Person:Anne Dybdal (1)

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Anne Karine Dybdal
b.7 Nov 1883 Kapp, Ostre Toten, Norway
d.26 Sep 1958 Seattle, King Co., WA
Parents and Siblings
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m. 21 Apr 1876
  1. Even Ingvarsen Dybdal1877 - 1878
  2. Hans Ingvarsen Dybdal1879 - 1947
  3. Ingvar Grotberg1881 -
  4. Anne Karine Dybdal1883 - 1958
  5. Evald Ingvarsen Grotberg1886 -
  6. Petra Ingvarda Grotberg1888 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Oscar Hagen1884 - 1959
  • W.  Anne Karine Dybdal1883 - 1958
m. 8 Jun 1905
  1. Oscar Ingvar Hagen1905 - 1987
  2. Helen Mary Hagen1906 - 1991
  3. Olney Harold Hagen1907 - 1994
  4. Ewald Hagen1908 - 1909
  5. Alf W. Hagen1911 - 1987
  6. Myrtle Hagen1912 - 1990
  7. Esther Hagen1914 - 2002
  8. Lester Hagen1916 - 1957
  9. Edward Hagen1920 - 1933
  10. Vivian Hagen1921 - 2003
  11. Forrest Hagen1923 - 1996
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Facts and Events
Name Anne Karine Dybdal
Gender Female
Birth? 7 Nov 1883 Kapp, Ostre Toten, Norway
Marriage 8 Jun 1905 Mabel, Fillmore, Minnesota, United Statesto Oscar Hagen
Other Son-in-law: Devere McGuire (1)
with Oscar Hagen
Death? 26 Sep 1958 Seattle, King Co., WA
Burial? Masonic Memorial Park, Tumwater, Thurston Co., WA

Anne Karine was always called "Annie" . She emigrated from Norway on March 11, 1904, at the age of 20 and went to Mabel, Fillmore Co., MN. I believe there were Grøtberg relatives living there. She traveled with a Karen Olafsen Myrvold, 18 yrs. old, on the ship Montebello. Their final destination was listed as Boston but I've been told that the Montebello was only a "feeder" ship that traveled back and forth to Hull, England. From there, passengers took a train to Liverpool where they boarded a ship to America. I haven't searched the records yet to find out which ship she arrived in America on. Oscar Hagen followed her to Mabel in October of 1904 and they were married there.

April 25, 2002: While at the WI Historical Society in Madison, WI I found Anne Grotberg listed on the Saxonia arriving in Boston on March 25, 1904.

July 25, 2002: I went to the Mormon library in Oakdale, MN today to look at film # 1404204 (Boston Passenger Lists-1891-1920) and found her name on the Saxonia passenger list. She indicated she was going to Canton, MN to join "friend Peder Grotberg whose sister is with her". The sister must be the Karen Olafsen Myrvold she left Norway with. Karen's name appeared as a witness on Annie's marriage license and her name looked like it was spelled Mynvold.


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