RAVENHOLTS OF WISCONSIN
Among Danish immigrants to the United States in the 19th Century, were our four grandparents: Anders Christensen Ravnholt (1870 & 1883); Inger Johanne Thestrup Ravnholt (1883); Ane Marie Henriksen (1880; and Niels Petersen (1885). In an account written in 1960, "My Ancestral Home and Glimpses of its History", our father, Ansgar Benedikt Ravnholt, provided a general family history; and in "The Story of an Immigrant", Albert V. Ravenholt provided an account of the life of our grandfather, Anders C. Ravnholt; succeeded by his work record during his initial visit to America, 1870-1876; followed by his account of "Three Months Traveling", Helena, MT to Denmark; followed by an account of the life of Inger Johanne Ravnholt by Ansgar Ravnholt; followed by genealogical presentations for descendants of Christen Andersen Ravnholt and Kristian Henriksen; and for Ansgar and Kristine Ravnholt; followed by a presentation for each Ravenholt sibling -- Albert, Halvor, Eiler, Johanne, Reimert, Otto, Gerda, Agnes, Astrid.
My Ancestral Home and Glimpses of it's History by Ansgar B. Ravnholt
Kristen Andersens i Ravnholt ved Axel Ravnholt
The Story of an Immigrant by Albert V. Ravenholt
Anders C. Ravnholt Employment Record, 1870 - 76
Three Months Traveling, Montana to Denmark, 1876 by Anders C. Ravnholt
Hanne Ravnholt: Pioneer Wisconsin Buttermaker by Ansgar and Reimert Ravenholt
Descendants of Christen Andersen Ravnholt and Kristian Henriksen
Ansgar - Kristine Ravnholt/Ravenholt Family
Albert's Letters and Miscellaneous Articles
Letter from Albert (Hong Kong) to Ansgar (Los Angeles) - 21 August, 1949
Letter from Albert (New York City) to Ansgar (Los Angeles) - 30 May, 1951
Letter from Albert(Philippine Islands) to Ansgar (Los Angeles) - 26 May, 1953