Homes of the Odegard Weber clan

	Odegard 5319 Emerson Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota This house was purchased in about 1937 by Clifford and Clara Odegard. They purchased the house from Iver Carlsen, a carpenter who built it for his family in 1928. In about 1993 the home was purchased by Christopher Odegard and his wife Kate Sciandra. Photograph by Christopher Odegard, taken in 2006.
	Odegard 1030 West 57th Street Kansas City, Missouri This house was purchased by Dave and Barb Odegard in the mid-1980s. Photograph taken about 1995.
	The Odegard House 641 Second Street Watson, Minnesota This was the home of Baard Odegard and family. Baard and Ingeborg raised their children here after their marriage in 1899. This was later the home of son Richard Odegard, when they moved from the home across the alley behind this house. According to Kylene Olson, the mayor of Watson in 2006, this one-acre section of Watson is officially called the Thora Martinson extension. More research will have to be done to learn why this area was named for Baard Odegard's mother-in-law. The house was sold to the Wik family in the 1950s, and remains the residence of Roger Wik, age 79, in 2006. Photograph by Christopher Odegard, taken Memorial Day weekend 2006.
	Sandbo Farm Milan, Minnesota This is the home of Hans K. Sandbo and family. Hans and Marit settled here in 1881 on just over 312 acres of land overlooking the wetlands at the southern end of Lac Qui Parle. Comparison of this photo with the one below shows the house was extended at some point, probably in the 1890s, adding a back porch and additional room on the second story for their growing family, the couple eventually had eight children. The individuals in this photograph have not been identified, but it certainly includes family and friends and was taken about 1915.
	Sandbo Farm Milan, Minnesota An older photo of the homestead of Hans K. Sandbo and family. Hans and Marit lived with the Myrum family after their marriage, until they settled here in 1881. The house was demolished by the state of Minnesota following its sale for use as a wildlife management area. The individuals in this photograph have not all been identified, but it certainly includes family and friends and was taken about 1890.
	Robert Avelsgaard Homstead near Milan, Minnesota, about 1901 The Avelsgaard homestead was in Hantho township, Lac Qui Parle county, very near to the town of Milan. This photo shows Gina (b.1874), Barbara (b.1900) and Robert (b.1875). Son Raymond (b.1902) married Alma Sandbo. Photographer unknown. From the collection of Minnesota Historical Society.
	Mohr 5239 40th Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota This was the first Minneapolis home of Jac and Hilda Mohr from around 1916. Pictured are Hilda, Al, Ted and Ed. Photographer by Jac Mohr, taken in about 1919.
	Mohr 3422 31st Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota This was the home of Jac and Hilda Mohr from the late 1920s through the 1930s. Mohr's Market was around the corner at 3463 Minnehaha Avenue. Photograph by Christopher Odegard, taken in 2004.
	Mohr 3539 32nd Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota This was the home of Jac and Hilda Mohr in the late 1930s. Photograph by Christopher Odegard, taken in 2004.
	Weber 601 Minnehaha Parkway Minneapolis, Minnesota This was the home of Gene and Maxine Weber, and their four daughters, in the 1950s Photograph by Christopher Odegard, taken in 2004.
	Weber 2212 Elliot Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota This was the home of Gene Weber and family after about 1935. Photograph by Christopher Odegard, taken in 2004.
	Weber 2425 14th Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota This was the home of Peter and Mary Weber and family after about 1896 until after Peter's death in 1914. This was the family's second home in Minneapolis following their move here from Milwaukee, Wisconsin in about 1883. Photograph by Christopher Odegard, taken in 2004.
	Weber 2519 12th Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota This was the home of Walter and Laura Weber and family after about 1918 and into the early 1930s. Photograph by Christopher Odegard, taken in 2004.