Arne Bergersen

Arne emigrerte til USA med utreise fra Christiania fredag den 16.10.1891 med båten S/S Angelo, Wilson Line. Turen gikk via Christiansand og til Hull i England. Derfra tok han tog til Liverpool for så å gå ombord i båten S/S City of Berlin, (Inman Line), som tok ham over Atlanterhavet og til New York og Castle Garden, der han ankom 30.10.1891.

Kona Agnes Madsen dro året etter i 1892. Jeg finner dem igjen med flere barn i staten Wisconsin. 

Sansynligvis har jeg funnet gravstøtten med navn og årstall i samme stat!

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ARNE B. BERG (AASNES, SOLAR) "Funeral services for Arne B. Berg (often called Flismoen) were held on Wednesday, April 13, at the Blair First Lutheran church. Pastor Konrad Urberg officiated and Rev. and Mrs. Urberg sang the funeral hymns. Arne B Berg was born July 24, 1867 in Aasnes, Solor, Norway to Mr. and Mrs Berger Anderson. He was baptized and confirmed in the Aasnes church. In 1891 he came to America, and in 1893 was united in marriage to Agnes Madsen at LaCrosse by the sainted Rev. E.O. Vik. The couple farmed in Trempealeau Valley until 1930 when they moved to Blair. Mrs. Berg passed away May 30, 1948. Children born to the couple are: Carl of Fergus Falls, Minn.; Alfred of Taylor; (Emma) Mrs. Roy Anderson of Chicago; Milton of Berwyn, Ill.; Leonard of Chicago; Alma, deceased in 1929; (Hilda) Mrs. William Nauert of Madison; Tilman deceased in 1916; and Norman of Minneapolis. The only member of the family now living in these parts is Alfred, the second son, living near Taylor. Mr. Berg made his home with the children and with the T.B. Thompsons after the death of his wife. He had been ailing in health since the demise of his wife. He was hospitalized about two weeks before his death and passed away at the Whitehall hospital on Sunday, April 10, 1949. Interment was in the old Trempealeau Valley cemetery beside the dear ones who had passed on before him." THE BLAIR PRESS - APRIL 21, 1949 Researching this family Cindi Anderson

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