Martha Hvamsal

Notes:

!0SO: A-020-R gives Malena's name and that of her husband (as Karl Hvambaal) and 3 of her children. It states that Karl was 72 in 1928 which would make
his b. date about 1856. He was described by Salina in 1928 as a young looking old man. A-075 is data used.


!0SO: A-020-R gives Malena's name and that of her husband (as Karl Hvambaal) and 3 of her children. It states that Karl was 72 in 1928 which would make
his b. date about 1856. He was described by Salina in 1928 as a young looking old man. A-075 is data used.

Karl married Anne Malena AANESTAD Waal. Anne (daughter of Martin Aanestad, (a twin) and Karen Sofie Hvaal) was born on 3 Mar 1868; died on 31 Mar 1915. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!SO: A-075.
A-020-R gives Malena's name and that of her husband and 3 of her children.
Also her d. date. But is not exact.

!SO: A-075.
A-020-R gives Malena's name and that of her husband and 3 of her children.
Also her d. date. But is not exact.

Notes:

!SO: NLR. Twin brother of Mathias. He was a laborer in Sandsvaer.
A-020-U also shows Martin at Sandsver.
A-020-N lists name as Martin, b. date as 4-17-1842.
a-020-O lists Martin, b. date 4-17-1842.
A-075 lists children with last name "Waal". Reason not given.
(A-020-U) has a note that Martin got the picture (of Ole F) which had first
been given by his grandmother, Martha, to her son Ole. Martin is
said to have been named for his grandmother, Martha.
PROBLEM: A-020-U lists a Martin (is this the one?) and what appears to be names
of his children: Malene Vaal - Hoansal, Helge (died), Hanna (died),
and Gina (died).
A-020-R From Alert Palmer Aanestad, my thoughts 3-17-1975. "The way I piece it
together from Salina's report of the trip to Norway in 1928, where she
tells of the visit to Waals in Sandevar, south of Kingsberg. But the
name of those living on the place, she gives as Hvambaal which leaves
me a little unclear. It looks like this -
Martin Aanestad, Pa's brother, married a wife in Sandevar and,
perhaps she was a Waal. Then the farm was Waal? Their daughter,
Malina, our cousin, married Karl Hvambaal. She had died in 1915. Karl
Hvambaal was 72 in 1928 and Selina describes him as a young looking old
man. Three of Karl and Malina's children lived on the farm. Halvor
operated the farm. Peder worked in a bank near by. Sophie kept house.
Gina was married and lived nearby. Another sister worked in Honefuns
(spelling). The old grandmother living with them was 80 in 1928. That
would be Martin's wife, the mother of Malena. Selina does not mention
the grandmother's name".

!SO: NLR. Twin brother of Mathias. He was a laborer in Sandsvaer.
A-020-U also shows Martin at Sandsver.
A-020-N lists name as Martin, b. date as 4-17-1842.
a-020-O lists Martin, b. date 4-17-1842.
A-075 lists children with last name "Waal". Reason not given.
(A-020-U) has a note that Martin got the picture (of Ole F) which had first
been given by his grandmother, Martha, to her son Ole. Martin is
said to have been named for his grandmother, Martha.
PROBLEM: A-020-U lists a Martin (is this the one?) and what appears to be names
of his children: Malene Vaal - Hoansal, Helge (died), Hanna (died),
and Gina (died).
A-020-R From Alert Palmer Aanestad, my thoughts 3-17-1975. "The way I piece it
together from Salina's report of the trip to Norway in 1928, where she
tells of the visit to Waals in Sandevar, south of Kingsberg. But the
name of those living on the place, she gives as Hvambaal which leaves
me a little unclear. It looks like this -
Martin Aanestad, Pa's brother, married a wife in Sandevar and,
perhaps she was a Waal. Then the farm was Waal? Their daughter,
Malina, our cousin, married Karl Hvambaal. She had died in 1915. Karl
Hvambaal was 72 in 1928 and Selina describes him as a young looking old
man. Three of Karl and Malina's children lived on the farm. Halvor
operated the farm. Peder worked in a bank near by. Sophie kept house.
Gina was married and lived nearby. Another sister worked in Honefuns
(spelling). The old grandmother living with them was 80 in 1928. That
would be Martin's wife, the mother of Malena. Selina does not mention
the grandmother's name".

Martin married Karen Sofie Hvaal. Karen was born on 4 May 1848; was buried in , , , REF: NLR #74E. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!See NLR #74e
Lois says the name is Karin.
A-075 is data used.

!See NLR #74e
Lois says the name is Karin.
A-075 is data used.

Notes:

!SO: see NLR #74 also there is more.
#60 says Helge Aanestad
#70 says Helge Olson same person
BURIAL: Hallvard Aanestad sent a photograph of "Varhaug Old Cemetery" showing
three iron crosses in the cemetery. It is believed that Helge Olson
is buried near these iron crosses.
NOTES: Ralph Aanestad states that he acquired information directly from his
grandfather, Helge Aanestad, son of Helge Olson Aanestad.
Ralph Aanestad's record shows spelling as Helge Olsen Aanestad vs. the NLR#70
which spells it Helge Olson Aanestad. Ralph lists Helge Olson's wife as Anna
Malene while the NLR lists it as Anna Malena Knutsdotter.
He was a klokker in the church in Varhaug for many years.
(A-020-U) Handwritten by Alert Palmer Aanestd, states, "Pa's father was Helje
Olsen Aanestad. Fuglestad" (this is Ole Fuglestad who was Helge Olsen's
brother-in-law) "wrote him (Helge Olsen) a letter a few years before he died,
not to be opened till after his death, in which he ennumerated his property.
At that time he also left his sister, Martha, his picture in a gold frame.
She later gave this picture to her son, Ole. Ole gave it to Pa's brother,
Martin, because he was named for his grandmother, Martha. After Ole
Fuglestad's own son died, he wanted to adopt someone in his place. He chose a
son of his youngest sister, Aagot, who lived at Lode in Narbo. This boy was
very intelligent but very quick tempered and eccentric. His name apparantly
was Aadne. He was so incorrigible that Ole F. had to sen him home again.
Because of Aadne, Mrs. F. also seemed to hold a grudge against all of Ole`s
relatives. Pa thought that was why Ole wrote secretly to Pa's father, Helge,
about some money hidden under the kitchen floor. Thus Aadne lode was
responsible for the loss of some inheritance by Pa's father, uncles and aunts.
Later, Aadne became a teacher. He died poor after a hectic life."
A-020-U is not clear but seems to indicate that each heir (of Ole Fuglestad?)
got 414 speuidollars (spelling?) with the reult that Helge built a house
and barn on his farm.
A-020-N lists name Helge Olson Aanestad, Varhaug, Norway. b. 1807, d. 1876.
A-020-O from Henrietta lists same birth and death data as A-020-N.
A-020-O states that he was a teacher and church deacon.
A-020-f notes that he was a teacher and church deacon. Cause of death was
stomach ulcer. He is buried at Varhaug Church. Lists Narbo, Norway
for all his children.

!SO: see NLR #74 also there is more.
#60 says Helge Aanestad
#70 says Helge Olson same person
BURIAL: Hallvard Aanestad sent a photograph of "Varhaug Old Cemetery" showing
three iron crosses in the cemetery. It is believed that Helge Olson
is buried near these iron crosses.
NOTES: Ralph Aanestad states that he acquired information directly from his
grandfather, Helge Aanestad, son of Helge Olson Aanestad.
Ralph Aanestad's record shows spelling as Helge Olsen Aanestad vs. the NLR#70
which spells it Helge Olson Aanestad. Ralph lists Helge Olson's wife as Anna
Malene while the NLR lists it as Anna Malena Knutsdotter.
He was a klokker in the church in Varhaug for many years.
(A-020-U) Handwritten by Alert Palmer Aanestd, states, "Pa's father was Helje
Olsen Aanestad. Fuglestad" (this is Ole Fuglestad who was Helge Olsen's
brother-in-law) "wrote him (Helge Olsen) a letter a few years before he died,
not to be opened till after his death, in which he ennumerated his property.
At that time he also left his sister, Martha, his picture in a gold frame.
She later gave this picture to her son, Ole. Ole gave it to Pa's brother,
Martin, because he was named for his grandmother, Martha. After Ole
Fuglestad's own son died, he wanted to adopt someone in his place. He chose a
son of his youngest sister, Aagot, who lived at Lode in Narbo. This boy was
very intelligent but very quick tempered and eccentric. His name apparantly
was Aadne. He was so incorrigible that Ole F. had to sen him home again.
Because of Aadne, Mrs. F. also seemed to hold a grudge against all of Ole`s
relatives. Pa thought that was why Ole wrote secretly to Pa's father, Helge,
about some money hidden under the kitchen floor. Thus Aadne lode was
responsible for the loss of some inheritance by Pa's father, uncles and aunts.
Later, Aadne became a teacher. He died poor after a hectic life."
A-020-U is not clear but seems to indicate that each heir (of Ole Fuglestad?)
got 414 speuidollars (spelling?) with the reult that Helge built a house
and barn on his farm.
A-020-N lists name Helge Olson Aanestad, Varhaug, Norway. b. 1807, d. 1876.
A-020-O from Henrietta lists same birth and death data as A-020-N.
A-020-O states that he was a teacher and church deacon.
A-020-f notes that he was a teacher and church deacon. Cause of death was
stomach ulcer. He is buried at Varhaug Church. Lists Narbo, Norway
for all his children.

Helge married Anna Malena Knutsdotter Kvia on 24 May 1835. Anna (daughter of KNUT Simonson Kvia and Malena Larsdotter Kvia) was born on 27 Sep 1812 in Hå, Rogaland, Norway; died on 6 Feb 1866. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!SO: Also known as Anna Malena KVIA? See NLR #74 and translate [ ].
(A-020-Q) lists name as Anne Malene.
(A-020-U) lists name as Anne Malene Knudsdatter of Kvia and married to
Helje. Name again listed as Anne Malene Kvia.
(A-020-N) A FGR in an unknown hand, lists name as Anna Malene Kvie.
from Kvie, Naerbo, Norway. b. 1812, d. 1865.
(A-020-O) Henrietta lists name as Anne Malene Kvie from Kvie, Norway
born 1812, died 1865.
(A-047) *Best data
1. See (Kvia, Naerbo 31e) in the NLR [ ].
2. Ralph Aanestad says her baptism date is 12 Sept 1812. Also says her
name was Anna Malena Kvia. REF: Ralph's Family Tree, from notes he
took in 1969 while visiting families in Norway.
3. Aunt Lois's record says her parents were Knut Siverson and Molli Kvia
A-020-f lists cause of death as rheumatism.
4. A-047 from Hanne Brit Sandsmark is data I am using.