Anders Christianson f 28.4.1868 i Gran,-4.3.1942 USA

[Jan Åge Habberstad]

Foreldrene til Anders Christianson (28.4.1868 i Gran, Hadeland -4.3.1942 i Hammond, Lake County, Indiana) var sønn av gårdbruker Christian Andersen Aaslund (1830 i Gjøvik?-) og Ragnhild Ellingsdatter Oppen (1841 i Lunner?-) stemmer?

Senere gifter han seg med en dame han emigrerer samtidig med;

Gift 2.11.1893 i Winona, Minnesota med Randi "Klefstad" (1869 i ? - 30.11.1956 i Hammond), datter av ? De immigrerte på samme skip, fra Kristiansund på skipet Britannic.

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Anders Christianson (28.4.1868 i Gran, Hadeland -4.3.1942 i Hammond, Lake County, Indiana) var sønn av gårdbruker Christian Andersen Aaslund (1830 i Gjøvik?-) og Ragnhild Ellingsdatter Oppen (1841 i Lunner?-).

Anders Christianson ble uteksaminert fra Horten Tekniske skole i juni 1889, deretter 2 års studier ved den tekniske høiskolen i Dresden, Tyskland. Da han etter sin hjemkomst til Norge ikke fikk relevant arbeid, emigrerte han i 1893 til USA.

I 1900 ble han ansatt hos the Pressed Steel Car Company i Pittsburgh. Fire måneder senere, da the Standard Steel Car Company of Butler, Pennsylvania,ble opprettet, ble han chief draftsman.

I 1935 ble han chief engineer og ble tilknyttet the Pullman Car Works, Chicago.

Gift 2.11.1893 i Winona, Minnesota med Randi Klestad (1869 i - 30.11.1956 i Hammond), datter av ? De immigrerte på samme skip, fra Kristiansund på skipet Britannic?

Barn:Arnold Christianson () = Raynard Christianson (7.1.1897- 9.8.1988 i Tryon, Polk, North Carolina), Christian Christianson (11.3.1899- 1984 i Fort Myers, Lee, Florida),Tora Christianson Brennan (),Erling Christianson (5.12.1905- 1.4.1978 ), Mary Christianson Stewart() ,Helga Solveig (15.8.1910 -21.6.1965 i Hammond, Indiana), .

Biografi; https://www.strindahistorielag.no/wiki/ ... ristianson

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Randi Tronsdatter Klæstad f 1868 ved FT 1875
https://www.digitalarkivet.no/census/pe ... 2101007305

Født 9.12.1868, nr 273
SAH, Gran prestekontor, Ministerialbok nr. 12, 1856-1874, s. 402-403
Brukslenke for sidevisning: https://www.digitalarkivet.no/kb20070206610660

I 1895 har de en datter ved navn Anna
Name: Andrew Christianson
Event Place: Winona city, Ward 01, Winona, Minnesota
Age (Original): 27y
Birth Year (Estimated): 1868
Birthplace: Norway
Race (Original): W
Gender: Male


Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Andrew Christianson M 27y Norway
Randa Christianson F 27y Norway
Anna Christianson F 7m Minn

Line Number: 10
Family Number: 83
Page Number: 13
GS Film number: 000565817

Citing this Record
"Minnesota State Census, 1895," database with images, FamilySearch ( https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MPRR-CVQ : 2 April 2016), Anna Christianson in household of Andrew Christianson, Winona city, Ward 01, Winona, Minnesota; citing p. 13, line 12, State Library and Records Service, St.Paul; FHL microfilm 565,817.

Det er vel hun som er født 31.10.1894
Name: Christianson
Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 31 Oct 1894
Event Place: Winona, Winona, Minnesota, United States
Event Place (Original): Winona, Winona, Minnesota, United States
Gender: Unknown
Ethnicity: American
Race: W
Father's Name: Andrisa Christianson
Father's Birthplace: Norway
Father's Age: 28
Father's Birth Year (Estimated): 1866
Mother's Name: Rendie
Mother's Birthplace: Norway
Mother's Age: 26
Mother's Birth Year (Estimated): 1868

GS Film Number: 1377831
Digital Folder Number: 007579681

Citing this Record
"Minnesota Births and Christenings, 1840-1980", database, FamilySearch ( https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FDQV-KJ1 : 5 February 2020), Rendie in entry for Christianson, 1894.

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I 1900 bor de i Plainfield New Jersey. Her ser det ut til at Anna har blitt Arnold...

Name: Rendi Christianson
Event Type: Census
Event Year: 1900
Event Place: Plainfield city Ward 4, Union, New Jersey, United States
Gender: Female
Age: 32
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Race (Original): W
Relationship to Head of Household: Wife
Relationship to Head of Household (Original): Wife
Number of Living Children: 3
Years Married: 7
Birth Date: Dec 1868
Birthplace: Norway
Marriage Year (Estimated): 1893
Immigration Year: 1893
Father's Birthplace: Norway
Mother's Birthplace: Norway
Mother of how many children: 3


Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
Andrew Christianson Head M 32 Norway
Rendi Christianson Wife F 32 Norway
Arnold Christianson Son M 6 Minnesota
Raynar Christianson Son M 3 Minnesota
Christian Christianson Son M 1 Minnesota

District: 130
Sheet Number and Letter: 13A
Household ID: 267
Line Number: 11
Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Affiliate Publication Number: T623
GS Film Number: 1240997
Digital Folder Number: 004120446
Image Number: 00098

Citing this Record
"United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch ( https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M9VQ-7MM : accessed 27 February 2020), Christian Christianson in household of Andrew Christianson, Plainfield city Ward 4, Union, New Jersey, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 130, sheet 13A, family 267, NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1972.); FHL microfilm 1,240,997.

[Jan Åge Habberstad]

Mange etterkommere her.

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Fødselsdatoer for Tora, Mary og Helga er oppgitt i passasjerlisten her, etter en tur til Frankrike med mor Randi i 1929

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:24F9-N7B

Tora 14.7.1903, Butler, Pennsylvania
Mary 12.2.1908, do.
Helga 15.8.1910, do.

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Hei
Har funnet Michigan, Death Records, 1867-1952 for Andrew Christianson

Har funnet noe på kontaktforum Hadeland-America skjema 713

Mvh Geir Arne Myhrstuen

[Jan Åge Habberstad]

Hele historien;Anders Christianson (28.4.1868 i Gran, Hadeland -4.3.1942 i Hammond, Lake County, Indiana) var sønn av gårdbruker Christian Andersen Aaslund (1830 i Gjøvik-) og Ragnhild Ellingsdatter Oppen (1841 i Lunner-).Anders Christianson ble uteksaminert fra Horten Tekniske skole i juni 1889, deretter 2 års studier ved den tekniske høiskolen i Dresden, Tyskland. Da han etter sin hjemkomst til Norge ikke fikk relevant arbeid, emigrerte han i 1893 til USA.I 1900 ble han ansatt hos the Pressed Steel Car Company i Pittsburgh. Fire måneder senere, da the Standard Steel Car Company of Butler, Pennsylvania,ble opprettet, ble han chief draftsman.I 1935 ble han chief engineer og ble tilknyttet the Pullman Car Works, Chicago.Gift 2.11.1893 i Winona, Minnesota med Randi Tronsdatter Klæstad (9.12.1868 i Gran - 30.11.1956 i Hammond), datter av gårdmand Tron Helgesen Klæstad (d.bef 1875) og Anna Iversdatter (1835 i Næs-). De immigrerte på samme skip, fra Kristiansund på skipet Britannic.Barn:Anna (Arnold??) Christianson (31.10.1894 i Winona, MN-), Raynard Christianson (7.1.1897- 9.8.1988 i Tryon, Polk, North Carolina), Christian Christianson (11.3.1899- 1984 i Fort Myers, Lee, Florida), Tora Christianson Brennan (14.7.1903-),Erling Christianson (5.12.1905- 1.4.1978 ), Mary Christianson Stewart (12.2.1908-) ,Helga Solveig (15.8.1910 -21.6.1965 i Hammond, Indiana), .
"Founded Viking Engineering Company on Conkey St. Hammond, Indiana. Engineered freight & passenger car building, pistons for Ford Motor Company."Kenneth Bjork;

Andrew Christianson was a graduate of Horten`s Technical School. He supplemented his education with two years in Dresden, and came to America in 1893. In Germany Christianson had prepared himself to become an engineer in the paper industry; his experiences in America, however, caused him to devote his career to the development of rolling stock. After shifting several times, he became draftsman in 1900 with the Pressed Steel Car Company at Pittsburgh. Four months later, when the Standard Steel Car Company of Butler, Pennsylvania, was organized, he became the chief draftsman. A year later he was shop engineer. In 1902 he was given the title of chief engineer in charge of the design of equipment and of estimating material cost. He designed the first all-steel passenger car about 1905, and had it ready for the International Congress at Washington.Christianson remained in this job until 1930, when the Standard Steel Car Company was asorbed by the Pullman Company. He was in charge of the construction of the freight and passenger car plant at Hammond, Indiana, which was started in 1907. When the United States entered the First World War, he supervised the design of all railroad cars used by the American Army in France. Late in 1917 he was put in charge of the engineering and construction of about a thousand 9 1/2 -inch gun carriages, of the caterpillar type.In 1927 he was sent to France to build a plant at La Rochelle which constructed sleeping and dining cars for Wagon-Lits. In 1935 he became chief engineer and was assigned to the Pullman Car Works, Chicago.