maiden name:
Nelson, Johannah Graverholt
Birth in Norway
Parents:
Father: Nelson, Marcus Graverholt
Mother: Gundersdatter, Inger
Johanna used the Nelson name when they applied for their marriage license on Dec 27, 1886. Her first name in the Court house records is spelled Johana.
Cedar Co NE marriage license: NELSON Johana, BOTTOLFSON Herman Dec. 27, 1886 book 2 page 45
Johannah and Herman had a formal wedding at the home of her sister Lena Tvedt. The ceremony was performed by Rev N.G. Tvedt, Johannah's brother-in-law. Bridesmaid was Louise Bottolfsen, sister of Groom, best man was Nels Nelson, brother of the bride.
Johannah and Herman set up housekeeping in a log cabin on Herman's father's homestead. Their children Otto and Ina were born in the log cabin.
Johannah's sister Lena (Mrs N.G.) Tvedt.
Lena
notes for Johannah:
Marcus Nelson Graverholt, son of Nils Syprianson and Ellen Settsmock, married Inger Gundersdatter. She was the daughter of Gunder and Gunhild Amundson from a gaard called Engelsrud Hagen in Eidskog. The date of the marriage is not certain but maybe, 1858. To this marriage were 5 children born, Nils (Dec.21, 1859); Maren Olava (Dec. 8, 1861); Lena Emelia (Sept. 8, 1863); Gunda Marie (Sept. 24, 1865) and Johannah (Jan. 31, 1868). Inger died in abt 1869. She is buried in Hemnes Annex, Hoiland Parish, Akershus, Norway.
After the death of his first wife, Marcus sold his share of Graverholt to his brother Christian. Marcus, then left with his small children for America and others from the community who also went. Among them was Bolette Johnson Galgeholt who had worked at Graverholt since she was nine years old, and also her twin sister.
The journey to America took three weeks and they landed at Castle Gardens in New York. Afterwards they went west and wound up at Red Wing, Minnesota, that was in May of 1870. They did not stay there long and then settled in Florence, Nebraska,(now Omaha) for a short time before they went on to the homestead in Dixon County, Nebraska. Bolette JOHNSON became the bride of Marcus while at Florence, Nebraska. In America the Graverholts became the Nelson's .
found at:
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~shagler/jung.htm
maiden name:
Nelson, Johannah Graverholt
Birth in Norway
Parents:
Father: Nelson, Marcus Graverholt
Mother: Gundersdatter, Inger
Johanna used the Nelson name when they applied for their marriage license on Dec 27, 1886. Her first name in the Court house records is spelled Johana.
Cedar Co NE marriage license: NELSON Johana, BOTTOLFSON Herman Dec. 27, 1886 book 2 page 45
Johannah and Herman had a formal wedding at the home of her sister Lena Tvedt. The ceremony was performed by Rev N.G. Tvedt, Johannah's brother-in-law. Bridesmaid was Louise Bottolfsen, sister of Groom, best man was Nels Nelson, brother of the bride.
Johannah and Herman set up housekeeping in a log cabin on Herman's father's homestead. Their children Otto and Ina were born in the log cabin.
Johannah's sister Lena (Mrs N.G.) Tvedt.
Lena
notes for Johannah:
Marcus Nelson Graverholt, son of Nils Syprianson and Ellen Settsmock, married Inger Gundersdatter. She was the daughter of Gunder and Gunhild Amundson from a gaard called Engelsrud Hagen in Eidskog. The date of the marriage is not certain but maybe, 1858. To this marriage were 5 children born, Nils (Dec.21, 1859); Maren Olava (Dec. 8, 1861); Lena Emelia (Sept. 8, 1863); Gunda Marie (Sept. 24, 1865) and Johannah (Jan. 31, 1868). Inger died in abt 1869. She is buried in Hemnes Annex, Hoiland Parish, Akershus, Norway.
After the death of his first wife, Marcus sold his share of Graverholt to his brother Christian. Marcus, then left with his small children for America and others from the community who also went. Among them was Bolette Johnson Galgeholt who had worked at Graverholt since she was nine years old, and also her twin sister.
The journey to America took three weeks and they landed at Castle Gardens in New York. Afterwards they went west and wound up at Red Wing, Minnesota, that was in May of 1870. They did not stay there long and then settled in Florence, Nebraska,(now Omaha) for a short time before they went on to the homestead in Dixon County, Nebraska. Bolette JOHNSON became the bride of Marcus while at Florence, Nebraska. In America the Graverholts became the Nelson's .
found at:
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~shagler/jung.htm
Family Members
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Nels Marcusen Nelson
1859–1907
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Maren Olava "Olive" Nelson Severson
1861–1949
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Lena Amelia Nelson Tvedt
1863–1954
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Gunda Marie "Mary" Nelson Baerresen
1864–1922
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George Melvin Nelson
1871–1930
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Elmer M Nelson
1873–1965
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Julius M Nelson
1875–1934
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Alfred E. Nelson
1877–1959
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Minor M. Nelson
1878–1961
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Ole G. Nelson
1880–1965
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Inger Mathia "Mattie" Nelson Mallory
1882–1966
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Tilda Emilia "Millie" Nelson Johnson
1884–1953
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Ida N. Nelson Packwood
1886–1964
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Albert M Nelson
1888–1975
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Mathilda Graverholt Nelson
1890–1890
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Melvin Oscar Nelson
1892–1964
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