Julius Kornelius Anderson Øvresæt1

M, b. 31 January 1894, d. 10 March 1972
Julius Kornelius Anderson Øvresæt|b. 31 Jan 1894\nd. 10 Mar 1972|p871.htm|Anders Jonson Øvresæt|b. 2 Aug 1858\nd. 26 Mar 1930|p1020.htm|Synnøve Kristiania Eriksdatter Vik|b. 18 Dec 1864\nd. 28 Apr 1949|p670.htm|||||||Erik Sjursen Grønevik|b. 24 Nov 1836\nd. 3 Jan 1922|p667.htm|Brithe Iversdatter Indre Bø|b. 20 Jan 1834\nd. 9 Jan 1910|p668.htm|

Relationship=1st cousin 2 times removed of Barbara Joyce Zanzig.
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Julius Øvresæt 1894-1972
     Julius Kornelius Anderson Øvresæt was born on 31 January 1894 at Øvreset, Stryn, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway.2 He was the son of Anders Jonson Øvresæt and Synnøve Kristiania Eriksdatter Vik.1
     Julius Kornelius Anderson Øvresæt married Amalie Gjertine Samuelsdatter Frimannslund on 30 December 1929 at Stryn, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway.1 Julius and Amalie had one son. Julius Kornelius Anderson Øvresæt died on 10 March 1972 at Nordfjordeid, Eid, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway, at age 78.1
     "Julius was a teacher in Stryn, and he must have been good because he was given an award by the King. He had been a prisoner in northern Norway during WWII. After his retirement he stayed in Stryn." -- Grønevik, Alma Henden Stewart (1987).3,4

Citations

  1. [S15] Orien Vick, online Genealogy.com, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/wftonline/v6/3651to3700/v6t3697.html, Orien Vick (World Family Tree, Vol. 6, Tree 3697), downloaded 26 Jan 2002. Detailed copy provided courtesy of Orien Vick.
  2. [S41] Betty Stewart, "Family File, Henden", online unpublished, Alma Stewart and Betty Stewart (Eugene, Oregon), downloaded 1999.
  3. [S22] Grønevik (unpublished), Alma Odrun Henden Stewart, photocopy, 1987. Zanzig, Kirkland, Washington. Hereinafter cited as Grønevik saga.
  4. [S103] Contemporary knowledge. Zanzig (Kirkland, Washington), Notes from Jun-July 2004 trip to Norway. Probable informant: Kåre and Helene Nygård. This source says he was a teacher (perhaps also) in Kirkenes.