Knud LARSEN

                   Last change: 26 Sep 1995

Wiil Knudsdtr. Nore is my grandfather's sister?
She is listed in the "Red Book" on page 33 as an adult and page 24 as a child.

City, Utah: Krodsherad Volumn I, by Andreas Morch call number  948.25/K2 D2M, page 647,
                  

                   Last change: 26 Sep 1995

Lars had the farm.  According to notes from my father, Lars never married.

NOTE:
Source notes from a book from Genealogical Library in Salt Lake City, Utah: Krodsherad Volumn I, by Andreas Morch
call number  948.25/K2 D2M, page 647
                  

                   Last change: 26 Sep 1995
Truls was born either in 1874 or (in Lars red book in 1875) Truls died unmarried.  He may have committed suicide?

NOTE:
Source notes from a book from Genealogical Library in Salt Lake City, Utah: Krodsherad Volumn I, by Andreas Morch
call number  948.25/K2 D2M, page 647
                  

                   Last change: 26 Sep 1995
Anders was a sheriff.  As he was pursuing someone over the mountain, he met my grandmother, Maren Sorensen Bjerkerud, who was tending the cows in the high country for the summer.  I was told that my grandfather, Anders, wanted to
rest and while he was napping, grandma took soot from the fire and painted his face.  Later they were married, about 1908.  He and his wife, Maren Sofie Sorensen, lived on the farm Bjorkerud.  The Bjorkerud farm belonged to the Sorensen family.  The papers showing ownership of this farm are in the possession of Maren Elizabeth Nohre Mason - grand daughter of Anders Knudsen Nohre and Maren Sofie Sorensen.

% Kristian was born before their marriage.

Anders died in the flu epidemic of 1918.  I was told he refused to drink any liquor that his doctor had recommended and so chocked to death. (all of the information recorded above is according to the account of my father Knut Anders Nohre).  This was written by Maren Elizabeth Nohre Mason.

Anders was the youngest of 4 children.  He had 2 older brothers (who never married) and 1 sister. He was raised Lutheran, which is the state church.

A daughter, Maren, was born in 1913.  She was pronounced a healthy big baby girl, but 5 hours later she died. No ones seems to know the cause.  Knut remembers picking a bouquet of flowers for her.  He was able to see his mother with his baby sister.  (Knut was about 4 years old at this time).

The family in Norway seems to think that Anders K. Nore is the first to have changed the spelling of his last name to Nohre.  This is the spelling on the grave marker in the family cemetary in Modum, Buskerud, Norway.  It is also the way my father spelled our family name.

NOTE: Source notes from a book from Genealogical Library in Salt Lake City, Utah: Krodsherad Volumn I, by Andreas Morch call number
   948.25/K2 D2M.  Also personal records held by Maren Elizabeth Nohre Mason.

Seal to Spouse Source (Spouse Maren Sofie  Sorensen):  I, Maren Elizabeth Nohre Mason, (her grand-daughter), was the proxy for Maren Sofie Sorensen in the San Diego temple, June 9, 1994.