Trygve Bloch Nakkerud OralHistory Interview 1981

Gradert family

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Nakkerud, Arnold

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Nakkerud, Martinius

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Gradert, August

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Nakkerud, Trygve

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Trygve Nakkerud was born on June 22, 1903 in Oslo, Norway to Andreas Nakkerud and Elise Bloch. Andreas was the President of a pulp mill and owned two farms. There were six children in the family, including Trygve: Ingrid, Sverre, Mads-Egil, Trygve, Eilert, and Ruth. Trygve attended public school and then went on to Agricultural College and training. In 1924, he decided to emigrate, but could not buy a ticket to the United States and went to Calgary, Alberta instead. In Calgary, he w...

Denny Park Lutheran Church (Seattle, Wash.)

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Established on April 19, 1888, this congregation began as the Norwegian Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church and held services in a Swedish church located between 3rd and Pike. The congregation erected its first church at the corner of 4th Avenue and Pine. This was subsequently sold in 1904 and a new church was built on the corner of 5th and Wall. The Denny Regrade project forced a change and in 1912 a new church was erected at Boren and Virginia, and the name was called, “The First Norwegian Luth...

Nakkerud, Gladys

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Bloch, Christine.

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Nakkerud, Elise

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Nakkerud, Inga Amanda Treland

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Bloch family

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Nakkerud, Andreas

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Seafarers' International Union of North America

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The Historical Research Department of the Seafarers International Union (SIU) kept extensive files on Joseph Curran, president of the NMU from 1937 until his death in 1981. “Big Joe” Curran, then an inactive member of the conservative International Seaman’s Union, founded the Seaman’s Defense Committee during a wildcat strike in 1936 on the Panama Pacific Line's S.S. California. The Committee was renamed the National Maritime Union in 1937, and Curran became its first president. He ...

Leif Erikson League (Seattle, Wash.)

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Treland family

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Nakkerud family

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Kolbjørnsdatter, Johanne

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Norway Center (Seattle, Wash.)

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Bloch, Elise

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