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Jone / Siri's children

 

Jone Gudmundsson Eiane and Siri Jonsdtr Tytland Eiane with the children (from left): Serina (1873-1960), Jone (1877-1959), Gudmund (1869-1917), Johan (1879-1942), Inger (1871-1935). Photo from Ryfylkemuseet (RFF1986-116-001). (Click to see larger image)

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Siri and Jone's children and children-in-law (click to see larger image)

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1. Gudmund (f. 1869-1917)

married to Mallin Johnson Segadal Eiane (1879-1917)
Children:
Jone Eiane, Marta G. Eiane, Johanna Rydningen, Anna Sofie Hamra, Olaf Eiane, Astrid Knuthild Bøen, Sigrid G. Eiane, Gudmund Eiane and Knut Eiane.
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Segadalsvågen, people pull ashore a net. Photo 1920 from Ryfylkemuseet (RFF1986-153-001)

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2. Inger (1871-1935)

married to Johan Kilane, see more here.

 

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3. Serina (1873-1960)

married to Tore Martin Larsson Våge.

Tore Martin Larsen Våge (1870-1932) and Serina Johnsdatter Eiane (1873-1960). They married 3. november 1894.

They ran general store on Sand and was from 1899 farmers on Våge in Erfjord. They also lived for a time on Tasta before they finally settled in Sokn.

Children:

Anna Karina Fagerheim; Lars Våge; Jon Dare; Sigrid Håheim; Thorgils Våge; Anfrid Våge; Sofie Hellesøy:; Laura Alette Våge; Solveig Tordis Meling; Gudrun Dale; Målfrid Bergljot Karlsen; Tora Våge. 

 

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4. Elen Johanne (1875-1876)

From Hjelmeland church records, about Elen Johanne's death in 1876

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5. Jone (1877-1959)

married to Paula Hofgaard Selvaag (1888-1968)

 

Picture to the left: People from Hjelmeland in the military. From left Nils N. Tøtland, unknown, Jone Eiane, unknown, a Vikane (from Norway). Right photo: Paula and Jone Eiane to the left, Kristian Berheim, Stavanger (Bastian), Johanna Selvåg, (mother to Paula). From Ryfylkemuseet (RFF1986-131-005 and RFF1986-116-005).

Jone Eiane (f. 1877) was Inger Kilane's brother. He was farmer on Sande and a teacher in Hjelmeland for more than 30 years. He was married to Paula Selvåg, who got a piece of the farm Sande, were Jone Eiane a built a house. They had preachers living here, and arranged also Christian meetings. Svend Foldøen and Jone Eiane was the prime initiators to start up the Christian Tryggheim school in Nærbø. After considerable opposition, they succeeded to build the school in 1919. [1]

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6. Johan (1879-1942)

married to 1. Inger Ramsfjell (1886-1914); 2. In 1915 to Dorthea Laugaland
Took over the farm on Sokn in 1913.

    

Johan and Dorthea Eiane.

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7. Ola (1881-1938)

married to Siri Vadla (1891-1964) from Årdal. They had farm no. 9 on Sokn. 

                   

Ola Eiane and Siri Vadla

Ola and Siri Eiane (from [4])

Children:

Sigbjørg Eiane; Lars Eiane, d.e; Lidveig Eiane; Jon Eiane; Lars Eiane; Odd Steinkjell Eiane and Sigrun.  

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8. Elin Sofie (1883-1925)

married to John Vadla (1882-1952).

               

Elin Sofie and John Vadla

 

John was a teacher in Vormedalen; later, a teacher and church singer in Årdal.

Children:
Liv Johannesdatter Tjelmeland; Sigbjørg Johannesdatter Jørgensen; Lars Vadla; Arnfrid Tysdal; Jostein Vadla; Eldbjørg Solveig Vadla, d.e; Eldbjørg Solveig Vadla.

Photograph ca. 1905. From left: Johannes Vadla, Elin Sofie Eiane, Johan Eiane, Siri Vadla (married to Ola Eiane) and Mandius Nesvik. Sitting: Jone Vadla (returned from America). From Ryfylkemuseet (RFF1986-233-001)

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9. Anna Karina (1885-1905)

From Hjelmeland church records, about Anna Karina's death in 1905 (click to see larger image)

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10. Sofie (1887-1906)

From Hjelmeland church records, about Sofie's death in 1906 (click to see larger image)

 

 

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References
[1] Kristenliv i Rogaland – fra Haugesund til Hidra, by Jakob Straume (1956)
[2] Hjelmeland – gardar og folk (Brandal 1989/2005)
[3] Mosterøy, Bru, Sokn og V. Åmøy. Gards og ættesoge (Hestvold,1985)
[4] Rennesøy. Farm and seed, Band 3 (Lindanger and Waula,1993)