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2101	Pårørende Barbro Abrahamsd. Almisselem	Mikkelsen, Ingemann Julius (I15890)
2102	påskeaften 1926	Familie (F4351)
2103	pasr 1776 42 hjellsand	Olsen, Nils (I3289)
2104	Paula Ingvarda Maria Madtzog	Lorentsen, Paula (I21177)
2105	Peder Jacobsen var meget velstående. han etterlot seg blant annet ca 1500 riksdaler i kontanter, 44 tønner korn, sølv 15 skjeer, 3 begere, 1 skål, m.m.	Jacobsen, Peder (I189)
2106	Peder Kristian Leonard Heimland	Johansen, Peder Kristian Leonard (I78)
2107	peder lie gifter seg med henne.	Eriksdatter, Jente (I4888)
2108	Peder Olsen Skjellvik	Olsen, Peder Antonius (I20376)
2109	Per kristoffersen enger	Kristoffersen, Per (I4213)
2110	Peter Hennisdahl	Hannisdal, Petter Andreas (I1658)
2111	pipestone minnesota	Gulleiksdatter, Anna (I5944)
2112	Pleiesønn hos Ole Østensen og Thala Østensen Er på båten S/S Iris	Flo, Rasmus (I7146)
2113	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Nålevende (I7256)
2114	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Nålevende (I11724)
2115	postnr 5282	Hannisdal, Marita Birkeland (I5119)
2116	Pouellsenn, troling sønn av Pouell som nevnes 1609-1612 på gården. Pouell hadde i 1609 sabel og spyd. Nilsen nevnes 1620-1652. Og blir i 1645 omtalt som Nilsen hans kone 2 sønner og 2 døtre	Paulsen, Niels (I901)
2117	Presten har skrevet følgende kommentar," Disse tungnemmede kunde ey bringes viidere ved at svare til Lutheri Cath: og noget hist og her av Forklaringen." Dom: 3tia post Trinitatis	Sølfestsdatter, Martha (I2707)
2118	Pølsemaker Karl Pedersen	Pedersen, Karl Fritjof (I20266)
2119	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Nålevende (I19656)
2120	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Nålevende (I13953)
2121	Ralph C. Bain, a disaster relief expert and former head of Central Maryland's American Red Cross chapter, died of pneumonia Monday at Oak Crest Village in Parkville. He was 94. Born in Little Rock and raised in Bentonville, Ark., he earned a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Arkansas in 1931. While doing postgraduate studies at Columbia University's Graduate School of Social Work, he went to work for the New York state welfare department. Mr. Bain began his 36-year career with the Red Cross in 1937 as a relief worker, assisting people who were displaced by the great floods that swept through the Midwest that year. In 1939, he was promoted to deputy director of disaster services for the Midwestern area. With the outbreak of World War II, Mr. Bain's first overseas assignment came in 1940 when he was sent to accompany the first mercy ship carrying more than $1 million worth of Red Cross relief supplies for France. When the country fell, he moved his headquarters to Paris, which was then occupied by the German Army, and then was reassigned to Lisbon, Portugal, where he aided in the repatriation of American citizens. In 1941, he moved to Cairo and headed Middle East operations for the Red Cross, and was responsible for the large-scale distribution of civilian relief supplies as well as all Red Cross services for U.S. armed forces in the area. "While in Cairo, a highlight of his time there was a personal face-to-face visit with [Ethiopia's emperor] Haile Selassie regarding relief efforts," said a son, Richard C. Bain of Houston. Named deputy director of the American National Red Cross civilian war relief in Western Europe in 1944, Mr. Bain moved to London. He was also assigned to the staff of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, helping refugees, displaced people and concentration camp victims. "Following the D-Day allied invasion, he flew to Paris on the second day of the liberation to coordinate Red Cross relief activities. He set up headquarters in a building that had been formerly occupied by the Nazis and because they left so quickly in the night, he found Nazi flags, stationery and other material," the son said. In the spring of 1945, after the successful invasion of Germany by Allied forces, Mr. Bain was sent to Berlin. "He was a witness to the horrors of the concentration camps and worked supplying doctors and medical supplies to help treat the victims," the son said. After the war, he headed a similar relief effort in Scandinavian countries. "In some areas, the Nazi Army had imposed a scorched-earth policy. He recalled visiting the town of Rovaniemi, Finland, in 1946, and said, 'Not a single building remained standing in this town, which once had a population of 10,000. Yet people were struggling to rebuild from debris and logs - and almost without nails,'" the son said. For his war relief efforts, he was recognized by the governments and Red Cross societies of Finland, Norway, Denmark, Belgium and France. In 1947, Mr. Bain married Alice Strand, a Red Cross worker he had met in Paris. That year, he also returned to Washington and was the organization's director of disaster services for the Eastern area until being named to head the Baltimore chapter in 1951. After retiring in 1973, he headed a team of Red Cross disaster experts sent to Bangladesh, where he helped coordinate emergency disaster preparedness strategies. "He was an expert in disaster relief and was able to persuade people to get the work done that needed to be done," said George B. Hankins, who retired as chapter chairman in 1980. "He was dedicated to helping people and represented the best of the Red Cross spirit." The Bains lived on Alabama Road in Towson for many years before moving to the retirement community in 1997. Mrs. Bain died last year. Services will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Towson Presbyterian Church, 400 W. Chesapeake Ave., where Mr. Bain was a member. In addition to his son, Mr. Bain is survived by another son, Thomas E. Bain of San Antonio, and five grandchildren. Originally published February 27, 2003 Copyright (c) 2003, The Baltimore Sun	Bain, Ralph Charles (I18243)
2122	ramså 1860	Hansen, Kornelius (I4322)
2123	ramså par 1770	Olsdatter, Lisbet (I4341)
2124	Randine Valsvik	Larsdatter, Randine (I19441)
2125	Rasdal ingen barn	Jakobsen, Jakob (I5530)
2126	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Nålevende (I11723)
2127	Reidar Kristoffer Jensen	Jensen, Reidar Kristofer (I18742)
2128	Reiste med Sate linie. såt under merk. vilkaarmand 400 kr.	Olsdatter, Kari (I10)
2129	reiste til bergen 1885	Monsdatter, Johanna (I5969)
2130	REISTE TIL BERGEN I 1852	Familie (F399)
2131	Reiste til USA	Familie (F3928)
2132	reiste til usa	Gulleiksdatter, Inga (I5357)
2133	Reiste til usa i 1837 skal ha død den første vinteren etter de kom over, barnløs	Veset, Ingebrigt N (I5450)
2134	reklamesjef gyldendal norsk forlag	Johannesen, Johannes (I5811)
2135	rene s 580 har 7 barn	Hansen, Jakob (I5544)
2136	rene s415	Knutsen, Jon (I5583)
2137	REVHEIM 59 54	Monssen, Ole (I1406)
2138	REVHEIM 59A	Olavson, Mons (I1120)
2139	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Nålevende (I11822)
2140	Ringet med Mellemklokken	Clausen, Emmeriche Smit (I16711)
2141	rivenes 80	Einarsdatter, Anna (I6414)
2142	rode 23-171	Marthinusen, Severin Andreas (I1293)
2143	Rode 23-173	Marthinusen, Severin Andreas (I1293)
2144	Rode 23-67 og 68	Schnelle, Claus (I13669)
2145	Rode 23-67 og 68	Schnelle, Claus (I33669)
2146	romslo 159	Mikjelsdatter, Anna (I3542)
2147	romslo s361	Romslo, Haldor (I6167)
2148	Rongen	Jakobsen, Johannes (I5525)
2149	rongve 66e	Jonsen, Olav (I5996)
2150	Minst en nålevende eller privat person er linket til dette notatet. Detaljer ikke tilgjengelig.	Familie (F5472)