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Family Photographs
  • Karina (Tøtland) Meland/Holmen
    Karina is the daughter of Ole Tøtland.
Karina Totland
  • Lars and Karina Meland, 1954
Lars and Karina Meland
  • Children of Lars and Karina (Tøtland) Meland
    Karina is the daughter of Ole Tøtland.
    Left to right: Lillian, Charlotte, Leona, Karl. 1973
Children of Lars and Karina Meland
  • Ole Tøtland family about 1905
    Back row Ole Jr (went to US) ; Karina (Holmen, Meland) ; Olava (Tytlandsvik),
    Front row Ola (Ole) Sr ; Lars ; Inger ; Karoline (Meland) on knee ; Seselia (Bertelsen ; Bertha (Tøtland)
    Missing from picture Elen (Fundingsland) ; Ommund ( gone to USA)
Totland Family about 1905
  • Elen (Tøtland) Fundingsland.
    Elen is the daughter of Ole and the sister of Karina.
Elen Fundingsland
  • Taken in 1990. Fundingsland farm where Elen lived for a few years after she married. Later Karina and family lived there before going to USA.
Fundingsland Farm
  • Charlotte (Meland) Johnson, Bronla (Tøtland) Stangland, Karl and Clarice Meland at Karl's 80'th birthday.
Charlotte, Bronla, Karl and Clarice.
  • Karl and Clarice Meland, 50th Wedding Celebration
    Karl is the grandson of Ole and the daughter of Karina.
Karl and Clarice Meland
  • Tom O'Brien and family
    Tom is the son of Leona O'Brien (Meland), daughter of Karina Tøtland
    Pictured left to right: Tara, Lea, Tom and Maria. Source = Tom O'Brien
O'Brien Family
  • Lillian Meland Angus
    Lillian is the daughter of Karina Tøtland
  • Lillian's Bees, a memorial to Lillian Katherine Angus
    Source = Jim Angus
Lillian Meland Angus
  • Taken in 1996. Bronla Stangland with her Tøtland cousins.
    From the left; Ingebjorg (Meland) Enoksen, Solveig (Meland) Olsson, Laura (Tytlandsvik) Laugaland, Bronla (Fundingsland) Stangland, Olga(Gulli) (Meland) Alvsaker, Lilly (Tytlandsvik) Moi.
    Source = Ken Stangland
Cousins
  • Taken in 1990, Bronla Stangland and Ken looking at Tøtland farm. This is the house in which Karina grew up.
    Source = Ken Stangland
Bronla Stangland and Son (Ken)
  • Taken in about 1927. Karina's parents Ola and Inger Tøtland with grandchildren Inger Tytlandsvik (standing) and Solveig Meland (Olsson). Their son Lars is on the load of hay. The person by the horse is a neighbour.
    Source = Ken Stangland
Karina's parents Ola and Inger Totland with grandchildren.
  • Jim Angus, Son of Lillian Meland Angus, Grandson of KarinaTøtland.
Jim Angus

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