Hilma Ludli Johnson OralHistory Interview 1979

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Hilma Ludli Johnson OralHistory Interview 1979

http://nwda.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv86870

An oral history interview with Hilma LudliJohnson, a Norwegian immigrant.

2 file folders; 1 sound cassette; 1 compact disc.

eng,

Robert A.L. Mortvedt Library Scandinavian Immigrant Experience Collection Archives and Special Collections Department

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SNAC Resource ID: 6380034

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Sulitjelma Mine (Sulitjelma, Norway)

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Ludli, Hilma

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Johndon family

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Ludli, Anne

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Ludli family

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Ludli, Peder

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Johnson, Hilma

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Hilma (Ludli) Johnson was born in the northern part of Norway in about 1893, and she was one of six children by Peder and Anne Ludli. She was first married in Norway and had five children; her husband Karl worked in the Sulitjelma mine, which produced gold and copper. Before marriage, she waited tables at a little Sulitjelma restaurant owned by her sister Mette, and she lived on Karl's farm after they married. Karl was killed in an accident at the mine and Hilma was left with the fa...