Due to the many mail mix ups while living in Crosby, North Dakota, the family changed their name from Olson to Knoph, for a short time spelled Knoff, which their first child, Evelyn Pagel's birth Certificate reflects.
The family opened the L.A.O. Knoff & Co. hardware store prior to Evelyn's birth. While on vacation, caretakers extended credit to Canadians which became uncollectable, and later a fire, whereas Ludvig became a Fuller Brush salesman and moved his family to McMinnville, Yamhill, Oregon in 1937 to service his assigned territory.
The family opened the L.A.O. Knoff & Co. hardware store prior to Evelyn's birth. While on vacation, caretakers extended credit to Canadians which became uncollectable, and later a fire, whereas Ludvig became a Fuller Brush salesman and moved his family to McMinnville, Yamhill, Oregon in 1937 to service his assigned territory.
Due to the many mail mix ups while living in Crosby, North Dakota, the family changed their name from Olson to Knoph, for a short time spelled Knoff, which their first child, Evelyn Pagel's birth Certificate reflects.
The family opened the L.A.O. Knoff & Co. hardware store prior to Evelyn's birth. While on vacation, caretakers extended credit to Canadians which became uncollectable, and later a fire, whereas Ludvig became a Fuller Brush salesman and moved his family to McMinnville, Yamhill, Oregon in 1937 to service his assigned territory.
The family opened the L.A.O. Knoff & Co. hardware store prior to Evelyn's birth. While on vacation, caretakers extended credit to Canadians which became uncollectable, and later a fire, whereas Ludvig became a Fuller Brush salesman and moved his family to McMinnville, Yamhill, Oregon in 1937 to service his assigned territory.
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