- Lars
Ingier (15
February 1760 – 22 June 1828) was a
Norwegian military officer, road manager, land
owner and mill owner. As road
manager of
eastern Norway...
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Friedrich August Wolf,
German philologist and
critic (d. 1824) 1760 – Lars
Ingier,
Norwegian road manager, land owner, and mill
owner (d. 1828) 1760 – Jean-François...
- 1662) 1766 –
Carlo Zimech,
Maltese priest and
painter (b. 1696) 1828 – Lars
Ingier,
Norwegian road manager, land owner, and mill
owner (b. 1760) 1868 – Heber...
- Her
heirs included her niece,
Gjertrud Maren Juel who was
married to Lars
Ingier. In
several Norwegian cities,
there are
streets named after her.
Einar Niemi:...
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Business positions Preceded by ****e
Ingier Chairman of
Akers Sparebank 1873–1886 Succeeded by Hans
Johan Woxen (acting)...
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editor of
Morgenbladet 1831–1857 Succeeded by
Business positions Preceded by Hans
Grimelund Chairman of
Akers Sparebank 1846–1865 Succeeded by ****e
Ingier...
- the son of
farmer Ole
Lauritzen Brustad and his wife
Dorthe Halvorsdatter Ingier, and took over
Brustad Farm
after his
father died. He ran the farm till...
- Bøicke
Johan Rulffs Koren,
politician and
Minister (d.1909) 22 June – Lars
Ingier,
military officer, road manager, land
owner and mill
owner (b.1760). 15...
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Halfdan and
Vigleik Sundt. In 1900 he
married landowner's
daughter Thea
Ingier.
After finishing Kristiania Commerce School,
Sundt started a
business career...
- off the
estate to Juel's niece,
Gjertrud Maren Juel and her husband, Lars
Ingier. The main
building was destro**** in a fire in 1913, and
today only the foundations...
