Anna Johanna Jonsdtr Osgjelton

  Research Notes:

1. Klokkervang, p 57

- married Sæming Hole from Ytre Rendalen


2. a. Birth, 1863 - Røros

- father maler John Johnsen from ..... [ ? can't make it out, Baaringharn ???, but could be Bergstaden - 1875 census ??? ] and mother Anne Johanne Johnsdtr Grue



b. Marriage

- S Hole - born in Ytre Rendalen; Anna, born in Røros, but her residence is difficult to make out, possibly Lorrinde Lomnds [ ??? ] - born in Røros, father maler (painter) John Johnsen



3. 1900 Norway Census, Ytre Rendalen: Farm: Hole nedre (#12)

- wife Anna
- Sæming's first marriage Children: Nils, Karl, Sigrud and another daughter Marit Sæmingsdatter born 1889 [ his first wife was named Gunhild, born 17 Oct 1865 and died 25 May 1892 - tombstone ]
- then ??? [ not named, but most likely Gudmund ] .... Sæmingssøn born [?] - under remarks, "a boy not baptised" [ En Udøbt Gut ] -- he was baptized in Feb 1901


4. 1910 Norway Census; Ytre Rendalen; Farm: Hole (#12, bnr 6)

- Anna wife
- Gudmund, son and Arne, son are listed

-- Note: Gudmund's confirmation, 15 Oct 1916, Ytre Rendal (page 182, line 2); Arne's confirmation, 16 Oct 1918, Ytre Rendal (page 187, line 13) ---- Note: Ytre Rendal's parish registers on-line only to 1925, thus no further on confirmation and nothing on marriages

- also listed are Sæmings children from first marriage to Gunhild Karlsdatter Kvornes on 2 Oct 1885, page 141, line 13 (this is confirmed by birth records): Nils, born 12 Jul 1886 (p 27); Karl born 29 Aug 1887 ( 30 & 31 - Karl had a twin by the name of Sigrud, but it is likely she died as an infant) ; daughter Sigrud Magnhild, born 23 Oct 1890 (p 40)


5. General [ 6 Oct 2013 ]

from: http://www.hf.uio.no/imv/english/research/projects/fiddlevolumes/thenorma/4hedmark/tradition/lines/
University of Olso, Music department --- research on the history of fiddlers in Hedmark County
[ NOTE: research articles make several references to Jacob Bull's history of Rendalen ]

Under the section, Ytre Rendal

" .... Halvor Berget generally played solo at weddings and dances in private homes (Td 1179) in a period when ensemble music and classical training were becoming ever more the vogue in Rendalen - especially through Anders Sørensen's tuition of Guren and Sæming Hole and when the "Stormusikken" orchestra got under way. Sørensen came to the parish for the first time in 1867 when Guren was 12 years old; later on Lars Hollo also visited Hole and played with Guren.

The dance orchestra "Stormusikken" was hired at Gråberg during the Grundset Fair as early as 1878 when it counted seven members: three fiddles, cello, double bass, cornet and clarinet. Among them were Guren and Sæming Hole, Martin Hagen and Ola Balstadsveen, all experienced composers and arrangers."


Under the section, Tolga (Vineglen)

" .... This is surprisingly late [ 1840's - 1880's ], and can only be understood as a result of strong religious revivalism, as Myklebust also points out (from the end of the 1700s). Another pietistic revival swept over the community in the 1870s and '80s, in which dancing was perceived as sinful and harmful (Nytrøen, Council for Folk Music and Folk Dance, 1968).


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  Noted events in her life were:

1. Residence - 1900, 1900, Ytre Rendalen, Hedmark, Norway. ⁴³⁵⁸ Farm: Hole nedre (#12)

2. Residence - 1910, 1910, Ytre Rendalen, Hedmark, Norway. ⁴³⁵⁵ Farm: Hole (#12, bnr 6)

Anna married Sæming Nilsen Hole on 4 Jan 1900 in Ytre Rendalen, Hedmark, Norway ¹⁴⁵⁰.^,4354 (Sæming Nilsen Hole was born on 22 Feb 1857 in Ytre Rendalen, Hedmark, Norway,^4354,4359 died on 1 Apr 1928 in Ytre Rendalen, Hedmark, Norway ⁴³⁵⁹ and was buried on 14 Apr 1928 in Ytre Rendalen, Hedmark, Norway ⁴³⁵⁹.)