Ole Edvard Rølvaag f. 22 Apr 1876 Rølvaag, Dønnes, Nordland d. 5 Nov 1931 Northfield, Rice, Minnesota, USA: Frode sin slektside

1876 - 1931 (55 år)

Navn	Ole Edvard Rølvaag [1]
Fødsel	22 Apr 1876	Rølvaag, Dønnes, Nordland [1, 2]
Dåp	5 Jun 1876	Dønnes Kirke, Dønna, Nordland [1]
Kjønn	Mann
Yrke	Forfatter
	Nov 1931	Oaklawn gravlund, Northfield, Rice, Minnesota, USA [3]
	5 Nov 1931	Northfield, Rice, Minnesota, USA [2, 3]
Person ID	I8152	databasen
Sist endret	2 Sep 2013

Far	Peder Benjamin Jacobsen, f. 14 Mar 1846, Rølvaag, Dønnes, Nordland d. 16 Jun 1931, Rølvaag, Dønnes, Nordland (Alder 85 år)
Mor	Elerine Johanne Pedersdatter, f. 11 Sep 1844, Wog, Dønnes, Nordland d. 8 Des 1915, Rølvaag, Dønnes, Nordland (Alder 71 år)
	17 Jul 1870	Dønnes Kirke, Dønna, Nordland [4]
Famile ID	F2514	Gruppeskjema \| Familiediagram

Familie Jennie Marie Berdahl, f. 1 Jun 1879, Northfield, Rice, Minnesota, USA d. 15 Apr 1970, Northfield, Rice, Minnesota, USA (Alder 90 år)

9 Jul 1908 Norway Church, Campbell, South Dakota, USA [3]

Barn

	1. Olaf Arnljot Rølvaag, f. 1909 d. 1915 (Alder 6 år)
+	2. Ella Valborg Rølvaag, f. 8 Des 1910 d. Ja, ukjent dato
+	3. Karl Fritjof Rolvaag, f. 18 Jul 1913 d. 20 Des 1990 (Alder 77 år)
	4. Paul Gunnar Rølvaag, f. 2 Mar 1915 d. 18 Mai 1920 (Alder 5 år)

Sist endret 6 Mar 2006

Famile ID F9766 Gruppeskjema | Familiediagram

Hendelseskart

	Fødsel - 22 Apr 1876 - Rølvaag, Dønnes, Nordland
	Dåp - 5 Jun 1876 - Dønnes Kirke, Dønna, Nordland
	- 9 Jul 1908 - Norway Church, Campbell, South Dakota, USA
	- Nov 1931 - Oaklawn gravlund, Northfield, Rice, Minnesota, USA
	- 5 Nov 1931 - Northfield, Rice, Minnesota, USA

Tegnforklaring : Adresse : Sted : By : Kommune/Prestegjeld : Stat/Fylke : Land : Verdensdel

Notater

Her følger biografien til Ole Rölvaag, slik den står i det databaserte amerikanske leksikonet Microsoft Encarta 95:

"Rölvaag, Ole Edvart (1876-1931), Norwegian-American novelist, born in Donna, Norway. He came to the United States at the age of 20 and did farm work before studying at Saint Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota, where, from 1906 until his death, he was professor of Norwegian. He became a U.S. citizen in 1908.

In 1912 Rölvaag published Letters from America, a partly autobiographical account of adjustment to life in America. His two major novels, written in Norwegian, were translated together into English in 1927 as Giants in the Earth; they won him recognition for their realistic depiction of life among the struggling Norwegian settlers in South Dakota in the 1870s. This work was followed by two sequels, Peder Victorius (1929) and Their Father's God (1931), both written in Norwegian and translated."

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