Borre Bjornson Jacobson was born on the Hviding Farm at Kvitsøy, Rogaland, Norway to Jacob Bjørnson Jacobson (1 Nov 1821-23 Sep 1898) and his first wife, Nille Nilsdatter (15 Oct 1818-1 Jan 1864). His grave marker states he was born in 1848, but family information states his birthdate was 15 Jul 1847.
Borre was the second born of their seven known children. His siblings were: Grethe "Gertie" 24 Jun 1846-24 May 1918 (Michal A. Tendeland ca 1850-9 Jan 1908), Nellie Christine 4 Feb 1849–23 Aug 1924 (Lauritz "Laury" Ulrickson 1849-23 Jun 1935), Nels B. 16 Oct 1850–29 Sep 1897(Carrie ____ and Maria B. Olson unk-2 Aug 1934), Inger Karine "Caroline" 12 Dec 1852-27 Dec 1875, Bendix Daniel (Daniel B.) 17 Dec 1854-after 1900) and Jacob Tobias (Tobias B) 1857-16 Nov 1948. Jacob and Nille's sons all took the surname Jacobs. Nille was born at Bru, Rogaland, Norway and married Jacob B. Jacobson 11 Jun 1845.
After Nille's death in 1864, Jacob B. Jacobson married a second time. His second wife was Serena B. Olson 30 Jul 1829-25 Dec 1920 (d. Chicago, IL). Jacob and Serena had the following children who were half-siblings to Borre. They were: Nellie Serina 11 May 1867-7 Jul 1913 (Able H. Twedt 9 Feb 1861-10 Apr 1958), Olaus Bruin Jacobson Jacobs 4 Aug 1868-1954 (Anna O. Helvig 10 Mar 1864-24 Jun 1944), Inga Lovisa Jacobson 14 Jan 1870-7 Jan 1898, Ellen Johanna Jacobson 13 Oct 1872–18 May 1945 (Conrad Olaus Overland Mar 1868-25 Nov 1954) and Carrie Inger Jacobson 27 Dec 1875–1935 (Bernhard Martinius Danielson).
On April 23, 1855, the Jacobson family left their parish and received their passports May 1, 1855. They sailed from Stavanger on May 13, 1855, on the bark, Søstrene. They arrived in Quebec 2 Jul 1855. Traveling with them were the Jacob & Laurense Nilson family. Jacob Nilson was Nille Nilsdatter's brother.
The Jacobson's settled first at the Lisbon Settlement southwest of Chicago. They later moved on to Central Iowa, east of Story City in Howard Township on land (160 acres) purchased by Jacob Nilson at Ft. Des Moines on June 27, 1855. This land was virgin prairie.
In 1856 the Jacobson's moved to Story County to live.
Barney married Carrie B. Holmedahl in 1871 in Marshalltown, Iowa.
Following Carrie and Borre's marriage, they owned and operated a general store in Roland. By 1882 Barney, as Borre now called himself, and his family moved to the Red River Valley to farm. They first lived on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Becker County, MN but eventually moved to Viding Township, east of Georgetown, MN in Clay County, MN. They farmed until 1920 when they moved to Winchester Township and then Ada, MN in retirement.
Barney and Carrie were the parents of 5 children, three of whom lived to become adults. Their children were: Grethe birth unknown, died before 1940, Cornelia "Cecelia" born 1878, death unknown, Julia Mar 1881-before 1964 (Julius O. Tendeland 14 Apr 1877-11 Nov 1957), Josie 1885–27 Nov 1946, and Gerhard 30 Sep 1887–Nov 1966. Note that Julia and Julius were cousins: Julia's father (Barney) was the brother of Julius's mother (Gertie).
Barney passed away at his home in Ada, MN 11 Dec 1921. After Barney's death, Carrie remained in her home in Ada with her son Gerhard living with her. Carrie passed away 4 Sep 1940 at the Memorial Hospital in Ada. Funeral services for her were held Sep. 6, 1940, at the First Lutheran Church, Ada, MN.
Barney and Carrie Jacobs had one grandson, Clifford A. Tendeland who was born 12 Aug 1909 at Sioux City, Iowa and died in a car accident at the age of 54 on Mar 18, 1964 near Wolsey, SD. His wife, Katie Brenner Tendeland, survived him.
Borre was the second born of their seven known children. His siblings were: Grethe "Gertie" 24 Jun 1846-24 May 1918 (Michal A. Tendeland ca 1850-9 Jan 1908), Nellie Christine 4 Feb 1849–23 Aug 1924 (Lauritz "Laury" Ulrickson 1849-23 Jun 1935), Nels B. 16 Oct 1850–29 Sep 1897(Carrie ____ and Maria B. Olson unk-2 Aug 1934), Inger Karine "Caroline" 12 Dec 1852-27 Dec 1875, Bendix Daniel (Daniel B.) 17 Dec 1854-after 1900) and Jacob Tobias (Tobias B) 1857-16 Nov 1948. Jacob and Nille's sons all took the surname Jacobs. Nille was born at Bru, Rogaland, Norway and married Jacob B. Jacobson 11 Jun 1845.
After Nille's death in 1864, Jacob B. Jacobson married a second time. His second wife was Serena B. Olson 30 Jul 1829-25 Dec 1920 (d. Chicago, IL). Jacob and Serena had the following children who were half-siblings to Borre. They were: Nellie Serina 11 May 1867-7 Jul 1913 (Able H. Twedt 9 Feb 1861-10 Apr 1958), Olaus Bruin Jacobson Jacobs 4 Aug 1868-1954 (Anna O. Helvig 10 Mar 1864-24 Jun 1944), Inga Lovisa Jacobson 14 Jan 1870-7 Jan 1898, Ellen Johanna Jacobson 13 Oct 1872–18 May 1945 (Conrad Olaus Overland Mar 1868-25 Nov 1954) and Carrie Inger Jacobson 27 Dec 1875–1935 (Bernhard Martinius Danielson).
On April 23, 1855, the Jacobson family left their parish and received their passports May 1, 1855. They sailed from Stavanger on May 13, 1855, on the bark, Søstrene. They arrived in Quebec 2 Jul 1855. Traveling with them were the Jacob & Laurense Nilson family. Jacob Nilson was Nille Nilsdatter's brother.
The Jacobson's settled first at the Lisbon Settlement southwest of Chicago. They later moved on to Central Iowa, east of Story City in Howard Township on land (160 acres) purchased by Jacob Nilson at Ft. Des Moines on June 27, 1855. This land was virgin prairie.
In 1856 the Jacobson's moved to Story County to live.
Barney married Carrie B. Holmedahl in 1871 in Marshalltown, Iowa.
Following Carrie and Borre's marriage, they owned and operated a general store in Roland. By 1882 Barney, as Borre now called himself, and his family moved to the Red River Valley to farm. They first lived on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Becker County, MN but eventually moved to Viding Township, east of Georgetown, MN in Clay County, MN. They farmed until 1920 when they moved to Winchester Township and then Ada, MN in retirement.
Barney and Carrie were the parents of 5 children, three of whom lived to become adults. Their children were: Grethe birth unknown, died before 1940, Cornelia "Cecelia" born 1878, death unknown, Julia Mar 1881-before 1964 (Julius O. Tendeland 14 Apr 1877-11 Nov 1957), Josie 1885–27 Nov 1946, and Gerhard 30 Sep 1887–Nov 1966. Note that Julia and Julius were cousins: Julia's father (Barney) was the brother of Julius's mother (Gertie).
Barney passed away at his home in Ada, MN 11 Dec 1921. After Barney's death, Carrie remained in her home in Ada with her son Gerhard living with her. Carrie passed away 4 Sep 1940 at the Memorial Hospital in Ada. Funeral services for her were held Sep. 6, 1940, at the First Lutheran Church, Ada, MN.
Barney and Carrie Jacobs had one grandson, Clifford A. Tendeland who was born 12 Aug 1909 at Sioux City, Iowa and died in a car accident at the age of 54 on Mar 18, 1964 near Wolsey, SD. His wife, Katie Brenner Tendeland, survived him.
Borre Bjornson Jacobson was born on the Hviding Farm at Kvitsøy, Rogaland, Norway to Jacob Bjørnson Jacobson (1 Nov 1821-23 Sep 1898) and his first wife, Nille Nilsdatter (15 Oct 1818-1 Jan 1864). His grave marker states he was born in 1848, but family information states his birthdate was 15 Jul 1847.
Borre was the second born of their seven known children. His siblings were: Grethe "Gertie" 24 Jun 1846-24 May 1918 (Michal A. Tendeland ca 1850-9 Jan 1908), Nellie Christine 4 Feb 1849–23 Aug 1924 (Lauritz "Laury" Ulrickson 1849-23 Jun 1935), Nels B. 16 Oct 1850–29 Sep 1897(Carrie ____ and Maria B. Olson unk-2 Aug 1934), Inger Karine "Caroline" 12 Dec 1852-27 Dec 1875, Bendix Daniel (Daniel B.) 17 Dec 1854-after 1900) and Jacob Tobias (Tobias B) 1857-16 Nov 1948. Jacob and Nille's sons all took the surname Jacobs. Nille was born at Bru, Rogaland, Norway and married Jacob B. Jacobson 11 Jun 1845.
After Nille's death in 1864, Jacob B. Jacobson married a second time. His second wife was Serena B. Olson 30 Jul 1829-25 Dec 1920 (d. Chicago, IL). Jacob and Serena had the following children who were half-siblings to Borre. They were: Nellie Serina 11 May 1867-7 Jul 1913 (Able H. Twedt 9 Feb 1861-10 Apr 1958), Olaus Bruin Jacobson Jacobs 4 Aug 1868-1954 (Anna O. Helvig 10 Mar 1864-24 Jun 1944), Inga Lovisa Jacobson 14 Jan 1870-7 Jan 1898, Ellen Johanna Jacobson 13 Oct 1872–18 May 1945 (Conrad Olaus Overland Mar 1868-25 Nov 1954) and Carrie Inger Jacobson 27 Dec 1875–1935 (Bernhard Martinius Danielson).
On April 23, 1855, the Jacobson family left their parish and received their passports May 1, 1855. They sailed from Stavanger on May 13, 1855, on the bark, Søstrene. They arrived in Quebec 2 Jul 1855. Traveling with them were the Jacob & Laurense Nilson family. Jacob Nilson was Nille Nilsdatter's brother.
The Jacobson's settled first at the Lisbon Settlement southwest of Chicago. They later moved on to Central Iowa, east of Story City in Howard Township on land (160 acres) purchased by Jacob Nilson at Ft. Des Moines on June 27, 1855. This land was virgin prairie.
In 1856 the Jacobson's moved to Story County to live.
Barney married Carrie B. Holmedahl in 1871 in Marshalltown, Iowa.
Following Carrie and Borre's marriage, they owned and operated a general store in Roland. By 1882 Barney, as Borre now called himself, and his family moved to the Red River Valley to farm. They first lived on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Becker County, MN but eventually moved to Viding Township, east of Georgetown, MN in Clay County, MN. They farmed until 1920 when they moved to Winchester Township and then Ada, MN in retirement.
Barney and Carrie were the parents of 5 children, three of whom lived to become adults. Their children were: Grethe birth unknown, died before 1940, Cornelia "Cecelia" born 1878, death unknown, Julia Mar 1881-before 1964 (Julius O. Tendeland 14 Apr 1877-11 Nov 1957), Josie 1885–27 Nov 1946, and Gerhard 30 Sep 1887–Nov 1966. Note that Julia and Julius were cousins: Julia's father (Barney) was the brother of Julius's mother (Gertie).
Barney passed away at his home in Ada, MN 11 Dec 1921. After Barney's death, Carrie remained in her home in Ada with her son Gerhard living with her. Carrie passed away 4 Sep 1940 at the Memorial Hospital in Ada. Funeral services for her were held Sep. 6, 1940, at the First Lutheran Church, Ada, MN.
Barney and Carrie Jacobs had one grandson, Clifford A. Tendeland who was born 12 Aug 1909 at Sioux City, Iowa and died in a car accident at the age of 54 on Mar 18, 1964 near Wolsey, SD. His wife, Katie Brenner Tendeland, survived him.
Borre was the second born of their seven known children. His siblings were: Grethe "Gertie" 24 Jun 1846-24 May 1918 (Michal A. Tendeland ca 1850-9 Jan 1908), Nellie Christine 4 Feb 1849–23 Aug 1924 (Lauritz "Laury" Ulrickson 1849-23 Jun 1935), Nels B. 16 Oct 1850–29 Sep 1897(Carrie ____ and Maria B. Olson unk-2 Aug 1934), Inger Karine "Caroline" 12 Dec 1852-27 Dec 1875, Bendix Daniel (Daniel B.) 17 Dec 1854-after 1900) and Jacob Tobias (Tobias B) 1857-16 Nov 1948. Jacob and Nille's sons all took the surname Jacobs. Nille was born at Bru, Rogaland, Norway and married Jacob B. Jacobson 11 Jun 1845.
After Nille's death in 1864, Jacob B. Jacobson married a second time. His second wife was Serena B. Olson 30 Jul 1829-25 Dec 1920 (d. Chicago, IL). Jacob and Serena had the following children who were half-siblings to Borre. They were: Nellie Serina 11 May 1867-7 Jul 1913 (Able H. Twedt 9 Feb 1861-10 Apr 1958), Olaus Bruin Jacobson Jacobs 4 Aug 1868-1954 (Anna O. Helvig 10 Mar 1864-24 Jun 1944), Inga Lovisa Jacobson 14 Jan 1870-7 Jan 1898, Ellen Johanna Jacobson 13 Oct 1872–18 May 1945 (Conrad Olaus Overland Mar 1868-25 Nov 1954) and Carrie Inger Jacobson 27 Dec 1875–1935 (Bernhard Martinius Danielson).
On April 23, 1855, the Jacobson family left their parish and received their passports May 1, 1855. They sailed from Stavanger on May 13, 1855, on the bark, Søstrene. They arrived in Quebec 2 Jul 1855. Traveling with them were the Jacob & Laurense Nilson family. Jacob Nilson was Nille Nilsdatter's brother.
The Jacobson's settled first at the Lisbon Settlement southwest of Chicago. They later moved on to Central Iowa, east of Story City in Howard Township on land (160 acres) purchased by Jacob Nilson at Ft. Des Moines on June 27, 1855. This land was virgin prairie.
In 1856 the Jacobson's moved to Story County to live.
Barney married Carrie B. Holmedahl in 1871 in Marshalltown, Iowa.
Following Carrie and Borre's marriage, they owned and operated a general store in Roland. By 1882 Barney, as Borre now called himself, and his family moved to the Red River Valley to farm. They first lived on the White Earth Indian Reservation in Becker County, MN but eventually moved to Viding Township, east of Georgetown, MN in Clay County, MN. They farmed until 1920 when they moved to Winchester Township and then Ada, MN in retirement.
Barney and Carrie were the parents of 5 children, three of whom lived to become adults. Their children were: Grethe birth unknown, died before 1940, Cornelia "Cecelia" born 1878, death unknown, Julia Mar 1881-before 1964 (Julius O. Tendeland 14 Apr 1877-11 Nov 1957), Josie 1885–27 Nov 1946, and Gerhard 30 Sep 1887–Nov 1966. Note that Julia and Julius were cousins: Julia's father (Barney) was the brother of Julius's mother (Gertie).
Barney passed away at his home in Ada, MN 11 Dec 1921. After Barney's death, Carrie remained in her home in Ada with her son Gerhard living with her. Carrie passed away 4 Sep 1940 at the Memorial Hospital in Ada. Funeral services for her were held Sep. 6, 1940, at the First Lutheran Church, Ada, MN.
Barney and Carrie Jacobs had one grandson, Clifford A. Tendeland who was born 12 Aug 1909 at Sioux City, Iowa and died in a car accident at the age of 54 on Mar 18, 1964 near Wolsey, SD. His wife, Katie Brenner Tendeland, survived him.
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