Røyneberg, Martin

1925 - 2014  (88 years)

• Name	Røyneberg, Martin
  Born	14 Jun 1925  [1]
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	bonde=farmer
  Died	4 Mar 2014
  Person ID	I12740	Ronneberg Family | Descendants of Anders Tørresen Rønneberg I17, Decesandents of Asser Jonson Ånestad I7251, Descendants of Anna Jonsdatter Rønneberg I347, Descendants of Asbjørn Eriksen Rønneberg I282, Decesendents of Asser Ånestad I7251, Descendants of Bård Guttormsen på Rein I19139, Decesandents of Tørres Tørresen Grannes I88, Descendants of Martin Kristian Anderson Rønneberg I60, Decsendants of Tollak Sandnes I346, Descendants of Tørres Andersen Rønneberg I15
  Last Modified	6 Mar 2014

  
  

  Father	Røyneberg, Kristian,   b. 7 Oct 1893, Rønneberg ,   d. 15 May 1963  (Age 69 years)
  Mother	Joa, Dorthea Andreasdatter,   b. 13 Mar 1893, Joa ,   d. 23 Apr 1987  (Age 94 years)
  Family ID	F67	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Meland, Målfrid Agate,   b. 2 Feb 1930,   d. 15 Feb 2014  (Age 84 years)
  Married	16 Jun 1951
  Children	+ 1. Røyneberg, K. + 2. Røyneberg, T.M. + 3. Røyneberg, F.
  Family ID	F4407	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Martin Røyneberg and his wife Målfrid
  		Bergliot Solvik Bergliot is Eivind Oanes' wife. She is pictured with Martin Røyneberg and his wife Målfrid.
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  		Quartz Stone Eivind Oanes, spoke with Martin Røyneberg and heard the following story. About 1920 this quartz stone (pictured below) was found on the Røyneberg farm in Sola Norway. At that time, Martin Røyneberg and his Uncle Einar Røyneberg lived on the farm. While excavating to drain some of the land, Einar discovered a large quartz stone near the beach at Stokkavannet. When the Germans arrived in 1940 over 3000 people were forced to evacuate from the Sola area. Martin and his father, Kristian Røyneberg, took the animals, farm equipment and the quartz stone to Øksnevad, about 15 km south of Røyneberg. They moved back to farm after the war, but left the quartz stone for some unknown reason. In 1946 a farmer’s school was established at Øksnevad. In 1947 Martin, while a student at the school, related the story of the quartz stone to the headmaster. Fifty years later, in 1997, Øksnevad videregående skole celebrated their anniversity. Martin saw the quartz stone again in the school’s garden where it still sits today.
  		Kristian Røyneberg family
  		Martin and Målfrid Royneberg and Kristain and Dorthea Røyneberg Grave maker of Kristian Røyneberg and his wife Dorthea Andreasdatter Joa and son Martin Røyneberg and his wife Målfrid Agate Meland

  
  

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