Pernille M Norby

  Research Notes:

1. USS Death Index (genealogybank.com)
- birth and death
- age 89 yrs, 1 mo, 9 days

++ ancestry.com - WA births 1907-1919 -- Pernille is not listed

2. a. Marriage, 1938

- Glenn E Crout of Whatcom Co
- marriage performed by Rev J T Norby
- witness: Marie P Looysen (sister)


b. The Seattle Times - Glenn E Crout
11 Jan 1945, page 11, col 3, "Salute to Servicemen"
"Capt. Glenn E. Crout, Seattle, recently has been promoted to the rank of major, according to his wife, Mrs. Pernille Crout, 505 E Denny Way. Major Crout was a headquarters company commander in the detachment of a Transportation Crops. He has spent more than two years in India and Bruma and is stationed in Shangai."

22 July 1975, page 14, col 6, Glen Crout business man, dies; rites
- lived in Everett since 1951
- served as an Army Major in WW II; awarded the Bronze Star
- surived by his wife, Shirley; Glenn (Skip) E Crout, at home - Everett

2. b. marriage to Norman R Mattson - she is listed as Mrs Crout in her father's obit of 1945; since Norman died in 1947 and his obit says that his wife is Pernille M
[ 21 May 2011 - not on WA Digital -- marriage outside of State of WA ? ]

2. c. - marriage to Frank Rollinger - between 1947-1967 - since her mother's obit of 1967 says that she is Mrs Rollinger
[ 21 May 2011 - not on WA Digital -- marriage outside of State of WA ? ]


3. Various: Seattle Times

- 26 May 1978, p 32 - Seattle Emblem Club Installs new officers - Pernille Rollinger

+++ NO obit or death notice


4. From: Ancesters...... by Allen Dale Anderson

- lists three marriages, but gives no dates
- no children listed/recorded

5. From Internment.net; Tohoma National Cemetery +++ NOT Confirmed, but dates are right

Rollinger, Francis Otto, b. 05/19/1919, d. 01/28/1998, US Army, TSGT*, Res: Seattle, WA, Plot: 5 0 287, bur. 02/19/1998
Rollinger, Pernille Marie, b. 02/23/1910, d. 04/01/1999, US Army, TSGT*, Res: Seattle, WA, Plot: 5 0 287, bur. 05/12/1999

Tahoma National Cemetery Maple Valley, King County, Washington,
18600 Southeast 240th Street, Kent, WA
U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs Database
Tahoma is the first national cemetery in Washington, comprised of 160 acres, adjacent to Tahoma High School. The name "Tahoma" was used by the Klickitat indians as their name for Mt. Rainier, the highest peak in Washington.
Tahoma was opened for service in September of 1997, and is expected to remain open until 2025.

* Technical Staff Sergeant"
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from Findagrave.com -- photo of tombstone, 2009
- Francis O Rollinger and Pernille M Rollinger recorded on the same tombstone
- Francis, "TSGT USA WWII SS BMS"
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from Ancestry.com
US Army Enlistment Records: Francis O Rollinger; born in MN; enlisted 10 July 1942 at Tacoma (note; not on Tacoma Obit Index, 26 dec 2010)
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from http://files.usgwarchives.org/wa/king/cemeteries/tahoma-natl-qr.txt
Extracted from the Department of Veterans Affairs, National Cemetery Administration database dated 15 June 2006 by Joy Fisher; Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, King Co, Washington, Surname Q-R - Complete Survey

Rollinger FRANCIS OTTO 05/19/1919 01/28/1998 US ARMY TSGT 5 0 287 02/19/1998;
Rollinger PERNILLE MARIE 02/23/1910 04/01/1999 US ARMY COL 5 0 287 05/12/1999

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from Seattle Post Intelligencer, death notices
11 Feb 1998, p B3 - Rollinger, Francis Otto, aka Frank, 78, Seattle, Jan 28
28 Feb 1999, p B3 - Rollinger, Pernille Maire, 89 of Seattle, Apr 1


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NOT CONFIRMED [ 26 Dec 2010 ], but quite likely the husband of Pernille Norby (her 3rd marriage)


29 Dec 1944, p 6, col 7, The Seattle Times, "Salute to the Servicemen"
"The Silver Start to Staff Sergt. Francis O Rollinger fo Seattle for gallantry in action in the Italian front in leading his group against a counter-attack"

24 Jan 1945, p 6, col 6, The Seattle Times, "Salute to the Servicemen"
"Five Seattle soldiers are members of the 229th Polar Bear Regiment of the Fifth Army in Italy. They include ..., and Tech. Sergt. Francis O. Rollinger, 6513 27th Ave. N. E."

28 Jan 1945, p 26, col 3, The Seattle Times, "Washington Men Honored For Heroic Deeds"

"Staff Sergt. Francis O Rollinger, 6513 27 Ave. N. E., member of an infantry company in Italy, has been awarded an Oak-Leaf Cluster to the Bronze Star for fallantry in action. The sergeant directed his men in destroying a strongly held enemy position and also directed in breaking up an enemy counter attack."

and then,
4 Sept 1959, page 16, Frank O Rollinger, age 40 <1919>, of 1708 14th Ave, a Truck driver pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol; and 20 Nov 1962, page 11, age 43 <1919> charged with driving under the influence


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Pernille married Glenn E Crout.

Pernille married someone Francis Otto Rollinger between 1947 and 1967.³⁶²⁵ (Francis Otto Rollinger was born on 19 May 1919, died 28n Jan 1998 in Seattle, King Co, Washingon, United States ³⁷³³ and was buried in Tahoma National Cemetery, Kent, King Co, Washington, United States ³⁷³³.)

Pernille next married Norman R Mattson, son of Charles Isaac Mattson and Ingeborg Halvorsdatter Norby, between 1945 and 1947.³⁶²⁵ (Norman R Mattson was born about 1902 in Port Townsend, Jefferson Co, Washington, United States,³⁶⁷⁵ died on 27 Jul 1947 in Seattle, King Co, Washington, United States ^{3625,3729,3730} and was buried in Lake View Cemetery, Seattle, King Co, Washington, United States.)