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Ragnild Svensdatter

Feb 2, 1827 – Feb 10, 1892 · aged 65

Head and shoulders of a woman in a dark patterned headdress framing her face, with a scarf of embroidered bands over a dark jacket
Restored · see original

Timeline

  • Feb 2, 1827Born Hvammen, Buskerud, Norway
  • Feb 25, 1827Christened Rollag, Buskerud, Norway
  • 1827Lived Rollag, Buskerud, Norway
  • 1865Lived Høiseth, Veggli, Rollag, Buskerud, Norway source
  • Feb 10, 1892Died Helle, Buskerud, Norway
  • Feb 28, 1892Buried Rollag, Buskerud, Norway

Family

Parents
Svend Gundersen
Sønnev Thorsdatter
Spouse
Ingemund Stenersen
Children
Stener Ingemundsen 1852–1854
Sønnef Ingemundsdatter 1855–1890
Stener Ingemundsen Helle 1857–1899
Svend Ingemundsen 1859–1936
Knud “Knute Stenerson” Ingemundsen 1862–1925
Bergith Ingemundsdatter b. 1867
Baby Ingemundsen 1869–1869
Ingemund Ingemundsen 1872–1951
Gunder Ingemundsen b. 1864

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Photographs (2)

A family portrait: a seated father, mother and teenage girl in Norwegian dress, a small child in white in front of them, and four boys in dark jackets standing behind, with the printed caption Ingemund og Ragnhild Helle med barna sine ca. 1868 below
Ingemund and Ragnhild Helle with their children, about 1868, as the printed caption has it. By age, probably: standing, two older boys, one of them Stener, then Svend, and Knud, six, the smallest; seated at right, Sønnef; in white, Bergith. The fourth boy isn’t identified. Restored · see originalIn it: Ingemund Stenersen, Ragnild Svensdatter, Knud Ingemundsen · Veggli, Norway · about 1868
Head and shoulders of a woman in a dark patterned headdress framing her face, with a scarf of embroidered bands over a dark jacket
Ragnild Svensdatter, about 1868, from the Helle family photograph. Restored · see originalIn it: Ragnild Svensdatter · about 1868

Sources

  1. Residence · 18651865 Norway census — Høiseth, Veggli, Rollag, household of Ingemund Stenersen. National Archives of Norway ↗
  2. Rollag ministerialbok I 6 — Ragnild baptism no. 13 (1827), p. 77. National Archives of Norway ↗
  3. Rollag bygdebokbygdebok (plural bygdebøker) A Norwegian local history, usually a few volumes per district, going farm by farm through who lived there and when. Compiled from church registers, censuses, probate, tax and court records. The Kjemhus line comes from the ones for Flesberg and Rollag. All the words: ætt og gard og grend — volume 1 (1988), Helle. National Library of Norway ↗

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