Nelle Bertine Eriksdatter Vik1

F, b. 30 October 1872, d. 25 September 1949
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Relationship=Great-grandaunt of Barbara Joyce Zanzig.
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Erik Sjursen and Brithe Iversdatter's Descendants
Nelle Grønevik Anderson
     Nelle Bertine Eriksdatter Vik was born on 30 October 1872 at Stryn, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway, the birth order of Nelle and her twin is not known.1,2 She was the daughter of Erik Sjursen Grønevik and Brithe Iversdatter Indre Bø.1
     Nelle Bertine Eriksdatter Vik married Anders Antonsen Dispen, son of Anthon Klaussen Dispen and Britha Larsdatter Lindvig, on 26 May 1898 at Johanneskirken, Bergen, Norway.3 Nelle Bertine Eriksdatter Vik and Anders Antonsen Dispen emigrated on 26 May 1898 from Stryn, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway to USA.4 The photo shows Oline, her sister Nelle, Alma and Bertha Henden and Bertine Waldrof in 1905. Nelle Bertine Eriksdatter Vik died on 25 September 1949 at Clarkfield, Friendship Township, Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota, at age 76 after being hit by a car.1,5 She was buried at Clarkfield, Friendship Township, Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota. She was Lutheran.
     "Nelle, 6th of the 7 Sisters, married Andrew Anderson [sic], came to America in the 1890's and he was a shoemaker in Clarkfield until his retirement. They had no children. One adopted daughter, Bertine (Mrs. Lefty Becker) living in Mpls. Nelle was the twin." -- History of my mother's side of the family, Ragnvald Vick (1965).6
     "Nelle was a tiny woman, who acted as a midwife in Clarkfield, MN. Nellemoste and Skomaker were married in Norway but took the ship for America right away because Nelle's father, Erik Grønevik, did not like Skomaker as a son-in-law. (Letter dated 1980 from Mrs. Arden Jurgenson.) She and her husband raised a baby, Bertine, to adulthood. In 1950, Nelle was killed by a car in the street in front of her house." -- Grønevik, Alma Henden Stewart (1987).7

Child of Nelle Bertine Eriksdatter Vik and Anders Antonsen Dispen

Citations

  1. [S41] Betty Stewart, "Family File, Henden", online unpublished, Alma Stewart and Betty Stewart (Eugene, Oregon), downloaded 1999.
  2. [S31] "Baptisms in Stryn 1844-1877 (Sogn og Fjordane county)" online database (URL http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/index-eng.htm). Oslo, Norway: Digitalarkivet, 23 Jul 2001. Compiled by Rune Bergesen and Svend Stensen, Nyborg, Norway. Original data: Stryn/Nedstryn parish records.
  3. [S567] Parish Records: Norway: 1878-1908, Stryn Prestegjeld, Nedstryn sokn Ministerialbok; film #1694610 item 2 (Salt Lake City, UT: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 9 Dec 1992), marriages 1886. They married under license, signed by two officials in Bergen. Confirmed by viewing marriage record, 26 May 1898 at Johanneskirken. Hereinafter cited as Kirkeboker, Stryn, 1878-1908.
  4. [S34] "Emigrantar over Bergen frå Stryn kommune" online database (URL http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/index-eng.htm). Oslo, Norway: Digitalarkivet (Norwegian National Archives), 8 Feb 1999. Compiled by Norwegian National Archives, Oslo, Norway. Original data: Emigrants: Bergen by Municipality (Stryn), B. Stewart has microfilm copy.
  5. [S160] Minnesota Department of Health, "Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002" online database, Ancestry.com, URL http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/7316.htm: 2001, Mrs. Nellie Anderson, CertID# 1949-MN-018332.
  6. [S23] History of my mother's side of the family, 1965 (unpublished), Ragnald Vick, photocopy, about 1965. Zanzig, Kirkland, Washington. Hereinafter cited as Vick, Reggie Vik history.
  7. [S22] Grønevik (unpublished), Alma Odrun Henden Stewart, photocopy, 1987. Zanzig, Kirkland, Washington. Hereinafter cited as Grønevik saga.