Knud Blinsmon Olson

Birth2 Feb. 1854 - Marion Township, Clayton County, Iowa

Death28 July 1894 - Moody County, South Dakota, United States of America

MotherSonneva (Soneva) (Susan) Olsdotter (Blinsmon) Grotjorden

FatherOle Oleson Blinsmon

Born in Marion Township, Clayton County, Iowa on 2 Feb. 1854 to Ole Oleson Blinsmon and Sonneva (Soneva) (Susan) Olsdotter (Blinsmon) Grotjorden. Knud Blinsmon Olson had 12 children. He passed away on 28 July 1894 in Moody County, South Dakota, United States of America.

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Parents

Ole Oleson Blinsmon
1821 - 1896

Sonneva (Soneva) (Susan) Olsdotter (Blinsmon) Grotjorden
1821 - 1907

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Ingeborg (Isabell) K (Skadsem) Olson
1871 - 1958

Christine (Christie) (Haugen) Olson
1880 - 1952

Christi Olson
1878 - 1879

Ole K Blinsmon Olson
1876 - 1919

Caroline Serine (Bonrud) Olson
1887 - 1972

Olia K. (Cook) Olson
1874 - 1962

Henry Knud Olson
1882 - 1963

Synneva (Susan) K Olson
1870 - 1904

Carl Bernhardt K Olson
1889 - 1943

Peder K Olson
1893 - 1967

Olavus K Olson
1893 - 1954

Otto K Olson
1884 - 1960

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