Grand children of Ole and Barbo Liffengren. Ida Liffengren Jansen is 1st row, second from the right.
Stave Church in Reingly, Bagn, Norway, where Grandmother Tronrud lived. Her home was far above the Liffengren home in Bagn (below).
Liffengren Farm in Bang. The Great Grandparents Ole and Barbo Liffengren took Ida's father, Helmer, back to the family farm when he was 1 years of age.
Cousins Aslak and Linda Tronrud and Beth and Craig Hullinger in Oslo, Norway
Beautiful Vik, Sogn, Norway where the Anderson ancestors lived. On the largest Fjord in Norway, across from the largest waterfall. There are 15 farms in the community where Ida's ancestors lived.
Cousins of Ida on their ancestral farm - Sod Roofs
Photos of Norwegian Villages where Ida's Ancestors lived
Bagn, Norway - Liffengren and Tronrud Families
Vik, Norway - Anderson Family
Links
Ida Jensan - South Dakota Artist of the Year
Family Tree for Liffengren / Anderson
Make Louise Hullinger (Ida's sister)
the Primary
Norwegian Cousin Aslak Tronrud's Web Page
Ida's Uncle, who died in World War II
Artists Art and Ida Jansen
Art Jansen’s Celtic Cross and Carved Wooden Chain, along with Ida Liffengren Jansen’s painting “Life References.” are shown below. Art notes that Christ was a carpenter and woodworker, too. “As a carpenter, he needed faith in his ability and his recognition of finished product before he laid a tool to the wood. To me, faith is not knowing, but believing. I look at a piece of wood and imagine what it could become.” Perhaps like God looks at him. Art says that while some of his masterpieces turn out to be “decorative firewood” with faith, he continues to whittle.