aka: Ane Jonetta (Johnetta) Johnsdatter Born on a farm called Sanfernhus.
Spouse: Josias Pedersen Helle; b. 12 March 1813 in Hellesleret, Tronjhem, Norway; christened 11 April 1813; d. in Goodhue County, Minnesota. Josias was a sailor until he married at age 28. He helped built the ship "Broderne" in which he came to America.
Anne & Josias' farm (Hellesleret) was a tenant farm. Because of flooding and erosion, the farm was abandoned. The family immigrated to Goodhue County Minnesota in 1858. FollowingJosias' death, in 1880, Anne came to Moe Township, Douglas County where daughter, Karen and husband Gunder Thomassen Winkjer homesteaded.
Children of Anne & Josias Helle:
Peder Josiason Helle b: 13 October 1838, Norway
John Josiason Helle b: 14 October1841, Norway
Johan Helle b: 9 June 1844, Norway
Karl Annas Pederson Helle b: 14 March 1847, Norway
Karen Anna Helle b: 1849, Norway
Joakim Josiason Helle b: 28 July 1854. Changed name to Heille.
Spouse: Josias Pedersen Helle; b. 12 March 1813 in Hellesleret, Tronjhem, Norway; christened 11 April 1813; d. in Goodhue County, Minnesota. Josias was a sailor until he married at age 28. He helped built the ship "Broderne" in which he came to America.
Anne & Josias' farm (Hellesleret) was a tenant farm. Because of flooding and erosion, the farm was abandoned. The family immigrated to Goodhue County Minnesota in 1858. FollowingJosias' death, in 1880, Anne came to Moe Township, Douglas County where daughter, Karen and husband Gunder Thomassen Winkjer homesteaded.
Children of Anne & Josias Helle:
Peder Josiason Helle b: 13 October 1838, Norway
John Josiason Helle b: 14 October1841, Norway
Johan Helle b: 9 June 1844, Norway
Karl Annas Pederson Helle b: 14 March 1847, Norway
Karen Anna Helle b: 1849, Norway
Joakim Josiason Helle b: 28 July 1854. Changed name to Heille.
aka: Ane Jonetta (Johnetta) Johnsdatter Born on a farm called Sanfernhus.
Spouse: Josias Pedersen Helle; b. 12 March 1813 in Hellesleret, Tronjhem, Norway; christened 11 April 1813; d. in Goodhue County, Minnesota. Josias was a sailor until he married at age 28. He helped built the ship "Broderne" in which he came to America.
Anne & Josias' farm (Hellesleret) was a tenant farm. Because of flooding and erosion, the farm was abandoned. The family immigrated to Goodhue County Minnesota in 1858. FollowingJosias' death, in 1880, Anne came to Moe Township, Douglas County where daughter, Karen and husband Gunder Thomassen Winkjer homesteaded.
Children of Anne & Josias Helle:
Peder Josiason Helle b: 13 October 1838, Norway
John Josiason Helle b: 14 October1841, Norway
Johan Helle b: 9 June 1844, Norway
Karl Annas Pederson Helle b: 14 March 1847, Norway
Karen Anna Helle b: 1849, Norway
Joakim Josiason Helle b: 28 July 1854. Changed name to Heille.
Spouse: Josias Pedersen Helle; b. 12 March 1813 in Hellesleret, Tronjhem, Norway; christened 11 April 1813; d. in Goodhue County, Minnesota. Josias was a sailor until he married at age 28. He helped built the ship "Broderne" in which he came to America.
Anne & Josias' farm (Hellesleret) was a tenant farm. Because of flooding and erosion, the farm was abandoned. The family immigrated to Goodhue County Minnesota in 1858. FollowingJosias' death, in 1880, Anne came to Moe Township, Douglas County where daughter, Karen and husband Gunder Thomassen Winkjer homesteaded.
Children of Anne & Josias Helle:
Peder Josiason Helle b: 13 October 1838, Norway
John Josiason Helle b: 14 October1841, Norway
Johan Helle b: 9 June 1844, Norway
Karl Annas Pederson Helle b: 14 March 1847, Norway
Karen Anna Helle b: 1849, Norway
Joakim Josiason Helle b: 28 July 1854. Changed name to Heille.
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