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Peter Larson

Birth08 Sep 1843 - Jevnaker Parish,Hadeland,Norway
Death31 October 1933 - Yankton, Yankton, South Dakota, USA America. Sorlie, the place name of the farm in Norway, was added to the surname of Larson, as was the custom of the time
MotherKaren "Carrie" Larsdatter
FatherLars Ostensen "Lewis" Veloeiet/Sorlie(Sorley-Sarlye)

Born in Jevnaker Parish,Hadeland,Norway on 08 Sep 1843 to Lars Ostensen "Lewis" Veloeiet/Sorlie(Sorley-Sarlye) and Karen "Carrie" Larsdatter. Peter Larson had 5 children. He passed away on 31 October 1933 in Yankton, Yankton, South Dakota, USA America. Sorlie, the place name of the farm in Norway, was added to the surname of Larson, as was the custom of the time.

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Parents
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Lars Ostensen "Lewis" Veloeiet/sorlie(sorley-sarlye)
1787 - 1852
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Karen "Carrie" Larsdatter
1803 - 1888
Children Show all
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Caroline Larson
1876 - 1926
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Lewis Larson
1878 - 1950
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Gilbert Larson
1880 - 1948
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Magnus Larson
1883 - 1911
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Oline Larson
1885 - Unknown

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