The Maukon family in Norway

The Maukonen family in Norway
and the roots in Finland
Maukon
Tønsberg
Sandefjord
The school and home in Loimaa
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Maukonen
Loimaa
The home in Rautalampi
Rautalampi

Preface
This is the result of some work I carried out in order to find the Finnish roots of my wife
Målfrid Maukon (Henriksen). When we married back in 1957, we know that Målfrids grandfather,
Aino Onni Maukonen, came from Finland. He became a sea captain and setteled
in Norway in the first part of the 1890-ties. He died in 1923 and had alltogether 5 children.
Two of these children got married and have descendents.
Aino Onni left over some old papers showing that he was born in Liperi in Finland and that
his father Johannes Maukonen was a school teacher in Loimaa – a small city approximately
65 km east of Åbo (Turku). We also found some of Aino Onnis school records –
that is the report cards from the primary school in Loimaa and from the secondary school
he attended in Åbo.
During the years we made some small efforts to find something more about the roots of
the Norwegian Maukon family without any success. This research work started in the
beginning of 2005 – and we have a number of results which I have the pleasure to give
you.
In this work I used Internet to search for names and organizations. Furthermore, I got help
from The Finnish Embassy in Oslo with some translations, and I received information
from “The Genealogical Society of Finland”. The society informed me about the books for
the Maukonen family. Altogether, it is 5 books published in 2003 – written in Finnish – with
almost 10.000 names which makes up the large Maukonen family. The origin of the family
is in Rautalampi, in the middle of Finland. I also got in contact with Hannele Maukonen –
one of the three authors of the family books tohether with Martta Rantanen and Matti
Mäkelä. In spite of the Finnish language the books have been a great help in this work.
Based on the work during the first months Målfrid and I decided to travel to Finland in
September 2005 to visit Loimaa as well as Rautalampi. The purpose was to find out more
about the family as well as the places where Johannes Maukonen was born and worked
and where her Aino Onni spent his childhood.
Hvalstad, December 2005
Thormod Henriksen
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Målfrid and Thormod in Finland 2005

The Maukonen family comes to Norway
Maukonen is the name of a large family in Finland
– which also has a branch in Norway. The
Norwegian branch has shortened the name to
Maukon. You can find most, if not all, the members
on the web adress: http://www.maukon.com
How it all started
This research started by using the Internet. With
Google and the name Johannes Maukonen.
It appears that Helsinki University Library digitizes
all newspapers published in Finland in the
period 1771-1890. In “Historiallinen sanomalehtikirjasto”
I found the name Johannes
Maukonen in a newspaper from 1889. All these
newspapers are on microfilm – and after some
hunting I was able to find it (to the right).
To me it looked like an obituary. Of course it was
written in Finnish, as well as in Gothic. I was quite
sure that the translation of this obituary would be
very importent – and I was lucky enough to have
The Finnish Embassy in Oslo to translate it.
“Translation to Norwegian”
Død. Søndag den 25. i denne måned, rett etter
middag, sovnet folkeskolelærer Johannes
Maukonen fra Merikoski i Loimaa inn, etter å ha
vært kreftsyk i noen måneder. Den avdøde var
født i Rautalampi av fattige foreldre, kom til
seminaret i Jyväskylä sommeren 1867 og etter
studiene der arbeidet han som lærer i Karelen og
Savolax, til han for cirka 13 år siden flyttet hit til
Loimaa som lærer fram til sin død.
Lærer Maukonen var svært flittig i sitt arbeid og
drev også med litterær virksomhet. I 1884 utga
han “Den nyere tids historie for folkeskolen”, som
imidlertid ikke fikk noen større utbredelse på
grunn av den spesielle språkbruken. Han skrev
også av og til i avisene, bl.a. Suometar og
Aamulehti. Den avdøde hadde meget
selvstendige meninger, men var en from forsvarer
av rett og sannhet. Han savnes av, foruten
vennekretsen, av enke og 5 mindreårige barn.
Fred og velsignelse over en ærlig og flittig
arbeidsmanns og fedrelandsvenns grav.
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The obituary above is found in the Finnish
newspaper.
25.07.1889 nro 171 Sanomia Turusta. Loimaan
kansak.opettaja Johannes Maukonen) ++
28.08.1889 nro 200 Sanomia Turusta. ...
Kirj.vaiht. Loimaa. Kunnan vaalit.

In English
Died. Sunday 25. of this month schoolteacher
Johannes Maukonen from Merikoski in Loimaa
died of cancer. He was born in Rautalampi from
poor parents – came to the seminary in Jyväskylä
in 1867. He worked as a teacher in Karelen and
Savolax, before he moved to Loimaa where he
worked as teacher to his death.
Maukonen was a hard worker and was also
engaged in writing a book. In 1884 he was the
auther of “The history of recent years”. He also
wrote in the newspapers Suometar and Aamulehti.
Maukonen had personal opinions and was a
strong defender of truth. He will be missed by
friends, widow and 5 young children.
With information about the obituary of Johannes
Maukonen I contacted The Genealogical Society
of Finland. I was then informed about the
books of the Maukonen family and they guided
me to Hannele Maukonen in Finland. This contact
was the very right one, since Hannele (which
is married into the Maukonen family) was the one
that keeps the record of the members of the family.
Together with Martta Rantanen and Matti
Mäkelä they have published the books. Martta had
worked with the family history for about 10 years.
The coding system
In order to keep record of all the members of the
family it has to be a coding system – and Martta
Rantanen introduced the system in use.
The system starts with Elias Eliaanpoika
Maukonen (1725 – 1791) and he is given the coding
letter E. He was married two times and had
children with both. With his first wife Brita
Juhontytär Ritvanen (1728 – 1766) he had the
son Gabriel Eliaanpoika Maukonen (1763 –
1825). He married Stina (Christina) Rossi (1765
– 1825). Gabriel is given the coding EG. It is
within the EG-line we find the Norwegian descendents.
Gabriel and Stina had alltogether 13 childeren –
however, 7 of them died within a year or two.
Further research efforts
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The church in Loimaa is beautiful – and is probably
the place where some of the family is buried.
In 2005 the church was under reconstrution.
Hannele Maukonen
married to Jyrki (EG 8.2.3.5.5.1)
Martta Rantanen
EF 1.10.2.5

The descendents after Gabriel are given the code
EG together with some numbers. Thus Målfrids
great-great grandfather Pavo (Paulus) Kaapronp
Maukonen (born 1802) had the code EG 11, which
implies that he was the 11th. child of Gabriel and
Stina. In an attempt to make this easier we have
the Table to the right.
If you follow this table you see that Paulus married
Maria Laurintr Kervinen (born 1807) – and
that their 7th. child was Johannes (in Finnish
Juho) with the code EG 11.7.
Johannes was Målfrids great grandfather. He was
born in Rautalampi in 1844 and died in Loimaa in
1889 – only 45 years old. He married Maria Lovisa
Auranen which was born in Korpilahti in 1852 and
died in Loimaa in 1909, 57 years old. Korpilahti
is a small place outside Jyväskylä on the road to
Loimaa.
Johannes Maukonens oldest child was Aino Onni
and he got the code EG 11.7.1. Målfrid has the
code EG 11.7.1.3.1 – which means that she is
the 5 th. generation after Gabriel (EG).
Martta Rantanens coding system makes it easy
to see the relation between the different members
of the family. Martta herself is in the EF-line
(EF 1.10.2.5) and is 4th. cousin to Målfrids father
Andreas Maukon with the code EG 11.7.1.3.
EG 11.7 Johannes Maukonen (1844 – 1889)
Here is a table and the coding used for the 6 boys
of Johannes and Maria Lovisa
As you can see all members of this family died
very young. When Johannes died the oldest son,
Aino Onni, was only 15 years old. This probably
made it difficult to keep the family together. Aino
Onni went to sea and setteled in Norway whereas
Wäinö became the worldwide famous watchmaker
and emigrated to USA (see later).
As far as we know only Aino Onni have descendents.
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EG
EG 11
EG 11.7
The EG-line
EG 11.7.1
EG 11.7.1. Aino Onni Maukonen (1874 – 1923).
Died 49 years old.
EG 11.7.2. Wäinö Maukonen (1877 – 1929).
Died 52 years old.
EG 11.7.3. Sulo Toivo Maukonen (1879 – 1912).
Died 33 years old.
EG 11.7.4. Aino Oiva Maukonen (1882 – ?).
He moved from Loimaa in 1908 to Helsinki. We
do not know more about him.
EG 11.7.5. Vieno Armas Maukonen (1885 – 1907).
Died 22 years old.
EG 11.7.6. Uljas Osmo Maukonen (1888)
Died 1 year old.

The search for the roots in Loimaa and Rautalampi
Our trip to Finland in September 2005 was based on the information given above. One of the important
stops would be Rautalampi and Hanhiniemi – the home of the EG-line. This lovely farm is still in
the family. The present owner is Jouko Maukonen (EG 8.1.4.5.4) – and he is 4th. cousin to Målfrid
(EG 11.7.1.3.1).
Furthermore it appeared that the key to success for this travel turned out to be Aino Onni`s report
cards for the primary school in Loimaa and for the high school he attended in Åbo (Turku). We shall
begin with the report cards.
Central Åbo
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Aino Onnis report card
from the Åbo school
We started with the report card from
the secondary school in Åbo. Aino Onni
attended a school here from 1886 to
1889. The question was whether the
school still existed – and could we find
it?
In Åbo we went directly to the “Information
center” with the report card
shown to the left. It was important to
note that the name of the head of the
school (rehtori) was Th. W. Erich. The
kind people at the Information centre
made some telephone calls – and the
result was that the school still excisted.
Its present name was “Turun
Klassillinen Lyseo”. The school was
about 600 meters from the Information
center in the street Linnankatu (see the
map).
It was indeed a funny feeling to see the
school – and to know that Målfrids
grandfather had walked the same
street.
Information center
School

Here is a picture of the school in Åbo from the time Aino Onni attended it in the years 1886 – 1889.
Today it is a high school and it may have been the same in Aino Onnis time.
Student number 149.
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We found the present head of the school and after
seeing the report card he could conclude that
it was the right school. He also found a book (the
one you see in the picture). In this book all the
first students were mentioned. On page 83 we
found that Aino Onni was student number 149 of
the school.
Below you can see what is written in the book
about student number 149.

The home and school in Loimaa
Målfrid in the school yard in Loimaa. Here is the place where Johannes Maukonen was the
teacher and where they lived when Aino Onni was a child.
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The handwriting is
Johannes Maukonens.
He was the head of the
school.

How we found the Loimaa school and Aino Onnis home
According to the report card the school to be found
is the ground school – Vesikosken kansakoulu.
In our search we visited one school after the other.
On our way to the second school we stopped at a
gas station and Målfrid asked about the direction
to the school. She “found the needle in the haystack”
when Pekka Kaasalainen entered the same
station. He is the teacher in one of the schools in
Loimaa and could follow us to the very right one.
The school was originally built in 1876 and
Johannes and his family moved in from the beginning.
They lived in one part of the school which
was located along the river Loimijoki. For us it
seems to be a nice place for a young family – and
the next ten years may have been good. Aino Onni
was the oldest and he was the one that got the
best education when he was sent to Åbo to attend
the secondary school.
Loimaa is still a small city in Finland and the
school can still be seen – however modernized.
It is still a school for the first two years in the primary
school and is furthermore used for teaching
groups of children with reading and writing problems
(dysleksi).
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Here (above) you see Pekka Kaasalainen and
Målfrid in front of the School in Loimaa. The
Maukonen family lived in the house – in the “right
wing” of the picture you see on page 8 – or in the
part you see above with the sign;
Vesikosken kansakoulu
1876
To the left is Målfrid together with Virpi Nykänen
– one of the teachers in the school today. Note
the large oven – used in old days – behind them.

Here is a view of the school (behind the trees) and the river Loimijoki. The picture is taken from
the bridge that leads in to the center of Loimaa.
SARKA
Just outside Loimaa you can find “The Finnish
Museum of agriculture” (Sarka). The museum was
opened in June 2005, just two months before our
visit. In the museum we found several items from
the old days in the region and also a book
“Vesikoski” written by Valto Heinonen and Pekka
Kulonen.
This book is more or less a history of Loimaa including
both old and new pictures. We found a
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drawing of the school as it was planned in 1876.
From this drawing we can conclude that the
teacher and his family lived at the school. We
think this is the evidence for the conclusion that
Aino Onni – his parents and brothers lived here.
It also appears that Johannes Maukonen was
very active and that he created “Loimaas
ungdomsforening” – and that he created and was
the director of a singing choir.
Sarka. The Finnish Museum of
agriculture. Just about 5 km
from Loimaa.

The roots and farm in Rautalampi
Most of the old Maukonen family is coming from
Rautalampi and the area around Rautalampi.
Rautalampi is a small city between Jyväskylä and
Kuopio – and in the middle of a lake district. Presumably
the name Maukonen is from the farm
“MAUKOLA” – just outside Rautalampi. The EGline
of the family is coming from a lovely farm
across a lake from Maukola with the name
Hanhiniemi. This farm has been in the family since
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Jouko Maukonen
EG 8.1.4.5.4
1653 and the present owner Jouko Maukonen is
the 10th. genreation. He is the 4th. cousin to
Målfrid.
Above you see the present owner as well as the
farm which is at the red dot inside the circle on
the map.
Jouko is married to Aila and they have built two
cabins along the lake which can be rented
for holydays and weekends. We stayed in
one of these cabins when we visited
Rautalampi in September 2005.
To the left is a picture of the two Maukonens
– Målfrid (EG 11.7.1.3.1) and Jouko (EG
8.1.4.5.4). They are both 5th. generation
after Gabriel Maukonen and Stina Rossi that
owned the farm from 1791 to 1825. Here they
are in the kitchen.

From the visit to Rautalampi and Hanhiniemi 2005. The 3 Maukonens are in the middle. You see
Målfrid and Jouko with the chairman of the Maukonen family in the middle – Olli Maukonen (EP
7.8.4.1). On both sides are those married into the family Aila and Thormod.
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We spent two wonderful
days in Rautalampi
and visited also the
farm Maukola. In the
picture to the left we are
at Maukola together
with the present owner
which is not in the
Maukonen family.

Johannes Maukonen and descendents
Johannes Maukonen ( EG 11.7) was born 5th.
of November 1844 in Rautalampi, Finland. He
attended the teachers school in Jyväskylä from
1867 until 1873. In this period he met Maria Lovisa
Auranen from Korpilathi (not far from Jyväskylä)
and they married. In the period from 1873 – 1876
he was a teacher in Karelen and Savolax. The
two oldest sons were born in Liperi – which is a
small municipality (today 12 000 inhabitants) west
of Joensuu.
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Johannes and his family moved to Loimaa and
he was teacher in the new school “Vesikosken
kansakoula”.
Johannes was the author of "Den nyere tids
historie" for ground school in 1884. He also wrote
articles in the newspapers Suometar and
Aamulehti. He started “Loimaa ungdomsforening”
and was the chairman until his death. He also
started a singing choir and was its director.
The children of Johannes Maukonen an Maria Lovisa Auranen
EG 11.7.1. Aino Onni Maukonen (1874 – 1923).
Aino Onni was born in Liperi, Finland in. He was the
first child of Johannes and Maria Lovisa. The first
13 years he spent in Loimaa.
Aino Onni attended the school “Finska lyceum in Åbo”
in the period 1886 – 1889. In 1892 he became an
ordinary seaman and came in those years to Norway
where he setteled. He took the navigation excam
(styrmandseksamen) in Tønsberg in 1896 – and got
his seacaptain diploma in 1910. He became a Norwegian
citizien, April 20. 1918. He died in Japan by
heartattack, December 1. 1923 (only 49 years old).
Aino Onni married Jenny Mathilde (Hanssen) (1880 – 1912) and they had 4 children. His second
wife was Ragna (Borge) and they had one child.
Out of the 5 children to Aino Onni only two of them have children and grandchildren.
In conclusion: Aino Onni had 5 children, 6 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and so far 15
great–great grandchildren.
EG 11.7.2. Wäinö Maukonen (1877 – 1929).
Wäinö is also born in Liperi and then moved to
Loimaa. He became a famous watchmaker and emigrated
to USA (1916). He married Fanny Vilhelmina
Fribom. He had no children.
It is of interest to mentioned that he was considered
to be an excellent watchmaker. One of the
chronometers he made is on exhibition in the “Finnish
Museum of Horology” in Espoo outside Helsinki.
Aino Onni Maukon(en)
EG 11.7.1
Wäinö Maukonen
EG 11.7.2

To the left is the chronometer on
exhibition in the museum. It is
made by Wäinö Maukonen in
1912.
Here is a citation from the museum in connection to the exhibit of Wäinö`s chronometer.
Wäinö Maukonen is the best known Finnish watchmaker. In 1910’s and 1920’s he was one of
the world’s best known practicing watchmakers.
He was unusually skilled and hard-working. After his death he was compared to Paavo Nurmi
in New York’s press. In the beginning of 20th century he worked in St Petersburg. The suppliers
of Germany’s and Russian’s imperial courts were among his customers. Maukonen moved to
New York in 1916 and there he was very honored and is still remembered. Clocks made by
Maukonen are considered to be great rarities.
EG 11.7.3. Sulo Toivo Maukonen (1879 – 1912). He was born in Loimaa. As you can see he died
33 years old. I have no more information about him – and he may or may not, have descendents.
EG 11.7.4. Aino Oiva Maukonen (1882 – ?). He was born in Loimaa. In 1908 he moved to Helsinki
and we have no further information about him.
EG 11.7.5. Vieno Armas Maukonen (1885 – 1907). He was born in Loimaa and was only 22 years
when he died. Have no more information.
EG 11.7. 6. Uljas Osmo Maukonen (1888 – 1889). Dies only a year old.
Conclusion
It can be concluded that the oldest son Aino Onni had children and descendents – which will be
described below. Whether he was the only one with children is unknown – and we would appreciate
to have more information. After the efforts made so far, we believe that Aino Onni was the only one
with descendents.
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The Norwegian Maukonen family
Aino Onni Maukonen had his connection to Tønsberg and Stokke
in Norway since 1892 (when he was 18 year). He changed the
name to Maukon. He was sailing on Norwegian ships – and we
can mention the following: 1901 – 1902 he was officer (mate) on
the ship “Sigrid” – then 7 months with “Rufus” (1903) – then 10
years with S/S “Bucentaur” as mate and captain – up to 1913.
Then 3 years with the whaling ship S/S “Hektoria” as mate and
captain (1913 – 1916). Then he had a year with S/S “Adour” –
and this ship was torpedoed outside Valencia in Spain, December
9. 1917 (first world war). The crew survived.
He married Jenny Mathilde Hanssen in 1904 – they got their first
child four years before. Jenny Mathilde and the son Arthur Otmar
Maukonen (EG 11.7.1.1) lived in Stokke on a farm called “Skarpe
– Borge” (presumably the farm she came from).
Aino Onni built a house and they lived there – at least until Jenny
Mathilde died in 1912. They had 4 children together – they will
all be mentioned below.
Aino Onni married a second time with Ragna Borge and they
had one boy together – named Knut. He died only 18 years old.
A picture from 1911 of the Maukon family. Starting from right is Arthur Otmar (EG 11.7.1.1)
– Jenny Mathilde – Aino Onni – the boy in front is Andreas (EG 11.7.1.3) – then John (EG
11.7.1.4) – then Olga, the sister of Jenny Mathilde – Rut (EG 11.7.1.2) – and finally Jenny
Mathildes mother Anne Marie.
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Aino Onni`s wedding with
Jenny Mathilde i 1904

EG 11.7.1.1. Arthur Otmar Maukonen (1900 – 1926 ?). We know very little
about him – he moved to New York and lived with his uncle, the famous watchmaker
Wäinö Maukonen. We also know that he in 1921 traveled to Finland and
Norway – probably to visit family. He died in the 1920-ties and had no children.
EG 11.7.1.2. Rut Maukon Gabrielsen (1906 – 1974). Rut married Harry
Gabrielsen and they lived in Sandefjord, Norway. They have 3 children, 5
grandchildren and so far 2 great grandchildren. They are given in the table
below.
Overview of Rut Maukon (Gabrielsen)
and her descendents
EG 11.7.1.2.1
Rut (Mossen) Huseby
(Arne Huseby)
EG 11.7.1.2.1.1
Tom Huseby
EG 11.7.1.2.1.1.1
Marie Elise Huseby
EG 11.7.1.2
Rut Maukon (1906 – 1974)
(Harry Gabrielsen)
EG 11.7.1.2.2
Kari Maukon Lorentzen
(Rolf Lorentzen)
EG 11.7.1.2.2.1
Anne (Lorentzen) Aarøe
EG 11.7.1.2.2.2
Jan Harry Lorentzen
EG 11.7.1.2.2.1.1.
Preben Aarøe
EG 11.7.1.2.2.1.2
Martine Aarøe
EG 11.7.1.2.2.2.1
Jørgen Lorentzen
EG 11.7.1.2.2.2.2.
Susanne Lorentzen
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EG 11.7.1.2.3
Knut Maukon Gabrielsen
EG 11.7.1.2.3.1
Anniken Strømøy
EG 11.7.1.2.3.2
Peik Strømøy
EG 11.7.1.2.3.1.1
Matilda Strømøy

Rut`s descendents
EG 11.7.1.2.1. Rut (Mossen) Huseby (b. 1929). She is married to Arne
Huseby and they live in Sandefjord, Norway. They have one child Tom
(see below).
EG 11.7.1.2.1.1. Tom Huseby (b. 1956). He is born on Christmas eve –
married to Jenny Elise. They live in Sandefjord and have a daughter;
EG 11. 7.1.2.1.1.1 Marie Elise Huseby (b. 1985)
EG 11.7.1.2.2. Kari Lorentzen (b. 1933). She is married to Rolf
Lorentzen. They live in Sandefjord and have two children.
EG 11.7.1.2.2.1. Anne (Lorentzen) Aarøe (b. 1957). She has two children: EG
11.7.1.2.2.1.1 Preben Aarøe (b. 1980), and EG 11.7.1.2.2.1.2. Martine Aarøe (b. 1985).
A picture of Anne (EG
11.7.1.2.2.1) and her family.
From left Preben (EG
11.7.1.2.2.1.1) – Anne –
Martine (EG 11.7.1.2.2.1.2).
Finally Annes husband Ingar
Aarøe.
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EG 11.7.1.2.2.2. Jan Harry Lorentzen (b. 1963). He is married to
Beate Beck. They live in Sandefjord and have two children.
EG 11.7.1.2.2.2.1. Jørgen Lorentzen (b. 1997)
EG 11.7.1.2.2.2.2 Susanne Lorentzen (b. 2002).
EG 11.7.1.2.3. Knut Maukon Gabrielsen (b. 1949). Knut lives in
Oslo. He has two children.
EG 11.7.1.2.3.1. Anniken Strømøy (b. 1974). Anniken has a daughter;
EG 11.7.1.2.3.1.1 Matilda Strømøy (b. 2003).
EG 11.7.1.2.3.2. Peik (Gabrielsen) Strømøy (b. 1987).
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EG 11.7.1.3. Andreas Maukon
(1908 – 1986)
Andreas was born in Stokke near Tønsberg. Only 16 years old he become
a seaman. He took the navigation exam in 1932. The year after he married
Solveig Helene Hvaal (b. 1913) – and they settled down in Sandefjord. In
the years 1935 – 1938 he was on whaling in Southern sea. During the last
world war he was sailing – and received “The War Medal” in 1982. In the
period 1948 – 1961 he was again whaling – he had alltogether 17 years in
Antartica. In 1948 they built a house in Svarstad – a house which today
belongs to their son Odd Aino Maukon.
Andreas has 3 children, 5 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
Left: Andreas and his two
daughters (Målfrid and
Mona) on the whaling ship
in 1947.
Right: Andreas on one of
his first trips to sea. Picture
from about 1925
A picture from 2005. Solveig Maukon (92 years) on the lawn mower in front of the house they built in
Svarstad in 1948. In the back is the present owner Odd Aino Maukon (EG 11.7.1.3.3) together with
the author.
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EG 11.7.1.3.1.1
Trond Maukon Henriksen
(Hilde Bakke)
EG 11.7.1.3.1.2
Terje Maukon Henriksen
(Gunhild Myhr)
EG 11.7.1.3.1.3
Kristin Maukon Muren
(Jan Muren)
Overview of Andreas Maukon and his descendents
EG 11.7.1.3.1
Målfrid Maukon Henriksen
(Thormod Henriksen)
EG 11.7.1.3
Andreas Maukon (1908 – 1986)
(Solveig Maukon (b. 1913))
EG 11.7.1.3.2
Mona Maukon Andersen
(Per Andersen)
EG 11.7.1.3.2.1
Thomas Maukon Andersen
(Bente Brembo)
EG 11.7.1.3.2.2
Lene Maukon Andersen
EG 11.7.1.3.1.1.1
Thormod Maukon Bakke
EG 11.7.1.3.1.1.2
Steinar Bakke
EG 11.7.1.3.1.1.3
Ragnhild Maukon Bakke
EG 11.7.1.3.1.2.1
Trygve Maukon Myhr
EG 11.7.1.3.1.2.2
Jonas Maukon Myhr
EG 11.7.1.3.1.3.1
Camilla Maukon Muren
EG 11.7.1.3.1.3.2
Marit Maukon Muren
EG 11.7.1.3.1.3.3
Lars Maukon Muren
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EG 11.7.1.3.3
Odd Aino Maukon
(Grete Mansås)
EG 11.7.1.3.2.1.1
Nora Brembo Andersen
Solveig with the three children; Odd Aino
(EG 11.7.1.3.3), Mona (EG 11.7.1.3.2) and
Målfrid (EG 11.7.1.3.1).

Andreas`descendents
EG 11.7.1.3.1. Målfrid Maukon Henriksen (b. 1934). Målfrid married
Thormod Henriksen from Nøtterøy, Norway in 1957. They live in Asker,
just outside Oslo. They have 3 children and 8 grandchildren.
Målfrid is a medical nurse, now retired.
Adress: Johs Hartmannsvei 38, 1395 Hvalstad, Norway
EG 11.7.1.3.1.1. Trond Maukon Henriksen (b. 1960). Trond went to the
Agricultural University of Norway (outside Oslo). He took a dr.degree on “Carbon
and nitrogen turnover in soil” – mainly within microbiology. He is working
in research at “The Norwegian Crop Research Institute” near Gjøvik.
Trond and Hilde (Bakke) have three children: Thormod (b. 1989), Steinar (b.
1991) and Ragnhild (b. 1994).
Adress: Åslendevei 4, 2825, Gjøvik.
EG 11.7.1.3.1.1.1. Thormod Maukon Bakke (b. 1989).
EG 11.7.1.3.1.1.2. Steinar Maukon Bakke (b. 1991).
EG 11.7.1.3.1.1.3. Ragnhild Maukon Bakke (b. 1994).
EG 11.7.1.3.1.2. Terje Maukon Henriksen (b. 1961). Terje is educated at
the University of Trondheim in electronic engeneering. He also studied at The
University of Boulder Colorado. He is now working at the company “Navtek”
which is situated in Horten, some 100 km south of Oslo. The company is established
in 1980, and is one of the worlds most experienced in “Advanced
Vessel Traffic Management Information Systems as well as in Maritime Surveillance
Systems for Ports, Harbours and Coastlines”. Their largest installations
are in Finland with more than 60 radars in operation.
Terje and Gunhild (Myhr) have two boys; Trygve (b. 2000) and Jonas (b.
2003)(next page)
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EG 11.7.1.3.1.2.1. Trygve Maukon Myhr (b. 2000).
EG 11.7.1.3.1.2.2 Jonas Maukon Myhr (b. 2003).
The family are living in Asker: Ånnerudskogen 133,
1383 Asker-
EG 11.7.1.3.1.3 Kristin Maukon Muren (b. 1965). Kristin is born in Berkeley
California. She is educated as a school teacher and she also went to the
school for sport (Idrettshøyskolen). She works as a school teacher in Asker,
Norway.
Kristin and Jan (Muren) have 3 children: Camilla (b. 1989), Marit (b. 1991) and
Lars (b. 1993).
Adress: Orreleiken 2, 1383 Asker, Norway.
EG 11.7.1.3.1.3.1. Camilla Maukon Muren (b. 1989).
Camilla is the oldest of the new generation of the Maukon
family – the oldest of Aino Onnis great-great grandchildren –
or the 7th. generation after Gabriel Maukonen (EG).
EG 11.7.1.3.1.3.2. Marit Maukon Muren (b. 1991).
EG 11.7.1.3.1.3.3. Lars Maukon Muren (b. 1993).
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To the left is Jonas (EG 11.7.1.3.1.2.2) –
the youngest of Målfrids grandchildren
together with Trygve (EG 11.7.1.3.1.2.1)

EG 11.7.1.3.2. Mona Maukon Andersen (b. 1939). Mona is
married to Per Andersen, Oslo Norway. She has two children
Thomas and Lene.
Adress: Kapellveien 42, 0487, Oslo. Norway.
EG 11.7.1.3.2.1 Thomas Maukon Andersen (b. 1971).
Thomas is educated at The University of Trondheim in computer
technology. He is married to Bente Brembo. They have one daughter
Nora (b. 2004).
Adress: Rundtjernveien 40 C, 0672, Oslo, Norway.
EG 11.7.1.3.2.1.1. Nora Brembo Andersen (b. 2004).
EG 11.7.1.3.2.2. Lene Maukon Andersen (b. 1975).
EG 11.7.1.3.3. Odd Aino Maukon (b. 1950).
Odd Aino is born in Svarstad, Lardal, Norway. He is the
one that has been named after his grandfather Aino Onni.
He has been an airpilot. Now retired.
No children.
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EG 11.7.1.4. John Maukon (1910 – ?). We know very little about
John. His mother died when he was 2 years and his father when he was
13. We know that he early went to sea – but have no more information.
The picture here is from 1929. He probably died young and had no children,
as far as we know. He sent a letter from Hawaii in 1932.
EG 11.7.1.5. Knut Maukon (1914 – 1934). Knut is the son of Aino
Onni in his second marriage. His mother was Ragna Borge.
He died young and had no children.
Conclusiens about Maukonen family in Norway
As far we can see, it is only Aino Onni Maukonen – the first boy in the family of Johannes
and Maria Maukonen from Loimaa, Finland – that had descendents. We have mentioned
them all in these pages. Maybe it is approriate to say that the members married into this
family (like myself) are not mentioned in this short review.
If we sum up it appears that alltogether 31 members of the Maukonen family live in Norway
in 2005. Only two use Maukon as the only family name (Odd Aino Maukon and his
mother Solveig Maukon) – whereas 16 uses the name Maukon together with another
family name.
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