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cholera, social position of Norwegian Americans, Know-Nothingism, Americanization, and interviews with passengers. 836. MORGENSTIERNE, WILHELM T. M. (1887-1963). PAPERS, 1940-1952. 40 items. P 667. Articles, biography, reports, and speeches by Norway’s New York Consul General, envoy extraordinary, and ambassador to the United States from 1929 to 1962. 837. MORMONS, SCANDINAVIAN. PAPERS, 1950-1958. 4 folders. P 248. Pamphlets, articles, offprints, reviews, clippings, programs, and 1850-1860 census records concerning Scandinavian Mormons. One pamphlet (1950) contains articles and the program held in Salt Lake City commemorating the centennial of the introduction of Mormonism into the Scandinavian countries. Included are articles by William Mulder and other Morman historians. 838. MOTZFELDT, LUDWIG (1847-1928). CLIPPINGS, 1908-1934. 3 items. P 249. Clippings providing information about Motzfeldt who emigrated to Chicago about 1872. He established a trading post in Forest County, Wisconsin, and married a Chippewa woman. Included is a 3-page biographical statement about Ketil Johnsen Melstad Motzfeldt. 839. MOUNT HOREB ACADEMY. REPORT, ca. 1920. 1 item. P 514. Roster of teachers at a Lutheran institution in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin (1893-1898). See also the Andrew Johnson (Aasen) Papers and the Christian Thompson scrapbook, P 415 and P 859. 840. MOUNT OLIVE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION (1886- ). HISTORY. 2 items. P 1222. “History and Information...” (14 pages) concerning a cemetery originally surrounded by farmlands, which served middle class families, mainly Scandinavians, in the north and west portions of Chicago and surrounding communities. The cemetery held the name “Scandinavian Lutheran Cemetery” when it was founded in 1886 and changed to “Mount Olive” in 1903. “Mount Olive, the Scandinavian Cemetery in Chicago,” by Nils William Olsson is included. 841. MURI, CHRISTIAN J. (1871-1943). BIOGRAPHY, ca. 1939. 3 typescript pages. P 250. An autobiographical sketch of a Montana rancher. 842. MUSIC. CHORUS, SOLO, SONG, AND HYMN. 10 boxes. P 558. Continuation file for vocal music, mostly religious, mainly by Norwegian- American and Norwegian composers. 141
843. MUUS, BERNT JULIUS (1832-1900). PAPERS, 1771-1946. 3 boxes. P 559. Articles, clippings, correspondence, lectures, sermons, court documents, family histories, and notes of a Norwegian-born clergyman and the founder of St. Olaf College. The file includes some Oline Muus letters and papers and the papers of Ole Willem Kluver, a great-grandson of B. J. Muus. 844. MYKLEBUST, HELMER R. (1910- ). PAPERS, 1947-1968. 30 items. P 1059. Biographical data and articles by a Norwegian-American teacher at Northwestern University who was Director of the Institute for Language Disorders. His work with handicapped children earned him a national reputation. The institute he directed was a training center for teachers in the fields of deafness and language disorders. 845. MYRVIK, OLE A. (1871-1952). HISTORY, 1933, 1949. 1 volume, 23 pages. P 251. Family and church histories prepared by Myrvik, a farmer born in North Dakota of Norwegian parents. The family history gives an account of the journey from Montreal to Minnesota, and includes comments on travel by covered wagon, land sharks, snowstorms, diseases, schools, and prices of commodities and crops. The history of St. Stephen Lutheran Church, Milton, North Dakota, includes the names of the founders and ministers and a history of the auxiliary societies. Both accounts are written in Norwegian. 846. NÅLSUND, BERNHARD. FAMILY HISTORY, 1975. 1 item, 32 typescript pages. P 828. “Butli, gården og slekten” by Bernhard and Jon Ivar Nålsund, Trondheim, 1974. 847. NAESETH, GERHARD B. (b. 1913). PAPERS, 1844-1845; 1962. 7 items and 2 reels of microfilm. P 413. Two reels of microfilm of passenger lists of vessels arriving at New York, June 19- August 31, 1844, and June 2-July 15, 1845, together with a typewritten transcript of the Norwegian portions of these films compiled by Naeseth. The roster of over 1,000 names also includes the names of ships, sailing dates, and the ages and occupations of the immigrants. Reprints from Norsk Slektshistorisk Tidsskrift of “Nordmenn i De Forenede Stater,” and from The Norseman, and “In Search of the Past,” a description of Vesterheim Genealogical Center. 848. NÆSHEIM-MOE FAMILIES. AMERICA LETTERS, 1851-1908. 9 folders. P 1454. A collection of letters, some photocopied and some transcribed, written by members of an extended family who settled in Wisconsin. Though some of the writers use different surnames, reference in the letters indicates a close relationship between all of them. The earliest letter, 1851, from Koshkonong, tells of the journey from Bergen to New York and ultimately to Milwaukee. 142
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