Jennifer Kristene ROE² was born on 22 April 1987 in Grande Ronde, Hospital, Lagrande, Oregon. She lives at 311 n. 5th., Union, Oregon, 97883. B/C for Jennifer, estab. at time of birth, gives DOB as 4/22/1987, at Lagrande, Oregon. Parents: Gregory Lewis ROE and Susan K. BARAMORE.

Karen Ann ROE² was born on 23 March 1989 in Grande Ronde, Hospital, Lagrande, Oregon. She lives at 311 n. 5th., Union, Oregon 97883. B/C for Karen shows DOB as 3/23/1989, at Lagrande, Oregon. Parents: Gregory Lewis ROE and Susan K. BARAMORE.

Linda Mae ROE² was born on 17 February 1960 in Lagrande, Union Co., Oregon. She lives at 618 N.. 5th , Boise, Idaho. She has Secretarial training, and computer training. Linda has systemic lupus. She works for M. and M. Court Reporters, downstairs at the same address. Her faith is Methodist. Her B/C estab. at time of birth gives her DOB as 2/17/1960. Infor. from Warren Roe Jr.
Parents: Warren Lewis ROE Jr. and Carol Joanne THOMPSON.

Warren Lewis ROE Jr.² was born on 1 May 1926 in Boise, Idaho, Idaho. He was christened in October 1954 in Boise, Idaho, Idaho. He has reference number 1. Warren is a Methodist. He worked for the Forest Service, but main employer in working life was Social Security Administration. He was claims representative, and Field Representative. His college major was Entomology. He was in the navy in WWII.
Documents in file; A receipt dated 6/4/1979, Received of Warren Roe one hundred dollars for, earnest money on buying all land and home, 241 N. 5th Union, legal description attached. Signed by Mrs. Green.
A statement on a fish he caught. Department of Fish and Game, State of Idaho, Boise, Idaho, 8/8/1951, Mr. Warren Roe, 419 S. 2nd St., Boise, Idaho,
Dear Mr. Roe:
Regarding the age of your 16 lb. 5 oz. rainbow caught June 23, in Warm Lake.
From scale readings, the following information has been determined:
1. The fish was in its eighth year.
2. Readings indicate five years of growth normal, the sixth and seventh year's growth was extremely rapid.
From this information, the following explanations can be drawn:
The fish in question could have been either a true rainbow or possibly a steelhead. The fact that the scale readings show normal growth the first five years, then a rapid increase in growth during the sixth and seventh years indicates one of two possibilities;
1. The fish was a non-migratory rainbow which altered its feeding habits at the end of its fifth year and began feeding heavily upon small fishes, explaining its rapid growth during its sixth and seventh years.
2. The fish conceivably could have been a steelhead delayed in its migration to the sea until its fifth year. Its rapid growth during the sixth and seventh years in this case can be explained by its stay in the ocean two years, returning to spawn in its eighth year.
I personally, am inclined to accept the first explanation.
Sincerely,
Leon W. Murphy
Fisheries Biologist
District 2
A newspaper article:
Suzanne Craven, To Be Wed Saturday, Two hundred invitations are in the mail for Saturday's wedding of Miss Suzanne Craven daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Craven of Ustick road, and Warren l. Rowe, Jr. , son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rowe of 419 South Second street.
The marriage ceremony will be performed at 8 PM in St. Michaels Cathedral with the reception scheduled afterward in the Bishop Tuttle house. Officiating at the service will be the Rt. Rev. Frank A. Rhea Bishop of Idaho and the Very Rev. Marcus B. Hitchcock, dean of the cathedral.
An AGREEMENT: whereas. Suzanne Roe, hereinafter referred to as "Wife", and Warren Roe Jr., hereinafter referred to as " Husband" , intermarried on or about the 23rd day of October, 1954, and ever since said date have been and now are husband and wife; and
WHEREAS, A daughter, Sharon Ann Roe, has been born as the issue of said marriage; and
WHEREAS, Said parties have acquired no property, community or other wise, other than a number of wedding gifts given to them, including a cash wedding gift in the sum of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS [$500.00], and of which there now remains the sum of THREE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS[$350.00], or thereabouts; and
WHEREAS, All of said wedding gifts, including the remainder of said cash, are now in the sole possession of wife; and
WHEREAS, Unhappy differences have arisen between husband and wife, which make the continuance of marital cohabitation between them impossible and unendurable; and
WHEREAS, It is the mutual desire of wife and husband that by this Agreement they settle all property rights between them, as well as the right to the care, custody and support of said minor child.
NOW THEREFORE, Wife and Husband hereby mutually agree as follows:
1. That wife shall have sole and exclusive care, custody and control of said daughter, Sharon Ann Roe, but that husband shall have the right to visit said daughter and have said daughter visit him in his home at reasonable times and places.
2. That husband shall pay to wife for the support of said daughter, Sharon Ann Roe, the sum of FIFTY DOLLARS [$50.00] per month, until said daughter shall reach legal age. That the payments herein provided to be made to wife for the purpose aforesaid, shall be due and payable on or before the 10th day of each month, commencing with the month of April, 1956.
3. That wife shall retain as her sole and separate property, and for her sole and separate use, the sum of approximately THREE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS [$350.00], which is now in her possession, that being the sum remaining of the $500.00 cash wedding gift made to these parties. That the other wedding gifts should be divided between wife and husband as follows:
Husband shall have as his sole and separate property; One combination sandwich grill and waffle iron; three blankets, and one electric blanket.
Wife shall have as her sole and separate property all other wedding gifts, including, but not limited to; One electrical heater, one sunbeam coffee maker; one sunbeam fry pan; one electrical toaster; on electric steam iron; silverware.
4. That wife and husband, and each of them respectively, shall pay their own costs and attorneys fees in the divorce suit now pending between these parties.
5. That by this agreement husband and wife have intended to and have settled all property rights between them, and from and after the date hereof, neither party shall have any claim against the other for money, support or property, except that wife shall have a claim against husband for the sum of $50.00 per month, for the support of said daughter, as aforesaid.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The parties hereto have set their hands this 4th day of April, 1956.
Suzanne Roe
Warren Roe Jr.
State of Idaho
County of Ada
On this 5th day of April, 1956, before me, the undersigned , a Notary Public in and for said state, personally appeared SUZANNE ROE, known to me to be the person who executed the foregoing Agreement, and acknowledged to me that she executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. Paul B. Ennis
Notary Public for Idaho
Residing at Boise Idaho
SEAL
STATE OF IDAHO
County of Ada
On this 4th day of April, 1956, before me, the undersigned , a Notary Public in and for said state, personally appeared WARREN ROE, JR., known to me to be the person who executed the foregoing Agreement, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the day and year in this certificate first above written.
J. F. Cromwell
Notary Public for Idaho
Residing at Boise Idaho
SEAL
A military discharge in file shows DOB to be 5/1/1926, at Boise, Idaho, this was estab. 4/26/1944. I also know this to be my correct date of birth. College major was Entomology, founder of Union County Museum, Masonically active 32nd Degree Mason, wrote histories of Union Masonic bodies. In for. from Warren Roe Jr.
In file is a subpoena and summons extraordinary, from The Royal Court of the Raging Main, This 20th day of August 1945, Country of Kanicus, Vale of Pacificus, Domain of Neptunis Rex. To whom may come these presents: Greetings And Beware; Whereas the good ship Kane, bound southward for New Guinea, is about to enter our domain; and the aforesaid ship carries a large and slimy cargo of landlubbers, beachcombers, gutter-rats, sea-lawyers, lounge-lizards, parlor-dunnigans, pillow-deserters, park-bench-warmers, chicken-chasers, hay-tossers, sand-crabs, four flushers, squaw-men, pig-lovers, crossword-puzzle-bugs, and all other living creatures of the land but not least , he-vamps and liberty-hounds, falsely masquerading as seamen, of which low scum you are a member, having never appeared before us; And Whereas, The Royal Court of the Raging Main has been convened by us on board the good ship Kane on the 20th day of August, 1945 at longitude 1 38o 12'W,Latitude of 0o 00o 00o, and an inspection of our High Royal Roster shows that it is high time the sad and wandering nautical soul of the much-abused body of yours appear before the High Tribunal of Neptune: And be it known, that we hereby summon and command you Warren Roe Jr. now a Seaman 2/c, U. S. Navy, to appear before the Royal High Court,and Our August Presence on aforesaid date at such tim e as may best suit our pleasure, and to accept most heartily and with good grace the pains and penalties of the awful tortures that will be inflicted upon you. To be examined as to fitness to become one of our Trusty Shellbacks and to answer the following charges: Charge no. 1 Roe now a seaman U. S. Navy, has hitherto willfully and maliciously failed to show reverence and allegiance to Our Royal Person, and is therein and hereby a vile landlubber and Pollywog.; Charge no 2 This is the original monkey-man. Often accused of sleeping with Jocko without any shorts on.; Charge no 3 He is accused of insolence and refusal to obey the requests of trusty shellbacks.
DISOBEY THIS SUMMONS UNDER PAIN OF OUR SWIFT AND TERRIBLE DISPLEASURE. OUR VIGILANCE IS EVER WAKEFUL. OUR VENGEANCE IS JUST AND SURE.
In file is a card Cert. of Satisfactory Service, UNITED STATES NAVY, this is to certify that, 554 32 12 Roe, Jr. Warren L., S1c, Has served and satisfactorily completed a period of training and service on active duty in the United States Navy, World War 11, R A McCluney, Lt jg USN
In file are orders when I came back to Philadelphia Naval Yard on the USS Kane, 12/31/1945. We came back for decommissioning.; U.S. Receiving Station, Naval Base, Philadelphia, Penn., 8 January 1946, To Roe, Warren L., Jr. S1c 554 32 12, Subject; orders; 1. Upon receipt of these orders and when directed by proper authority, you will proceed and report to the CO., Recruiting Station, Boise, Idaho. For further assignment to duty by Commander Service forces, Atlantic Fleet. 2. Having arrived at this command from
overseas, you are hereby authorized a delay of TWENTY THREE (23) days and FOUR (4) days travel time in reporting to your new Commanding Officer, such delay to count as leave. You will report not later than 1200; 5 February 1946. You have given your leave address as; 419 S . 2nd St., Boise, Idaho. 3. At your own request you are authorized to travel at your own expense subject to reimbursement by the Government in accordance with BuPers Pers-811-C
SM-ht-L20-1 of 15 July 1945. (This was cancelled out, they paid) 4 . While enroute in carrying out these orders, you are considered attached to your new station as listed in paragraph 1 above. Any change in the leave address, or any request of an extension of leave should be addressed to your new Commanding Officer. Communicate with nearest known naval activity for instruction, if unable to contact above command. 5. In case of serious illness or major accident, immediately inform the command to which you are to report. Should you be incapacitated to the exte nt that you are unable to comply with these instructions, those who are in charge are requested to do so. Under decision of Assistant Comptroller General, U. S. of 27 June 1944, the Navy Department may now defray expenses for the Navy and Marine Corps obtained from civilian sources while on Leave or Liberty, where it is impractical to obtain treatment from Naval or other Government facilities. (alNavl74-44). 6 . You will not divulge any information whatsoever relative to the whereabouts or movements of ships or any Naval information to any press conference or talk to reporters or over the radio except after consultation with or clearance of subject matter by a public relations officer. Failure to abide by the foregoing will render you liable to disciplinary action. 7. Your records and accounts will be forwarded via registered mail., By direction of Commanding Officer. , cc ComSerForLant.; You departed this station at 10:00, 1/8/1946., JWEN D O.O.D., R.V. Metzgar, R. V. Metzgar, Lt(jg)USN, Assistant Personnel Officer . On the side of orders is the following; processed & rptd CSFL by this Comman d, 8th
Jan. 1946, Paid in advance of travel Mileage 70 subs $6.00 pv#15504 , and signed Geo. M. Landers Lt jg (sc) usn, for Fred C. Borris, Lt. Comdr. (sc) USNR
Another paper; NRS,. Boise, Idaho, 5 February 1946, End 1. ,Fro m OINC. ,To: Roe, Warren L., jR. S1c 554 32 12, Subj.: Rehab. leave. ,1. You reported at 1200 this date. W.F. Hodgson
The military discharge in file is an Honorable Discharge, no C388 6411, it shows Warren L. Roe Jr., Seaman First Class is Honorably Discharged from the Personnel Separation Center, USNB, Bremerton Washington, and from the Naval Service of the United States this 13th day of July 1946. It gives service stations and vessels; NTC Farragut, Idaho, USS Kane, USS Dixie, PSNS Bremerton, Washington, PSC USNB Bremerton, Washington. Campaign Ribbons and battle stars; Asiatic Pacific Area Campaign Medal (1), American Area Campaign Medal , World War II Victory Medal, Philippine Liberation Medal (This should have a battle
star also, we saw action off the Philippines), And the occupation medal should be shown, we were at Jensin Korea, in the occupation for two months, from 9/7/1945 to 11/12/1945. The ships history shows this.
A newspaper article from 1945; Navy Reveals Ships Lost in Typhoon, Washington (up), Three small ships were sunk, 30 others were run aground, and three more were damaged in the typhoon which swept Okinaw a Oct. 8 and 9, the Navy announced Sunday night.
The ships which ran aground were: The minesweepers Dorsey and Southard both former Destroyers, the minelayer Weehawken, the coastal mine sweeper Industry, the net layers Snowbell and Mahogany, the tanker Sananeaga, repair ships Nestor and Mona Island, motor gunboats PGM- 5 and PGM-7, Subchasers PC-1238, PC- 1239, and PC-590, the motor mine sweepers YMS-90, YMS-151,YMS-176, YMS-193, YMS-275, YMS-296, YMS-38 4, YMS-424,YMS-454, Landing ships LST-568 and LSM-361, the patrol ship YPE-289, the transports APC-103 and APL-14, and the Ocelot IX-110.
Damaged were the landing ship dock Tortuga and the ocean tugs Atr -58 and ATR-75.
The Navy said the Snowbell, Nestor and the PAC-103, LSM-361, PC-1 239, APL-14 andPC-590 all reported that they had suffered no casualties. No reports have been received from the other vessels.
The Navy had no figures on total casualties, but said the next of kin of dead and missing personnel were being notified by telegram.
Word received from Adm. Chester W. Nimitz headquarters at Guam, the navy said listed the following vessels as sunk; The yacht Southern Seas, the landing craft LSM-15, and the motor mine sweeper YMS-383.
This is the second typhoon to hit while we were in the area. The first was while the war was on, we ran out to sea to ride it out, as most ships did. It had winds of 150 miles an hour. I am aware we were told afterward two brand new Flush Deck Fletcher Destroyers broke in two and sank with all hands. They were welded. It took the bow out of a cruiser. There were ships up to 1/2 mile inland after the typhoon. We lost our steering and had to steer by hand thru the typhoon.We rolled over so far we almost took water down our stacks. Another APD, in the same storm, did take water down the stacks. That is about a 90o roll. You are supposed to capsize at a 45o roll. The waves were so high, at times the only sky we could see was directly overhead. The waves were about 100 feet high, we were told. It was quite a slow climb to the top, and when we got there waves were so sharp, we stuck out both ways, front and back, before we slid over and down. The screw made a lot of noise sticking out in the air. This was the worst Typhoon for us, and I think we took more losses in it. Of course the Navy didn't release any list then. You could see plates on the sides move during the storm, in fact we did pop some rivets. Our ship was a WWI converted 4 stacker, and a riveted ship. Going into it we had strung lines on deck, for safety. I was walking down the deck, when the ship heeled over, catching me by surprise. I lost my footing, and slipped out to hang over the ocean, holding on to a line with my hands, at full length. My buddy quickly locked his hands around my chest, and the line . Holding me there. When the ship righted itself, I got to my feet with his help. He saved my life, but I am ashamed to say I don't remember his name.
A 1952 newspaper article in file shows; Boisean Lands Big One, This is the fish that didn't get away. Its a Rainbow Trout weighing 17 lbs. and is 34 inches in length (error 36). It was caught over the weekend in Warm Lake by Warren Roe Jr. and Frank L. Bryson, both of Boise. Roe said the fish was caught while drift trolling. They used a jack-a-loyd. He added what went on the jackaloyd is our secret. Officials at Wilkies North Shore Lodge said it was the largest fish ever caught in Warm Lake . A 14 pounder was caught there 10 years ago. There was some speculation in Boise that the fish might be the legendary, "Old Ironsides" of Warm Lake that has fought off the hooks of fisherman for many years.

Spouse: Carol Joanne THOMPSON. Carol Joanne THOMPSON and Warren Lewis ROE Jr. were married on 10 January 1959 in Lewiston, Idaho, Methodist, Church, Parsonage. Children were: Linda Mae ROE, Gregory Lewis ROE, Christopher Michael ROE.

Helene Mary ROELANTS¹ was born (date unknown). 27 Brown Street - Librarian. Parents: Roger ROELANTS and Deidre Margaret Mary TOHILL.

John ROELANTS¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: Roger ROELANTS and Deidre Margaret Mary TOHILL.

Miles Marius ROELANTS¹ was born (date unknown). Is crippled but leads a full life. Was the subject of a TV documentary "Miles turns 21". Address 1991: 54 Carrington Road, Auckland. Parents: Roger ROELANTS and Deidre Margaret Mary TOHILL.

Roger ROELANTS¹ was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Deidre Margaret Mary TOHILL. Deidre Margaret Mary TOHILL and Roger ROELANTS were married. Children were: John ROELANTS, Helene Mary ROELANTS, Miles Marius ROELANTS.

Elvina Mae ROESTEL² was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Amlen Charles MUNK. Children were: Luella Mae MUNK.

Alexandra Marie ROGERS² was born on 8 February 1991.³ Parents: Earl Dwayne EICKSTAEDT and Charlotte Marie HAMIL.

Alice ROGERS¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: James ROGERS and Amy Elizabeth LOADER.

Edith Mary ROGERS¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: James ROGERS and Amy Elizabeth LOADER.

Elizabeth ROGERS¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: James ROGERS and Amy Elizabeth LOADER.

Elsie ROGERS¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: James ROGERS and Amy Elizabeth LOADER.

Frank ROGERS¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: James ROGERS and Amy Elizabeth LOADER.

Gerald ROGERS was born on 29 June 1966 in Burien, WA. Parents: Gerald George ROGERS and Faith Alice CHRISTENSEN.

Gerald George ROGERS¹ was born on 28 March 1939 in Coulee City, WA.

Spouse: Faith Alice CHRISTENSEN. Faith Alice CHRISTENSEN and Gerald George ROGERS were married on 22 October 1994. Children were: Gerald ROGERS.

Jack ROGERS¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: James ROGERS and Amy Elizabeth LOADER.

James ROGERS¹ was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Amy Elizabeth LOADER. Amy Elizabeth LOADER and James ROGERS were married. Children were: William ROGERS, Elizabeth ROGERS, Edith Mary ROGERS, Alice ROGERS, Elsie ROGERS, Ruth ROGERS, Jack ROGERS, Frank ROGERS.

Misty Dawn ROGERS^2,5,10 was born on 31 October 1979 in Toppinish, Washington.³ Parents: Thomas Dale HOOKER and Susan ROGERS.

Ruth ROGERS¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: James ROGERS and Amy Elizabeth LOADER.

Susan ROGERS^2,5,10 was born on 18 February 1960 in Tillamook, Oregon.³ Parents: Rogers EUGENE and Jerine Carel FAYETTE.

Spouse: Thomas Dale HOOKER. Susan ROGERS and Thomas Dale HOOKER were married on 25 June 1982 in Grandmothers place, Stanfield, Oregon.³ Children were: Misty Dawn ROGERS, Melissa Sue HOOKER.

Teresa ROGERS² was born on 13 May 1960.³

Spouse: Arnold Victor DICKS. Teresa ROGERS and Arnold Victor DICKS were married on 26 September 1981.³

William ROGERS¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: James ROGERS and Amy Elizabeth LOADER.

Betzy ROLFSEN was born in 1890 in Moi, Norway. Parents: Rolf Ommundsen SURDAL and Oline Tønnesdtr EIK. Parents: Ommund ROLFSEN and Johanne Lisabeth Salvesdtr EIK.

Emma Bendikte ROLFSEN^55,56 was born on 28 April 1891 in Moi, Norway (Surdal farm). She died in 1891 at the age of 0 in Moi, Norway. Parents: Rolf Ommundsen SURDAL and Oline Tønnesdtr EIK.

Emma Bendikte ROLFSEN²² was born on 12 May 1895 in Moi, Norway. She was baptized on 30 June 1895 in Moi, Norway. She died in ______, Norway. Emma lived Ålesund, Norway. Parents: Rolf Ommundsen SURDAL and Oline Tønnesdtr EIK.

Spouse: ____ SVENDSEN. Children were: Liv SVENDSEN, Ela SVENDSEN, Sven SVENDSEN, Basse SVENDSEN.

Guri Lisabeth ROLFSEN was born on 26 May 1955 in Sauda, Norway. She lived in len, Norway on 25 May 1996. Parents: Rudolf Ommundsen ROLFSEN and Rigmor SAMSONSEN.

Spouse: Kjell RAVATN. Guri Lisabeth ROLFSEN and Kjell RAVATN were married on 2 February 1978 in Bergen, Norway. Children were: Håvard RAVATN, Agnes RAVATN.

Ingvald Ludvig ROLFSEN¹ was born on 6 September 1899 in Moi, Norway. He died on 23 August 1943 at the age of 43 in Brooklyn, NY. He was christened.

Spouse: Jenny Benedikte KJOERMO. Jenny Benedikte KJOERMO and Ingvald Ludvig ROLFSEN were married. Children were: Ruth ROLFSEN.

Kim ROLFSEN was born on 26 September 1971. Parents: Perry ROLFSEN and Laila DELSBEKK.

Lisanne ROLFSEN was born on 5 August 1981. She lived Island of Trinidad. Parents: Rolf ROLFSEN and Lucia Eva WILLIAMS.

Maria ROLFSEN was born on 25 March 1978 in Korea. She was adopted. Parents: Ommund ROLFSEN and Anne KARIN.

Mette ROLFSEN was born on 14 March 1952 in Sauda, Norway. Parents: Rudolf Ommundsen ROLFSEN and Rigmor SAMSONSEN.

Spouse: Geir WIDERØE. Mette ROLFSEN and Geir WIDERØE were married. Children were: Ragnhild WIDERØE, Margarete WIDERØE.

Olga ROLFSEN was born. Parents: Ommund ROLFSEN and Johanne Lisabeth Salvesdtr EIK.

Spouse: Leif Berner TØNNESEN. Olga ROLFSEN and Leif Berner TØNNESEN were married. Children were: Tennesen Tennes TØNNESEN, Elizabeth TØNNESEN, Bodil TØNNESEN.

Ommund ROLFSEN⁵⁷ was born on 24 October 1889 in Moi, Norway (Surdal farm). He was baptized on 24 October 1889 in Moi, Norway. He died in February 1957 at the age of 67 in ___, Norway. Ommund lived Haugesund, Norway. Parents: Rolf Ommundsen SURDAL and Oline Tønnesdtr EIK.

Spouse: Johanne Lisabeth Salvesdtr EIK. Children were: Olga ROLFSEN, Betzy ROLFSEN, Rudolf Ommundsen ROLFSEN.

Ommund ROLFSEN was born on 4 June 1949 in Sauda, Norway. Parents: Rudolf Ommundsen ROLFSEN and Rigmor SAMSONSEN.

Spouse: Anne KARIN. Anne KARIN and Ommund ROLFSEN were married in Sotra, Norway. Children were: Thomas ROLFSEN, Maria ROLFSEN.

Perry ROLFSEN¹ was born on 18 December 1940. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE:E-mail] Parents: Riktor ROLFSEN and Milda Olva TENGESDAL.

Spouse: Laila DELSBEKK. Laila DELSBEKK and Perry ROLFSEN were married. Children were: Rinn ROLFSEN, Kim ROLFSEN.

Rena ROLFSEN was born on 30 November 1982. She lived Island of Trinidad. Parents: Rolf ROLFSEN and Lucia Eva WILLIAMS.

Riktor ROLFSEN^1,22 was born on 12 May 1897 in Moi, Norway. He was baptized on 6 June 1897 in Moi, Norway. He died on 1 September 1997 at the age of 100 in Bryne, Norway. Died in the old folks home in Bryne. Brian and Kerri were not able to attend the funeral. Riktor was buried on 5 September 1997. He lived Jæren and finally at Bryne, Norway. Met uncle Riktor in Brynne, Norway in 1987. He was a perfect picture of my father but was only about 5'-6" tall while may dad was 6'-0". He could not talk English. He still lived in his own home (small but very nice) by himself, had a house maid, and did his own gardening. He had a habit of sitting in his chair and rubbing his thumbs against the arm of the chair which was also a habit of my dad.
Rolf told us about the Rolfsen (is it Rolfson) name when we were there. The story as I remember is that when uncle Riktor left the Surdal farm, he went to Stavanger and to allow him to get work as a fish monger, he had to have a name that was more acceptable to the local merchants. The Surdal name would indicate that he was from a different region in Norway (an outsider) and they would not like to deal with him. Therefore, he took the name Rolfsen (son of Rolf) which then made him appear to be a local youth and acceptable for dealing with the merchants.
He spent much time during working years on building the road from Moi towards Oslo. Met uncle Riktor in Brynne, Norway in 1987 and again in 1996 (when he was 99 years of age). He was a perfect picture of my father but was only about 5'-6" tall while may dad was 6'-0". He could not talk English. He still lived in his own home (small but very nice) by himself in 1987 and with Rolf in 1996, He had a house maid, and did his own gardening in 1987. He had a habit of sitting in his chair and rubbing his thumbs against the arm of the chair which was also a habit of my dad.
Rolf told us about the Rolfsen name when we were there. The story as I remember is that when uncle Riktor left the Surdal farm, he went to Stavanger to work with his brother Omund on the highways, he had to use the name Rolfsen as his brother Omund used that name and to be brothers, he changed to Rolfsen.
He spent about ten years after World War II building the road from Highway 44 between Oslo and Moi. He watched over prisoners as they built the road using hand tools (no heavy machinery). The road is built mostly in solid rock - very impressive.
Riktor indicated in 1996 that Tonnes went to the USA when Riktor was 8 years old.
Address:
Riktor Rolfsen
Orrevegen 5
4340 Bryne, Norway
Tele: 5148-2312 Parents: Rolf Ommundsen SURDAL and Oline Tønnesdtr EIK.

Spouse: Milda Olva TENGESDAL. Children were: Rolf ROLFSEN, Perry ROLFSEN.

Rinn ROLFSEN was born on 30 December 1966. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE:E-mail] Parents: Perry ROLFSEN and Laila DELSBEKK.

Rolf ROLFSEN¹ lived Trinidad in 1997. Parents: Riktor ROLFSEN and Milda Olva TENGESDAL.

Spouse: Lucia Eva WILLIAMS. Children were: Lisanne ROLFSEN, Rena ROLFSEN.

Rudolf Ommundsen ROLFSEN was born on 20 March 1923 in Avaldsnes, Haugesund, Norway. He died on 21 June 1986 at the age of 63 in Saudasjoen, Norway. He was buried in Sauda Church, Sauda, Norway. Parents: Ommund ROLFSEN and Johanne Lisabeth Salvesdtr EIK.

Spouse: Rigmor SAMSONSEN. Rigmor SAMSONSEN and Rudolf Ommundsen ROLFSEN were married. Children were: Ommund ROLFSEN, Mette ROLFSEN, Guri Lisabeth ROLFSEN.

Ruth ROLFSEN¹ was born on 29 January 1925 in Moi, Norway. She was christened. Parents: Ingvald Ludvig ROLFSEN and Jenny Benedikte KJOERMO.

Spouse: Ivar Bernhoff JENSEN. Ruth ROLFSEN and Ivar Bernhoff JENSEN were married on 5 June 1954 in Oslo, Norway. Children were: Signe Jorun JENSEN, Inge JENSEN, Deyvind JENSEN.

Thomas ROLFSEN was born on 29 July 1976 in Bergen, Norway. Parents: Ommund ROLFSEN and Anne KARIN.

RØMER was born (date unknown). Parents: Svale Ølverson RØMER.

Spouse: Jon Hallvardson SMØR. Children were: Ulvild Jensdtr SMØR.

Svale Ølverson RØMER was born (date unknown).

Children were: RØMER.

Annie ROMMEL¹ was born (date unknown). Parents: HEISNER.

Karen Kimberly RONEY² was born on 3 July 1965 in Vancouver, Clark Co., WA.³ Richard's child by earlier marriage. Parents: Richard Alan RONEY and Karen Myrle DAVID.

Richard Alan RONEY² was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Karen Myrle DAVID. Children were: Karen Kimberly RONEY, Thomas Wade RONEY.

Susan Jane RONEY^1,2 was born on 26 March 1941 in Pierre, SD.³ [Thomp2.FTW]

!Infor. in file from Luella Thompson Feland.

Spouse: Thomas Andrew THOMPSON. Susan Jane RONEY and Thomas Andrew THOMPSON were married on 14 July 1963.³ They^³ were divorced in 1988. Children were: Sarah Marie THOMPSON, Sally Jean THOMPSON, Jay Thomas THOMPSON.