Ingolf Kristian Nilsen OralHistory Interviews 1983

Pacific American Fisheries Company (King Cove, Alaska)

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Bergensfjord (Steamship)

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Nilsen, Andreas

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Central Lutheran Church (Bellingham, Wash.)

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Bellingham Bay Lutheran originated on May 2, 1890 with twenty families represented. In January of 1902 the congregation received a loan from the ULC and built a church on the corner of Ellis, Garden and Champion Streets. Zion Norwegian Evangelical was organized in October of 1891. By 1902 the congregation had bought Bellingham Bay’s former church on Grant Street. On July 6, 1917 the two congregations merged to form Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church. During T. J. Norby’s pastorate the name wa...

Nilsen, Ingolf

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Ingolf Nilsen was born on August 28, 1897 near Bodö, Nordland, Norway in a village thirty miles north of the Arctic Circle and right on the coast. His parents were Andreas and Emma Nilsen, and he had four brothers: Reidar, Asbjörn, Påske, and Teodor. Ingolf began fishing when he was only thirteen years old in order to help the family financially. During this time, he fished for codfish, and when he was eighteen, he began working on the sailing ships, where he salted down the fish. I...

Nilsen, Gerald

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Nilsen Family

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Nilsen, Robert

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Nilsen, Emma

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Aaven, Bernice

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