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| 1101 | Mathias is living with his wife Elizabeth and children Anna, Margaret, John, Peter and Milton. Blommer, Mathias (M, age 50, ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) | Blommer, Mathias (I2357)
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| 1102 | Mathias is living with his wife Elizabeth and children Anna, Margaret, John, Peter and Milton. Blommer, Mathias (M, age 50, ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) | Schnass, Elisabeth (I6217)
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| 1103 | Mathias is living with his wife Elizabeth and children Anna, Margaret, John, Peter and Milton. Blommer, Mathias (M, age 50, ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) | Blommer, Helena Maria Magdalena (I6218)
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| 1104 | Mathias is living with his wife Elizabeth and children Anna, Margaret, John, Peter and Milton. Blommer, Mathias (M, age 50, ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) | Blommer, Johann Michael (I6222)
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| 1105 | Mathias is living with his wife Elizabeth and children Anna, Margaret, John, Peter and Milton. Blommer, Mathias (M, age 50, ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) | Blommer, Peter Michael (I6223)
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| 1106 | Mathias is living with his wife Elizabeth and children Anna, Margaret, John, Peter and Milton. Blommer, Mathias (M, age 50, ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) Blommer, (, age ) | Blommer, Melchior (I6224)
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| 1107 | Maxine Nordstrom says Charles was born Sept. 7, 1895. | Martinson, Charles Edward (I6899)
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| 1108 | Maxine Nordstrom's family tree says William was born Dec. 26, 1893. He was Ne PVT163 Depot Brig WWI. His gravestone says Dec 28. In 1930 census FAG | Martinson, William Wilbert (I6898)
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| 1109 | May have been a twin to Salathiel. | Timmons, Sallie (I815)
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| 1110 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3853)
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| 1111 | Middle initial "L" per 1942 photo caption | Frasier, Ella L. (I1119)
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| 1112 | MIT'S ACCOUNT OF OUR TRIP TO BRODD AND C. L. WALIN AREA IN SWEDEN - 1976 When Agnes and I first went to Sweden in 1973 we had addresses from obituaries only but at that time we did not have enough time to investigate any of these locations. This time we wrote to Agnes' relatives in Stockholm indicating that we didnt to take time to get down to V | Anderson, Milton Theodore (I0022)
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| 1113 | MIT'S ACCOUNT OF OUR TRIP TO BRODD AND C. L. WALIN AREA IN SWEDEN - 1976 When Agnes and I first went to Sweden in 1973 we had addresses from obituaries only but at that time we did not have enough time to investigate any of these locations. This time we wrote to Agnes' relatives in Stockholm indicating that we didnt to take time to get down to V | Anderson, Milton Theodore (I290)
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| 1114 | Mom was born on the Elmlund place, which her mom and dad were renting, at 10:50 AM. The doctor was F.T.Wright. At her baptism, her sponsers were her parents and the congregation, the pastor was C.O. Gulleen. Mom and Dad were married on the Victor Pearson place. Eileen Ecklund and Vincent Martinson were bridesmaid and best man. | Pearson, Marjorie Yvonne (I6673)
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| 1115 | Month of marriage is uncertain but Ann became pregnant very soon after marriage. | Family: Andrew Fraser / Ann Campbell (F339)
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| 1116 | Myrtie shot and killed her husband Wall. | Hagstrom, Myrtie E (I6807)
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| 1117 | Nancy is living alone and appears to be unemployed. She lists herself as "married." | Lytle, Nancy (I5940)
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| 1118 | NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL | Family: Richard Oliver Brodd / Pearl Olive Johnson (F088)
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| 1119 | NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL | Family: Richard Oliver Brodd / Pearl Olive Johnson (F116)
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| 1120 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0079)
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| 1121 | NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL - FEBRUARY 19, 1909 WESTON - F.F. Pearson of this place and Margaret Dooly, of Ceresco, were married in Wahoo by the county judge. | Family: Fritz Frithioh Pearson / Margaret (Maggie) Dooley (F265)
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| 1122 | Nels may have changed his name to Harry Alexander. | Mårtensson, Nils (I6944)
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| 1123 | NEWSPAPER AND DATE UNKNOWN CARL JULIUS BROSTROM Carl Julius Brostrom, 54, died Wednesday, Oct. 23 at his farm home near Airle, where the family had resided since 1948. They had previously lived in the Lewisville area from 1940 till they went to Falls City during the war. Mr. Brostrom was born at Ceresco, Nebr., Jan. 21, 1909, son of Carl Theodore and Nettie Lambert Brostrom. He married Edna Pearson who survives, at Ceresco, March 16, 1932 He was a member of Lyon Lodge No 29, AF&AM Independence, Grace Lutheran church, Corvallis, the Farm Bureau and has served on the Central School District 13CJ budget committee. Mr. Brostrom is survived by his wife, and three sons, Edna Pearson Brostrom, Rt. 1 Monmouth; Donald, Bend; Glenn, Albany and Roger, Monmouth. There are four grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Helen Swanson, Red Oak, Iowa. Services were at Trinity Lutheran church, Dallas, 2 p.m. Saturday, with Rev. Ivar Paul of Corvallis officiating. Burial was at Restlawn Memory Gardens. Bollman Funeral Home as in charge of arrangements. Lyon lodge conducted the Masonic ritualr its member. | Brostrom, Carl Julius (I0182)
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| 1124 | NEWSPAPER AND DATE UNKNOWN CARL JULIUS BROSTROM Carl Julius Brostrom, 54, died Wednesday, Oct. 23 at his farm home near Airle, where the family had resided since 1948. They had previously lived in the Lewisville area from 1940 till they went to Falls City during the war. Mr. Brostrom was born at Ceresco, Nebr., Jan. 21, 1909, son of Carl Theodore and Nettie Lambert Brostrom. He married Edna Pearson who survives, at Ceresco, March 16, 1932 He was a member of Lyon Lodge No 29, AF&AM Independence, Grace Lutheran church, Corvallis, the Farm Bureau and has served on the Central School District 13CJ budget committee. Mr. Brostrom is survived by his wife, and three sons, Edna Pearson Brostrom, Rt. 1 Monmouth; Donald, Bend; Glenn, Albany and Roger, Monmouth. There are four grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Helen Swanson, Red Oak, Iowa. Services were at Trinity Lutheran church, Dallas, 2 p.m. Saturday, with Rev. Ivar Paul of Corvallis officiating. Burial was at Restlawn Memory Gardens. Bollman Funeral Home as in charge of arrangements. Lyon lodge conducted the Masonic ritualr its member. | Brostrom, Carl Julius (I027)
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| 1125 | Nilla Svensdotter(b. 4 Oct 1836 in Strö) leaves for Amerika with her three children. | Martinson, Andrew (I427)
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| 1126 | Nilla Svensdotter(b. 4 Oct 1836 in Strö) leaves for Amerika with her three children. | Martinson, Nels (I428)
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| 1127 | Nilla Svensdotter(b. 4 Oct 1836 in Strö) leaves for Amerika with her three children. | Martinson, Elna (I429)
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| 1128 | No. 1, January 8. Pigan Maria Ericsdotter, b. 1765. From Lena Sn. To Hakaled Hool. Another note that I can’t decipher. | Eriksdotter, Maja (I5829)
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| 1129 | Norman, Eva and their son Kent farm the place Christian bought in Stocking Precinct in 1901. THE OBITUARY - NORMAN A. PEARSON Norman August Pearson departed this live to begin his new life in Jesus Christ, on November 25, 1999 at his home. He was born to his parents Carl O. Pearson and Milsa M. Ekdahl Pearson on August 5, 1919 on a farm near Swedeburg, Nebraska. Heended elementary school and high school in Swedeburg and started farming the family farm when he was sixteen years old. On August 17, 1952 he was married to Eva L. Wilkins in Arlington, Nebraska. Together they farmed in the Swedeburg area for their entire married life. Norman was a long time member of Grace Lutheran Church of Swedeburg. He was baptized at Grace on May 24, 1924 and confirmed on October 14, 1934. He served on the Church Council and also on the Grace Lutheran Cemetery Board. At the time of hiath he and his wife Eva were active members of Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Wahoo. He also served for a time on the Swedeburg School Board District #109 and at one time was a member of the Stocking Township Board. Norman also served on the Farmers Co-op Elevator Grain Board. He is preceeded in death by his parents and two brothers Lloyd Pearson and Malvin Pearson. Norman is survived by his wife Eva of Wahoo, one daughter Mrs. Penelope Henriksen and son-in-law Allen of Norfolk, one son Kent and a daughter-in-law Lie of Wahoo, three grandchildren, Joel and Hayley Henriksen of Norfolk and Kendra Pearson, and one sister Mrs. Mildred Erickson of Wahoo. Norman was a man who loved his grandchildren very much, had a positive outlook on life and because of his wonderful sense of humor and outgoing personality he enjoyed visiting with everyone. We commend him to the care of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and ask God's comforting hand to be with his family and many friends. Taken from funeral bulletin. | Pearson, Norman August (I021)
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| 1130 | Norris managed the Farmers Mutual Insurance Agency. When Phyllis Pearson Olson went back to work, the girls were all in school, and she worked for Norris. OBITUARY Norris Johnson, who was born September 15, 1911 to Oscar Johnson and his wife Julia Walin Johnson departed this life to begin his new life in Jesus Christ on Sunday, November 11, 1984. On February 27, 1946 Norris and A. Alvena (Millie) Walin were united in Christian marriage at Grace Lutheran Church, Swedeburg. To this marriage was born two sons, Harvey D. Johnson and Kerry L. Johnson. Baptized into the Lutheran faith as a child on November 5, 1911 at Grace Lutheran Church, Swedeburg, Norris was confirmed at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Ceresco on May 23, 1926. Active in three Lutheran Churches throughout his adult life, Nos served as a member of the church council at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ceresco, Grace Lutheran Church, Swedeburg, and Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Wahoo. In addition to serving on the church council of Bethlehem, Norris also served for some time as financial secretary and at one time was active in the Boy Scout program sponsored by the church. From high school graduation until 1960, Norris farmed in the Wahoo-Ceresco area. In 1961 he became Secretary-Treasurer of Farmer's Mutual Insurance Co. of Wahoo and served in that capacity until retirement in 1978. From 1978 until 1983 he sed as president of the company. Norris is preceded in death by his parents, Oscar and Julia and one sister, Fern. He is survived by his loving wife, Alvena (Millie) Johnson of Wahoo; two sons, Harvey D. Johnson of Seward and Kerry L. Johnson of Wahoo; one daughter-in-law, Picia (Trish) L. Davisson Johnson of Seward; two granddaughters, Kathryn E. and Ann C. Johnson of Seward; one brother, Clayton of Ceresco and one sister, Frances of Verdigree, Nebraska. Pall Bearers: Mr. Lyle DokulilMr. Ross Larson Mr. Leroy HansonRev. Stanley Larson Mr. Ronald JohnsonMr. Robert Liliedahl Honorary Pall Bearers:Mr. Harold BromanMr. Clair Miller Mr. Stanley DokulilMr. Henry Rood Mr. John EdstromMr. Ray Thorston Officiants: Rev. Kent Morse & Rev. Lester Larson Organist: Mrs. Jane Kralik Arrangements: Erickson-Hult-Pruss Funeral Home, Wahoo, Ne. Memorials: Bethlehem Lutheran Church Handicapped Entrance and Heart Fund Burial: Grace Lutheran Cemetery, Swedeburg, Ne. Lunch will be served in the Bethlehem Church basement following the committal service. WAHOO NEWSPAPER - NOVEMBER 15, 1984 Norris Johnson Rites Wednesday A former Wahoo businessman, Norris J. Johnson, 73, died Sunday in an Omaha hospital. Johnson was born Sept. 15, 1911 at Ceresco, and later married Alvena Wallin on February 27, 1946 at Swedeburg. Mr. Johnson farmed, was employed at the Mead Ordnance Plant and served as Secretary-Treasurer of Farmer's Mutual Insurance Co. of Wahoo. He was also a member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church and was an assistant in the Boy Scout program and amber of Kiwanis. Survivors include his widow; sons, Harvey D, Seward; and Kerry L, Wahoo; a brother, Clayton, Ceresco; and a sister, Frances Johnson, Verdegree; and two grandchildren. Assisting in the service was organist Mrs. Mike Kralik. Honorary casket bearers were: Henry Rood, Clair Miller, John Edstrom, Harold Broman, Stanley Dukolil and Raymond Thorston. Casket bearers were: Leroy Hanson, Lyle Dukolil, Ross Larson, Rld Johnson, Robert Liliedahl, and Rev. Stanley Larson, with Erickson-Hult-Pruss Funeral Home in charge. Internment was in Swedeburg Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials to the church or the Heart Fund. | Johnson, Norris Julius (I0043)
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| 1131 | Norris managed the Farmers Mutual Insurance Agency. When Phyllis Pearson Olson went back to work, the girls were all in school, and she worked for Norris. OBITUARY Norris Johnson, who was born September 15, 1911 to Oscar Johnson and his wife Julia Walin Johnson departed this life to begin his new life in Jesus Christ on Sunday, November 11, 1984. On February 27, 1946 Norris and A. Alvena (Millie) Walin were united in Christian marriage at Grace Lutheran Church, Swedeburg. To this marriage was born two sons, Harvey D. Johnson and Kerry L. Johnson. Baptized into the Lutheran faith as a child on November 5, 1911 at Grace Lutheran Church, Swedeburg, Norris was confirmed at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Ceresco on May 23, 1926. Active in three Lutheran Churches throughout his adult life, Nos served as a member of the church council at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ceresco, Grace Lutheran Church, Swedeburg, and Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Wahoo. In addition to serving on the church council of Bethlehem, Norris also served for some time as financial secretary and at one time was active in the Boy Scout program sponsored by the church. From high school graduation until 1960, Norris farmed in the Wahoo-Ceresco area. In 1961 he became Secretary-Treasurer of Farmer's Mutual Insurance Co. of Wahoo and served in that capacity until retirement in 1978. From 1978 until 1983 he sed as president of the company. Norris is preceded in death by his parents, Oscar and Julia and one sister, Fern. He is survived by his loving wife, Alvena (Millie) Johnson of Wahoo; two sons, Harvey D. Johnson of Seward and Kerry L. Johnson of Wahoo; one daughter-in-law, Picia (Trish) L. Davisson Johnson of Seward; two granddaughters, Kathryn E. and Ann C. Johnson of Seward; one brother, Clayton of Ceresco and one sister, Frances of Verdigree, Nebraska. Pall Bearers: Mr. Lyle Dokulil Mr. Ross Larson Mr. Leroy HansonRev. Stanley Larson Mr. Ronald JohnsonMr. Robert Liliedahl Honorary Pall Bearers:Mr. Harold BromanMr. Clair Miller Mr. Stanley DokulilMr. Henry Rood Mr. John EdstromMr. Ray Thorston Officiants: Rev. Kent Morse & Rev. Lester Larson Organist: Mrs. Jane Kralik Arrangements: Erickson-Hult-Pruss Funeral Home, Wahoo, Ne. Memorials: Bethlehem Lutheran Church Handicapped Entrance and Heart Fund Burial: Grace Lutheran Cemetery, Swedeburg, Ne. Lunch will be served in the Bethlehem Church basement following the committal service. WAHOO NEWSPAPER - NOVEMBER 15, 1984 Norris Johnson Rites Wednesday A former Wahoo businessman, Norris J. Johnson, 73, died Sunday in an Omaha hospital. Johnson was born Sept. 15, 1911 at Ceresco, and later married Alvena Wallin on February 27, 1946 at Swedeburg. Mr. Johnson farmed, was employed at the Mead Ordnance Plant and served as Secretary-Treasurer of Farmer's Mutual Insurance Co. of Wahoo. He was also a member of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church and was an assistant in the Boy Scout program and amber of Kiwanis. Survivors include his widow; sons, Harvey D, Seward; and Kerry L, Wahoo; a brother, Clayton, Ceresco; and a sister, Frances Johnson, Verdegree; and two grandchildren. Assisting in the service was organist Mrs. Mike Kralik. Honorary casket bearers were: Henry Rood, Clair Miller, John Edstrom, Harold Broman, Stanley Dukolil and Raymond Thorston. Casket bearers were: Leroy Hanson, Lyle Dukolil, Ross Larson, Rld Johnson, Robert Liliedahl, and Rev. Stanley Larson, with Erickson-Hult-Pruss Funeral Home in charge. Internment was in Swedeburg Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials to the church or the Heart Fund. | Johnson, Norris Julius (I389)
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| 1132 | Note: "Jost Niehauß zahlt 1664 in Olpe für 1 Feuerstelle, 1 Stuben- und 1 Backofen (HS 693); er ist 1667 Mitglied 88 der Kreuzbruderschaft Olpe; Wittib Jobst Neuhaus (Trina geb. Harnischmacher) zahlt 1685 18 Schilling Schatz, 1Tochter Trina + 1705" [BG S.189] Rough translation: "Jost Niehauß charged in 1664 in Olpe for 1 fireplace, 1 Stuben- and 1 oven (HS 693); He is a member in 1667 of 88 Cross Brotherhood Olpe; Wittib Jobst Neuhaus (Trina born Harnischmacher) pays 1685 18 Schilling treasure 1Tochter Trina + 1705 "[BG p.189 See: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=heinz-heider&id=I500 | Neuhaus, Johann (I6435)
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| 1133 | Note: Paten: Johann Zeppenfeldt und Elisabeth Hardenacke uxor Johs, Drolshagen; Wegen des fehlenden Traueintrags ist die Filiation nicht ganz sicher! rough translation: Paten: Johann Zeppenfeldt and Elisabeth uxor Hardenacke Johs, Drolshagen; Due to the lack of maid entry filiation is not quite sure! See: http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=heinz-heider&id=I164 | Family: Johann Caspar Engelhard / Elisabeth Hardenack (F2022)
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| 1134 | Nottingham Monthly Meeting 20 Aug 1733 RICHARD BROWN and Mary Norton appeared at this meeting and signified that they continued their Intentions of Marriage it being the second time, the the enquirers make report that they find nothing to obstruct their proceedings ths meeting therefore leaves them to their liberty to accomplish their marriage according to truths. Orders and appoints Richard Beeson and Josiah Paine to attend teh marriage and make report to ye next monthly meeting and bring the marriage certfiicate also. 17 Sep 1733 Those appointed to attend ye marriage of Richard Brown and Mary Norton have given an account that it was orderly accomplished and have brought the marriage certificate also. 24 Oct 1733 Whereas Richard Bron son of William Brown of West Nottingham in ye County of Chester and province of Pensilvania and Mary Norton duaghter of Edward Norton of ye County of Armah in he Kingdome of Ireland Deceased having declared their Intentions of takeing Each other in marriage before severall Monthly meetings of ye Christian people called Quakers in E. Nottingham in ye County and province affirmed according to ye Good Order used amonst them and having consent of those concerned their 3rd proposals of marriage after deliverate consideration they appearing clear of others, were approved of by ye said meetings. Those therefore may certifie whom it may concern that for the full accompishing their said intention this twenty fouourth day of October in ye year of our Lord one thosand seven hundred and thirty three. They ye said Richard Brown and Mary Norton appeared in a publick meeting of ye said people assembled a ttheir publick meeting place in West Nottinghame and ye said Richard Brown takeing ye said Mary Norton by ye hand did in a solemn manner openly declare ye he took her to be his wife promising through ye Lord's assistance to be unto her a loveing and faithfull husband untill death should searate them and then be there in ye said assembly ye said Mary Norton did in like manner Declare ye she took him ye said Richard Brown to be her husband promising through ye Lord's assistance to be unto him a loveling and faithfull wife untill Death should searate them moreover they ye said Richard Brown and Mary Norton she according to ye custome of marriage assuming her husband's did as a farther confirmation thereof them be there to these presents set their hands as husband and wife and we being present all ye solmnize of ye 3rd marriage and subscription in manner aforesaid do as witnesses hereunto also subscribe our names the day of year first above written. Richard Brown Mary Brown (her mark) | Family: Richard Brown / Mary Norton (F2067)
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| 1135 | Now living with his mother, who has become Louisa Carlon and her friends John and Sarah Rice. | Whitehouse, Frank Erving (I5869)
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| 1136 | OBITUARY MRS ALVERA A. LARSON Alvera A. Larson was born to her parents, A. G. Brostrom and Bolthilda Olson Brostrom on March 9, 1895 at Swedeburg, Nebraska. On April 21, 1895 she was baptized at Grace Lutheran Church, Swedeburg and was confirmed in the Lutheran faith on April 10, 1910. Alvera was united in marriage to Alvin R. Walin of Ceresco in March of 1919 who died of an accidental death in September of the same year. To this union was born one daughter, Alvena. On October 2, 1930, Alvera married Arthur E. Larson. Theyived on a farm until 1946 when they moved to Wahoo. In July of 1971 Alvera moved to Tabitha Home in Lincoln where she resided until October of 1981 when she moved back to Wahoo. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Norris (Alvena) Johnson; three sons: Archie of Wahoo, Rev. Lester of Sharon Springs, Kansas and Glenn of Omaha; one sister, Lorene Larson of Toronto, Canada; 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends. Memorials are to be given to Bethlehem Lutheran Church to the Organ Repair Fund. | Brostrom, Alvera Adelia (I0041)
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| 1137 | OBITUARY MRS ALVERA A. LARSON Alvera A. Larson was born to her parents, A. G. Brostrom and Bolthilda Olson Brostrom on March 9, 1895 at Swedeburg, Nebraska. On April 21, 1895 she was baptized at Grace Lutheran Church, Swedeburg and was confirmed in the Lutheran faith on April 10, 1910. Alvera was united in marriage to Alvin R. Walin of Ceresco in March of 1919 who died of an accidental death in September of the same year. To this union was born one daughter, Alvena. On October 2, 1930, Alvera married Arthur E. Larson. Theyived on a farm until 1946 when they moved to Wahoo. In July of 1971 Alvera moved to Tabitha Home in Lincoln where she resided until October of 1981 when she moved back to Wahoo. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Norris (Alvena) Johnson; three sons: Archie of Wahoo, Rev. Lester of Sharon Springs, Kansas and Glenn of Omaha; one sister, Lorene Larson of Toronto, Canada; 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends. Memorials are to be given to Bethlehem Lutheran Church to the Organ Repair Fund. | Brostrom, Alvera Adelia (I297)
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| 1138 | Obituary for Lila A. Black, 25 Jan 1956 Died 25 Jan 1956 in Burwell, NE. born 3 Jun 1871 at Delmar, PA. Duaghter of Orasmus Parish Borden and Josephine Butler. Family moved to Holt County, NE in 1882. Married William F. Black on 14 Apr 1890. Moved to Albion in 1896. Mr. Black died 9 Jun 1928. Survived by brother Samuel E. Borden of Ewing, daughter-in-law Helga M. Black of Albion, 3 sons Frank of Hanford, CA, Arthur of Monroe, WI and Clarence of Pasadena, CA. | Borden, Lila A. (I5848)
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| 1139 | OBITUARY OF CARL R. WALIN Mr. Carl R. Walin, son of Mrs. Anna Walin and the late C. L. Walin, was born on a farm near Ceresco, Nebr. on September 25, 1890. He was baptised an confirmed in the Lutheran Church at Swedeburg, by the pioneer pastor, Rev. John Torell. He married Miss Judith Torell, January 1, 1913. The young couple engaged in farming for many years until Mrs. Walin's health began to fail and they left the farm in the late twenties and moved to Lincoln where Carl worked as a carpenter. August 7, 1933, their daughter Ruth passed away at the tender age of fifteen years. Mrs. Walin was seriously ill at that time and passed away June 20th the following year. Carl and his sone Robert were now alone. The depression of the thirties made living for most city workers, exceedingly difficult, especially for a father with a boy of school age, with no mother to care for the home. Consequently Carl and Robert came to live with sisters in Ceresco and Davey. Mr. Walin has worked in this community the past ten years as a carpenter and painter. People liked his work as well as the wage he asked and soon he was busy all the time. He was blessed with a pleasing personality and cheerful disposition. He had many trials, but never spoke of them. He bore even the excruciating pain of the last two days of his life without complaining. A year ago he rented a house west of Davey and set up housekeeping. The furniture from the former home in Lincoln was brought together and his mother came to keep house. The arrangements seemed to be ideal and mother as well as son. were very happy. Carl was a man of strong physical physique and good health. He had experienced no distress or discomfort, but two weeks ago he went to a Lincoln doctor for a checkup to satisfy himself that the slight symptoms of a internal disorder, which he had experienced could be remedied. Upon examination the ailment was found to be ???and he submitted to an operation at Lincoln General hospital on Friday, December 13. At first the process of recovery was normal, but suddenly there was a change for the worse and he passed away Tuesday morning December 17 at the age of 56 years, 2 months and 21 days. He is deeply mourned by his son, Robert of Laurel, Miss.; his mother, Mrs. Anna Walin; five sisters: Mrs. Theo Anderson; Mrs. Henry Heiser, Mrs. Herbert Nelson, Mrs. Wm. Widman, Mrs. Edward Heiser and one brother, Edward Walin; many other relatives and a host of friends. Mr. Walin was a member of the First Lutheran church in Lincoln. | Walin, Carl (Karl) Robert (I0011)
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| 1140 | OBITUARY OF CARL R. WALIN Mr. Carl R. Walin, son of Mrs. Anna Walin and the late C. L. Walin, was born on a farm near Ceresco, Nebr. on September 25, 1890. He was baptised an confirmed in the Lutheran Church at Swedeburg, by the pioneer pastor, Rev. John Torell. He married Miss Judith Torell, January 1, 1913. The young couple engaged in farming for many years until Mrs. Walin's health began to fail and they left the farm in the late twenties and moved to Lincoln where Carl worked as a carpenter. August 7, 1933, their daughter Ruth passed away at the tender age of fifteen years. Mrs. Walin was seriously ill at that time and passed away June 20th the following year. Carl and his sone Robert were now alone. The depression of the thirties made living for most city workers, exceedingly difficult, especially for a father with a boy of school age, with no mother to care for the home. Consequently Carl and Robert came to live with sisters in Ceresco and Davey. Mr. Walin has worked in this community the past ten years as a carpenter and painter. People liked his work as well as the wage he asked and soon he was busy all the time. He was blessed with a pleasing personality and cheerful disposition. He had many trials, but never spoke of them. He bore even the excruciating pain of the last two days of his life without complaining. A year ago he rented a house west of Davey and set up housekeeping. The furniture from the former home in Lincoln was brought together and his mother came to keep house. The arrangements seemed to be ideal and mother as well as son. were very happy. Carl was a man of strong physical physique and good health. He had experienced no distress or discomfort, but two weeks ago he went to a Lincoln doctor for a checkup to satisfy himself that the slight symptoms of a internal disorder, which he had experienced could be remedied. Upon examination the ailment was found to be ???and he submitted to an operation at Lincoln General hospital on Friday, December 13. At first the process of recovery was normal, but suddenly there was a change for the worse and he passed away Tuesday morning December 17 at the age of 56 years, 2 months and 21 days. He is deeply mourned by his son, Robert of Laurel, Miss.; his mother, Mrs. Anna Walin; five sisters: Mrs. Theo Anderson; Mrs. Henry Heiser, Mrs. Herbert Nelson, Mrs. Wm. Widman, Mrs. Edward Heiser and one brother, Edward Walin; many other relatives and a host of friends. Mr. Walin was a member of the First Lutheran church in Lincoln. | Walin, Carl (Karl) Robert (I255)
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| 1141 | Occupation: Shoemaker | Rademacher, Heinrich Anton (I2384)
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| 1142 | Olof was brother of Axel E Hagstrom. Both of the brothers were married to Ella Martinson, not at the same time however. Olof came to America in 1889. In 1918 on his WWI card he was a carpenter in Ceresco, NE. | Hagstrom, Olof (I6809)
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| 1143 | OMAHA WORLD HERALD OUT OF TOWN SWANSON - Vendla E., (widow of the Rev. C. Bertram), 89, died Saturday, Thousand Oaks, Calif. Homemaker. Born Ceresco. Graduated Grace Lutheran Academy, Wahoo. Graduated, Augustana College, Rock Island, Ill. Survivors: sons, Carl B., Thousandks, the Rev. Theodore, Bangaiore, India; daughter, Mrs. Robert (Betty Ann) Hil, Brooksville, Fla.; brother, Hilding O. Pearson, Ord; sisters, Mrs. Olive Strand, Minneapolis, Mrs. Laura Soder, Wahoo; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Grace Lutheran Church, Ceresco*. Grace Lutheran Cemetery. Visitation: 12 noon Tuesday until 12 noon Wednesday. Nelson Funeral Home, Ceresco. *Should say Wahoo or rural Swedeburg. Mistake by the newspaper. | Pearson, Vendla Elvira (I1186)
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| 1144 | OMAHA WORLD HERALD - FEBRUARY 10, 2002 LARSON-Doris E. "Bettie", age 80, Omaha, died 2/6/02. Preceded in death by husband, Glenn Larson; son, Bruce Larson; daughter, Lynn Vercruysse. Survived by son, Pastor Scott Larson, Olean, NY; son-in-law, Dick Vercruysse, Blair; grandchildreniz and Andrea Vercruysse, both of Blair, Todd Vercruysse, Detroit, MI, and Dan Vercruysse, Minneapolis, MN. FUNERAL SERVICE 10 am Tues. Augustana Lutheran Church, 3647 Lafayette Avenue. Interment Hillcrest. VISITATION 6-8 pm Mon. Roeder Mortuary, 50th and Ames Chapel. In lieu of flowers, Memorials to the Augustana Lutheran Church Scholarship and Astance Fund, 3647 Lafayette Ave., Omaha, NE 68131. | Anderson, Doris Elizabeth (Betty) (I0023)
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| 1145 | OMAHA WORLD HERALD - FEBRUARY 10, 2002 LARSON-Doris E. "Bettie", age 80, Omaha, died 2/6/02. Preceded in death by husband, Glenn Larson; son, Bruce Larson; daughter, Lynn Vercruysse. Survived by son, Pastor Scott Larson, Olean, NY; son-in-law, Dick Vercruysse, Blair; grandchildreniz and Andrea Vercruysse, both of Blair, Todd Vercruysse, Detroit, MI, and Dan Vercruysse, Minneapolis, MN. FUNERAL SERVICE 10 am Tues. Augustana Lutheran Church, 3647 Lafayette Avenue. Interment Hillcrest. VISITATION 6-8 pm Mon. Roeder Mortuary, 50th and Ames Chapel. In lieu of flowers, Memorials to the Augustana Lutheran Church Scholarship and Astance Fund, 3647 Lafayette Ave., Omaha, NE 68131. | Anderson, Doris Elizabeth (Betty) (I292)
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| 1146 | OMAHA WORLD HERALD - FEBRUARY 2OO1 MORTENSEN-Carl L., 69, Omaha. Member of John J. Mercer Masonic Lodge, Tangier Shrine, Legion of Honor and VFW Post 2503. Survived by wife, Jean, Omaha; son and daughter-in-law, Kirk and Trish Mortensen, Omaha; daughters and sons-in-law, Lorid Lee Queen, Lawrence, KS, Joni Mortensen, Omaha, Meri and Kent Christenson, Denver, CO; brother and sister in-law, Erik and Marilyn, Temperance, MI; 4 grandchildren. MEMORIAL SERVICE 10:30 am Thurs., Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, Pastor Lynn Parsons officiating. Private Interment. VISITATION 6-8 PM Wed., at the Mortuary. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Church. | Mortensen, Carl L (I1276)
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| 1147 | On April 27, Bruk. (farmer) Carl Aug. Johansson (b. 2 Mar 1834), wife Sofia Math. Karls. (b. 16 Apr 1839), daughters Augusta Mathilda (13 Apr 1859) and Amanda Kristina (3 Sep 1861) from farm Borgen to Amerika. Many others are also leaving for Amerika during this same month. Line 17. On April 27, Bruk. (farmer) Carl Aug. Johansson (b. 2 Mar 1834), wife Sofia Math. Karls. (b. 16 Apr 1839), daughters Augusta Mathilda (13 Apr 1859) and Amanda Kristina (3 Sep 1861) from farm Borgen to Amerika. Many others are also leaving for Amerika during this same month. | Carlsdotter, Sophia Mathilda (I6207)
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| 1148 | On April 27, Bruk. (farmer) Carl Aug. Johansson (b. 2 Mar 1834), wife Sofia Math. Karls. (b. 16 Apr 1839), daughters Augusta Mathilda (13 Apr 1859) and Amanda Kristina (3 Sep 1861) from farm Borgen to Amerika. Many others are also leaving for Amerika during this same month. Line 17. On April 27, Bruk. (farmer) Carl Aug. Johansson (b. 2 Mar 1834), wife Sofia Math. Karls. (b. 16 Apr 1839), daughters Augusta Mathilda (13 Apr 1859) and Amanda Kristina (3 Sep 1861) from farm Borgen to Amerika. Many others are also leaving for Amerika during this same month. | Rudeen, Augusta Mathilda (I6208)
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| 1149 | On April 27, Bruk. (farmer) Carl Aug. Johansson (b. 2 Mar 1834), wife Sofia Math. Karls. (b. 16 Apr 1839), daughters Augusta Mathilda (13 Apr 1859) and Amanda Kristina (3 Sep 1861) from farm Borgen to Amerika. Many others are also leaving for Amerika during this same month. Line 17. On April 27, Bruk. (farmer) Carl Aug. Johansson (b. 2 Mar 1834), wife Sofia Math. Karls. (b. 16 Apr 1839), daughters Augusta Mathilda (13 Apr 1859) and Amanda Kristina (3 Sep 1861) from farm Borgen to Amerika. Many others are also leaving for Amerika during this same month. | Rudeen, Amanda Christina (I6209)
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| 1150 | On his WWI card he was single and working for his father Albert in Gross,Boyd,NE. | Dahlberg, Elmer Harold (I7046)
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