Mass.; later on Puget Sound and in British Columbia. |
| Theodore Anderson | 1884 | Øster-Risør | Tacoma, Washington | Owner of the North End Mfg. Co. (Woodworking factory). |
| Tobias Anderson | 1883 | Dybland, Lyngdal per Kristiansund | Tacoma, Washington | Building contractor in Abercrombie, North Dakota, 1887-1906; later boat builder in Tacoma. |
| Harold Apenes | 1904 | Fredrikstad | Tacoma, Washington | Founder and manager of the Savings Department at the National Bank of Commerce. |
| Anthony M. Arntson | grandfather from Haugeness, Mo i Rana, Helgeland | Tacoma, Washington | Became a lawyer in 1902; practiced first in Seattle, then in Tacoma; City attorney for Ruston city near Tacoma. |
