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'''Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948)''' Telegrapher and later Depot Agent for Great Northern Railroad from 1912 to 1948 (b. August 17, 1881, Fleckefjord, Vest-Agder, Norway - d. June 19, 1948, Norman County, Minnesota, USA)
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'''Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948)''' was a telegrapher and later a depot agent for the [[wikipedia: Great Northern Railway (U.S.)|Great Northern Railroad]] from 1912 to 1948. (b. August 17, 1881; [[wikipedia: Flekkefjord|Fleckefjord, Vest-Agder, Norway]] - d. June 19, 1948; [[wikipedia: Norman County, Minnesota|Norman County, Minnesota, USA]])
   
 
==Parents==
 
==Parents==
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==Siblings==
 
==Siblings==
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*[[Wilhelmenia Williamson (1879-1936)]] who married Bernhard Gjelhaug
His siblings include: Willhelmina Olesdatter (1879-1936) who married Bernhard Gjelhaug; Helen Marie Williamson (1887-1975) who married Edgar Pardon (1881-1973); Christian A. Williamson (1889-1939); Jacob Elias Williamson II (1892-1974) who married Tilda Olson (1895-1978); Emil Andreas Williamson (1895-1964) who married Martha Wilkens (1902-1989); and Jenny C. Williamson (1898-1956) who returned to Norway and married Ole Johnson (1871-1961).
 
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*[[Jerthine Amalia Williamson (1884-1897)]] who was born on July 1, 1884 in Dalen, Feda, Vest Agder; and died on July 25, 1897 in Ulland, Feda, Vest Agder
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*[[Helen Marie Williamson (1888-1975)]] aka Maria Williamson, who was born in June of 1888, who married [[Edgar Pardon (1881-1973)]]
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*[[Christian Arthur Williamson (1889-1939)]] aka "Alfred Williamson" in the 1900 US Census, who was born in November of 1889
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*[[Jacob Elias Williamson II (1892-1974)]] who was born in February of 1882, and he married [[Tilda Olson (1895-1978)]]
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*[[Emil Andreas Williamson (1896-1964)]] who was born in July of 1896, and he married [[Martha Wilkens (1902-1989)]]
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*[[Jenny Christine Williamson (1899-1956)]] who was born in October of 1899 and she traveled back to Norway and married [[Ole Johnson (1871-1961)]], and may have returned to the US around 1914
   
 
==Marriage==
 
==Marriage==
Ole married [[Doris Elizabeth Wilkens (1901-1980)]] who's parents were from Germany. She was born in Minnesota. Doris' sister, Martha Wilkens, was married to Ole's brother Emil.
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Ole married [[Doris Elizabeth Wilkens (1901-1980)]] on January 5, 1918 in Pleasant View, Norman County, Minnesota. Her parents were from Germany. She was born in Minnesota. Doris' sister, Martha Wilkens, was married to Ole's brother Emil.
   
 
==Children==
 
==Children==
*Barbara Mary Williamson (1924) who died as an infant
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*[[Barbara Mary Williamson (1924-1924)]] who died as an infant
*[[Edna Mae Williamson (1925-1993)]] who married Roger A. Grothe (1923- )
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*[[Edna Mae Williamson (1925-1993)]] who married [[Roger Allen Grothe (1923-2008)]]
*[[Gladys Marilyn Williamson (1928-2003)]] who married John LeRoy Olson (1923- )
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*[[Gladys Marilyn Williamson (1928-2003)]] who married [[John LeRoy Olson (1923- )]]
   
 
==Occupation==
 
==Occupation==
He was a telegrapher and later a depot agent for the Great Northern Railroad from 1912 to 1948.
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He was a telegrapher and later a depot agent for the [[wikipedia: Great Northern Railway (U.S.)|Great Northern Railroad]] from 1912 to 1948.
   
 
==Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota==
 
==Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota==
In 1930 the family was living in Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota with their children: Edna Mae Williamson; and Gladys Marilyn Williamson. They were paying $15 a month in rent. Ole was working as a "station agent" for the railroad. He listed that he had emigrated in 1898.
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In 1930 the family was living in [[wikipedia: Lockhart Township, Norman County, Minnesota|Lockhart Township, Norman County, Minnesota]] with their children: Edna Mae Williamson; and Gladys Marilyn Williamson. They were paying $15 a month in rent. Ole was working as a "station agent" for the railroad. He listed that he had emigrated in 1898.
   
 
==Death==
 
==Death==
He died on June 19, 1948 in Norman County, Minnesota. His death certificate number was "010396".
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He died on June 19, 1948 in [[wikipedia: Norman County, Minnesota|Norman County, Minnesota]]. His death certificate number was "010396".
   
 
==Burial==
 
==Burial==
He was buried in Immanuel Cemetery, Hendrum, Norman County, Minnesota.
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He was buried in [[Immanuel Cemetery, Norman County, Minnesota]].
   
Memories about Ole Williamson:
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==Memories about Ole Williamson==
*Judith Kaye Grothe (1947- ) wrote: "He was the son of Jacob and Anna Williamson. Born August 17, 1881 at Fleckefjord, Vest Agder, Norway. He immigrated to US in 7/1898 and settled in Minnesota. In the early 1900's he attended the University of Minnesota and became a buttermaker. He was later employed by the Great Northern Railroad from 1912 to 1948, first as a telegrapher and later as a depot agent. He married Doris Wilkens in 1918. Ole died on June 19, 1948. He was interred at Immanuel Cemetery, Hendrum, Norman County, Minnesota."
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*[[Judith Kaye Grothe (1947)]] wrote: "He was the son of Jacob and Anna Williamson. Born August 17, 1881 at Fleckefjord, Vest Agder, Norway. He immigrated to US in 7/1898 and settled in Minnesota. In the early 1900's he attended the University of Minnesota and became a buttermaker. He was later employed by the Great Northern Railroad from 1912 to 1948, first as a telegrapher and later as a depot agent. He married Doris Wilkens in 1918. Ole died on June 19, 1948. He was interred at Immanuel Cemetery, Hendrum, Norman County, Minnesota."
*Judith Kaye Grothe (1947- ) wrote in 2008: "My grandfather, Ole Williamson, aka Ole Jacobsen, first traveled to Liverpool, England and then sailed on the 'SS Laurentian' on 7/7/1898 and arrived at Point Lewis (near Quebec) on 7/15/1898. He was listed as 'Ole Jacobsen, 15 yrs old' and was going to his maternal uncle Christian Haugeland in Beaton?, MN (Kittson Co.) I got this info from a US Manifest of Alien Immigrants at a local library. The copies were very small print and hard to read. You can also see them at Ancestry.com if you have a membership. Point Lewis must have been on the border near Quebec. In the same type of records I found 'Jacob Wilhelmsen, age 46' along with Anna, age 44, Wilhelmine, age 20, Helen, age 12, Christian, age 10, Jacob, age 7, Andreas (Emil), age 4, and Jenny, age 8 months". They left Liverpool on 6/18/1899 and arrived in Quebec 6/26/1899 on the "SS Sardinia". The records said the family had more than $600 with them and was going to Donaldson, MN to 'brother-in-law Christian Haugeland'"
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*[[Judith Kaye Grothe (1947)]] wrote in 2008: "My grandfather, Ole Williamson, aka Ole Jacobsen, first traveled to Liverpool, England and then sailed on the 'SS Laurentian' on 7/7/1898 and arrived at Point Lewis (near Quebec) on 7/15/1898. He was listed as 'Ole Jacobsen, 15 yrs old' and was going to his maternal uncle Christian Haugeland in Beaton?, MN (Kittson Co.) I got this info from a US Manifest of Alien Immigrants at a local library. The copies were very small print and hard to read. You can also see them at Ancestry.com if you have a membership. Point Lewis must have been on the border near Quebec. In the same type of records I found 'Jacob Wilhelmsen, age 46' along with Anna, age 44, Wilhelmine, age 20, Helen, age 12, Christian, age 10, Jacob, age 7, Andreas (Emil), age 4, and Jenny, age 8 months". They left Liverpool on 6/18/1899 and arrived in Quebec 6/26/1899 on the "SS Sardinia". The records said the family had more than $600 with them and was going to Donaldson, MN to 'brother-in-law Christian Haugeland'"
   
 
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My grandfather, Ole Williamson, aka Ole Jacobsen, first traveled to Liverpool, England and then sailed on the " SS Laurentian" on 7/7/1898 and arrived at Point Lewis ( near Quebec) on 7/15/1898. He was listed as "Ole Jacobsen,15 yrs old" and was going to his maternal uncle Christian Haugeland in Beaton?, MN (Kittson Co.) I got this info from a US Manifest of Alien Immigrants at a local library. The copies were very small print and hard to read. You can also see them at Ancestry.com if you have a membership. Point Lewis must have been on the border near Quebec. In the same type of records I found "Jacob Wilhelmsen, age 46" along with Anna, age 44, Wilhelmine, age 20, Helen, age 12, Christian, age 10, Jacob, age 7, Andreas (Emil), age 4, and Jenny, age 8 months". They left Liverpool on 6/18/1899 and arrived in Quebec 6/26/1899 on the "SS Sardinia". The records said the family had more than $600 with them and was going to Donaldson, MN to "brother-in-law Christian Haugeland". Judy.-->
 
My grandfather, Ole Williamson, aka Ole Jacobsen, first traveled to Liverpool, England and then sailed on the " SS Laurentian" on 7/7/1898 and arrived at Point Lewis ( near Quebec) on 7/15/1898. He was listed as "Ole Jacobsen,15 yrs old" and was going to his maternal uncle Christian Haugeland in Beaton?, MN (Kittson Co.) I got this info from a US Manifest of Alien Immigrants at a local library. The copies were very small print and hard to read. You can also see them at Ancestry.com if you have a membership. Point Lewis must have been on the border near Quebec. In the same type of records I found "Jacob Wilhelmsen, age 46" along with Anna, age 44, Wilhelmine, age 20, Helen, age 12, Christian, age 10, Jacob, age 7, Andreas (Emil), age 4, and Jenny, age 8 months". They left Liverpool on 6/18/1899 and arrived in Quebec 6/26/1899 on the "SS Sardinia". The records said the family had more than $600 with them and was going to Donaldson, MN to "brother-in-law Christian Haugeland". Judy.-->
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==External links==
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*[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=8592030 Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948)] at [[Findagrave]]
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*[http://www.geni.com/people/Ole-Williamson/6000000006377459141 Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948)] at [[Geni]]
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==Relationships==
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Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948) was the grandfather of [[Judith Kaye Grothe (1947)]] and the second cousin twice removed of [[Richard Arthur Norton (1958)]].
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==Images==
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File:Williamson-OleMartin 1918 circa.jpg|1918 circa
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File:Ole Martin Williamson circa 1910-1920.jpg|1920-1930 circa
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File:Williamson-OleMartin 01.jpg|1930-1940 circa
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[[File:Williamson-OleMartin tombstone.jpg|Tombstone
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</gallery>
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==Timeline==
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* 1881 Birth in [[wikipedia: Flekkefjord|Fleckefjord, Vest-Agder, Norway]] on August 17, 1881
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* 1898 Migration from Norway to the United States
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* 1909 Death of [[Anna Elisabeth Olesdatter (1855-1909)]], his mother
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* 1912 Start work as telegrapher for the [[wikipedia: Great Northern Railway (U.S.)|Great Northern Railroad]]
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* 1918 Marriage to [[Doris Elizabeth Wilkens (1901-1980)]] on January 5, 1918
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* 1928 Death of [[Jakob Elias Willumsen (1853-1928)]], his father
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* [[1930 United States Census]] with Ole working as a station agent
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* 1948 Death in [[wikipedia: Norman County, Minnesota|Norman County, Minnesota, USA]] on June 19, 1948
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==Ancestors==
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| rowspan="8" align="center"| ''' Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948) '''
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| rowspan="4" align="center"| '''Father:'''<br />[[Jakob Elias Willumsen (1853-1928)]]
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| rowspan="2" align="center"| '''Paternal Grandfather:'''<br />[[Willum Andreas Larsen (1816-1896)]]
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| align="center"| '''Paternal Great-grandfather:'''<br />
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|-
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| align="center"| '''Paternal Great-grandmother:'''<br />
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|-
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| rowspan="2" align="center"| '''Paternal Grandmother:'''<br />[[Olene Andrea Pedersdatter (1819-1912)]]
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| align="center"| '''Paternal Great-grandfather:'''<br />[[Peder Andreas Hansen of Log (1790-1849)]]
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|-
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| align="center"| '''Paternal Great-grandmother:'''<br />[[Maren Sophia Olsdatter of Gullestad (1791-1868)]]
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|-
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| rowspan="4" align="center"| '''Mother:'''<br />[[Anna Elisabeth Olesdatter (1855-1909)]]
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| rowspan="2" align="center"| '''Maternal Grandfather:'''<br />
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| align="center"| '''Maternal Great-grandfather:'''<br />
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|-
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| align="center"| '''Maternal Great-grandmother:'''<br />
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|-
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| rowspan="2" align="center"| '''Maternal Grandmother:'''<br />
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| align="center"| '''Maternal Great-grandfather:'''<br />
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| align="center"| '''Maternal Great-grandmother:'''<br />
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Latest revision as of 16:09, 18 April 2013

Ole Martin Williamson circa 1910-1920

1920-1930 circa

Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948) was a telegrapher and later a depot agent for the Great Northern Railroad from 1912 to 1948. (b. August 17, 1881; Fleckefjord, Vest-Agder, Norway - d. June 19, 1948; Norman County, Minnesota, USA)

Parents[]

Emigration[]

Jacob and his family emigrated to the United States in June of 1898.

Siblings[]

Marriage[]

Ole married Doris Elizabeth Wilkens (1901-1980) on January 5, 1918 in Pleasant View, Norman County, Minnesota. Her parents were from Germany. She was born in Minnesota. Doris' sister, Martha Wilkens, was married to Ole's brother Emil.

Children[]

Occupation[]

He was a telegrapher and later a depot agent for the Great Northern Railroad from 1912 to 1948.

Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota[]

In 1930 the family was living in Lockhart Township, Norman County, Minnesota with their children: Edna Mae Williamson; and Gladys Marilyn Williamson. They were paying $15 a month in rent. Ole was working as a "station agent" for the railroad. He listed that he had emigrated in 1898.

Death[]

He died on June 19, 1948 in Norman County, Minnesota. His death certificate number was "010396".

Burial[]

He was buried in Immanuel Cemetery, Norman County, Minnesota.

Memories about Ole Williamson[]

  • Judith Kaye Grothe (1947) wrote: "He was the son of Jacob and Anna Williamson. Born August 17, 1881 at Fleckefjord, Vest Agder, Norway. He immigrated to US in 7/1898 and settled in Minnesota. In the early 1900's he attended the University of Minnesota and became a buttermaker. He was later employed by the Great Northern Railroad from 1912 to 1948, first as a telegrapher and later as a depot agent. He married Doris Wilkens in 1918. Ole died on June 19, 1948. He was interred at Immanuel Cemetery, Hendrum, Norman County, Minnesota."
  • Judith Kaye Grothe (1947) wrote in 2008: "My grandfather, Ole Williamson, aka Ole Jacobsen, first traveled to Liverpool, England and then sailed on the 'SS Laurentian' on 7/7/1898 and arrived at Point Lewis (near Quebec) on 7/15/1898. He was listed as 'Ole Jacobsen, 15 yrs old' and was going to his maternal uncle Christian Haugeland in Beaton?, MN (Kittson Co.) I got this info from a US Manifest of Alien Immigrants at a local library. The copies were very small print and hard to read. You can also see them at Ancestry.com if you have a membership. Point Lewis must have been on the border near Quebec. In the same type of records I found 'Jacob Wilhelmsen, age 46' along with Anna, age 44, Wilhelmine, age 20, Helen, age 12, Christian, age 10, Jacob, age 7, Andreas (Emil), age 4, and Jenny, age 8 months". They left Liverpool on 6/18/1899 and arrived in Quebec 6/26/1899 on the "SS Sardinia". The records said the family had more than $600 with them and was going to Donaldson, MN to 'brother-in-law Christian Haugeland'"


External links[]

Relationships[]

Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948) was the grandfather of Judith Kaye Grothe (1947) and the second cousin twice removed of Richard Arthur Norton (1958).

Images[]

Timeline[]

Ancestors[]

Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948)'s ancestors in three generations
Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948) Father:
Jakob Elias Willumsen (1853-1928)
Paternal Grandfather:
Willum Andreas Larsen (1816-1896)
Paternal Great-grandfather:
Paternal Great-grandmother:
Paternal Grandmother:
Olene Andrea Pedersdatter (1819-1912)
Paternal Great-grandfather:
Peder Andreas Hansen of Log (1790-1849)
Paternal Great-grandmother:
Maren Sophia Olsdatter of Gullestad (1791-1868)
Mother:
Anna Elisabeth Olesdatter (1855-1909)
Maternal Grandfather:
Maternal Great-grandfather:
Maternal Great-grandmother:
Maternal Grandmother:
Maternal Great-grandfather:
Maternal Great-grandmother: