Johanne Gudbrandsen Segelstad

Owned Seielstad Nedre who sold it to Erik (Eli) in 1891 for Kr. 12000 Nigard Segelstad 1879-91 Onshus.no Johannes Gulbrandsen Segelstad Christened 10 Oct 1819 Ringebu Kirke Born 19 Nov 1824 Segelstad, Øvre, Liagrenda Gender Male Konfirmasjon 1841 Ringebu Yrke Nigard Segelstad 1879-91 1900 census 11 people living at Segelstad Nedre inclusing sister Eli and family (owners) he and his wife (he has given over the farm to Eli and Erik) and sister Berit and her daughter Anne..she is a housekeeper/spinner. Census Johannes Segelstad Gender: Male Birth: Nov 9 1824

 Ringebu, Oppland, Norway Residence:	1910

 Segelstad Nedre (Gaard), Ringebu, Oppland, Norway Residential Status:	Present Habitant Age:	85 Marital status:	Widower Census Source ID:	36433	County Number:	05 Municipality Number:	0520	Census District:	Mitstrand Census District Number:	006	Residence Number:	0023 Farm number:	105	Subfarm Number:	1 Person Number:	008	Household Number:	02 See household members Household Relation to head	Name	Birth Head	Johannes Segelstad	Nov 9 1824 Servant	Ragna Bystadhaugen	Nov 29 1892

Photo: Tenk om denne primstaven kunne fortelle litt om alt det den har hørt, om hus den har vært i, folk som har sett på den, tatt på den, historier den har hørt. Hvem som en gang i tida lagde den.... Denne primstaven var opprinnelig på Segelstad, og det var min tippoldefars bror Johannes Gudbrandsen Segelstad som solgte/ ga denne til en oppkjøper/ samler fra Nordiska museet i Stockholm. For en del år siden kom den til Norsk folkemuseum i Oslo, og der er den i dag. I dag er det 14. april, så dette var dagen for å snu den slik at sommersida kom fram. Imagine if this primer could tell a little about everything it heard, about houses it's been in, people who have looked at it, taken on it, stories it's heard. Who once made it.... This primer was originally at Segelstad, and it was my great-grandfather's brother Johannes Gudbrandsen Segelstad (from Gunny Segelstad) who sold / gave this to a buyer / collector from the Nordiska Museum in Stockholm. A few years ago it came to the Norwegian People's Museum in Oslo, and there it is today. Today is April 14. th, so this was the day to turn it around so the summer side appeared.