Inga Karolina Olivia Jensdatter Hole Anderon Oral History Interview 1981.

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Inga Karolina Olivia Jensdatter Hole Anderon Oral History Interview 1981.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/183670162

This interview was conducted with Inga Anderson on April 14, 1981 in Tacoma, Washington. It contains information on family background, emigration, work, marriage, community activities, and Norwegian heritage. The interview was conducted in English with Norwegian towards the end of the tape.

2 compact discs.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6945741

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Hole, Jens Petter.

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Hole, Anna.

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Anderson, Inga Karolina Olivia Jensdatter Hole.

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Inga Anderson was born Inga Karolina Olivia Jensdatter Hole on October 18, 1892 in Hole, Norway. Her parents were Jens Petter and Anna Hole, and there were six other children in the family: Jensina, Petra, Jakob, Kornelia, and Lars. The family lived on a farm with twelve cows, two horses, and approximately thirty sheep. Inga had a cousin, Mrs. Sather, in Tacoma, WA, and in May 1912, Inga decided to immigrate to America to live with her. Two days after she arrived in Tacoma, she became employed a...