Norwegian Emigrant Database

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Name: Ole Gundersen

Age: 45

Gender: m

Remarks: carpenter

Ship: Bark Anna Delius

Year: 1867

Captain: Iversen

Departure: Christiania - Apr. 29

Arrival: Quebec - June 2

Source: NAC C-4522 list 30 — Transcribed by Børge Solem - 2005

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Judy Larson Fruechte (31.12.2014)

Ole Gundersen Treangen was great grandfather to Judy Larson Fruechte. Ole married Ronoug Olsdatter Edsgaard b. Jan. 19 1829. Married Dec.17,1848. They homesteaded near Riceford in Blackhammer township in Houston County Minnesota. Their 4th child,Christian Treangen, b. Dec. 10, 1865 at Soknadalen, Norway, was my grandfather. Christian married Leva Omonrud Jan.25,1889. Their 9th and youngest child, Ruth Treangen b. Jan.16,1906 married Emil Larson, b. Nov. 21, 1902, on Aug. 18, 1926. Their children are Elden Larson, b. Aug 8, 1928; Orlin,b. Dec. 28, 1932; Duane, b. June,4, 1939; Neil, b. Feb. 11, 1943; Joan Roverud Eynard b. Sept. 28, 1945; Judy Larson Fruechte, b. Sept. 28, 1945. Judy Larson married Lawrence Fruechte, b. April 26, 1942, on June 6, 1964. Children of Judy and Lawrence Fruechte are Ronald b. April 17, 1966; Annette Meyer Stock, b. Nov. 19, 1967; Paul, b. Dec. 15, 1969. Lawrence and Judy Farmed in Mayville township of Houston County Minnesota.

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