BIOGRAPHIES: Martin BRYNGELSON, Maple Grove Township, Barron County, WI

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Martin Bryngelson, an active and efficient farmer of Maple Grove Township,
has an 80-acre farm in section 16, east, and is carrying on mixed farming
and dairying along modern scientific lines. He is a native of this
township, born of pioneer stock, and son of Knut and Sarah (Stevenson)
Bryngelson. He attended the public schools of his neighborhood, and learned
farming with his parents, remaining at home until 1910. In that year he
bought his present farm, broke and cleared some of it, and made general
improvements, which he is still keeping up. Mr. Bryngelson was married June
8, 1919, to Cordelia Fostvedt daughter of Knut and Carrie (Christianson)
Fostvedt, the former of whom is a blacksmith in Waushara County, this
state. Mr. and Mrs. Fostvedt have five children: Julius, Clarence, Inga,
Johanna and Cordelia.

--Taken from: History of Barron Co., Wisconsin, H. C. Cooper, Jr., & Co.,
1922, pg. 463.