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| 3651 | Herman W Pearson, Head, 4 Thelma E Pearson, Wife, 27 Betty A Pearson, Daughter, 3 Thelma J Pearson, Daughter, 0 | Pearson, Herman William (I8)
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| 3652 | Herman W Pearson, Head, 4 Thelma E Pearson, Wife, 27 Betty A Pearson, Daughter, 3 Thelma J Pearson, Daughter, 0 | Frasier, Thelma Ethel (I9)
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| 3653 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I10)
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| 3654 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I912)
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| 3655 | Herman was born in Carbon, Wyoming, and at the age of 3, moved with his family to Nebraska. He was baptized and confirmed at the Grace Lutheran Church in Swedeburg, Saunders County, Nebraska. Herman had the gene that carried Red Hair! He and Lillie farmed, and later moved to a home in Ceresco, Saunders County, Nebraska. Lillie named Florence Moline. WAHOO NEWSPAPER - AUGUST 7, 1957 CARL BRODD DIES ON FRIDAY Carl Herman Brodd, seventy-five year member of the Ceresco community, passed away Friday, August 2nd. Mr. Brodd, born in Carbin, Wyoming, October 17,1879, moved to the Ceresco Community when he was only three years old, and has been a resident there, all his life. He and his wife Lillie are both charter members of the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ceresco. Survivors are: wife, Lillie, four sons, Virgil, Richard, Lawrence, and Kenneth; one brother, August; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Walin and Mrs. Clara Pearson; fourteen grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Ceresco with Pastor Nels Olson officiating. Internment was at Grace Lutheran Cemetery at Swedeburg. | Brodd, Herman (Carl Herman) (I0007)
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| 3656 | Herman went to Australia to live. There he raised his family of 10 children. He went in 1861 (approx.) at the age of 15. | Rosengren, Herman (I1848)
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| 3657 | Herman, known as "Brownie", lived at 203 N. Iver. 784-3831. His nickname is on his gravestone. | Nelson, Herman (Brownie) (I1783)
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| 3658 | Herrestad farm. Hilda is working as a maid at Herrestad. She arrives on 15 Nov 1878 from Ö. Ryd, marries on 1 Nov 1879 and moves to Örtomta (Östergotland) on 3 Nov 1879. Banns read 31 Aug 1879. | Ericksson, Arvid Oscar (I11982)
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| 3659 | Herrestad farm. Hilda is working as a maid at Herrestad. She arrives on 15 Nov 1878 from Ö. Ryd, marries on 1 Nov 1879 and moves to Örtomta (Östergotland) on 3 Nov 1879. Banns read 31 Aug 1879. | Petersdotter, Hilda Maria (I11983)
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| 3660 | Herrestad farm. Hilda is working as a maid at Herrestad. She arrives on 15 Nov 1878 from Ö. Ryd, marries on 1 Nov 1879 and moves to Örtomta (Östergotland) on 3 Nov 1879. Banns read 31 Aug 1879. | Eriksson, Sven Oskar (I11984)
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| 3661 | Hi Jane, I have a friend in my Swedish genealogy group who is connected to Ceresco. One of his distant cousins lost both his parents and ended up in an orphanage in Holdrege in the 1890's but was adopted by a family near Ceresco. The family was Albin and Tillie Anderson. They lived in Lancaster County's Rock Creek Precinct and attended Bethlehem Mission Church. They had three daughters, Mabel, Anna and Mildred. The adopted boy was named Frank Anderson. I believe Mabel Anderson married Fred Olson and they may have lived in Ceresco at least for a while. Their children were Albin Olson and Lorraine Olson. They attended the Covenant Church in Ceresco. Dad says the name Albin Olson sounds familiar. Do you remember any of these names? Just curious. ~karen Notes about Florence's second husband Fred Olson and Fred Olson's first wife, Mabel Anderson who is related to SGSC member Ron Floberg. Mable Anderson. If she married the Fred Olson I knew. She passed away before Fred. I never knew Mable. Fred was a member of Immanuel. Fred remarried a woman named Florence. I believe Florence was married to a Brodd and I believe her husband (maybe ? Clemence ) died ( after either being kicked by a horse or taking his life.) early on and left her to raise their 3 boys. Maybe you can check in the Brodd history. At this time. The boys were all grown and gone from home. One son, Ferde, the youngest, was about my age. Florence was the postmaster in Swede burg and the post office was in her home. Anyway, Florence married Fred Olson at the parsonage next door to us. I remember seeing them coming out of the parsonage holding hands. He had a boutonniere and she had a corsage. I remember as a curious neighbor, peeking out our dining room window! It was exciting at the time and seemed gossip and newsworthy!!! | Johnson, Florence (I1400)
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| 3662 | Hi Jane, I have a friend in my Swedish genealogy group who is connected to Ceresco. One of his distant cousins lost both his parents and ended up in an orphanage in Holdrege in the 1890's but was adopted by a family near Ceresco. The family was Albin and Tillie Anderson. They lived in Lancaster County's Rock Creek Precinct and attended Bethlehem Mission Church. They had three daughters, Mabel, Anna and Mildred. The adopted boy was named Frank Anderson. I believe Mabel Anderson married Fred Olson and they may have lived in Ceresco at least for a while. Their children were Albin Olson and Lorraine Olson. They attended the Covenant Church in Ceresco. Dad says the name Albin Olson sounds familiar. Do you remember any of these names? Just curious. ~karen Notes about Florence's second husband Fred Olson and Fred Olson's first wife, Mabel Anderson who is related to SGSC member Ron Floberg. Mable Anderson. If she married the Fred Olson I knew. She passed away before Fred. I never knew Mable. Fred was a member of Immanuel. Fred remarried a woman named Florence. I believe Florence was married to a Brodd and I believe her husband (maybe ? Clemence ) died ( after either being kicked by a horse or taking his life.) early on and left her to raise their 3 boys. Maybe you can check in the Brodd history. At this time. The boys were all grown and gone from home. One son, Ferde, the youngest, was about my age. Florence was the postmaster in Swede burg and the post office was in her home. Anyway, Florence married Fred Olson at the parsonage next door to us. I remember seeing them coming out of the parsonage holding hands. He had a boutonniere and she had a corsage. I remember as a curious neighbor, peeking out our dining room window! It was exciting at the time and seemed gossip and newsworthy!!! | Johnson, Florence (I1400)
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| 3663 | Hilda arrives on 11 November in the company of two other women from Marbäck, all will be found on p. 325 of the household examination book. | Petersdotter, Hilda Maria (I11983)
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| 3664 | Hilda is the sister of Oscar O. Pearson found in the Bengta Martinson family. In 1910 she said both her folks were from Sweden. Hilda is also the sister of Sigrid Pearson, wife of Sam S Johnson. | Pearson, Hilda L (I561)
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| 3665 | Hilda lived in Omaha, NE. | Nelson, Hilda (I1534)
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| 3666 | Hilda Maria is at Rosendal (presumably a manor house) working as a maid with the same three young women who traveled with her from Marbäck. | Petersdotter, Hilda Maria (I1495)
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| 3667 | Hilda Maria is at Rosendal (presumably a manor house) working as a maid with the same three young women who traveled with her from Marbäck. | Petersdotter, Hilda Maria (I11983)
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| 3668 | Hilda Maria Petersdotter did not emigrate to the United States. | Petersdotter, Hilda Maria (I1495)
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| 3669 | Hilda Maria Petersdotter did not emigrate to the United States. | Petersdotter, Hilda Maria (I11983)
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| 3670 | Hilda Maria stays for just one year before moving on to Kimstad. Her two friends move on also but to different places. One of them has had an illegitimate daughter. | Petersdotter, Hilda Maria (I1495)
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| 3671 | Hilda Maria stays for just one year before moving on to Kimstad. Her two friends move on also but to different places. One of them has had an illegitimate daughter. | Petersdotter, Hilda Maria (I11983)
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| 3672 | Hilda was baptized and confirmed in Sweden. She came to America April 10, 1882. Here she stayed and worked for Nels and Karolina(Nelson,her sister) Eliason and when she had saved enough money she went back to Sweden. The reason for the trip was Nils Pearson. She took Nils to America where they were married. She came to America in company with her sister Selma, Mrs. C.E. Danielson. She and her husband lived on a farm west of Ceresco for 36 years, and prior to that 6 miles north, in the Swedeburg community. In about 1934 she and her daughters had a new home built in Ceresco, where she lived until her death. The address is 116 3rd St, Ceresco, NE. On her death certificate, Axel listed her father as Johannas Nelson? The 1920 census says she was naturalized in 1915. | Nelson, Hilda (I1876)
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| 3673 | Hilma and Gustaf moved from Grangarde to Stora Tuna parish in 1906. | Andersson, Hilma Elisabeth Lovisa (I3471)
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| 3674 | Hilma attended Luther College. | Eliason, Hilma Augusta (I1889)
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| 3675 | Hilma came to America in 1878 and citizen in 1891. In 1910 she said she bore 9 children and 8 were living. | Olson, Hilma Albertina (I1999)
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| 3676 | Hilma came to America in 1888 and lived in Boyd Co NE in the 1910 census. The census listed 5 born and 3 living children in 1910. She became a citizen in 1906 (1920 census). 1900 census saunders county NE Peter SW Jan 1834 Ellen SW May 1852 Hellen SW Nov 1881 Harold SW Oct 1883 Anna NE Jul 1888 | Haroldson, Hilma Anna (I590)
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| 3677 | Hilma came to America in 1892 when she was 7 years old. The 1900 census says she came to America in 1890. | Anderson, Hilma (I2935)
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| 3678 | Hilma came to America when she was 16 years old, about 1891. She came to her sisters home in Swedeburg NE. Her sister was Mrs. Nels Eliason, Karolina (Nelson). In the 1920 census she said she came to America in 1894 and citizen in 1919. In 1910 she said she bore 7 children and 6 were living. | Gronberg, Hilma (I1884)
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| 3679 | Hilma was a brother of Art Anderson. Art was involved in a hunting accident in Swedeburg as a young man. He shot and killed a friend, Mr. Gibson while they were hunting ducks. I was told this story by both Vincent Martinson and John S. Martinson. Emil Martinson was given the sad task of informing the Gibson family of the accident. 1900 census William Anderson 41 Christena Anderson 42 Helma W Anderson 15 Arthur F Anderson 14 Alma Anderson 12 Lesa Anderson 78 | Anderson, Hilma Wilhelmina (I1311)
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| 3680 | Hilma's last residence in Sweden was Domnarvet. Her port of emigration was Gothenberg. She landed in Boston, MA on Oct. 9, 1912. The ship was the SS Laconia. Her SS # was 507-30-3751. | Pettersson, Hilma Desideria (I3374)
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| 3681 | Hiram is working as a railroad brakeman. Nellie Campbell, age 7, is also in residence. She is the child of Isabel's brother, Albert, whose wife has just died. | Keeler, Hiram B. (I5920)
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| 3682 | His ashes are scattered at the river near Ehrenberg,LaPaz,AZ. | Ladd, James Enick (I3306)
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| 3683 | His ashes were scattered at the river in Ehrenberg,LaPaz,AZ. | Ladd, Raymond Renard (I3304)
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| 3684 | His gravestone says born Jul 7 1831? He came to America in 1880 (1900 census). | Martinson, Nils (I93)
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| 3685 | His last name is Oleson. | Parsson, Pehr (I4245)
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| 3686 | His name is misspelled as "Thomas" in this census. Phineas, his mother Laura and his three younger brothers are living together. Mostly likely they are all farming. All were born in Vermont. | Bowley, Phineas (I5938)
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| 3687 | His obit said 5 g children 11 gg children | Hanson, Kenneth D (I250)
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| 3688 | His parents are identified as Peter Timmons (born Ohio) and Nancy Dyer (born Virginia). | Timmons, Thornton (I806)
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| 3689 | His parents are identified as Peter Timmons and Nancy Dyer, both born in Ohio. | Timmons, John Dyer (I812)
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| 3690 | His stone says middle initial is E | Martinson, Roland Roscoe (I567)
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| 3691 | His wife has died and Phineas is now living in Birnamwood, Shawano County, Wisconsin with his brother Cushman Bowley. | Bowley, Phineas (I5938)
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| 3692 | History of Morrison and Todd counties, Minnesota, their people, industries and institutions by Fuller, Clara K Publication date 1915 Vol 1, p. 229 The Scandinavians (often called the Yankees of Europe), began to settle in Little Sauk, Gordon and Kandota about 1870, although a few came at an earlier date. Peter Peterson, John Peterson, Mons Anderson, Jens Johnson, Andrew Johnson and John Olson are name of old settlers in Little Sauk and Gordon. | Persson, Johannes (I616)
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| 3693 | History of Morrison and Todd counties, Minnesota, their people, industries and institutions by Fuller, Clara K Publication date 1915 Vol 1, p. 229 The Scandinavians (often called the Yankees of Europe), began to settle in Little Sauk, Gordon and Kandota about 1870, although a few came at an earlier date. Peter Peterson, John Peterson, Mons Anderson, Jens Johnson, Andrew Johnson and John Olson are name of old settlers in Little Sauk and Gordon. | Persson, Johannes (I616)
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| 3694 | Hold Services for Mrs. Ida Frasier Ida Black Frasier was born at Fairfield, Ind., May 1, 1864 and passed away at Lincoln, Nebr., on Jan. 25, 1949 at the age of 84 years, 8 months, and 25 days. She came to North English, Ia. with her farmily when one year of age. The trip took three weeks in a covered wagon. Her early girlhood was spent in the vicinities of North and South English, Harper, and Keota, Ia. In 1879 she came to Nebraska with the family of E.J. Rosecrans, with whom she made her home. On April 1, 1886 she was married to Edward A. Frasier of Ashland, and they made their home on a farm 5 1/2 miles west of Ashland until her husband's death on Dec. 10, 1938. Seven children were born to this union, one daughter, Maude Belle, having died in infancy. Surviving are Chester A., Grinnell, Ia.; Roscoe E., Ceresco; Nellie I Frasier, Glendale, Calif.; Mabel Williamson and Clarence D. Frasier, Lincoln, and Myrtle Hrubesky of Geneva. Mrs. Frasier also leaves 13 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren to mourn her loss as well as other relatives and a host of friends. Mrs. Frasier was a member of the New Hope Christian church and a charter member of the West Ashland Women's club. She was actively interested in these organizations as long as her health permitted. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at Marcy chapel with Rev. H. H. Utterback in charge. Mrs. Warren Robinson sang "Going Home" and "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." Mrs. H.F. Anderson was her accompanist. Pallbearers were Jess Russell, Clyde Landon, Lynn Converse, Ed Vance, Jess Parks and O.J. Lohr. Interment was made in the Ashland cemetery. Funeral Card: Frasier, Ida (Black) (1864-1949) (inside) Funeral Card: Frasier, Ida (Black) (1864-1949) (outside) | Black, Ida Louise (I1085)
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| 3695 | Holmquist, John, Head (M, age 53, Married) Holmquist, Amanda, Wife (F, age 48, Married) Holmquist, Tillie, Daughter (F, age 24, Single) Holmquist, Amy, Daughter (F, age 19, Single) Rudeen, Charley A., Head (M, age 76, Married) Rudeen, Sophia M., Wife (F, age 72, Married) Holmquist, Edward W. N., Grandson (M, age 26, Single) | Holmquist, Amy (I5980)
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| 3696 | Holmquist, John, Head (M, age 53, Married) Holmquist, Amanda, Wife (F, age 48, Married) Holmquist, Tillie, Daughter (F, age 24, Single) Holmquist, Amy, Daughter (F, age 19, Single) Rudeen, Charley A., Head (M, age 76, Married) Rudeen, Sophia M., Wife (F, age 72, Married) Holmquist, Edward W. N., Grandson (M, age 26, Single) | Holmquist, John (I5978)
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| 3697 | Holmquist, John, Head (M, age 53, Married) Holmquist, Amanda, Wife (F, age 48, Married) Holmquist, Tillie, Daughter (F, age 24, Single) Holmquist, Amy, Daughter (F, age 19, Single) Rudeen, Charley A., Head (M, age 76, Married) Rudeen, Sophia M., Wife (F, age 72, Married) Holmquist, Edward W. N., Grandson (M, age 26, Single) | Holmquist, Ottilia (I5979)
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| 3698 | Holmquist, John, Head (M, age 53, Married) Holmquist, Amanda, Wife (F, age 48, Married) Holmquist, Tillie, Daughter (F, age 24, Single) Holmquist, Amy, Daughter (F, age 19, Single) Rudeen, Charley A., Head (M, age 76, Married) Rudeen, Sophia M., Wife (F, age 72, Married) Holmquist, Edward W. N., Grandson (M, age 26, Single) | Holmquist, Edward W. N. (I5981)
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| 3699 | Household 56 Rademacher, Theodore, head, 32, M ", Elizabeth, wife, 38 ", Louis, son, 11 ", Rose M, daughter, 9 ", Edward, son, 7 ", Rita, daughter, 5 ", Teresa, daughter, 3 ", Josephine, daughter, 1 | Rademacher, Louis Joseph (I1990)
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| 3700 | Household 56 Rademacher, Theodore, head, 32, M ", Elizabeth, wife, 38 ", Louis, son, 11 ", Rose M, daughter, 9 ", Edward, son, 7 ", Rita, daughter, 5 ", Teresa, daughter, 3 ", Josephine, daughter, 1 | Rademacher, Theodore Joseph (I2000)
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