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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Didrik C. Anderson | 1888 | Kvanvig, Hitterø, pr. Flekkefjord | Brooklyn, New York | Ordained pastor of the Norwegian Evangelical Free Church in 1898; served in Muskegon, Mich.; Milwaukee, Wis.; and from 1911 in Brooklyn. |
| Ludvig A. Anderson | 1885 | Stavanger | Brooklyn, New York | Colonial store in Brooklyn from 1896. |
| Henry Assersen | father from Midbrød near Egersund | Brooklyn, New York | Engineer in Brooklyn; chief of the city sewerage system ca. 1900. | |
| Bernhard S. Bendixen | 1882 | Bergen | Brooklyn, New York | Colonial Store since 1908 |
| Peter Bentson | Brooklyn, New York | Land business ca. 1919 | ||
| Ole A. Bentzen | 1888 | Bjerkestøl pr. Lillesand | Brooklyn, New York | Colonial Store since 1908, before that he had a bakery (hersteds?) |
| Søren Berntson | Grimstad | Brooklyn, New York | Soldier in the Spanish-American War, marines | |
| Juell Bie | 1893 | Stavanger | Brooklyn, New York | Goldsmith and watches store since 1904, member of the Norwegian-American sailors association and the Grieg committee |
| Mauritz Brekke | 1911 | Ørstad, Sundmøre | Brooklyn, New York | Assistant at the Norwegian sailors mission in Brooklyn, later Minister for Norwegian congregations. Son of Nils Brekke |
| Olaf Brunbeck | Kristiania (Oslo) | Brooklyn, New York | Photography business in Brooklyn and New York N.Y. | |
| Harold Bryn | 1888 | Trondhjem (Trondheim) | Brooklyn, New York | Educated as a Physician from the University in Christiania (Oslo) 1887 |
| John F Christensen | 1903 | Svelvik pr. Drammen | Brooklyn, New York | Women and Men's shop since 1907 |
| Ingebortius Clausen | Brooklyn, New York | Sea Captain. Manager of the Scandinavian Sailor's Home in Brooklyn since 1909 | ||
| Johan Eeg | 1907 | Mandal | Brooklyn, New York | Office clerk. Secretary in the Norwegian Singer's Association |
| John Ekeland | Søndeld pr. Risør | Brooklyn, New York | Minister in the Norwegian seaman's church since 1910 | |
| Eker | Brooklyn, New York | Owner of the Hecla Ironworks | ||
| Johan Ellertson | Bergen | Brooklyn, New York | Ordained minister in the Norwegian Synod 1908 | |
| Anton Enger | 1909 | Vang, Hedemark | Brooklyn, New York | Physician. Candidate from the Kristiania University 1897 |
| Emil Ericksen | 1882 | Svelvik pr. Drammen | Brooklyn, New York | Tailoring establishment in Brooklyn. Member of the Norwegian Hospital board since 1891, and president of the board from 1909 |
| Jacob Erickson | 1890 | Mandal | Brooklyn, New York | Typographer at the Brooklyn Eagle, was also foreman for the Norwegian singers association in Brooklyn |
| Carl S E Everson | 1849 | Drammen | Brooklyn, New York | Emigrated as a child. Ordained Minister in the Norwegian Synod 1873, since 1876 he served "Vor Frelsers Menighet" (congregation) in New York City and Brooklyn |
| K. A. Fallenberg | 1906 | Kristiansund | Brooklyn, New York | Photographer in Brooklyn since 1907 |
| Bernhard Fedde | Brooklyn, New York | Doctor in Brooklyn since 1902 | ||
| Gabriel Fedde | 1881 | Kvinesdal pr. Flekkefjord | Brooklyn, New York | Businessman in Brooklyn. |
| Adolph Fjeldsgaard | Mandal | Brooklyn, New York | Ordained Pastor in the United Church (Den Forenede Kirke) in 1909, served in Brooklyn |
