Julius Klemmetsen Høstland^{[1, 2, 3]}

1863 - 1929  (65 år)

• Navn	Julius Klemmetsen Høstland
  Fødsel	24 Des 1863	Haustlandet, Flatanger, Trøndelag, Norge
  Dåp	03 Jul 1864
  Kjønn	Mann
  Confirmation	21 Sep 1879	Løvøy kirke, Flatanger, Trøndelag, Norge
  Occupation	1888	Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States
  	Laborer
  Residence	1888	Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States
  Residence	1900	Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States
  Residence	1910	Washburn, Washburn, Wisconsin, United States
  Residence	Fra Cirka Cirka Cirka Cirka 1911 til 1915	Dollarbay, , Michigan, United States
  Residence	Fra Cirka Cirka Cirka Cirka 1916 til 1918	Joppi, , Missouri, United States
  Residence	Cirka 1916	Alderson, , Alberta, Canada
  	Homestead
  Occupation	Fra Juni 1918 til 1920	Brooks, , Alberta, Canada
  	Worked each summer from June to September according to his homestead record
  Død	10 Jun 1929	Calgary, , Alberta, Canada
  CREA	10 Okt 2019
  _FID	2Z3V-5JV
  Person ID	75721904	Høves slekt
  Sist endret	3 Apr 2024

  
  

  Far	Klemmet Pedersen Stavholt Skjervøy Høstland,   f. 05 Aug 1821, Stavholt, Buvika, Skaun, Trøndelag, Norge d. 05 Nov 1888, Haustlandet, Flatanger, Trøndelag, Norge (Alder 67 år)
  Mor	Ingeborg Marta Bårdsdatter Sæter,   f. 11 Sep 1825, Sætervika, Osen, Trøndelag, Norge d. 14 Des 1904, Haustlandet, Flatanger, Trøndelag, Norge (Alder 79 år)
  Ekteskap	14 Aug 1845
  Notater	Referansenummer: MH:F500018
  Famile ID	F396	Gruppeskjema  |  Familiediagram

  
  

  Familie	Berit (Bertha) Larsdatter Kvilvangen,   f. 27 Feb 1870, Kvilvangen Nedre, Støren, , Trøndelag, Norge d. 13 Jun 1911, Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States (Alder 41 år)
  Ekteskap	11 Jun 1896	Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States
  CREA	13 Okt 2019
  Barn	1. Ingrid Katinka Hostland,   f. 06 Aug 1896, Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States d. 28 Jan 1950, Medicine Hat, , Alberta, Canada (Alder 53 år)   2. Lottie Christina Hostland,   f. 18 Jan 1898, Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States d. 27 Sep 1993, Fort MacLeod, , Alberta, Canada (Alder 95 år)   3. Anna Ovidia Hostland,   f. 27 Apr 1901, Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States d. 29 Sep 1961, Brooks, , Alberta, Canada (Alder 60 år)   4. George Bernhard Hostland,   f. 05 Apr 1905, Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States d. 25 Jul 1991, Gibsons, Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada (Alder 86 år)   5. Peder (Peter) Morris Hostland,   f. 15 Jul 1907, Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States d. 26 Des 1907, Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States (Alder 0 år)
  Famile ID	48169840	Gruppeskjema  |  Familiediagram
  Sist endret	12 Nov 2024

  
  

• Hendelseskart

  Fødsel - 24 Des 1863 - Haustlandet, Flatanger, Trøndelag, Norge Confirmation - 21 Sep 1879 - Løvøy kirke, Flatanger, Trøndelag, Norge Occupation - Laborer - 1888 - Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States Residence - 1888 - Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States Ekteskap - 11 Jun 1896 - Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States Residence - 1900 - Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States Residence - 1910 - Washburn, Washburn, Wisconsin, United States Residence - Fra Cirka Cirka Cirka Cirka 1911 til 1915 - Dollarbay, , Michigan, United States Residence - Fra Cirka Cirka Cirka Cirka 1916 til 1918 - Joppi, , Missouri, United States Residence - Homestead - Cirka 1916 - Alderson, , Alberta, Canada Occupation - Worked each summer from June to September according to his homestead record - Fra Juni 1918 til 1920 - Brooks, , Alberta, Canada Død - 10 Jun 1929 - Calgary, , Alberta, Canada  = Link til Google Earth

  
  

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  Julius Klemmetsen Høstland 1863-1929

  
  

• Notater

  Julius Klemmetsen Høstland, f 24.12.1863 i Høstlandet. Til Amerika i 1888 som ugift arbeider. Reisemålet var oppgitt til Washburn, Wisconsin. Papirene er datert 18.04.1884 hos Trondheim Politikammer. Han reiste med skipet Hero og linje Inman. Ser ut som han reiste sammen en handelsbetjent Haakon Olsen, ugift, 26 år fra Trondheim. De står oppført under hverandre og har samme reisemål. Muligens kom også Haakon fra Flatanger. Jeg finner en Håkon fra Teigmoen i Flatanger i folketellingen for 1865 som stemmer med alder. Julius giftet seg 11. juli 1896 i Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, United States med Bertha (Berit) Larsdatter, f 27.10.1870, d 13.06.1911, fra Støren. Berit kom til Amerika i 1893 sammen sine foreldre. MEMOARER: Julius og Berits datter Lottie Johnston har skrevet følgende memoarer om sine foreldre: "Memories of my Mother and Father (Julius Klemetsen and Bertha Larsen). I remember so well about my childhood days. We had a very happy home and a good home. My mother was so good natured. My father also was a good man. I remember a Rev. Christensen who confirmed me. I remember learning my catechism in Norwegian. We went to meetings in the morning and Sunday School in the afternoon and church at night. We never looked around to see people coming in the door. We were not allowed to do that. We learned our catechism in the basement. We had a relative by the name of Pedersen and Mrs. Pedersons' grandfather Hugidolf. He was very dark. His daughter Marie played the pipe organ for thirty years. They had two boys, Pearly and Adolf. My dad was in charge of the nitric acid and sulphuric plant for Dupont Dynamite Co. When we had bad snow storms in the winter, my dad carried us to school which was just a half a block away. One day I was playing with my friend. We jumped from our fence into a snow drift and my mother had to shovel us out. I remember one morning my mother was crying. She didn't want my dad to go to work because she had had a dream that there was an explosion at the plant. He went to work anyway and while we were at school (The Garfield School in Washburn Wisconsin) there was a terrible explosion at the plant and the panes in the windows at the school were flying all over the place. We left the school and went home. The men that worked at the plant had to take the train to work so my mother took us to the train and waited there until the news came that dad was Okay. But my cousin Arnold Hostland was killed and two of his friends. They were buried in the same coffin because there was nothing but dust left of them. We went to Washburn in Aug 1976 and saw the grave where my mother was buried and my little brother who died of bronchitis as a child (Peter Morris). It was a big plot and my cousin who died in the explosion was buried there too. My mother lost her right arm and later died in 1911. My father was transferred to Upper Michigan at Senter. We lived at Dollar Bay, just a small town but a very beautiful place. When we lived in Michigan ( I was about 14) and my sister and I were outside one night and the sailors were docked not far from our place. They always passed our house. My sister Ingrid and I were talking and laughing with these boys and my father came out. He sure told those boys off and Ingrid and I got the first licking we ever had. We stayed there until 1916 when my father became sick. He went to the doctor and he told him that the fumes were not good for him. My uncle Matt Hostland wrote and wanted my Dad to come to Alberta, so we came to Alderson, Alberta. We couldn't get over having no trees or water. Matt met us with a big wagon and we laughed so much at the horses big feet. They were Clydesdales. When we got to his farm, the gophers were all over the place and we thought they were rats as we had lots of rats in Michigan. George was only 6 years old then and we couldn't find him. We thought he was lost down the well. They took a mirror to see if they could see him. We were all worried but he had strayed away to one of the neighbors. How he found their place we didn't know. George had lots of experiences. One time in Washburn, my uncle Louis who was a butcher told George to bring the butcher knife to the house. They had a trap door in the kitchen. Someone was in the cellar so when George came running in the house, he fell rig We were in Alberta just a few months when Dupont asked dad to run a plant in Joplin Missouri. He worked there for a year but couldn't stand the heat and the employees that didn't want to work, so he didn't want that job. They offered him a job to run the plant at Tacoma, Washington, but he turned it down. He was a first class carpenter and lots of work in Calgary so he stayed there. He really liked Canada. In the meantime, I was married to Ernest R. Johnston and moved to Medicine Hat. George and Anna stayed with Dad and Ingrid. They lived on a farm in Alderson. when I visited my dad, I used to like to read and when looking through his books I found 10 and 20 dollar bills. I never told anyone about it, but years later I asked George if my father put his money in his books and George said he did. I often wonder if he found all of that money. It was depression at that time and lots of the banks were broke. I guess that's the reason for it because he wasn't a miser. her worked in Calgary and Banff as a carpenter and died in June 1921. He is buried in the Burnsland Cemetery there." (Pete Bransmo and Ingvold Victol...... thought not finished in her writings) Contributed By Maralee Groome, 8 November 2013 About Blog Feedback Site Map Solutions Gallery Cookie Preferences English FamilySearch Terms of Use (Updated 2018-09-01) | Privacy Notice (Updated 2018-09-01) © 2019 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. A service provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

  
  

• Kilder

  [28868120] Arnt Landre, https://www.nb.no/search?mediatype=bøker&title=øyfolket%20i%20flatanger, (Bygdebok), 382 (Troverdighet: 2). [9634049] https://www.digitalarkivet.no/view/8/pe00000000095256, Sør-Trøndelag fylke, Emigrantprotokoll nr. 8 (1888-1892), Protokollside Brukslenke for sidevisning: https://www.digitalarkivet.no/em20110302630028 Kildespesifikt søk - ingen listeinndeling: https://digitalarkivet.no/search/3/43717. [18903214] Nord-Trøndelag fylke, Nord-Flatanger, Sør-Flatanger i Flatanger, Ministerialbok nr. 771A03 (1870-1884), Konfirmerte 1879, Side 118 (Troverdighet: 3).