Juel (James) Julson

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/108574482

"The Juelson (Hoverud) boys enlisted in the Union Army during the War of the States. Jul Juelson returned home to Perry after the war was over. During his absence his wife bought a farm and they lived and farmed in Perry Township for several years . . . Jul or James, as he was later known, left Perry for Waseca, Mn. There they bought a farm and stayed for several years. On May 2, 1878 the Juelson joined a wagon train and left for homestead lands in South Dakota. James Juleson died in November, 1926 at Flandreau, South Dakota." -- quoted from material supplied by Joan Gehrke, Lodi, Wisconsin, 2007.

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His wife may have been Igneborg Staulen (Stolen) [she also had a sister by the same name] because "Stolen" said he " . . . had two sisters, both named Ingeborg, because that was the name of both of my grandmothers. One of them was married to Juul Knudtson Haavrud, my wife's brother. She died many years ago. The other was married to Ivar Berg, and died at Kenset, Iowa, about five years ago." -- from "Old Pioneer Sketches the Frontier Days" and written by Thor Kittleson.

1849 immigration - Tor Horad (56yrs), Mon Juellsdatter (46yrs), Ole Joelsen (21yrs), Hasti Jonsdatter (?yrs), Astri Jonsdatter (13yrs), Joel Joelsen (10yrs), Even Joelsen (8yrs) & Gertind Joelsdatter (3yrs) sailed on the ship "17de Mai (Syttende Mai)", leaving Bergen on May 12th & arriving at New York on June 26th. http://www.norwayheritage.com/p_list.asp?jo=1