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Childhood, My Homelad. In paragraph 16 he mentiontions two brothers. One farmed in Norway the other moved to America and was subsequently killed by a horse. That describes my grandfather - Ole Hoem, who had a brother Edvard Hoem who farmed at Hoem, Norway. I have tried to make contact with Mr Hoem via his web page but have been unsuccessful. Ed (Hoem) Tollefson—Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.17.101.91 (talk • contribs)

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