Even Iverson Arnegard

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Even Iverson Arnegard, born to Iver Olson and Gjertrud Moen Arnegard, was born 23 August 1878 in Norway Township.

When he was a young child, his father, Iver, was killed. Even and his four siblings were raised by their mother in Mayville, ND, after the fathers death.

Even married Ida Rindy on 10 November 1905. This family had 7 children.

On Nov. 25, 1905, Even filed on his homestead at Minot, ND., in what later became Arnegard township

In 1919, Even and his family moved near Hillsboro until Even passed away on 23 April 1940.

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Parents:

 Iver Olson Arnegard (1849 - 1882)

 Gjertrud Evensdtr. Moen Arnegard (1846 - 1939)

Spouse:

 Ida Rindy Arnegard (1886 - 1969)*

Children:

 Arthur Gerhard Arnegard (1906 - 1975)*

 Lillian Edora Arnegard (1911 - 1987)*

 Edwin Eugene Arnegard (1913 - 1985)*

 Alma Louise Arnegard (1920 - 1939)*

 Norris Jerome Arnegard (1922 - 1984)*

Siblings:

 Maria Arnegard Strom (1874 - 1951)*

 Oscar I. Arnegard (1876 - 1942)*

 Even Iverson Arnegard (1878 - 1940)

 Julianna Arnegard Smaaladen (1880 - 1969)*

 Iver Iverson Arnegard (1882 - 1950)*

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Burial: Arnegard Cemetery Traill County North Dakota, USA

Created by: Janice Record added: Jun 12, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 38252445

Even Arnegard was born near Mayville, N. D. Aug. 23, 1878. He was baptized and confirmed in the Aal Church. On Nov. 10, 1905 he married Ida Rindy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rindy. They had 7 children.

In the spring of 1905 he left for the western part of North Dakota and settled on a homestead 35 miles west of Williston, N. D. together with his brother, Oscar. They were of the first ones to claim land there. Late in the summer of 1905 when the brothers had built log cabins their families joined them. As there was no railroad, they hauled their grain 35 miles to Williston, bringing supplies home with them. Each trip took 3 days. Even also operated a livery stable.

The family moved back to Traill County in 1919 and lived near Hillsboro, N. D. until Even passed away April 23, 1940. He is buried in the Arnegard cemetery west of Hillsboro, North Dakota.