Johan and Nikolina's six children and Johan and Hanna's two children:
Gina Johanne Tomina Fluevog
Nikolai Honningsvaag
Gullik Honningsvag
Petter Honningsvaag
Anna Honningsvaag Erickson
Johan Honningsvaag (John Johnson in Can/USA)
Julius Andreas Johansen Honningsvaag
William Nikolai Johan Johansson Honningsvaag
and
Anfinn Honningsvaag
Short info about each of the nine Honningsvaag siblings:
Gina Johanne Tomina Honningsvaag 1874 - 1931
Wife of Nikolai Tobias Mathias Fluevog
Mother of Dicka Hollinger; Norman Fluevog; Nanna Nilsen and Sigurd Cornelius Fluevog
Wife of Nikolai Tobias Mathias Fluevog
Mother of Dicka Hollinger; Norman Fluevog; Nanna Nilsen and Sigurd Cornelius Fluevog
Gina and family in Sixth Census of Canada 1921, shows that she came to Canada in 1910.
 Nikolai Honningsvaag
Nikolai Honningsvaag 1876 - 1951
Husband of Andrianne Honningsvaag (picture right) Father of Petter Nikolaisson Honningsvaag; Malmfrid Stave; Gudmund Honningsvåg; Joakim Honningsvag; Agnes Stave; Alfred (Alf) Honningsvaag; Nelli Bergeson and Tomina Honningsvaag . |
Andriana Honningsvaag
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Gullik Honningsvaag 1878 - ?
Not married, no children?
Not married, no children?
Petter Honningsvaag 1885 - ?
Died as child, and it may be because of that Petters older brother Nikolai called his oldest son Petter (1900 - 1934). This Petter (1900-1934) was the one who moved to Iceland around 1920. You will find him listed on page called "2. step", and you can also read more about Petter Honningsvaag (1900-1934) under Stories.
Died as child, and it may be because of that Petters older brother Nikolai called his oldest son Petter (1900 - 1934). This Petter (1900-1934) was the one who moved to Iceland around 1920. You will find him listed on page called "2. step", and you can also read more about Petter Honningsvaag (1900-1934) under Stories.
Anna Honningsvaag Erickson
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Elmer Reynold Erickson
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Anna Honningsvaag 1891 - 1950
Wife of Elmer Reynold Erickson (picture right)
Mother of Lloyd Samuel Erickson; Phyllis Norma Josephine Erickson; Arline Elizabeth Erickson; Ralph Erickson; Marry Ruth; John Leroy Erickson; Elma Geraldine Erickson and Evelyn Ann Laws
Wife of Elmer Reynold Erickson (picture right)
Mother of Lloyd Samuel Erickson; Phyllis Norma Josephine Erickson; Arline Elizabeth Erickson; Ralph Erickson; Marry Ruth; John Leroy Erickson; Elma Geraldine Erickson and Evelyn Ann Laws
Johan Honningsvaag, took the name John Johnson. Read more about him under "Stories".
Johan Honningsvaag 1892 - 1978,
changed name to
John Johnson in Amerika
Johan was the second youngest of the Honningsvaag siblings after Johan and Nikolina.
Johan emigrated from Honningsvaag at the same time as his sisters Anna and Gina. He went to Canada in 1910 and changed his name to John Johnson. He lived at Irma AB for a while, but moved to Vancouver where he lived to be about 86 years old.
He worked as a steelworker/bridgebuilder all his life and was foreman for Dominion Bridge Co.
John worked on many large bridges in Western USA and Canada. He married Alice but they had no children. Born 1892, died 1978.
Petra Honningsvaag, John was uncle to her father Gudmund Honningsvaag, told summer of 2014 that se remembered Johan visiting Honningsvaag in 1947 or -48 or -49. She's not sure of the exact year, but means to remember that she was about 10-12 years old then. She remembers Johan well, because he stayed with them a whole winter. And it was a very snowy winter.
As far as Petra knows, Johan later in life fell down from a bridge or a building in Amerika. He was so injured that he sat in a Wheel Chair the rest of his life, and many years in a nursing home. He died there, as far as Petra knows.
changed name to
John Johnson in Amerika
Johan was the second youngest of the Honningsvaag siblings after Johan and Nikolina.
Johan emigrated from Honningsvaag at the same time as his sisters Anna and Gina. He went to Canada in 1910 and changed his name to John Johnson. He lived at Irma AB for a while, but moved to Vancouver where he lived to be about 86 years old.
He worked as a steelworker/bridgebuilder all his life and was foreman for Dominion Bridge Co.
John worked on many large bridges in Western USA and Canada. He married Alice but they had no children. Born 1892, died 1978.
Petra Honningsvaag, John was uncle to her father Gudmund Honningsvaag, told summer of 2014 that se remembered Johan visiting Honningsvaag in 1947 or -48 or -49. She's not sure of the exact year, but means to remember that she was about 10-12 years old then. She remembers Johan well, because he stayed with them a whole winter. And it was a very snowy winter.
As far as Petra knows, Johan later in life fell down from a bridge or a building in Amerika. He was so injured that he sat in a Wheel Chair the rest of his life, and many years in a nursing home. He died there, as far as Petra knows.
Julius, photo taken in the early 1920's. He was an officer in the Army Fortress Artillery after military academy.
Julius Andreas Johansen Honningsvaag
Husband of Solveig Eugenie Nærsnes Honningsvaag
Father of Karl Fredrik Johan Honningsvaag
This is what Julius' grandson Anders Honningsvåg tells about him:
Julius Andreas Johansen was born on 20 December 1893. He was the youngest of Nikolina’s childer, and he was 8 years old when she died.
I can not remember my grandfather Julius told me much of his childhood. But it was said that his parents among other things were running a small local store when Julius was young.
Lloyd stated that Johan stocked some fishing supplies for the village. Perhaps there also was something else for sale on Jo-garden.
Grandpah Julius told me that he as a youth was doing some fishing, but his grandmother insisted that he should be sent on the ”gymnas” (high school) as he was doing well at school. This must have been a rural high school somewhere on the west coast of Norway.
After high school his plan was to study social economics in Oslo.
He realized along that road that this was economically impossible, and he began instead on education in the Army to become an army officer. This was some time before the outbreak of WWI.
About this time he also started using the surename Honningsvaag instead of Johansen.
My father is baptized Karl Fredrik Johan Honningsvaag (b. 14 Dec 1927, at Laksevåg, outside Bergen). The names Karl Johan is certainly renaming after his grandfathers on both sides.
Julius and his wife Solveig had two children, but their firstborn died shortly before my father was born. He was also baptized Karl Fredrik Johan, and my father took over this name, as was the custom at the time.
I think the oldest son was born about two years before my father, but I’m not sitting on some secure dates.
After Military Academy Julius served in the Army Fortress Artillery.
When my father was born in 1927, Julius was stationed at Kvarven Fort in Laksevåg, close to Bergen.
Later he served some years at Agdenes Fortifications in Mid-Norway, at the start of the Trondheimsfjord. He lived at the place Hasselvika, by Hysnes Fort.
From 1933 until the outbreak of WWII he was at Håøya Fort outside Tonsberg, southnwest of Oslo.
He was imprisoned in Germany most of the war, and went in the civilian jobmarked after liberation. He worked as CFO in a Tonsberg firm, and
Together with his wife Solveig he lived on Nøtterøy for his lifetime.
Written by: Anders Honningsvaag (Julius' grandson)
Husband of Solveig Eugenie Nærsnes Honningsvaag
Father of Karl Fredrik Johan Honningsvaag
This is what Julius' grandson Anders Honningsvåg tells about him:
Julius Andreas Johansen was born on 20 December 1893. He was the youngest of Nikolina’s childer, and he was 8 years old when she died.
I can not remember my grandfather Julius told me much of his childhood. But it was said that his parents among other things were running a small local store when Julius was young.
Lloyd stated that Johan stocked some fishing supplies for the village. Perhaps there also was something else for sale on Jo-garden.
Grandpah Julius told me that he as a youth was doing some fishing, but his grandmother insisted that he should be sent on the ”gymnas” (high school) as he was doing well at school. This must have been a rural high school somewhere on the west coast of Norway.
After high school his plan was to study social economics in Oslo.
He realized along that road that this was economically impossible, and he began instead on education in the Army to become an army officer. This was some time before the outbreak of WWI.
About this time he also started using the surename Honningsvaag instead of Johansen.
My father is baptized Karl Fredrik Johan Honningsvaag (b. 14 Dec 1927, at Laksevåg, outside Bergen). The names Karl Johan is certainly renaming after his grandfathers on both sides.
Julius and his wife Solveig had two children, but their firstborn died shortly before my father was born. He was also baptized Karl Fredrik Johan, and my father took over this name, as was the custom at the time.
I think the oldest son was born about two years before my father, but I’m not sitting on some secure dates.
After Military Academy Julius served in the Army Fortress Artillery.
When my father was born in 1927, Julius was stationed at Kvarven Fort in Laksevåg, close to Bergen.
Later he served some years at Agdenes Fortifications in Mid-Norway, at the start of the Trondheimsfjord. He lived at the place Hasselvika, by Hysnes Fort.
From 1933 until the outbreak of WWII he was at Håøya Fort outside Tonsberg, southnwest of Oslo.
He was imprisoned in Germany most of the war, and went in the civilian jobmarked after liberation. He worked as CFO in a Tonsberg firm, and
Together with his wife Solveig he lived on Nøtterøy for his lifetime.
Written by: Anders Honningsvaag (Julius' grandson)
William Nikolai Johan Johansson Honningsvaag 1907 - 1979.
Husband of Laura Margit Tønnevold
Father of Jostein Børre Honningsvaag and Bjørg-Laila Honningsvaag
The Nikolina-children also had two younger halfbrothers: William and Anfinn. Their mother was Hanna Eltvik Honningsvaag, from Eltvik, Stadlandet.
Husband of Laura Margit Tønnevold
Father of Jostein Børre Honningsvaag and Bjørg-Laila Honningsvaag
The Nikolina-children also had two younger halfbrothers: William and Anfinn. Their mother was Hanna Eltvik Honningsvaag, from Eltvik, Stadlandet.
Anfinn Honningsvaag with his daughter Ellinor Kathrine on his lap.
Anfinn Joakim Honningsvaag 1910 - 1978.
Husband of Martha Konstanse (Gautesen) Honningsvåg
Father of Inger-Johanne Honningsvaag Lystad; Ellinor Kathrine Honningsvaag; and Gunhild Therese Honningsvaag Skinlo
The Nikolina-children also had two younger halfbrothers: William and Anfinn. Their mother was Hanna Eltvik Honningsvaag, from Eltvik, Stadlandet.
Husband of Martha Konstanse (Gautesen) Honningsvåg
Father of Inger-Johanne Honningsvaag Lystad; Ellinor Kathrine Honningsvaag; and Gunhild Therese Honningsvaag Skinlo
The Nikolina-children also had two younger halfbrothers: William and Anfinn. Their mother was Hanna Eltvik Honningsvaag, from Eltvik, Stadlandet.
Do you see anyone missing in our family tree?
May be not at this step, but while we're waiting on more babies in the the Honningsvog-line at the later steps; spend some minutes thinking about if there is someone missing in our family tree.
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