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4501 Vokste opp på Ertshus i Soknedal. Giftet seg med odelsgutten på Amdal og ble bondekone der. Olaug og John fikk 7 barn. Ertshus, Olaug Olsdatter (I987)
 
4502 Vokste opp på gården Duklet i Mosvika.
Ble gift i 1829 med enkemann Peder Jakobsen Langfjæra som var bror til søsteren Ellen Jonettas mann, Jakob Jakobsen Langfjæra.  		Duklet, Ingeborg Marta Olsdatter (I2181)
 
4503 Vokste opp på gården Eidsmo i Skaun. Gift med Ola Johnsen Lisbetseter. Bodde på Storugla (Meugla) i Klæbu. Eidsmo, Siri Andersdatter (77059432)
 
4504 Vokste opp på gården Forset i Klæbu. Han tok over gården etter foreldrene. Forset, Lars Larsen (79824740)
 
4505 Vokste opp på gården Granåsen.
Flyttet til husmannsplassen Fornes på Gaupa. Gift med Ole Johan Andreasen, f ca. 1833, d 1927. Far til Ole var Andreas Vilhelmsen, Svarthopen, Velfjord.
De fikk tre barn:
1) Julie Olea, f 1866, d 1866.
2) Elle Bergitte, f 1867, 1917. Bodde i Forneset. Ugift.
3) Ingeborg Anna, f 1876, d 1893 i Gaupen av difteri. 		Granås, Julianne Kristensdatter (10938870)
 
4506 Vokste opp på gården Husaby (gnr 11) i Buvika. Husaby, Berit Nilsdatter (41396092)
 
4507 Vokste opp på gården Husaby (gnr 11) i Buvika. Tok over gården etter foreldrene og dreiv der fra 1726–1765. Deres sønn Ingebrigt overtok gården. Husaby, Nils Olsen (I1336)
 
4508 Vokste opp på gården Skauan i Skaun. Død før 1734. Skauan, Dordi Evensdatter (I1474)
 
4509 Vokste opp på gården Skauan i Skaun. Død før 1734. Skauan, Ola Evensen (I852)
 
4510 Vokste opp på gården Skauan i Skaun. Han var hjemme i 1734, var "i u-rolige tancker" og "wanckelmodig". Skauan, John Evensen (I850)
 
4511 Vokste opp på Grøtheim.
Kom til gården Sund i Sømna (10:4). 		Grøtheim, Ingeborg Jørgensdatter (57087851)
 
4512 Vokste opp på Nordgården Vinsnes.
Hun giftet seg 20.07.1740 i Støren kirke med Oluf Eriksen Bonesvold (f 1713, d 1762) bondefolk i Utstu' Buset i Singsås.
De fikk 5 barn. 		Vinsnes, Randi Pedersdatter (I1858)
 
4513 Vokste opp på plassen Aunan Søndre gnr 83/12 på Frosta. Hun tok over plassen etter foreldrene. Hogstadsve, Anna Regine Nilsdatter (I1989)
 
4514 Vokste opp på plassen Nordstrand på Tautra. Nilsen, Ester Nikoline Paulsdatter (I1984)
 
4515 Vokste opp på Skauan i Skaun. Gift 1769 med Marit Simensdatter Rekstad fra Nordigård, f 1745. Kom til Sør-Husby (Bakkan). Hun var senere var gift med Ola Andersen Hoset, Nergård Solstad. Skauan, Even Klemmetsen (73151450)
 
4516 Vokste opp på Stavholt. Hun giftet seg med sin stefar da stemora døde. Stavholt, Ingeborg Evensdatter (I2875)
 
4517 Vokste opp på Støren. Utdannet seg til svakstrømsingeniør og jobbet hos Autronica på Lade i Trondheim.
Han var en dyktig skøyteløper på lokalt nivå.

Oddbjørn omkom i ulykke med småfly:
20. oktober 1977 tok Oddbjørn og en kamerat en flytur til Brønnøysund. De var begge vante flygere, men møtte dårlig vær på veien.
Ved 19-tida meldte de fra om at de var kommet inn i dårlig vær og ville returnere. Senere var det ikke mulig for kontrolltårnet på Værnes å komme i kontakt med pilotene i Piper Cherokee-flyet.
Det ble satt i gang leteaksjon og flyet ble funnet dagen etter, knust ved Midtvassklumpen øst for Langvatn i Sandvasslia i Namdalseid. De hadde kjørt rett inn i fjellsida i ca. 450 meters høyde. Hadde de gått 10–15 meter høyere ville de ha gått klar av fjellet. Det antas at de navigerte i retning av lysene på Øyenskavlen lenger sør-vest i 680 meters høyde.
Etter sammenstøtet med fjellveggen skled flyet ca. 20 meter oppover fjellet før det la seg til ro. Flykroppen var nesten utbrent og det har nok tatt fyr med det samme det tok bakken. Begge ble trolig drept i samme stund som flyet traff fjellet.

Oddbjørn var elektroingeniør og jobbet ved Autronica i Trondheim. Da han omkom bodde han hos foreldrene på Støren og pendlet daglig til jobb. Typisk Oddbjørn så forsøkte han å sette fartsrekord hver dag med Volvoen på vei til og fra jobb.
Oddbjørn var en veldig engasjert og interessant persjon og var et midtpunkt. Han likte fart og spenning så at han døde på denne måten var vel kanskje ikke uventet. 
Jeg savner ham fortsatt.
 		Tilset, Oddbjørn Henry (I235)
 
4518 Vokste opp på Svendstumoen. Gift I i 1915 med Randi Lorentzdatter Midtlyng, f 1887, d 1915. Gift II i 1922 med Ingeborg Pedersdatter Østlyng, f 1900. Bønder i Plassen, Ystlyng.
 		Lyngen, Esten Halvorsen (I2144)
 
4519 Vokste opp på Sørgården Røttum og tok over gården etter foreldrene. Røttum, Eli Estensdatter (I1933)
 
4520 Vokste opp på Vinsnes Nordgården.
Gift 07.04.1733 med John Arntsen Rognes, f 1705, d 1778.
De var brukere i Grytdal fra 1736.
De fikk 2 barn. 		Vinsnes, Kirsti Pedersdatter (I1857)
 
4521 Vokste opp på Ytter-Baustad.
Tok over ene parten av gården etter faren og ble gift med Brynhild Nilsdatter Brekk. Deres datter Karen Olsdatter omkom i Gimsen-tragedien i 1783 hvor et dåpsfølge kollsegla på vei til kirka.
De fikk 7 barn. 		Baustad, Ole Paulsen (I1620)
 
4522 Wikipedia:
Birkarlar var handelsmän, som åtminstone sedan slutet av 1200-talet och en bit in på 1500-talet, verkade i Torne, Lule och Pite lappmarker. De hade av den svenska regeringsmakten ett erkänt monopol på handeln och skatteuppbörden bland samerna i dessa storsocknar.

Birkarlarna nämns i flera medeltida källor, den första 1328. I Umeå lappmark benämns lapparna som "konungslappar", vilka beskattades genom särskilda fogdar. Enskilda birkarlar hade rätt till att ingå en överenskommelse om byteshandel med en motpart, same, och erlade för detta en avgift till kronan, som i gengäld gav dem sitt beskydd gentemot externa konkurrenter. Efter att Gustav Vasa infört direkt beskattning av samerna i alla de svenska lappmarkerna fortsatte birkarlarna sin verksamhet som handelsmän utan gynnad ställning. Man har därefter talat om birkarlar även i övriga lappmarker. 		Rahtu, Henrik Larsson (8870716)
 
4523 Yrke i 1875: ugift tjener på Moan.
Dreiv som skogsarbeider og hadde kår av gården. Ole var «kleinhelsug» (dårlig helse). 		Moum, Ole Eriksen (I142)
 
4524 Zakarias døde som barn. Haugen, Zakarias Zakariasen (I1199)
 
4525 Zakarias var oppkalt etter sin bror som døde som barn.
Han ble gift med Marit Hansdatter Malum i Singsås. De tok over hennes hjemgård Sørgården Malum omkring 1745. Zakarias druknet i Gaula 20. april 1757 og ble funnet igjen nede i Horg.
I kirkeboka er det anført: "udi al Stilhed og uden videre Ceremonie", fordi presten mente at "Sakreas lige saa snart forsætlig have ombragt sig selv, som saadant er skeet af Vaade" 		Haugen, Zakarias Zakariasen (I1200)
 
4526 Zakarias vokste opp på gården Systu' Haugen.
Faren, Hans Olsen, overlot drifta til Zakarias da han ble enkemann i 1709. Zakarias hadde da giftet seg allerede i 1702 med ei fra Rognes. Hun het Ingrid Olsdatter, f ca. 1681, d 1765. Mannen med det bibelske navnet var i 1723 med som en av de edsvorne lagrettesmenn og satte opp matrikkel og beskrivelse av gårdene i bygda.

Hvis en skal dømme etter skadetaksten slapp Zakarias rimelig fra det da svenskene stjal og herjet i 1718. Beløpet kom opp i 26 riksdaler for 4 tønner bygg, 20 lass høy, 2 lass halm, 1 ny skinnfell, 1 hud lær, matvarer og gårdsredskap. Det skinner igjennom i skattlegginga etterpå at det gikk langt verre med naboen John. Men krøtera må bøndene på Systu' ha jaget på skogen eller gjømt unna så Karolinerne ikke fikk has på dem. Det nevnes ikke såpass som en skarve sau i skadetakstene.

To av barna deres fikk en uheldig død. Først druknet den ene av sønnene (Zakarias) våren 1757 etter at han hadde tatt over som bonde på Sørgården Malum i Singsås, og i 1766 ble datteren Margrete slått ihjel av lynet etter hun kom til Refset som gårdkjerring.

Alderen til Zakarias er oppgitt til 66 år da han døde, dermed født ca. 1678. 		Haugen, Zakarias Hansen (I1193)
 
4527 ___

OLINE HANSDATTER HØVE (born SØPSTAD) born 05.12.1888 on Nypsletten, Leinstrand, Trøndelag, Norway. She was baptized on 10 February 1889 in Leinstrand church. She was the fifth child of Hans Altsen Olstad Søpstad, b 18.12.1818, d 01.04.1895, and Berit Andersdatter Hanger, b 30.06.1861, d 27.01.1927.

Oline had one sister (Hansdatter Søpstad, b 12.05.1883, d 12.05.1883) and three brothers Albert Olaf Hansen Søpstad, b 30.11.1880, d 30.06.1964, Karl Marius Hansen Søpstad, b 19.10.1884, d 07.01.1885 and Karl Marius Hansen Søpstad b 11.04.1886, d 01.06.1939. Oline also had a half-brother, Johan Herman Ludvigsen Værnes, b 05.12.1888, d 18.11.1931, whom the mother had with Ludvig Olsen Værnes. In addition, she had 4 half-brothers that her father had before he married Berit, see page 17.
Oline was 6 years old when her father Hans Altsen died and 38 years old when her mother, Berit Andersdatter, died.

On 12 August 1912, Oline married Petter Olsen Høve (b 03.07.1892, d 08.07.1957) in Melhus church. She was 23 and Petter 20 at the time.
From 1917 she lived on Langstein, Trøndelag.
Oline died of cancer 15.04.1931 on Lauvlund, aged 42. Buried 25.04.1931, Skatval church. Her husband Petter died on 08.07.1957, 26 years after her.


Oline's mother was young when she became a widow
When Oline was born, the family had just moved from the farm Søraunet in Saupstad to Nypsletten in Leinstrand. Her father worked as a cobbler and was 70 when Oline was born, her mother 27. So there was a very big age difference between the parents.

On Nypsletten there were only a couple of acres for potato land, no grazing rights or other rights. So the family depended on the additional income her father was able to obtain as a cobbler to get by. It seems that age began to affect Oline's father's ability to work and he was unable to provide enough income for the family and they had to ask for support from the social welfare service.

Oline's father died on 01.04.1895, aged 76, and her mother, Berit, became a widow at the age of 33 and alone to support the children. Oline was then 6 years old, Karl 9 years old and Albert 14 years old. In the father's estate, there was not much help to be had for a family that was already dependent on social welfare care:
«The constitution of the estate: The owner of the Nypsletten farm, who owes so much that the estate will only benefit approx. NOK 300,- ($30). The furniture and fixtures were worn and unusable. The social welfare service has partially supported the family.»

At that time, families who became financially incapacitated mainly had to get help from their family or neighbours. Oline's mother had no close relatives to lean on. Her father had died - and her mother and siblings had emigrated to America.

Another option that was quite common for widows and widowers was to remarry. So when Oline's widowed mother fell in love with a handsome fellow from Stjørdal, it made the situation easier for her. Her mother became engaged in 1896 to the divorced watchmaker from Stjørdal, Ludvig Olsen Værnes (b 07.03.1859, d 26.06.1916), and they were to marry. In the autumn of 1896, her mother became pregnant and on 16 May 1897 she gave birth to a son, Johan Herman Ludvigsen.


Oline and her siblings were accommodated
But family happiness didn't last long. The watchmaker was not to be trusted. He ran away from responsibility and Oline's mother was left alone to support another child. It became a hopeless situation for the family and the betrayal by the child's father was humiliating for Oline's mother. She became deeply depressed and was admitted to Rotvold asylum. The authorities intervened and the children were taken from her and accommodated on farms in the area.
Oline's brother, Karl (aged 11), was accommodated to the farm Bleke in Melhus. Big brother Albert (17 years) to the farm Brubakk in Melhus and her half-brother Johan Herman (1 year) to the farm Hegstad Søndre in Leinstrand.
Oline was 9 years old at the time and was probably accommodated to the Lund farm in Leinstrand. I assume that, because in the 1900 census (dated 03.12) she was living there. She was 12 years old and a «tjeneste-jente» on the Lund farm. Lund is located by Lundåsen between Ringvold and Heimdal in Trondheim. In 1900, there were 9 permanent residents on the farm. The farmer was Jonas Larsen, born 1868. He lived with his parents, sister and 3 children. His wife was probably dead. On the farm there were also a «dreng» = young boy helping the farmer.

Being accommodated on a farm was a common way of caring for children from families who did not have relatives to care for them. It must have been a very dramatic event for the children. It is probably likely that Oline and her siblings were well looked after by the farmer's family, but there is nothing that can replace the security and community they had in their family.


Oline falls in love and returns the tickets to America
Oline was confirmed on 18 October 1903, aged 14, in Leinstrand church. She got a grade of 2.5 in Christian knowledge and 2 in Order and behavior. At the confirmation, she still lived on the Lund farm. Her mother was then discharged from Rotvold and also lived on Lund. Both were registered with Lund as «surname».

At that time, it was common for young girls to work as «tjeneste-jente» after they had been confirmed. Oline had already worked for some years as «tjeneste-jente» on the Lund farm. I'm not sure how long she stayed on Lund. It is likely that all the siblings lived in the Melhus area in the years between 1900 and 1908 because contact between them was maintained. In 1908 her brother Karl emigrated to America and I have found a postcard he sent to Oline from Proctor in Minnesota in 1910. This proves that they kept in touch even though they lived on different farms.

In the 1910 census, Oline was 22 years old and worked as «tjeneste-jente» on the farm Melhus. There were 6 permanent residents on the farm, all unmarried. The head and farmer was Martin N. Melhus, born 15.07.1882.

At the same time, Petter Høve also worked at Melhus, so it was probably there that they met. He was a «tjeneste-gutt» = boy in service, an apprentice in farm work. When they met, Oline had planned to emigrate to America with her brother Albert and his wife Gurine, and their two young children. Albert was already in America and had bought tickets. But Oline was so in love with Petter that she chose to stay at home. Petter clearly had no plans to emigrate, even though 6 of his siblings had emigrated to America. Oline was to be a traveling companion for her sister-in-law and her two small children. When Oline did not want to travel, her sister-in-law did not find the courage to travel alone across «The Pond» with two small children. Thus it was that Albert returned and established his family in Norway.


Oline and Petter bought a farm at Langstein
Oline and Petter became engaged and then married 12.07.1912 in Melhus church. After they married, they lived with Petter's parents on Nergården at Lyngen in Lundamo, Trøndelag. Petter helped his father with the farm work – in addition to being a construction worker on the railway. On 6 February 1914 they had their first child, Klara, and on 5 August the following year their son Herman was born. He was probably named after Oline's half-brother, Johan Herman.
When Petter's father handed over Nergården to an older brother of Petter's, they chose to move. In 1917, Petter bought the farm Risholt Nordre (gnr 9, bnr 1) on Langstein in Stjørdal municipality, Trøndelag, and the family moved there. Petter's parents also accompanied the moving load. Petter bought the farm for NOK 7,500 ($750). The following year, he entered into an agreement on «kår» for his parents, who were then around 70 years old. An agreement on «kår» ensured the parents the right to live on the farm the rest of their lives. This was the usual way of securing a pension for the parents. The agreement was registered and thus valid if the farm was sold to others.


The summer of 1919 was a turning point for the young family
In the winter of 1919, Oline contracted pneumonia while she was pregnant with her third child. On 6 July 1919, she gave birth to a stillborn child in a painful and long delivery – where the child was taken with forceps. From the medical record, one can read: «After the forceps delivery, there must have been something wrong with the uterus – has sought several doctors for this, – has been depressed about this, as she thinks she will not get well again.»

Oline became more and more depressed after the birth. Through the winter of 1920 the spark of life disappeared and the doctor described her situation like this: «She must be looked after as you cannot be safe from suicide.» In March 1920, the district doctor thought it best to admit her to Rotvold hospital where she stayed until Christmas 1920. This was dramatic for the family and Petter was left alone with two small children aged 4 and 6 and his aging parents. Before Christmas 1920, their son Herman also fell ill and was admitted to Innherred Hospital in Levanger.

In addition, they were influenced by external conditions. In the wake of the First World War, Norway was thrown into a series of economic crises. Banks and businesses went bankrupt, municipalities were placed under government administration and many farmers had to sell their farms.

This led to Petter dividing the farm in two in 1921, where he kept a smaller part himself. He sold the main farm Risholt Nordre for NOK 13,000 ($1,300). Oline and Petter named their new farm Lauvlund (meaning a grove of deciduous trees). The slightly warm and romantic name, Lauvlund, was chosen because the farm yard was built next to a birch grove. I interpret the name to mean that Oline and Petter had faith in the future – and envisioned creating a safe and good life for themselves and their family on the farm.


Oline and Petter had to build up the new farm from scratch
Oline and Petter cannot have lacked enthusiasm and courage when they set about establishing their new home on Lauvlund. There were difficult times in the country and that perhaps motivated them extra. They had to build the farm from scratch. Admittedly, they took over land that had been farmed for many years, but a new dwelling house, barn and carriage house – and storehouse – had to be built. Tools and livestock also had to be bought. At that time, it was not unusual to buy entire houses from other farms, and so did Petter.

The residence was originally a timber summerhouse of the neighboring farm Risholt Nordre. They dismantled the house, moved it up the hills to Lauvlund where they rebuilt it. The timber for the barn apparently came from a timber forge on the neighboring farm Risholt Søndre. It was also moved to Lauvlund and set up there. They built hay barns above the barn. Petter's father was a skilled carpenter and certainly contributed a lot, even though he was 72 at the time. When the barn was finished, there was room for a horse, 2–3 cows, a couple of pigs, 5–6 sheep, chickens and a rooster.
The first years on Lauvlund were characterized by a lot of work to build houses and farm buildings – in addition to running the farm, which was the very basis of life. Lauvlund was a small agricultural property, even by the conditions of the time. An average farm in Trøndelag around 1920 was approx. 70,000 square meters of arable land, while at Lauvlund it was possible to cultivate up to 20,000 square meters. If all the areas were utilized to the maximum.


Little Herman becomes seriously ill
The first 6 years on the farm were probably very demanding for Oline and Petter.
Oline had her aging mother and Petter's aging parents living on Lauvlund. Their son Herman probably also had poor health and in the winter of 1924 he was affected by meningitis. There was no way to save him and he was only 8 1/2 years old when he died on 13 February 1924. Petter's father also had failing health and died about a month later. He died on March 30 of «old age», aged 74. Three years later, in 1927, the family was again struck by death. Oline's mother, Berit, who had probably moved into Lauvlund a couple of years earlier, contracted cancer and died on 27 January 1927, aged 65. Just one month later, on 1 March, Petter's mother also died of old age, aged 79.


Oline got pregnant again
Fortunately for me and my descendants, Oline was still fertile after the dramatic birth in the summer of 1919. In the late summer of 1924, Oline became pregnant, and on 5 April 1925 she gave birth to a viable son, Odd Peder (my father), at Lauvlund. Odd was baptized in Skatval church on 14 June 1925. Sponsors were Oline's half-brother Herman Værnes and his wife Astrid, farmer's son and neighbor Ole O. Løvås and Oline's sister-in-law Borghild Søpstad.
In order for the family to manage, Petter had to take odd jobs. He had a versatile background from practical work which came in handy. Petter had done farm work, construction work, spent several winters in the timber forest and worked as a carpenter and was a skilled craftsman.
By the end of the 1920s, they had become a small family of four. Their daughter Klara was confirmed and certainly participated in all «women's work» on the farm. The son Odd was active and willing to learn and followed his father in his daily chores. The family had made it through some challenging years.


Oline was affected by cancer
Throughout the winter of 1931, Oline got ill and she became weaker and weaker. The doctor found that she had cancer and there was no treatment for this at the time. She died on April 15, aged 42. Petter and Oline had been married for 19 years when Oline died on Lauvlund in 1931.

Oline and Petter had 4 children
1. Klara Høve, b 06.02.1914, d 27.02.1993. Born on Lyngen in Horg, Trøndelag. She grew up in Langstein, Stjørdal. Married in Skatval church on 08.01.1941 to Signolf Sivertsvik, b 02.04.1911, d 22.08.1976, from Langstein. Farmers at Risholt Nordre, Langstein. They had 2 children Oddny Synnøve and John Sverre.
Baptized in Horg church 22.031914. Sponsors were Ole Høve, Albert Søpstad, Lars Aune, Kjersti Høve, Karen Høve and Anne Nygaard.
2. Herman Høve, b 15.08.1915, d 13.02.1924. Born on Lyngen in Horg. Herman was stricken with meningitis in the winter of 1924 and died on 13 February 1924, only 8 1/2 years old.
Baptized in Horg church 03.10.1915. Sponsors were Lars Aune, Albert Søpstad, Iver Høve, Hilde Høve and Anne Løhre.
3. Pettersen Høve, b 06.07.1919, d 06.07.1919. Stillborn boy. The birth was reported to the church by Petter's father Ole on 7 July 1919.
4. Odd Peder Høve, (my father) b 05.04.1925, d 07.01.2008. Born on Lauvlund, Langstein and grew up there. Married in 1952 to Margit Aunøien, b 29.01.1916, d 26.12.2008 from Rognes, Støren, Trøndelag. Odd was a builder and the family lived at Hammersborg in Trondheim. They had a son, Per Otto. Margit had two children from a previous marriage, Frank and Marit Hildegunn.
Baptized in Skatval church 14.06.1925. Sponsors were construction worker Johan Herman Værnes and wife Astrid, Stjørdal, farmer's son Ole O. Løvaas, Langstein, and «pige» = unmarried girl Borghild Søpstad, Melhus.

___ 		Søpstad, Oline Hansdatter (I24)
 
4528 {geni:occupation} Hyttknekt, pliktsarbetare vid Röros hytta Catz, Mogens Larsen (I2634)
 

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