Benjamin Eilertson Sandness

Birth14 May 1856 - Brekstad (Aafjords), Sor-Trondelag, Norway

Death6 Jan 1919 - Pontoppidan Church, Hendrum,Norman County, Minnesota, USA

MotherKaren Margrete Hansdatter

FatherEilert Peter Nikolaisen Vahl Sandness

Born in Brekstad (Aafjords), Sor-Trondelag, Norway on 14 May 1856 to Eilert Peter Nikolaisen Vahl Sandness and Karen Margrete Hansdatter. Benjamin Eilertson Sandness married Karen Sofie Carlsdatter and had 7 children. He passed away on 6 Jan 1919 in Pontoppidan Church, Hendrum,Norman County, Minnesota, USA.

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Parents

Eilert Peter Nikolaisen Vahl Sandness
1819 - 1857

Karen Margrete Hansdatter
1821 - 1911

Spouse(s)

Karen Sofie Carlsdatter
1860 - 1936

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Jorgina Caroline Sandness
1888 - 1979

Bessie Sandness
1900 - 1991

Selma Elize Sandness
1890 - 1971

Cato Joseph Sandness
1886 - 1946

Bertram George Sandness
1893 - 1974

Infant Emma Karoline Sandness
1883 - 1885

Benjamin Karelius "Bennie" Sandness
1895 - 1985

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