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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hans K Holther | 1867 | Kristiania | Washington, D C | Fresco Painting Business since 1888 |
| Nicolay Jensen | Moss | Washington, District of Columbia | Pioneer, son of former Captain Jens Jensen of Moss. Nicolay Jensen was probably the first Norwegian to settle in District of Columbia. He came to Washington in 1850 and immediately got employment in a jewelry store on Pennsylvania Avenue, where he remained for thirty-six years. | |
| Fredrik Knudsen | Drammen | Washington, D.C., District of Columbia | Participated in the Spanish-American War, Captain in the General Staff in Washington, D.C. | |
| Anders Lyse | Biri | Washington , D. C. | Civil War soldier. | |
| R S N Sartz | 1879 | Kristiania | Washington, D.C. | Juridical candidate at Kristiania University 1873. Editor of div. Magazines. Translator in the US Ministry of agriculture in Washington DC since 1898. For details of the div. magazines see page 903. |
| Geo Shilling | Furnes, Hedemarken | Washington, D.C. | Mathematics machine factory in Washington D.C, c.1900 | |
| Thorwald Solberg | Washington, D.C. | Writer: "A Catalogue of the important books in the English language, relating to the Scandinavian countries", 80 p. | ||
| Leonard Steineger | 1881 | Bergen, Kristiania | Washington, D.C. | Born in Bergen 1851. Candidate from Kristiania University in1875. Assistant Curator at the national Museum in Washington, DC from 1885. Chef Curator there since 1911. Several scientific publications/books. |
| Leif Østensen Austenson | pre 1865 | Sandager farm, Fister Parrish, Ryfylke | Washington, District of Columbia | Soldier in the Civil War |
