Gunhild Svennsdotter

• Name	Gunhild Svennsdotter
  Gender	Female
  Person ID	I5857881424	Master Tree
  Last Modified	5 Jul 2004

  
  

  Father	Svenn Gunnelsen,   b. Norway ,   d. 12 Jul 1863
  Mother	Gunhild Nilsdotter Oslien,   b. 1784, Bekkeset, Hol, Buskerud, More og Romsdal Fylke, Norway ,   d. 1866  (Age 82 years)
  Married	1814
  Family ID	F5350806619	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Torbjorn Enersen
  Married	1843
  Children	+ 1. Torbjorn (Tom) Enersen   2. Sven (Sam) Enersen   3. Boy Enersen   4. Boy Enersen   5. Gunild Enersen   6. Girl Enersen
  Family ID	F5350807332	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  !SO: A-020-K. Marr. date from A-020-d. PROBLEM: I am assuming the probable sirname that would be hers at this point without documentation would be the `dotter' of her father. NOTES: (A-020-K) Alert Palmer Aanestad makes some comments in this handwritten account of his understanding fo Gunhild's family: 1. He knows of only two children for her parents, Svenn and Gunhild. (There are three) 2. He does not know whether she came to America with her brother or at a different time. 3. He says he has heard her spoken of as "Faster" (Fars soster). 4. He does not know if she was married before she came to America. Her married name was Enerson. And her family (sons and daughters) lived in the Rose Creek area in Minnesota "the year that Helge visited them (1896-7?). Probably Faster also lived there - a widow in 1900 or so when Ma, with me along, visited her (I was then 5 and vaguely remember) and received the rok, spinning wheel, which Alma now has." 5. Then he lists "Faster's" sons and daughters (per Helge) A-020-h says this family lived around Rose Creek area, Minn. Possible also in Fillmore Co., Minn. A notaion states that the Bisbes and Martin names tie to this family. Also Reinhardt? A-020-Y says the roK was origionally owned by "Faster". Gunhild was thought to have brought it from Norway. 5 children are listed by name. Sven Enersen Gunild Martin Kristine Nelson Torbjon Enerson Eeven (Eenen?) - notation as slighty shy.