Old Canuteson Place Ole Canuteson and Bosque County settlement
The article traces Ole Canuteson’s 1854 settlement in Bosque County Texas describing his preemption grant of about 220 acres along Gary Creek. It covers Canuteson’s family, resources, house construction, and nearby early settlers Jens Ringness Dahl Rogstad and others, noting the area’s scenic Gary Creek valley and the community’s westward growth from East Texas.
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Bosque County
Cafuteson
Nels Creek
Texas
Tfe
Pier
Clifton
Canutesan
United
Bosque
Ole Canuteson
Tuly
Canuteson
Plarton
East Tex
Norway
Noile Creek
Bosgue County
Pierson
Pease
Gary's Creek
Milan Disriet
Basque County
Mer
Neil's Creek
Dis
Coa
Jerya
Bulding
Fis
Gary Creek
Plesson
3. F. Bagwell
Pederson
Mabray
Dale
Ony
Trac
Dahl
Oeque County
Jens Ringness
Canis Lot
Migraion
Dahl Pierson
Rogstad
Ringness
Westmard
Ringness Alec
Asque County
Handrié Dahl
Kaufman County
Berge
Prairieville
Johan Bronstad
Bronstad
Sam
Sar Rogstad
Prair
P. Paulson
Ted
Dabls
Je Wilsons
John John Accidentally Johnson
Ovee Cotwick
Tetle
Individu
Ole
da Canuteson
New Indorer
C. Straw Canuteson
Lindberg
Roo
Arrivals of Norse and Basque People in Early 1830s
The fragment notes an influx of Norwegians and Basque individuals in 1830s America, with mentions of Ole Canute and Jens Jenson among settlers. It hints at migration from Norway and Texas to Gary and nearby Peterson areas, describing a small immigrant community just after a war.
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Ole Canute Ork
Ole Asterers
Sasom
Norway
Exas
Jems Jenson
Gary J
Jens Jenson
He Chose a Place Despite Besirew
A terse note reports that a person selected a location despite opposition from rivals. The fragment hints at a decision process with affected parties unnamed and no dates or places specified.
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