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Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. Peter Oliver Dahl: Birth: 1890 Mar in Wisconsin.

  2. John Elmer Dahl: Birth: 1891 Jun in Wisconsin.

  3. Marie Elizabeth Dahl: Birth: 1894 in Wisconsin.

  4. Alfred (Mattias) Matthew Dahl: Birth: 1896 Mar in Wisconsin.

  5. Emil Oscar Dahl: Birth: 1897 Aug 14 in Wisconsin. Death: 1945 Aug 2 in Baldwin, Wisconsin (St. Croix Co.)

  6. Henrikka Regina Dahl: Birth: 1901 Jan 30 in Township of Cady, St. Croix County. Death: 1994 Apr 13 in Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington


Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. Julia A. JOHNSON: Birth: 1904 in Wisconsin. Death: 1967

  2. Rosella P. JOHNSON: Birth: 1906 in Wisconsin. Death: 1980


Sources
1. Publication:   Cady, Saint Croix County, Wisconsin Series: T623 Microfilm: 1815 Book: 2 Page: 31

Notes
a. Note:   1910 - at 45 years of age was widowed a second time fromMr. Johnson; farmed her own farm in ST CROIX CADY TWP WI;had 8 children that were all still living; could read,write and speak in English
b. Note:   RI2
Note:   (Research):According to one authority on Norwegian farmnames, there is only one farm of that name (Rothvold) inNorway. It is in Sakshaug parish, Inderoy, Nord-Trondelag.
  Ragnil - probably shortened so it would sound right inEnglish-In Norway you do not pronouce th "d"
  >...I do find a Ranghild Dahl, age 23, married, emigratingfrom Trondheim in
 >1882, going to Menomonie, Wisc. Via the Inman Line, onDampmsk. Tasso.
 >This Ragnhild was born in Vads� (Finnmark).
  TASSO was a Wilson Line "feeder ship" to Hull, where shewould have taken
 the train to Liverpool to embark on an Inman Line ship toNew
 York. Probably the CITY OF CHESTER from LiverpoolSeptember 1st (Aug. 31)
 arriving New York September 10th 1882
 http://www.norwayheritage.com/t_transatlantic.asp?month=09&year=1882
  >Then there is a Ragnhild Rotvold, age 22 in 1888, born inTydalen (near
 >Trondheim), unmarried, leaving on the American Line, shipDomino, headed
 >for "Baldwind" (I presume Baldwin), Wisconsin.
  DOMINO was also a Wilson Line "feeder ship" to Hull, whereshe would have
 taken the train to Liverpool to embark on an American Lineship to
 Philadelphia. Probably the BRITISH KING from Liverpool,arriving
 Philadephia December 19th 1888. (Lord Gough on Dec 10thmight be a little
 too early)
  I couldn't find a Ragnil but found a girl of the right age(b. 1862) at a farm
 called Rodvoldveen-- Spelling wasn't fixed at this time.
  Digitalarkivet: 1865-telling for 1729 Inder�en. [124082/60]
 Rettar til dataene: Digitalarkivet
 Post 249 av 934/5428 totalt i databasen
 Distriknr Side Skoledistrikt Sogn Prestegjeld GardsnavnOverskrift
 249 3 66 4de og 5te Saxhaug Inder�en Rodvoldsveen 1
 Personnr Husholdning Fornavn Etternavn Familiestatus YrkeSivilstand
 Alder Kj�nn F�dested F�r Svin Poteter
 1482 19 1 Peder Svends. Husfader Huusmand med Jord g 63 mInder�ens
 Pr�stegj. 2 1 2 1/2
 1483 20 Jocomine Johnsd. hans Kone g 60 k Inder�ensPr�stegj.
 1484 21 Johannes Peders. deres S�n S�farende ug 23 mInder�ens
 Pr�stegj.
 1485 22 Jocomine Pedersd. deres Datter ug 19 kInder�ens
 Pr�stegj.
 I rather think that this is the right person- The fact thatchildren are named
 John, Peter, think Peder,and Oliver, think Ole/Olaf -familynames for this
 family, too. While the child Magdalene is listed as pleieborn- out of
 wedlock, she surely isn't Jocomine Johnsd.'s child, as sheis 60. Because
 she is not listed as hendes Datter, she is not likelyJocomine Pedersdtr..
 More likely her mother is somewhere else! That is a fosterchild.
  *81486 23 Magdelene Olsd. deres Pleiedatter ug 3 kInder�ens
 Pr�stegj.
  1487 24 1 John Peders. deres S�n Dagarbeider g 30 mInder�ens
 Pr�stegj.
 1488 25 Martha Johansd. hans Kone g 33 k Inder�ensPr�stegj.


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