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Household of Kari (Käri) Nilsdatter (Kari (Käri) Nilsdatter "Carrie") "Carrie" Sjøvangen

She is married to Hans Hansen Bjelland.

They got married on July 6, 1890 at Fjelberg, Hordaland, Norge, she was 25 years old.


Child(ren):


Event (Alt. Marriage) on July 6, 1890 in Bergen, Bergen kommune, Hordaland fylke, Norge .Source 1


Notes about Kari (Käri) Nilsdatter (Kari (Käri) Nilsdatter "Carrie") "Carrie" Sjøvangen

Kari (Käri) Sjovangen
Kari Nilsdatter "Carrie" Sjøvangen

Sources: Author: Engelby, Roger; Title: Nils Sjurson Sjovangen, (Publication site: Jefferson City MO, Publisher: RE, Publication date: mailed i Feb MMXXIV)

"Hans Nilsen Bjelland marries Baabco Sjuesen. They have eight children. Their forth child is Hans Hansen Bjelland who marries Kari Sjovangen.

Kari Sjovangen Born May 2, 1865 Died April 26 1966
Married July 6, 1890 in Bergen, Norway
Hans Hansen Bjelland Born Sept. 1, 1864 Died Jan. 13, 1900
Three children
Volle Severine Bjelland in Bergen, Norway Born Oct 13, 1891 Died Oct. 1, 1958
Helmer Kaisttoffer Bjelland in Sunde, Norway Born Oct. 18, 1894 Died Nov 10, 1977
Nellie Bergitte Bjelland in Sunde, Norway Born Feb. 2, 1898 Died
..."

Author: Collier, Heidi Mickelson; et al.; Title: "Kari 'Carrie' Nilsdatter Sjøvangen," (Publication site: Salt Lk. City UT, Publisher: Family Search, Publication date: xv Feb MMXXIII)

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LCR9-SDM

"... Kari 'Carrie' Nilsdatter Sjøvangen Last Changed: February 15, 2023 Heidi Mickelson Collier Sex Female Last Changed: June 2, 2012 DarrellKay Loosle

Birth 2 May 1865 Kvinnherad, Hordaland, Norway Last Changed: February 15, 2023 Heidi Mickelson Collier

Death 26 April 1966 Fort Dodge, Webster, Iowa, ... Last Changed: February 15, 2023 Heidi Mickelson Collier

Burial Rose Hill Cemetery, Eagle Grove, Wright, Iowa, ... Last Changed: February 15, 2023 Heidi Mickelson Collier

Alternate Name Birth Name Kari Nilsdatter

Immigration 1907 United States
Residence 1910 Eagle Grove Ward 1, Wright, Iowa, ...
Residence 1930 Eagle Grove, Wright, Iowa, ...
...
Residence 1940 Eagle Grove Township, Wright, Iowa, ...
Residence 1949 Eagle Grove Township, Wright, Iowa, ...
Residence 4 April 1950 Eagle Grove Township, Wright, Iowa, ...
Residence Bjelland
Residence Strandgaden 128

Spouses & Children

Hans Hansen Bjelland Male 1864-1900 LCR9-3Y5
Kari "Carrie" Nilsdatter Sjøvangen Female 1865-1966 LCR9-SDM
Marriage 6 July 1890 Fjelberg, Hordaland, Norway

Children (3)

[1] Vollie Severine Bjelland Female 1891-1958 GCRM-8Q9 [<-Eugene Engelby's mother]
[2] Helmer Christoffer Bjelland Male 1894-1977
[3] Nella "Nellie" Bergitte Bjelland Female 1898-1986

Parents & Siblings

Nils Sjuersen Sjøvangen Male Deceased

Children (1)

[1] Kari "Carrie" Nilsdatter Sjøvangen Female 1865-1966 LCR9-SDM" [<-Eugene Engelby's gr-mother]

Author: Seibert, Marlys Engelby; Title: Basic Family History, (Publication site: Ankeny IA, Publisher: MYEJS, Publication date: May MCMLXXXV)

"...
Käri Bjelland married Hans Bjelland, a sea-faring man. They moved to Bjelland in Sunde Sohardland when Vollie was 2 yrs. old. Hans was shipwrecked at sea, was in a hospital in northern Norway for a time, then came home. He had pneumonia, then developed tuberculosis - being sick a year before he died in 1900. Käri worked in a fish factory in Sunde until 1907. At this time her 3 brothers who had immigrated to America sent tickets for the family to come to America to make their home. They arrived at Ellis Island via ship, then came by train to Kanawha, Iowa. Vollie was 15 yrs old, Helmer 12 yrs and Nellie 9 yrs old. Käri, our great grandmother, was 42 yrs old. The year was 1907. They lived with an uncle at Kanawha for a time, moving to Eagle Grove after a year or two. Our grandparents met when Grandma worked in the hotel where the railroad men lodged in Eagle Grove."

Author: Wilde, Paul; Title: "Kari H. "Carrie" Sjovangen Bjelland," (Publication site: Eagle Grove IA, Publisher: Find-a-Grave, Publication date: xxx Nov MMXIII)

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/120984221/kari_h_bjelland

"Photo [stone shared with Nellie B. Bjelland] added by Paul Wilde

Kari H. "Carrie" Sjovangen Bjelland Birth 2 May 1865 Kvinnherad kommune, Hordaland fylke, Norway Death 26 Apr 1966 (aged 100) Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa, USA Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Eagle Grove, Wright County, Iowa, USA Plot Block 51 Lot 1 Space 4 Memorial ID 120984221

Carrie Bjelland was born to Nils Valborg Sjovangen, May 2, 1865 and was baptized June 4th the same year. She received her Christian instruction and was confirmed September 21st, 1879 in the Fjelberg congregation.

On July 6 she was united in marriage to Haus Hansen Bjelland in Bergen, Norway. Her husband died in Jan. 1900.

Mrs. Bjelland and her 3 children came to the United States in April 1907 to Kanawha, Iowa and in Feb. 1909 to Eagle Grove and united with the Evangelical Lutheran church where she since had been a member. She attended services faithfully as long as her health permitted. She loved the church and the word of God. She had been in failing health for many years and was cared for by her daughter, Nellie.

She died at Lutheran Hospital, Ft. Dodge, April 26, 1966 at 1:30 a.m. reaching the age of 100 years, 11 months, 24 days. She was preceded in death by 2 sisters in infancy and by 3 brothers, Severin, Severt, and Wilhelm, and one daughter, Mrs. Vallie Engelby in 1958.

She leaves to mourn; one son, H. C. Bjelland, Portland, Ore., one daughter, Nellie Bjelland at home, 8 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren, 12 great great grandchildren, and brother in Norway.

Funeral services were held April 30, 1966, in the Evangelical Lutheran church at 2 p.m. Officiating was Rev. W. E. Carlson.

EAGLE GROVE EAGLE Eagle Grove, Iowa Thursday, May 5, 1966 Page 5: Column 3 616 North Montgomery Eagle Grove, IA

Source: Foust Funeral Home, Eagle Grove, IA

Carrie(Kari) was born at Sjøvangen in former Fjelberg kommune, today part of Kvinnherad kommune, Hordaland fylke, Norway.

Kari with parents and siblings in Norwegian 1875 census at Sjøvangen:
Nils Sjursen 1825 Finaas,
Valborg Sjursdatter 1835 Ølen,
..Severin Nilssen 1863 Finaas,
..Kari Nilsdatter 1865 Fjelberg,
..Sivert Lauritz Nilssen 1872 Fjelberg,
..Vilhelm Nilssen 1874 Fjelberg.

(Info from Torkel, FAG #48106268 17may17)

Children

[photo-woman] Vollie Severine Bjelland Engelby 1891-1958
[photo-stone shared with Kari H. Bjelland] Nellie Bjelland 1898-1986
[photo-Norman's stone] Norman Sherman Sjovangen 1914-1914

Created by: Paul Wilde Added: Nov 30, 2013 Find a Grave Memorial ID: 120984221"

Caution: Vollie & Nellie's father died in Norge in 1900. Norman would be a 1/2 brother.-D.A. Navorska-St. Patrick's Day MMXXIV-in proximo Grove OK.
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1865-1966

1890

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