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1880 - 1943 (62 years)| Name | Anna ESSE | |
| Birth | 27 Nov 1880 | Hayward, Freeborn Co., MN, USA  |
| Gender | Female | |
| Death | 7 Jul 1943 | Fairholme, SK, Canada |
| Burial | Livelong Cemetery, Livelong, SK, Canada |
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| Person ID | I832 | Ancestors |
| Last Modified | 3 Aug 2006 | |
| Father | Kristen Olason (Chris Or C.O.) ESSE, b. 26 Sep 1845, Ese farm, Balestrand, Sogn, Norway d. 7 Oct 1929, Albert Lea, Freeborn Co., MN, USA (Age 84 years) | |
| Mother | Kari Njøs LINDBORG (LINDBERG), b. 17 Feb 1844, Kaupanger, Sogn, Norway d. 3 Sep 1906, Hayward Twp., Freeborn Co., MN, USA (Age 62 years) | |
| Marriage | 8 Nov 1870 | Norway Grove, Vienna Twp., Dane Co., WI, USA |
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| Family ID | F320 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Martin Orlando ARNESEN, b. 23 Dec 1864, Lom, Gudbrandsdalen, Oppland, Norway d. 13 Dec 1951, Livelong, SK, Canada (Age 86 years) | |||||||||||||||
| Marriage | 12 Jul 1908 | Eagle Bend, Todd Co., MN, USA |
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| Family ID | F39 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||||||||
| Last Modified | 4 Jan 2025 | |||||||||||||||
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| Photos |  | Esse Family ca 1888
C.O. and Kari Esse family ca 1888 with their eldest 7 children. The youngest, Oliver was not yet born. Back row: John [10/14/1876], Betsey [12/1/1872], Ole [11/17/1874], Andrew [8/29/1878] Front: Julia [4/6/1884], C.O. [1845-1929], Anna [11/27/1880], Kari, and Clarence [7/14/1886] |
 | Anna Esse before her wedding in 1908 | |
 | Anna Esse on her Wedding day. | |
 | Inge Bagaason and Anna Esse Was Inge her bridesmaid? | |
 | Marriage certificate of Martin and Anna (Esse) Arnesen marriage witnessed by Hans R. Knudson and Bessie (Esse) Knudson | |
 | Anna sewing. Anna's love of sewing has been passed down through the generations. This treadle sewing machine is still in the family, and was in use up until Idella's death. | |
 | The Arnesen Homestead at Stoney Lake, SK. The house was built on two half sections and then joined once the land claims were proved. As per grand daughter Rae “The East house was built running North and South about 8-10 ft East of the border line. West house was built running East-West. When the time came Grandpa, with the help of skids and a couple teams of horses, pulled the West house up to the East house aligning the two doors. The house had been built with both doors opening to the inside and exactly the same size. | |
 | Anna, Martin and children. | |
 | Anna (Esse) Arnesen and four eldest children. | |
 | The Arnesen Family back row l to r: Maud, Edna, Marlin, Idella, front row Pearl, Anna, Martin, Mabel | |
 | Anna and their first grandchild, Lee. | |
 | Anna and Martin in their later years | |
 | Family of C.O. and Kari Esse ca 1892 The Kristen (C.O.) and Kari Esse family ca. 1892: Back row - Anna, Ole, John, Andrew Front row - Clarence, C.O., Oliver, Kari, Julia, Betsey |
| Headstones |  | Headstone for Martin, Anna (Esse) and Leon Arnesen My great grandfather's middle name is spelled incorrectly on the tombstone - it should be Orlando. |
| Histories |  | Martin and Anna (Esse) Arnesen Written by Martin’s girls for an occasion many years ago. |
| Martin and Anna (Esse) Arnesen family as written by their offspring |
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