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LOIS CALL

2 January 1925 - 7 May 2004

Raspberry jam. Playing Aggravation and Yahtzee together. Her threatening to sell me for a nickel. Pennies, malt balls + milk duds. “Pink Cough Drops”. Rolling her eyes at Grandpa. Soap balls. Her waving goodbye from the kitchen window.

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WROL CHRISTIAN OLSEN

march 7, 1861 - december 27, 1938

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BIRTH

LOCATION

Risor, Norway

58.6983° N. 9.3214° E

FATHER

Carl Steen Olsen

1830 - 1914

MOTHER

Maren Marie Vrolsdatter

1837 - 1876

LIFE

Came to America on the ship Humbolt, six weeks at sea. Walked across the plains to Utah in 1866.

Served two missions to Norway.

Was a self-taught frontier dentist.

Helped survey the original town plot of Iona, Idaho.

Loved to yodel, fish, fiddle, and play checkers.

MARRIAGE

WIFE

Ingeborg Holmquist

1868 - 1942

DATE + LOCATION

October 11, 1898

Salt Lake City, Utah

CHILDREN:

Johan Fritjiof, Wilford K, Henry Lavod, Sarah Geneva

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LOIS CALL

2 January 1925 - 7 May 2004

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INGEBORG LARSEN HOLMQUIST

march 23, 1868 - august 17, 1942

BIRTH

LOCATION

Holmedal, Sweden

58.6983° N. 9.3214° E

FATHER

Lars Olsen Holmquist

1820 - 1907

MOTHER

Sara Erickson

1837 - 1876

LIFE

She grew up in Sweden and then moved to Oslo Norway when she was 18. .She never forgot her Scandinavian roots.

Sailed to America in 1898

She never forgot her Scandinavian roots.

She enjoyed playing games.

MARRIAGE

Husband

Wrol Christian Olsen

1862 - 1938

DATE + LOCATION

October 11, 1898

Salt Lake City, Utah

CHILDREN:

Johan Fritjiof, Wilford K, Henry Lavod, Sarah Geneva

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GORDON & JANEL

20 July 1956 - Idaho Falls, Idaho

Both born and raised in Iona, they started dating in high school. They enjoyed dancing together and long scenic drives. Together they raised five children. They loved to take their kids camping, hiking, fishing and swimming. They always had the nicest yard on the block and had a great love for family history.

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BARBARA

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HENRY ROCKWELL

Street-Side Entrepreneur, 1902, NYC

As a newsie, Hank fearlessly sold newspapers on the street corners, tirelessly striving to support his widowed mother and younger siblings. From those humble beginnings, a seed of ambition took root within Henry's spirit. Fueled by a burning desire for success, he transcended his circumstances and embarked on a remarkable journey.

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MARY JANEL BODILY

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ROY OLSEN

6 October 1891 – 26 October 1918

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COMPANY "L" 361st INFANTRY N.A.

Fought gallantly in the crucial battle that effectively ended WWI.

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August 4, 1945

Agusta, Georgia

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COUSIN CAMP

SUGAR + SPICE + EVERYTHING NICE

Grandpa loved to walk us down to his favorite confectionery. With a mischievous smile and a twinkle in his eyes, he indulged us with an array of colorful candies, carefully chosen to suit our individual tastes. We laughed and giggled as we shared these sweet treasures, forging bonds that would endure through the years.

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NYHAVN

RISOR, NORWAY

This home was built in 1860 by Carl Steen Olsen and was the birthplace of Chris. Around the house are large pot holes in the rock, which once served the children as imaginary stoves and cupboards. Lobster claws made good forks, sea shells made good spoons and dishes.

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THE FIELD HOME

150 SYCAMORE LANE

First occupied in the era of silent films, this modest home stood firm while the world around it evolved, housing generations who watched the first moon landing, listened to Beatles' hits on a vinyl record, and saw the birth of the personal computer right within its warm embrace. All the while, it provided shelter and warmth to generations who, under its roof, took their first steps, became adults, and later welcomed their own children, creating a constant cycle of love and growth.

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THE CORNER

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GRANDPA'S BARBER SHOP

Downtown Salt Lake 1950-2002

With his skilled hands and friendly banter, grandpa did more than cut hair; he cultivated a sense of community and camaraderie within those four walls. His barber shop became a timeless fixture, where stories were shared, wisdom was exchanged, and laughter filled the air.

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UNION CHURCH

OLD MILL ROAD, MAINE

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The church where our ancestor was christened, marking the start of a journey filled with faith and devotion.

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Seligman, Arizona

June 1, 1966

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SNOW CAP

Historic Route 66

This beloved roadside diner, established in the heart of the Mother Road, has been our go-to spot for mouthwatering burgers, creamy milkshakes, and the best root beer imaginable.

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JUNE'S ROSES

Grandma's Living Legacy

Planted by grandma in 1905, this rose bush became her means of sharing love with our neighbors - a bloom for birthdays, funerals, dates, weddings. Today, it still blooms with unabated passion, each rose a symbol of grandma's enduring spirit and generosity. More than a garden feature, it's a living tribute, continuing to spread love and warmth, just as grandma intended.

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GRANDMA'S CHAIR

A Haven for All

This photograph, capturing our ancestors standing bravely on an American dock, is a poignant symbol of their farewell to their homeland and a greeting to a promising new world. It's more than a moment frozen in time; it's a testament to their courage, hope, and resilience in the face of the unknown, encapsulating the bittersweet journey that forged our family's American roots.

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SCOUT

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HEMINGWAY

Grandpa’s Typewriter

Pops was shy and didn't talk much, but he had plenty to say. This typewriter (affectionately named 'Hemingway') was a reliable companion, and gave voice to his insightful humor, powerful observations and quiet wisdom.

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GRANDPA'S BICYCLE

Trusted Steed from 1940 to 1962

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From delivering newspapers to cycling off to his first college class, and later, to his first job, grandpa's trusty bicycle was a silent partner in his life's milestones. It's more than a weathered two-wheeler; it's a symbol of youthful dreams, personal growth, and the dedication that shaped the man he became. The journey it represents is a priceless chapter in our family's story.

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Ann Mariah Bowen

Born 1820

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GRANDMA'S QUILT

HANDMADE IN 1865

Every stitch in Grandma's quilt tells a story. Lovingly crafted by her hands, it's a colorful tapestry of our family's history. More than just fabric and thread, it's a patchwork testament to her enduring love and the warmth of her legacy.

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THE FLYING CLOUD

1855

The ship that carried our ancestors to America. Renowned for its unmatched speed and sleek design, this clipper ship became a symbol of swiftness and maritime excellence. With billowing sails and an unyielding spirit, the 'Flying Cloud' navigated the ocean's depths, tracing a path of opportunity and hope.

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OREGON TRAIL

Historic Pioneer Route, 1840s-1860s

A hallowed path that our pioneering ancestors ventured upon in search of new beginnings. This historic trail, etched into the American landscape during the 1840s to 1860s, bears witness to the hardships and triumphs of those who dared to traverse its rugged terrain. The wagon tracks, still visible in certain stretches, echo the determination and resilience of our forebears.

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BELFAST

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GRANDMA'S BREAD

The secret ingredient? Mashed Potato

4 c flour, 2 tsp yeast, 2 tbsp sugar, 1 tsp salt, 2 tbsp butter, 1.5 c water, 1 secret ingredient: ½ c mashed potato

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ELLIS ISLAND

Gateway to Beginnings. 1897

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Ellis Island, more than just a historic landmark, was the threshold to a new life for our ancestors. It marked the end of one journey and the beginning of another, paving the way for our family's future in a new land. It's more than an island; it's a symbol of resilience, hope, and the American Dream that shaped our family's legacy.

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QUEBEC, CANADA

AUGUST 1892

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SAINT-JOSEPH

CAPITALE-NATIONALE

Nestled in the heart of Quebec, Lake St. Joseph was the idyllic sanctuary where our grandparents resided, and where countless summer nights were spent canoeing and fishing. This picturesque lake became our family's cherished escape, a place where laughter echoed across the water, and precious memories were woven into the fabric of our lives.

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