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| Name | Year | Origin (Norway) | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carl Berg | 1911 | Skodje, Sundmøre | Winnipeg, Canada | Building worker |
| Einar Berge | 1892 | Kirkebø, Sogn | Winnipeg, Canada | Newspaper publisher, first at Hillsboro and Grafton, North Dakota, and since 1911 at Winnipeg, Canada |
| Nikolai Bjerkhaug | 1903 | Balsfjorden, Tromsø amt | Winnipeg, Canada | Building contractor |
| Michael Brobak | 1903 | Vaagsø, Sundmøre | Winnipeg, Canada | Carpenter |
| Endre Cleven | Winnipeg, Canada | He participated in the war on Cuba 1898-99 and the Philippines 1900-1903. Was one of the organizers of the Nordmandslaget and the first secretary of that Lag. President of The Orchestral Musicians Association and the Musicians Union in Winnipeg. Was employed as an emigration agent by the Canadian government in 1911 | ||
| P M Dahl | 1902 | Trondhjem (Trondheim) | Winnipeg, Canada | Founder and director of the Norwegian periodical magazine "Norrøna" |
| Martin Dahle | Winnipeg, Canada | Business | ||
| Gustav Eidsvig | 1903 | Vatne, Sunnmøre | Winnipeg, Canada | Land Agency |
| John Eidsvig | Vatne, Sunnmøre | Winnipeg, Canada | Building contractor | |
| Knut Flom | 1910 | Kviteseid, Telemark | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | Builder in Winnipeg |
| Jørgen Forseng | 1901 | Moe, Helgeland | Winnipeg, Canada | Building contractor. One of the founders of the literary society Fram. |
| Ole H. Gilman | Lykken farm, Saude, Telemarken | Manitoba Province, Canada | Was the first Norwegian in the area of Morris, he came from Walsh County to Morris in 1899 | |
| Giske | Sunnmøre | Winnipeg, Canada | Accountant instructor | |
| Gustav Gudbrandsen Boehm | 1884 | Fredrikshald | Winnipeg, Canada | Emigrated fro Kristiania, was a map drawer at Rand McNally Co. In Chicago Ill. 1887-1904. Engraver and publisher of maps in Winnipeg since 1909 |
| Gisle K Gundersen | Numedal | Manitoba Province, Canada | Lived at the North Dakota border, where they had a Post Office with the name Nummedal | |
| Halvor Halvorsen | Nummedal | Manitoba Province, Canada | Pioneer | |
| Kittel Halvorsen | Nummedal | Manitoba Province, Canada | Pioneer | |
| Knud Halvorsen | Nummedal | Manitoba Province, Canada | Pioneer | |
| Gustav Hanson | 1902 | Høines, Starheim, Nordfjord | Winnipeg, Canada | Building worker |
| Iden J Haug | Winnipeg, Canada | Farming Tool business since 1903 | ||
| Lauritz J Haug | Winnipeg, Canada | Farming Tool business since 1904 | ||
| Carl Johnson | 1902 | Kristiania | Winnipeg, Canada | Construction contractor |
| Johannes Johnson | Trøndelag | Manitoba Province, Canada | Pioneer, among the first Norwegians in the area of Morris | |
| Otto Johnson | 1905 | Husvær, Alstahaug, Nordland | Winnipeg, Canada | Construction foreman in Winnipeg, Canada |
| A. D. Kilbahl | Winnipeg, Canada | Businessman. |
