Person:Gulbrand Nørstebøn (1)

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Gulbrand Larson Nørstebøn
b.15 Mar 1822 Nordsinni (Hogner) Parish, Oppland, Norway
d.21 Sep 1907 Timber Creek in Hale Township, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 27 Dec 1821
  1. Gulbrand Larson Nørstebøn1822 - 1907
  2. Margrete Marthea Larsdatter Sirirud1828 - 1914
Spouse and Children
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m. 16 Oct 1845
  1. Johanne Margrete Gulbrandsdtr Nørstebøen1846 - 1932
  2. Gunhilde Gulbrandsdatter Nørstebøen1847 - 1862
  3. Gulbrand Gulbrandsen Nørstebøen1850 - 1851
  4. Gilbert G. Lewis1852 - 1925
  5. Geline Norstebon1854 - 1940
  6. Ole Lewis1857 - 1912
  7. Martin Lewis1859 - 1942
  8. Anne Marie Lewis1864 - 1945
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Gulbrand Larson Nørstebøn
Alt Name Gudbrand _____
Alt Name[3] Gilbert Larson
Alt Name[4][5] Gilbert Lewis
Alt Name[3] Gulbrand Larsen Rusten Nørstebon
Alt Name[6] Gulbrand Larsen Rusten, under Gjuve
Gender Male
Birth[3][7][8][2][23] 15 Mar 1822 Nordsinni (Hogner) Parish, Oppland, Norway
Christening[3] 31 Mar 1822 Haugner Kirke - Nordsinni, Nordre Land, Opland, Norway
Residence[14][6][3][27] From 1828 to 1829 Nordsinni (Hogner) Parish, Oppland, Norwaywith his parents at Rusten under Gjuve
Marriage 16 Oct 1845 , Nordre Land, Oppland, Norwayto Anne Marie Thomlevold
Other Name Variation
with Anne Marie Thomlevold
Residence[15][28] From 1846 to 1865 Nordsinni (Hogner) Parish, Oppland, Norwaywith his wife and children
Other[16][17] 1859 Nordsinni (Hogner) Parish, Oppland, NorwayHe bought Nørstebøen from his father-in-law, Gulbrand Olsen Stuve Misc
Emigration[6][29] 1865 to America with his wife and children from Stuve
Occupation[3][18][30] 1865 "skysskar" before immigrating
Emigration[19][20][32] 10 May 1865 Christiania, , Oslo, Norwayfrom Norway on the Bark Nordlyset
Immigration[19][32] 29 Jun 1865 Quebec, , , Canadaat Canada on the Bark Nordlyset from Christiania, Norway
Immigration[12][25] with hs wife and children at Montreal, and they traveled the Great Lakes to Milwaukee.
Occupation[13] Hale Township, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, United StatesHomestead farmer at Timber Creek
Other[13][31] From 1865 to 1868 Blue Mounds, Dane County, Wisconsin, United StatesThe family settled for 3 years Migration
Death[9][10][2] 21 Sep 1907 Timber Creek in Hale Township, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, United States
Burial[11][24] Pigeon Falls, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, United States
Other[10][33] Sep 1907 Pigeon Falls, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, United StatesPigeon Creek Church Cemetery (the Upper Church) Burial
Other[3] 12 23 N 7 W 160 07 3671 1878/06/24 land record for Gilbert Larson Land
Other[26] Nørstebøn = Nørsteboen Name Variation
Other[13] Brother of Margarete (Mrs Hovel Stuve) who also lived in Timber Creek. Relationship

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References
  1. ↑ Elizabeth (Betty) Thomley. "Thomley Family History"; report to Sharon Rosenthal Lemley,, 1983.
    p. pages 1 & 12.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Robert "Bob" Gillespie. "Descendants of Lars Evenson Sirirud"; report to Sharon Lemley ; descendants' report held by Sharon Lemley.
    p. page 1, #2.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 Reutgen, Larissa, genealogist. Landingslaget Database, Larissa Reutgen
    Nørstebon Family Group.
  4. ↑ Wisconsin, Jackson. 1880 U.S. census, \i HeritageQuest\i0, Digital images (2). (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/census/search/basic: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.)
    T9, roll 1448, Town of Hale, enumeration district (ED) 64, p. 79 [4D], dwelling 31, family 32, LEWIS, GILBERT.
  5. ↑ Hattie Stuve. Letter. 1960 to Sharon Rosenthal. Privately held by Rosenthal..
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Svein-Erik Ødegaard. Boka om Land VIII Nordsinni, Grend - Bosted - Familie, Volume VIII bygdebok. (Nordre Land Kommune (Township), Oppland, Norway: Nordre Land Kommune, 1997.)
    Nørstebøen: page 376, #13.
  7. ↑ Svein-Erik Ødegaard. Boka om Land VIII Nordsinni, Grend - Bosted - Familie, Volume VIII bygdebok. (Nordre Land Kommune (Township), Oppland, Norway: Nordre Land Kommune, 1997.)
    Nørstebøen: page 376, #13 (year only).
  8. ↑ Elizabeth (Betty) Thomley. "Thomley Family History"; report to Sharon Rosenthal Lemley,, 1983.
    p. page 1 (birth month and year only).
  9. ↑ Reutgen, Larissa, genealogist. Landingslaget Database, Larissa Reutgen
    Nørstebon Family Group.

    Wisconsin Scandinavian Obituaries (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wisobits), Gilbert F Steig History of Co-1917.
    Trempealeau Co Wisconsin Death Index (Book FHL 977.549 V28), p49. _TAG3: YES

  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Digital images. (1). (The US GenWeb Archives Project. \i WIGenWeb - Wisconsin, Trempealeau County (Town of Pigeon Falls) Pigeon Creek Cemetery Tombstone Photos\i0 . http://www.usgwarchives.net/wi/cemetery/trempealeau-pigeoncreek.html)
    "Tombstone of Gulbrand Nørstebøn," \i WIGenWeb - Wisconsin, Trempealeau County (Town of Pigeon Falls) Pigeon Creek Cemetery Tombstone Photos\i0  (http://www.usgwarchives.net/wi/cemetery/trempealeau-pigeoncreek.html).
  11. ↑ Family Source of Data*
    Winnie (Larson) Burt, letter of 3 March 1997 to S. Lemley.
  12. ↑ Ida Anderson. "Wisconsin Scandinavian Obituaries," database, RootsWeb, \i Scandinavian Obituaries\i0  . ((http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wisobits/))
    ), MRS. GILBERT F. STEIG (LAND); THE WHITEHALL TIMES - DECEMBER 12, 1940.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Elizabeth (Betty) Thomley. "Thomley Family History"; report to Sharon Rosenthal Lemley,, 1983.
    p. page 2.
  14. ↑ Svein-Erik Ødegaard. Boka om Land VIII Nordsinni, Grend - Bosted - Familie, Volume VIII bygdebok. (Nordre Land Kommune (Township), Oppland, Norway: Nordre Land Kommune, 1997.)
    Rusten under Gjuve: page 474, #1 under Lars Evensen Rusten.
  15. ↑ Svein-Erik Ødegaard. Boka om Land VIII Nordsinni, Grend - Bosted - Familie, Volume VIII bygdebok. (Nordre Land Kommune (Township), Oppland, Norway: Nordre Land Kommune, 1997.)
    Nørstebøen: page 376, #13 note.
  16. ↑ Svein-Erik Ødegaard. Boka om Land VIII Nordsinni, Grend - Bosted - Familie, Volume VIII bygdebok. (Nordre Land Kommune (Township), Oppland, Norway: Nordre Land Kommune, 1997.)
    Nørstebøen: page 376, note above #13.
  17. ↑ Reutgen, Larissa, genealogist. Landingslaget Database, Larissa Reutgen
    Gulbrand Thomlevold Family Group, Mrg 2.
  18. ↑ Elizabeth (Betty) Thomley. "Thomley Family History"; report to Sharon Rosenthal Lemley,, 1983.
    p. 1.
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 "100 years of emigrant ships from Norway," database, \i Norway-Heritage Hands Across the Sea\i0  . ((copyright 1997 to Present))
    #65-72 Gulbrand !! Norstebøen family; Passenger list 1865 - bark Nordlyset.
  20. ↑ "Passenger Lists, 1865-1922." Digital images.. (\i Library and Archives Canada \i0 . www.collectionscanada.gc.ca : Date Created: 2006-10-20.)
    page 2, Gulbrand Norsteboen family.
  21.   Elizabeth (Betty) Thomley. "Thomley Family History"; report to Sharon Rosenthal Lemley,, 1983.
    p. page 13.
  22.   Svein-Erik Ødegaard. Boka om Land VIII Nordsinni, Grend - Bosted - Familie, Volume VIII bygdebok. (Nordre Land Kommune (Township), Oppland, Norway: Nordre Land Kommune, 1997.)
    Rusten under Gjuve: page 474.
  23. ↑ He was born at the Lie farm.
  24. ↑ Gulbrand and Ann Marie are both buried in the Upper Church cemetery (Pigeon Creek Cemetery) in Pigeon Falls.
  25. ↑ They traveled cross-country by wagon from Milwaukee to Black Earth in Dane County, Wisconsin where they lived for two years before making the three-week journey by covered wagon over wilderness trails to the farm in Trempealeau County.
  26. ↑ The Norwegian letter "ø" in English becomes "oe" as an accepted translation.
  27. ↑ They lived at the Li [aka Lie] farm in 1822, the year of his birth.
  28. ↑ -- at Midboen 1846-47; Bjørnslieneie 1850-51; Norstebon 1852-65.
  29. ↑ The family obtained a farm near Osseo, Wisconsin. [The route was by way of Quebec, according to the Thomle Family History].
  30. ↑ -- meaning, he was a coachman or driver. According to the Thomley Family History, he worked at the Thomlevold hotel and farm when he met and married Anne Marie. When asked what he did, he proudly said, "jeg var skyss skaffer pa volla!" This meant that he would drive tourists and hotel guests wherever they wanted to go and would act as a guide on fishing trips. He would ask tourists if they wanted still or "streamy" water and, depending on their answer, he knew exactly where to take them.
  31. ↑ Here they met the Eimons from Valdres, whom they had known or known about in Norway. The men worked in the lead mines and scouted for homesteads. Gulbrand and Ole Eimon obtained homesteads on adjoining land in Timber Creek in the Town of Hale, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin about 1868.
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 Passengers (including Gulbrand): 3 adults, 5 children: 2 under 14, 2 under 7, 1 under 1.
  33. ↑ Tombstone Photo
    http://www.usgwarchives.net/wi/cemetery/images/trempealeau/pigeoncreek/norstebongulbrand.jpg
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