Ole JOHANNESSON

Birth1754 - ysteingarden, Joranger nedre (lower part) bnr. 3, indre (inner) Hafslo, Norway

Death1803 - Bringe bnr 1, Luster, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway

MotherAnna Larsdatter Joranger

FatherJohannes Olson Jordanger

Born in ysteingarden, Joranger nedre (lower part) bnr. 3, indre (inner) Hafslo, Norway on 1754 to Johannes Olson Jordanger and Anna Larsdatter Joranger. Ole JOHANNESSON married Britha Sjursdatter and had 11 children. He passed away on 1803 in Bringe bnr 1, Luster, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway.

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Parents

Johannes Olson Jordanger
1702 - 1772

Anna Larsdatter Joranger
1729 - 1799

Spouse(s)

Britha Sjursdatter
1765 - 1841

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Johannes Olesen
1782 - Unknown

Anna Olsdatter
1801 - Unknown

Sjur Olsen
1795 - Unknown

Siri Olsen
1779 - Unknown

Britha Olsdatter
1797 - 1873

Kari Olsdotter Bringe
1786 - 1829

Anne Olsen
1789 - Unknown

Knud Olsen
1784 - 1848

Anna Olsdatter Bringe
1790 - 1877

Lars Olson Bringe
1799 - 1867

Johannes Olsen
1781 - 1781

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