Jacob Engh

GREAT-UNCLE : Olof Johanson. GREAT-AUNT : Ingjerd Johansdotter.
GREAT-UNCLE : Johan Johanson. GREAT-UNCLE : Aron Johanson.
GREAT-AUNT : Sara Johannesdotter.

Olav has sent me some information about Jacob's address. He has found that the family at that time, 1900, Zakarias, Klara Mathilde and Jacob, lived at Tolbodgaten. You can see a drawing of Baglergaten, which Uncle Edvard said was where Jacob was born. I have added a beautiful watercolour of 6 Klostergaten, where they also lived, which Stein and Aud, and Roar and Lisbeth gave to me in 1987. The house was demolished in 1963, about six months before I arrived in Norway.

Aunt Marie Ravndal told me Jacob had a separate room in Klostergaten, similar to a flat. She had a small table which she said had been my Father's. I am happy to see that Eva has it. Uncle Edvard had kept Jacob's camera, which he gave to me. Olav had his violin. Aunt Elisabeth gave me his Confirmation spoon in 1964. Olav has since passed his violin to his son, Morten.

Olav has sent me some information about Jacob's address. He has found that the family at that time, 1900, Zakarias, Klara Mathilde and Jacob, lived at Tolbodgaten. You can see a drawing of Baglergaten, which Uncle Edvard said was where Jacob was born. I have added a beautiful watercolour of 6 Klostergaten, where they also lived, which Stein and Aud, and Roar and Lisbeth gave to me in 1987. The house was demolished in 1963, about six months before I arrived in Norway.

Aunt Marie Ravndal told me Jacob had a separate room in Klostergaten, similar to a flat. She had a small table which she said had been my Father's. I am happy to see that Eva has it. Uncle Edvard had kept Jacob's camera, which he gave to me. Olav had his violin. Aunt Elisabeth gave me his Confirmation spoon in 1964.