Kari Garlibakken ^{1 2}

  General Notes:

Ellen Maanum told us that Kari came to America on a sail boat with her brother Knut and sister Ragnild. They settled in Manitowac, Wisconsin. She married Knute Maanum in 1869 and they moved to Pope County, Minnesota in 1871 by wagon and horses. They had ten children. All boys used K as a middle initial but did not have middle names. -- Gwen Lundgren

"Builders of Pope County" confirms Knut K. Maanum's arrival there in 1871. ⁴

  Things to check:

1900 US census states she is the mother of 10 children, 8 of whom are alive.

  In her life:

• She immigrated from Norway in 1866. ⁵

• In 1900 she lived in Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁵

• Kari worked, in 1900, as a farmer in Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁵

• She was counted in the 1900 US census for Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁵ ED 253, SD 7, Sheet 2B.
Marital status given as 'widow'.

• In 1910 she lived in Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁶

• Kari worked, in 1910, as a farmer in Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁶

• She was counted in the 1910 US census for Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁶ ED 107, SD 7, Sheet 1A.

• In 1920 she lived in Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁷ Living with son Malvin Maanum.

• Kari was counted in the 1920 US census for Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁷ ED 138, SD 7, Sheet 9A.
Enumerated in the household of son Malvin Maanum.

• In 1930 she lived in Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁸ Living with son Malvin Maanum.

• She was counted in the 1930 US census for Langhei, Pope, Minnesota. ⁸ ED 61-14, SD 4, Sheet 1A.
Enumerated in the household of son Malvin Maanum.

Kari married Knut K. Maanum in 1869 in Manitowoc, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. (Knut K. Maanum was born on 4 January 1845 in Norway and died on 17 May 1894 in Hancock, Stevens, Minnesota.)