{"id":716,"date":"2016-05-17T20:22:51","date_gmt":"2016-05-17T18:22:51","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/trefall.com\/blog\/?p=716"},"modified":"2019-02-16T16:02:01","modified_gmt":"2019-02-16T15:02:01","slug":"rev-ekse","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.trefall.com\/blog\/en\/rev-ekse\/","title":{"rendered":"Rev. Ekse"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"Rev.Jakob
In the paper Vossingen nr. 4 1923 you can read:
\nPastor J. J. Ekse from America preached Sunday, August 19, in the Evanger Church, in which he was baptized. On Sunday, September 2, he preached in Nesheim’s Chapel, Eksingedalen.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

This article is an unchanged copy from www.trefall.com\/emigration<\/a>. New though are the additional data at the end, as sources, the geographical maps, and the family maps, although these are so far a bit un-complete.<\/p>\n

Jakob Jakobson Ekse<\/b> b. April 27 1860, emigrated in 1882. He left April 21 1882 from Bergen 22 years and unmarried cotter, with «Allan Line». His sister Dortea was gong with him.
\nIn America Jakob studied from 1883 to 87 at Red Wing Collage and Seminar, and then become a minister in Ft. Ranson, North Dacota until 1896. Since, he has been called to Henrichs, Minnesota. From 1907, he was vice president for Hauge’s Synod.
\nIn 1889, he married Inger Sorenson b. 1862, and they had a farm in Henrichs. The wife’s family came from Luster in Sogn, Norway.
\nIn the 1900 census livs Rev. Jakob Exe and Inger Exe (b. in Main) in Lake Hendrichs, Brookings, South Dakota, together with the children Justin b. 1891 (born in North Dakota), Josephga (?) b. 1893, Ida b. 1895 and Ingvald b. 1897.
\nJakob visited his home-country Norway in 1923 at the Voss 900 anniversary, whic could be read about in the immegration-paper Vossingen nr. 2-3 1923. We find his return with Stavangerfjord from Bergen September 14 1923 as Mr. Reverend Jacob J Exe, pastor in America, is going to Hendricks Minnesota, is «US-citizen», and «Has been home on a visit». He arrived Ellis Islan New York September 25.
\nIn the 1930 census Jakob and Inger Ekse lived together with their daughter Ida in Lake Hendrichs. Their son Justin married to Rose H Ekse, b. 1887 in Minnesota, also lives in the same household, together with children Adelin b. 1921 og James b. 1924.<\/p>\n

Additional data:<\/p>\nMaps<\/span>

Some maps of Jakobsen Holmestrand in America will appear here.<\/div>\n\n
\nWARNING: the site-language shifts to Norwegian when browsing into persons. Use top- or left- menu to go back to English.<\/font>
\nAncestors of Jakob Jakobsen Ekse<\/span>
\n [rootsPersonaAncestors personId=’I46301696’\/]\n<\/div>\nDescendants of Jakob and Inger<\/span>
\n [rootsPersonaDescendancy personId=’I46301696’\/]\n<\/div>\n\nDescendants of Jakob & siblings<\/span>
\n [rootsPersonaDescendancy personId=’I36519743’\/]\n<\/div>\n\nSources<\/span>
\nImmigration-paper Vossingen nr. 2-3, and nr. 4, 1923
\nThe 1900 US Census
\nThe 1930 US Census.<\/p>\n\nA note:
\nThe local history-book Evangerboka bind I<\/a> tells: «Jakob, b. 1860, emigrated to USA in 1882. Educated as a pastor, farmer in Hendrich, Minnesota. Married in 1889 to Inger Soerum. Her ancesters was from Luster in Sogn, Norway (Rene p. 797).»
\nI find no farm in Lake Hendrich Township, Brookings County, Soth Dakota belonging to Ekse or Exe. And as a littel bit confusing I find Jakob returning from a visit to Norway in 1923 telling the return address is Hendrich, Minnesota. Lake Hendricks Township SD is neighbor to Hendricks Township, Lincoln County, Minnesota. No farm belonging to Ekse or Exe there either.
\nIn the 1910 cencus the occupation is «preacher» and «minister», and the «farm\/house» field is set to «house» and «rented». The neighbor
\n before in the census: Albert Nilson and Henry B Thompson, next: Carl J Hanson and Anna Knutson.
\nIn the 1920 census is occupation «Clergyman» in «Rural Clergy», living: «Wage or Salery», and house-number field: «Farm». Neighbours in the column after: Arnt Hanson.
\nIn the censuses the address is Lake Hendrichs SD.
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