Ola Estensen Berg

   Other names for Ola were Oluf Estensen Berg and Oluff Østensen.

  Research Notes:

Note: I have been trying to find a birth date for Erik Olsen Langen, and in that search, I came back to searching Erik Olsen Berg [see his page]. This lead me to search for Erik Olsen Berg's father and this lead me to reviewing the Bygebok for Os, vol 1 and Os i Østerdalene. I then reviewed the information from the tax records [point 2]. And I also found a couple of additional family trees [FTs] on Anestry.

It is very difficult to determine ancestor/descendant lines because: [1] various spellings; [2] some records, such as tax records, only record a given name in the early years; [3] resources often do not record a specific ancestor/descendant lines; [3] most of the FTs do not record resources, with only rare exceptions, and they do not provide any context or explanation for conclusions.

So, based on my review, the following is a brief summary: .... ...

... Erik Eriksen, b abt 1568, d. 1665?, was likely the first person person who started to clear land on what became known the the Berg farm in the Os, Hedmark area
... Erik Eriksen, b 1568 had at least two sons:
[1] Esten Eriksen, b bet 1590-1600, d. unknown .... aka Østen Eriksen
[2] Ingebret Eriksen, b abt 1600, d. bef 1650 ... aka Engebret Eriksen or Embret Eriksen **
.. Erik Eriksen pays taxes on the Berg farm as early as 1629 ... in the 1650 years Erik Eriksen is the one who also paid taxes

.. Erik Eriksen b 1568 has a son Esten Eriksen, b bet 1590-1610 .... aka Øusten Eriksen
.. Ingebret/Emret Erikssen, b 1600 has a son, Per Ingebretsen, b abt 1624 ... aka Per Embretsen

.. sometime around 1655, the Berg farm is divided into two [that is there were 2 users, paying equal taxes by]: [page 29, vol 1]
Esten Erisken* b 1590 /1610 takes over one half, known as Bortstu-Berg, aka Bortstuen Berg, aka Berg søndre
Per Embretsen/Ingebretsen, b 1624 takes over one half, known as Nordstu-Berg aka Nordstuen Berg
* the taxes on Bortstu-Berg are paid by Erik Eriksen and then in 1663 by both Erik Eriksen and Ola Estensen

.. Esten Erisken b 1590 /1610 [Bortistu], has a least one son, Ola Estensen, aka Ole Estensen and aka Oluf Estensen
Ola Estensen Berg, most likely was born 1639 and died about 1685 ... he took over the farm Bortistu Berg
Ola Estensen Berg was 1st married to Sigrid Jonsdtr, b. bef 1655 d. 1695 [possibly 24 Jul 1695]
Ola Estensen Berg, b 1639 and Sigrid had at least 3 sons:
.. Erik Olsen, b 1674 d. 1760 ... he took over the farm, Bortistu Berg
.. Esten Olsen, b 1677, d. 1758 .. Esten was the father of Sigrid Estensdtr. b 1734
Sigrid was 1st wife of Jon Simensen Grue, 1729-1801**
.. Jon Olsen, b 1681
.. Erik Olsen, b 1674 had a foster son name Ole Eriksen Berg, 1724-1803 ... he took over the farm Bortistu Berg

.. Ole Eriksen Berg, b 1724 [m. to Ingri Olsdtr b abt 1724] had at least one son:
.. Erik Olsen, b 1751, d. 1831 took over the farm Bortistu Berg
Erik Olsen, b 1751 was married to Magnhild Jonsdtr Grue, 1756-1832 ... she was my half 3rd great-great Aunt
and, was the daughter of Jon Simensen Grue b 1729 and his 1st wife, Sigrid
.. Erik and Magnhild had at least 7 children .... see his research page for information on his family

.. Per Ingebretsen, aka Per Embretsen b abt 1624 [see above] owned the other half of the Berg farm, known as Nordstu-Berg
.. Per Embretsen was the first owner of Nordstu Berg, but around 1695 he divided Norsdstu between his sons:
2 farms: Nystu Berg and Storstu Berg

.. Ola Persen [b bef 1669?; d. 1720 ? - possible but only an estimate] takes over farm Nystu [Bygebok for Os p 63]
.. Per Olsen, b 1689, d. 1770 ... takes over farm [Per Olsen aka Peder Olsen Vangryft
.. his son, Ola Persen b 1731 takes over farm .......

.. Erik Persen [b.d. unknown] takes over farm Storstu]
.. Erik Eriksen, b 1794 takes over farm
.. Per Eriksen b 1821 takes over farm ... and his son, Erik takes over the farm

.. note: Per Embretsen b 1624 had 3 other children: Nils Persen - farm Fabroåsen p 355 in Bygebok for Os;
Embret Persen .... [according to Bygebok for Os, he renounce any inheritance ?????]
Marit Persdatter ...

** Jon Simensen Grue, b 1729 was my 4th great-grandfather. Sigrid Estensdtr died in 1774, and Jon Simensen Grue married for a second time to Gjertrud Toresdtr Breen. My family descends from Jon Simensen's second marriage


** variants of Ingebret could include Ingebrigt, Engebret, Embret, Embrik
thus, Ingebret Eriksen and Embret Eriksen were the same people and most likely the next generation used 'Embretsen' as the patronymic

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Ancestry Family Trees ..... Ola/Ole Estensen Berg, b 1639

Franklin FT [Jo Frankslin] access 26 Feb 2025
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/118491330/person/142159921041/facts

Anderson and Quintana [Leah Anderson] ; access 26 Feb 2025
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/166108981/person/192175797012/facts

DallumHeirss FT [Marylan Dallum] ; access 26 Feb 2025
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/78312751/person/172508546880/facts

unstad FT [m huerta] ; access 26 Feb 2025
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/199287480/person/262599542974/facts

Holoien_2019-01-05 FT [Kirk Holoien .. from Edmonton, AB] ; 27 Feb 2025
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/157649525/person/352073968811/facts
... I can't figure out any relation

brunzell FT [jbrunzell1 ... from Mound, MN] access 27 Feb 2025
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/16150413/person/152094875139/facts
- relation from his great0 grandparents, Beret N Eggen, 1832-1906, m. Ole Johnseon Roan, 1825-1903

...... the above FTs suggest the first Erik Eriksen was b 1610.... but no proff
...... Note: the above FTs seem to have some similar information and it appears that some have copied from others
... no source infor other than the Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-2015 ... which is not helful with the
links not found

.... OR, in a couple of cases, ... Geneanet by Olaf Øoem Storbækkens slektstre
https://gw.geneanet.org/ostorbaekken?lang=no&p=ola+estensen&n=berg+bortistu
.. but nothing re Ole Estensen Berg's father or ancestors


..... Erik Eriksen owns or is a tennant farmer Bortistu - Berg; 2 ... Per Embretsen owns or is a tennant farmer Nordstu-Berg

all of the above: compiled by Rueben D Grue, 28 Feb 2025
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1. Geni.com FT
https://www.geni.com/people/Oluf-Berg/6000000007300753463?through=6000000007328942527
Added by:Johannes Rye Røste on September 3, 2008; Managed by:Rune Meli, Anki [Ann Chatrin] Olsson and Rolf Inge Holden


2. Tax records Folk og boplasser i Nord-Østerdal compiled, Jon Krokmoen [on Norway Nasjonalbiblioteket]
Kildeutdrag [source excerpt] , 1528-1700 ......Sollia forlag, 1992 [mostly tax records excerpts]
https://www.nb.no/items/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2014071608130?page=181 .... 1660-1669 ***

166- BERG. "Berrigh". Ødegard*. Os annex. *see Bygebok page 28, vol 1
*K 1660: Per owes the Crown 1 skin.
*H 1660: holding/3rd year's take of 2 skins by Erek Berg.
*LK 1661: Per owes 2 skins; sow 1/2 thin, tenth 1 quarter thin; taxes 1/2 daler; vissøre; brook mill; two seter embankments under
Langfjellet and in Vangrøftdalen: 2 loads of hay.
*F 1663: Ola Estensen took over 1 calfskin farm in Berg, "Dalsbygden's annex", from his foster father [?] Erek Ereksen.
J 1664: The Crown owns 2 skins. Per and Ola use 1 skin each.
* Occupiers 1664-1666: Ti 1664/65 and Mt 1664: Per Embretsen, 40 years old [b abt 1624]
Ti 1664/65: Erek Ereksen, Mt 1664: Ola, 25 years old b abt 1629]
Ti 1665: Due to the "smallness of the place" he "neither sows nor harvests". M 1665 (1667): land debt 2 skins; tax debt 8 marks of butter; owner: Royal May. Users: Per and Ola; sows 1 thin; before 32 cattle, 4 horses; taxes 1 ort 8 sk.; tithe 4 settings; vissøre; mill; two setter embankments under Langfjellet and in Vangrøftdalen: 2 loads of hay; forest for "Gaardtznøtte"; fishing: commons; summer harbor: Langfjellet. J 1668: Colonel Brochtorf is the owner.
1666- Berg Erek Ereksen
1666- Berg Ola Estensen farmer at Berg, s.d.(b. 1639), farmer at Berg, s.d.

..... also page 136 .... https://www.nb.no/items/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2014071608130?page=137
1650s ... Ødegard. Vingelen annex ....
1650 .. Erik ..2 skins; 1651 2skins .... 1655 Per .. 1 skin
1657 .. Erik .. has 3 hester [horses], 9 naut [cattle], 6 sauer [sheep]; Per.. 2 hester, 9 naut, 6 sauer
1650-1659 ... Erek

.... also, page 99 ... https://www.nb.no/items/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2014071608130?page=99 ... 1640-1649
Berg, Erek .... 1642, 1645 owes 1 skin .. then 1646-1649. 2 skins

..... also page 71 ... https://www.nb.no/items/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2014071608130?page=71 ... 1630-1639
Berg, Erek .. 1630, 1633, 1636/1639 .... 1 skin

... also, page 42 .... https://www.nb.no/items/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2014071608130?page=43 .... 1620-1629
Berg, Erek ... 1629, 1

... also, page 23 .... https://www.nb.no/items/URN:NBN:no-nb_digibok_2014071608130?page=23 .... 1528-1617
Berg, ... Ødegard .. bondeeie, brukes, under Norgard. Vissøre [farmer's property, used, under Norgard]
Berg, Ola ... 1612, 1613
(jf. - owned by ? Bjørge, Jo)


*** later years does't add much new information from the years 1660-1669
page 255 .... 1670-1679
page 305 ... 1680-1689
page 359 ... 1690-1700
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3. Bydebok for Os, p 51 & 57 Vol 1
Norway Nasjonalbiblioteket .... access through VPN
https://www.nb.no/items/a10c9b24454218063d2e46325e5ebb32?page=59&searchText=Bygdebok%20for%20Tylldalen
... link is to page 57
[ PDF from UND, John S Grue and Bergs - p 1 & 7 ]

** see point 2 for a summary


Berg, page 51

The first known user of the Berg farm was Erik Eriksen. He was first mentioned in 1629 and still living in 1664-/66 and was born about 1568. According to the tax rolls for the 1650 years, Erik Eriksen is the one [person recorded for the Berg farm]. Per Embretssen [born about 1624] was first mentioned in 1665 [and at around that time frame] Erik and Per share equally the Berg farm between them. Erik's part was known as Bortistu and Per's Nordstu.

[Den første kjente brukeren på Berg er Erik Eriksen. Han er nevnt første gang i 1629 lever i 1664/66, og var f.ca. 1568. i 1650-åra får Erik Erikksen en med bruker, ifølge skattelistene. Per Embretssen er nevnt første gang in 1665. Erik og Per deler Berg likt mellom seg. Eriks de blir Bortistu og Pers del Nordstu]

[Note: Bortistu was also known as or later known as Berg søndre] ... then go to, page 57

page 57

At the parliament at Tynset in July 1699, a census was taken of men who were found capable of performing military service. Under Berg
there are Erik Olssen aged 25 [b abt 1674] and Jon Olssen aged 18 [b abt 1681]. Both are stated to have been born in Berg. Tore Jakobssen is also mentioned, see Storstu

Oluf Estensen married to Sigrid Jonsdatter, b. c. 1640, d. c. 1700.
Oluf Estensen takes over half of Berg, Berg søndre, Bortistu, after his foster father Erik Eriksen and pays the first fee in 1663.
Oluf Estensen probably dies in the 1680s when his wife Sigrid Jonsdatter is listed as a widow in 1689 and 1690.


Berg søndre (Bortistu, bnr 4) The first owner of 'half of Berg' was Erik Erikson; Erik had a foster son, Ola, born about 1639; Ola had 3 children (Erik, Esten and Jon). Ola died around 1680 and his wife, Sigrid Jonsdatter married again to Esten Evenssen.

- Ola was the forster son of Erik Erikson of Berg
- Ola had three boys - Erick, born 1674 (took over the farm); Esten, born 1677 (married Kari Olsdtr - see Gruva), and Jon, born 1681
- Erik, born 1674, had a son, Ola born 1724 who took over the farm
- Ola, born 1724 had a son, Erick, born 1751 who took over the farm and married Magnhild Jonsdtr Grue, born 1756 -


In 1663 Ola Estenssen f.ca.1639 [born circa ] paid the first lease on this half of Berg, which had been taken over by Erik Erikssen. Erik was the foster father of Ola. Ola probably died in the year 1680. Sigrid Jonsdatter was his wife and she was listed as a widow in 1689 and 1690.

At the council of Tynset in July 1699, there was register of men who were found skilled (competent) to perform the services of soldier. Under Berg it is stated, Erik Olssen 25 years and Jon Olssen 18. Both stated they were born at Berg. Also Tore Jakobssen is mentioned, see Strostu, 123-18.

Barn:

a. Erik f.ca. 1674. Tok over
b. According to oral tradition, Esten, f. ca. 1677, married with Kari Olsdatter Femstu. Se Gruva
c. Probably Jon, f. ca. 1681 [probably Jon]

[ I 1663 betaler Ola Estenssen f.ca.1639 førstebygsel på denne halvparten av Berg, som han har overtatt etter Erik Erikssen. Erik var fosterfar til Ola. Ola døde sannsynligvis i 1680 åra. Sigrid Jonsdatter, oppført som enke i 1689 or 1690 var kona hans ]. [ På tinget på Tynset i Juli 1699 ble de satt opp et manntall over menn som ble funnet dyktige til å kunne utføre soldattjeneste. Under Berg står Erik Olssen 25 år og Jon Olssen 18 år. Begge oppgis født på Berg. Også Tore Jakobssen nevnes, se Strostu, 123-18 ]


1680 to around 1720 --

Esten Evenssen f.ca. 1644 represents one half of Berg in 1691 [he had married the widow Sigrid Jonsdtr] . He is listed as servant in register of tenant farm leases* for 1674, with the lease transferred to a soldier in 1676, who was married to Sigrid Jonsdatter. In a case concerning fishing in Tufsinga in 1704 there is Esten Evenssen Berg of Dalsbydas annex witness, and he was stated to be at 60 years old.
In 1704 Esten Evenssen wrote a letter to his stepson indicating what he had owned. Only the oldest, Erik Olssen, is mentioned by name. Erik was to have the farm when his stepfather dies. Esten Evenssen suffered a loss during a Swedish stay in 1718 and 1719 and asked for tax exemption.

*leilendingsskatten - from John Follesdal (http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~norway/na27.html)
- leilending, tenant farmer, would pay a yearly amount, usually goods such as cow hides, butter, fish, etc and the amount was related to how productive the farm was, to the landowner (jorddrotte, land owner who leased out his land to tenant farmers); the landowners were usually the King (Krongods), the church (kirkegods), nobility (adelgods) or Farmers who owned the land (bondegods)
- skatten refers to a register


[ Esten Evenssen f.ca. 1644 står for den ene halvparten av Berg i 1691. Han er oppført som dreng i leilendingsskatten for 1674, ble utskrevet til soldat i 1676, og gifta seg med Sigrid Jonsdatter. I ei sak om fiske i Tufsinga i 1704 er Esten Evenssen Berg av Dalsbydas anneks vitne, og oppgis å være ved 60 år gammel. I 1704 fikk Esten Evenssen satt opp et gavebrev fra seg til stesønnene sine på det han måtte eie. Bare den eldste, Erik Olssen, nevnes ved navn. Erik skal ha garden når stefaren dør. Esten Evenssen lir tap under svenskenes opphold i 1718 og 1719 og ber om skattfritak ].

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From about 1720 to 1760 ... took over the farm

Erik Olsen, b abt 1674 antakelig [probably] d. 1760 eller 1764*. Married to Sigrid. Children:
Ola, b abt 1724. Tok over
Esten, b 1734, died 1734
.. likely, Østen Ericksen; 17 Oct 1734 age 6 uger = weeks, thus birth about first week of Sept 1734 ... residence , Berg
.. father, Erick Olsen

* 1764 ... most of the Family Trees record that Erik Olsen Berg born in 1674 and died in 1760 - see parish records for burial
however, there is a person name Eric Ols, died on 1 Jul 1764 at the age of 96 years [cal. birth 1668] but there is no other identifying information other than buried at Ous ....
[Marie Tollan's transcriptions, https://www.digitalarkivet.no/en/view/267/pg00000001096405

+++ note: other person named Erik Olsen with birth of 3 children - Anne, Ingeborg, Ole .... that is, Erik Olsen Langen - see my text doc. ..... +++ 10 Feb 2025


4. "Owners of the Berg Farm" - summary from information in the Bydebok for Os, p 57

- first farmer on Berg was Erik Erickson born 1568
- in about 1655, the farm was divided by Erik Erickson who continued to be owner of his half known as Bortistu (Berg søndre); the other half of the farm was owned by Per Embretsen, born about 1624 and was known as Nordstu
- Erik Erickson was the foster father of the next owner of the Bortistu, Ola Estensen born about 1639 and died abt 1680. Ola was married to Sigrid Jonsdtr. Ola (and Sigrid) had 3 boys. When Ola died (around 1680), she remarried to Esten Evenssen, born about 1644
- Erik Olsen (Berg), born 1674 was the next owner - he was the oldest son of Ola (Eriksen) (b 1639, d 1680)
- Ola Eriksen (Berg) born 1724 was the next owner - he was the oldest son of Erik Olsen (b 1674, d 1760)
- Erik Olsen (Berg) born 1751, died 1834 was the next owner - he was the oldest son of Ola Eriksen (b 1724); Erik was married in 1788 to Magnhild Jonsdtr Gruva (daughter of Jon Simensen); Bonde, likely meaning owner; gaardbeboer, meaning occupant or resident of the farm; smed, meaning blacksmith; Gard/hus #3 in the 1801 Norway Census
- Jon Eriksen (Berg) born 1794 and died 1878 was the next owner - he was the 4th child of Erik Olsen born 1751
- Ola Jonsen (Berg) born 1829, died 1908, was the next owner - he was the oldest son of Jon Erikson born 1794; Ole (Ola Jonsen Berg born 1829 emigrated to the US in 1899, along with most of his children and a brother; likely he sold the farm

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4. b. Also see my document, "Berg-Gruva farms, Bygebok for Os, vol 1, pages 28-33 as well as a map of "Berg" and "Gruva"
... path, Grue FT ... John Simensen Grue, b 1729 .... Berg farms - Bygdebok for Os, vol 1

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5. Os i Østerdalen by Thoralf Grue

farm : BORTISTU.

Berg is thus divided [Storstu and] Bortistu in the vernacular and in the old days stood next door to Storstu [bottom page 239]

2 The man on the other farm [that is Bortistu] is named in 1664 Oluff Østensen b. 1639 [or Ole Estensen] and must be assumed to be Erik Eriksen's grandson, so that he [this Erik Eriksen] had 2 sons - Østen and Ingebret b. around 1600 and already died around 1650. Oluff [ Østensen b. 1639] receives a deed from Brokdorff in 1675 for 1 Ksk. Berg-
239

He [Oluff Østensen b. 1639, aka Ole Estensen] still pays the farm's taxes in 1680, but in 1688 it is stated in the land register that this part of the farm is owned by the widow Sigrid Østensdtr. She may have married again, because from 1691 to 1722 an Østen Efvensen is listed as the user, once called Østen Einersen. Both are in any case dead before the ministerial register is kept, and no change from that time exists for Berg.
[... Bygebok for Os, vol 1, p. 57 ... Ola Estensen, b abt 1639 had died probably in the 1680s ..sannsynligvis i 1680-åra.. . Possibly in
1691 or a bit earlier, Sigrid Jonsdatter. Ole Estensen wife, remarried to Esten Evenssen Berg, b abt 1644

In 1704, Esten Evenssen had a deed of gift drawn up from him to his stepsons on what he owned. Only the eldest, Erik Olssen is
mentioned by name. Erik will have the farm when his stepfather dies. Esten Evenssen suffers losses during the Swedish stay in
1718 and 1719, and asks for tax exemption.

Oluff and Sigrid had 3 sons. The eldest was Østen Olsen b. 1677. In 1708 he was summoned to the spring parliament for a fight at Bersven Olsen Breen, whom he had attacked with blows and blows. He did not resist with just his blacksmith's fists, but hit him twice on the arm with a pole. For this he was sentenced to pay 3 g. 3 lots even in money 9 Rd.

There is also a brother Jon b. 1691 [Bygebok for Os, vol 1, page 57 records birth as 1681] which is stated in the gardmanntallet 1710. On Gruvåsen there is a mound "Jobanken" named after a Jo who is said to have fallen into the mine and had an accident.

3 In the 1723 register [land tax register] Erik Olsen [1674-1760] is listed as the owner. Similarly, in the 1739 gardmanntallet. but in the 1744 tax list for wealth tax, remarkably, no one is listed for Bortistuen. On the other hand, Østen Olsen is listed as a blacksmith who makes a living from his craft. Erik is said to have been born in 1685 [Bygebok for Os, vol 1, p.57 records his birth as 1674 .. died 1760, Marie Tollan's transcription, 'burials'] and there supposedly died in 1760. His wife was named Sigrid and was supposedly born in 1708 and died in 1743. They had a son Ole born in 1724 and in 1734 they had a son Østen who was 6 weeks old [and died] there. Presumably they also had several children who died young.

In J. S. Grue's school journal of 1748 Erik Olsen Berg (lame or limping man = Halt mand) is listed. It must be this Erik Olsen who reads the right of to re-purchase on the farm on March 13, 1759. [and this must still be Erik Olsen Berg, 1684-1760]

reluitionsretten - also written as gjenskjøpsretten = right to re-purchase ....
[above from Otto Jørgensen - OJ's homepage - https://otjoerge.wordpress.com/ ... Norwegian-American word list]

4 The next user is then Ole Eriksen [born about 1724]. It was this one who did the remarkable fishing in the Forolsjøbekken. He has presumably been the only son and took over the farm without a deed.

He was born in 1724 and died in 1803. His wife was from Prestehagen and was named Ingri Olsdtr. born in 1726, died in 1813. Dtr. Sigri was born in Mosengen. Ingeborg Håkensgjelten and Kari with Halsten Toresen Hafsjøen. There was also a dtr. Ingri. born in 1762. died before 1787.
... see Geni.com FT ... https://www.geni.com/people/Ole-Berg/6000000000934174503?through=6000000007328942527
re: Ole Eriksen Berg [1724-1803] ... ??? But ..... I think the following in NOT Accurate:L
note that this records Ole Eriksen Berg's parents as Erik Olsen Langen and his first wife, Sigrid Jonsdatter [his second wife was
Inger Nielsdatter Østgaard]

5 Son Erik Olsen was born in 1751 and died in 1831. married Magnhild Jonsdtr. Gruen born in 1756. died 1832.





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old resources I had used in the 2010 era .... 11 Feb 2025
... none of these are active, although Patrice has a FT on Ancestry that is accessible
1. source: www.awt.ancestry.com - under Breen; contact Patrice Galliath; PatriceGGG@aol.com)
2. source: www.tomren.org
3. source: www.sverren.net (Nygaard) gives name as Oluf Østensen Berg; also gives date of death as 1685. ^{927,938,939,940}

Ola married Sigrid Jonsdtr. (Sigrid Jonsdtr was born about 1640 in Tolga, Hedmark, Norway and died about 1700 in Tolga, Hedmark, Norway.)