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Einar Einarson Howg

Birth17 October 1860 - Aasnes, Solor, Norway
Death18 Mar 1936 - New Effington, Roberts, South Dakota, USA
MotherMathea Pedersdatter Kokkin
FatherEinar Tostensen

Born in Aasnes, Solor, Norway on 17 October 1860 to Einar Tostensen and Mathea Pedersdatter Kokkin. Einar Einarson Howg married Caroline Rudshaugen and had 10 children. He passed away on 18 Mar 1936 in New Effington, Roberts, South Dakota, USA.

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Einar Tostensen
1831 - 1924
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Mathea Pedersdatter Kokkin
1829 - 1897
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Caroline Rudshaugen
1861 - 1932
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Clara Theoline Howg
1891 - 1980
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August Melvin Howg
1897 - 1988
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Alma Howg
1893 - 1920
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Edwin Marius Howg
1881 - 1985
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Carl Magnus Howg
1883 - 1983
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Emil T Howg
1896 - 1994
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Ole Edor Howg
1890 - 1993
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Emma Houg
1899 - 1901
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Emmett Carroll Howg
1903 - 1954
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Clara Howg
1885 - 1890

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