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 | A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF TRYGVE RONNEBERG (1880-1942) Written by Terres Ronneberg on September 11, 2007 and updated on June 18, 2012
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 | A brief History of the Alfred Harold Hovdestad Family Prepared for the Hovdestad Family Reunion
October 8, 2006
Stewart Valley, Saskatchewan
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 | A new mission for the hero of Telemark Aged 90, Joachim Ronneberg, who lead a daring raid on a heavy water plant in Telemark, preventing the Nazis building the atomic bomb, now feels a duty to talk about the mission. Story by Paul Kendall Permission to reprint by Telegraph.co.uk
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 | Alvin Ronneberg's Obituary News-Times, Newport, OR
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 | Barbars J (Halvorsen) O'Brian Obituary
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 | Beverly Jeanne (Lima) Davidson
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 | BOURSEAU, LESTER H. Obiturary
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 | Det e´ sjynt å kjøra buss te Sola
IT'S WONDERFUL TO BE ON THE BUS TO SOLA
Written by Andreas Askildsen and printed 5 Jun 2008 in the Solabladet. This is the story of the fist bus line from Stavanger to Sola. An English translation by Odd Nilsen follows. Reprinted with permission from Mr Askildsen.
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 | From Siguard Refheim, Gard og Ætt i Sola (Farm and Family in Sola) Utgjevar Sola Kommune 1974 (Publisher Sola Kommune 1974) Page 367 Røyneberg, Translated by Skip Ronneberg 9. Tjerand Isakson married 11/10 1733 with the widow of Simund Hansson, Kari Kristoffersdtr. Who was buried 13/8 1741, estate settled 24/10/1741. Another wife of his was Bereta Gitlesdtr. She was likely from Sør-Varhaug, Hå g. and æ. II, s.(page) 38, nr. (number) 31c, grl. (buried) 26/3 1797, estate settled 18/4 1797. Tjerand was from Årsland in Varhaug, Hå g. and æ. II, s. 278, nr. 15a, grl (buried) 20/5 1781, estate settled 26/6 1782.
Children in first marriage:
1. Isak Simund, dpt. (christened) 16/6 1734. See Sola burk 23, huslyd (household, family) 10.1.
2. Kristoffer, dpt. (christened) 24/2 1737. While Tjerand and Bereta lived, claimed their estate dat. (date) 26/6 1779. Here it says he lived in Sunnmøre. It is he who was the “father” of the Rønneberg family in Ålesund.
In the other marriage:
3. Gitle, dpt. (christened) 3/2 1743, Saurnes, bruk1 huslyd (household) 6
4. Lars, dpt. (christened) 13/12 1744 Røyneberg, this bruket, huslyd (household) 10.
5. Tjerand, dpt. (christened) 1/1 1748, died before 1758
6. Karen, dpt. (christened) 6/4 1749, buried 24/4 1754.
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- Family: Austrått, Kristen Gabrielson / Grannes, Mari Olsdatter
- Family: Årsland, Tjerand Isakson / Gausel, Kari Kristoffersdatter
- Rønneberg, Gitle Tjerandson
- Rønneberg, Isak Simund Tjerandson
- Rønneberg, Karen Tjerandsdatter
- Rønneberg, Kristoffer Tjerandson
- Rønneberg, Lars Tjerandson
- Rønneberg, Tjerand Tjerandson
- Årsland, Tjerand Isakson
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 | From the Canning Industry’s Childhood
100 years since the birth of Tørres Rønneberg
From: Tidsskrift for Hermetikindustri, April 1945 pp.84-86, translated by Piers Crocker
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 | Hermetikkeier og billeier Rønneberg - Canning and Car Pioneer Page 2 En avisartikkel fra 12 november 2011 Rogaland Avis om Tørres Rønneberg arbeid i hermetikkindustrien og hans bringe biler til Stavanger-området av Norge. Denne artikkelen er skrevet på norsk, etterfulgt av en engelsk oversettelse.
A newspaper article from November 12, 2011 Rogaland Avis regarding Tørres Rønneberg's work in the canning industry and his bringing cars to the Stavanger area of Norway. This article is written in Norwegian, followed by an English translation.
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 | Hermetikkeier og billeier Rønneberg - Canning and Car Pioneer Page 1 En avisartikkel fra 12 november 2011 Rogaland Avis om Tørres Rønneberg arbeid i hermetikkindustrien og hans bringe biler til Stavanger-området av Norge. Denne artikkelen er skrevet på norsk, etterfulgt av en engelsk oversettelse.
A newspaper article from November 12, 2011 Rogaland Avis regarding Tørres Rønneberg's work in the canning industry and his bringing cars to the Stavanger area of Norway. This article is written in Norwegian, followed by an English translation.
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 | History and pictures of the Rønneberg Preserving Co. part 1 of 2 The history is in both Norwegian and English thanks to a translation by Sigmund Rønneberg. This is a 2.4 mb file.
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 | History and pictures of the Rønneberg Preserving Co. part 2 of 2 The history is in both Norwegian and English. This is a 5.7 mb file.
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 | Larry Richard Lima Obiturary
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 | Letter from Arne Rønneberg to Natal Rønneberg dated 12 Jun 1912 In Norwegian followed by a translation into English.
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 | Man Offers Life to Save Family From the Oakland Tribune, 10 April 1916 - an account of what happened when Trygve Rønneberg was visiting Mt Diablo and his car began to roll with his family still in it.
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 | Nathal Thorsen Rønneberg, WHO’S WHO IN CHICAGO The 1936 listing of Nathal Rønneberg in WHO’S WHO IN CHICAGO.
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 | Nils Andreas Døving story. Written in both English and Norwegian, Per Rønneberg Bremnes shares a little of the history of Nils Andreas Døving and his wife Jenny Georgine Møller.
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 | Norways's "Heros of Telemark" saboteurs honored. This article appeared in the Stars and Stripes 28 Feb 1993. It relates the story of Joachim
Ronneberg and his eight fellow saboteurs' heroic efforts to sabotage the German heavy water plant in Telemark, Norway.
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 | Norwegian Emigrants and Businessmen in America J Burner & Company 1927 Trygve Rønneberg
Norske Utvandrere og Forretningsdrivenede I AmerikaJ Burner & Company 1927 Trygve Rønneberg
Article about Trygve Rønneberg in both Norwegian and English
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 | Obituary for Tørres Rønneberg
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 | Obituary of Arne Rønneberg
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 | Obituary of Einar Rønneberg
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 | Obituary of Janet Ronneberg Sedgwick
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 | Om De Rønnebergske Gravmæler På Vestre Kirkgård This article, by Harald Grytten, appeared 9 Jan 2008 in the Nytt i Uka (News in the Week). The PDF file was supplied by Olav Maltvik of the Nytt i Uka and permission was granted by it's author, Harald Grytten, to republish it here on the Rønneberg Family Tree website. Per Rønneberg Bremnes provided much of the factual information for this article. Click on "view this item" below to view a PDF of the article with pictures.
English Translation of the article.
This article was freely translated into English by Per Rønneberg Bremnes from an article written by Harald Grytten in the newspaper “Nytt I Uka” (News in the Week)
In the churchyard by the Church: Sculptor identified
In the churchyard by the Ålesund, Norway church, Vestre kirkegård, there is an especially nice headstone. It is the headstone of Carl Esaias Rønneberg (1854-1912) and his wife Hanna Jacoba Rønneberg (1868-1905). The work bears witness of first-class workmanship. On the one side – the east side – is a relief of the two: Carl Esaias and Hanna Jacoba. On the other side – the west side – there are two other figures. The first is a man holding his cape before his face. The second is a woman, with her head bent down. She is holding an instrument, and a strong hand guides her. Both show signs of great sorrow.
It was not commonly known who made these sculptures. Most people believed that they were made under the motto Deo soli gloria (God alone honors), and they were satisfied with that.
Help from Bergen
On the west side of the headstone near the bottom of the bronze plaque are some letters. But these letters were not easy to interpret until some friendly help came from a Bergen, Norway resident, Per Rønneberg Bremnes. He told me that a female Danish sculptor made the headstones. Her name was Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen and she lived from 1863 until 1945. That gave me the solution to the mystery. The letters engraved on the plaque, A M C-N stand for the sculptor’s name – A(nne) M(arie) C(arl)-N(ielsen).
This is all we know at this time
It would have been nice if we had more information about this Danish sculptor. What other works she has done, what place she held in Danish culture history and so on. Unfortunately, we cannot do that at the present time. But perhaps one day we will gain more knowledge about this sculptor and her work.
A letter from AMC-N
Per Rønneberg Bremnes refers to a letter from Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen to Carl Esaias Rønneberg. In the letter it is clear Carl Esaias Rønneberg himself ordered the headstone and the relief “Portrait Medaillonen”. The sculptor wrote to Carl Esaias saying she was most occupied at the time, but added:
“I will, however, promise you that I shall make your headstone as good as I am able to and for the price I have told you. But I must beg you to have patience with me. My illness last year put me very much behind so I have to work very hard to make up for lost time. At the and of August I will promise you to finish your relief and the headstone”
Per R. Bremnes mentioned that the Hanna Jacoba headstone was put in place at the Ålesund church by the sculptor in 1910. The Carl Esaias headstone was put in place in 1914, two years after his death.
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 | Rent på Ladeberget This article is from Lisa Stitt's collection
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 | Stavangers første bil - Stavanger's First Car The story of the first car in Stavanger owned by Tørres Rønneberg. Reprinted with permission of the author, Erling Jensen
Translation by Sigmund Rønneberg and Eivind Oanes
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 | T. Rønneberg 100 års-dag på Phillip Rønneberg På Norsk store filen 12mb
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 | T. Rønneberg history in both Norwegian and English T. Rønneberg Stavanger
From A Publication on the History of the Canning Industry by Carl Fred. Kolderup, number 6, pgs. 128/133 Translated by Skip Ronneberg and Sigmund Rønneberg.
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 | Terres A. Ronneberg Obiturary
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 | The Frost Family Story
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 | THE MEMORY OF TORRES RONNEBERG´S 100 YEAR BIRTHDAY
31 MARCH 1945.
SPEECH GIVEN BY PHILIP RONNEBERG
Translated into English by Jens Rønneberg
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 | The Rønnebergs in Australia In English
Rønneberg i Australia i Norsk
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 | The Silver Cup - Sølvbegeret The story of the return of a Silver Cup stolen from Kristoffer Rønneberg in the late 1700's.
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 | Three cousins A description of Terry, Skip and Sigmund Rønneberg's efforts to find and document the history of the Rønneberg family.
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 | Tor-Kristian newspaper article This article comes from the 20 July 07 issue of the Stavanger Aftenblad.
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 | Trygve Ronneberg worked on this project Reprinted from
Architectural Resources Group, Inc
Architects, Planners and Conservators
Copra Warehouse, 740 Heinz Avenue, Berkeley, California
Draft Historical Resources Evaluation, February 6, 2009
Page 6
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 | Ulrich Wedich Wasmuth suicide/selvmord A story of Ulrich death.
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 | Øwre familien av Per Rønneberg Bremnes
The Øwre family by Per Rønneberg Bremnes
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