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| 551 | Died at Pearl Harbor while serving in the United States Navy. | Durr, Clement (I5342)
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| 552 | Died at the age of 13 months after curring 14 teeth in a two-week period. | Rademacher, Theodore (I2370)
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| 553 | Died at the age of 3 months. Cause of death was whooping cough. | Rademacher, Anthony (I2366)
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| 554 | Died at the age of eleven. | Bennett, Louise (I4450)
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| 555 | Died in fire | Pearson, Peter (I619)
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| 556 | Died in fire | Pearson, Oscar (I620)
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| 557 | died in infancy | Smejkal, Joseph (I6098)
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| 558 | Died of an illness while serving in the Civil War at the battle of Murfreesboro, Tenn. There was a Harrison Timmons, age 11, living with a Catherine Mouser (possibly an aunt?) in Fayette County in 1850. If this is Battle H. Timmons, this would mean that he was born about 1839. Battle Timmons was obviously named for Battle Harrison (also spelled Battael), a relative of William Henry Harrison and a famous politician of that era and of that area. (from Jane Otto) | Timmons, Battle Harrison (I808)
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| 559 | DILL 1805, 9, 12. Phebe received on certificate at Miami Monthly Meeting (Ohio) from Wrightsborough Monthly Meeting (Georgia) dated 1805, 8, 4. | Brown, Phebe (I6584)
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| 560 | Dogle Alexander Fraser, servant, unmarried Age 45, farm servant Born Leslie, Aberdeenshire | Fraser, Alexander (I1129)
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| 561 | Dr. Lars Mårtensson (b. 13 Dec 1844 in Nobbelöf) leaves for Amerika Line 46; Åbo Jöns Mårtensson (b. 25 Sep 1833 in Ölof) leaves for Amerika | Mårtensson, Lars (I1513)
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| 562 | Duncan present with family. | Campbell, Duncan (I5856)
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| 563 | DWAIN AND SYLVIA BENSON Dwain Benson was born May 1, 1910 to William and Ellen Bengston Benson at Swedeburg, Nebraska. He attended school in Swedeburg and graduated from the Luther Academy and College. He taught school for 2 years and returned to the farm in Swedeg where he was born. On June 9th, 1939 he was married to Sylvia Kratky, daughter of Frank and Ernestina (Texel) Kratky of Malmo. She was born Aug. 7, 1915 in a small town north of Prague by the name of Rescue. She attended school in Dist. #75 and Malmo High Sch. There were only eleven grades there at the time. She finished her education in Schuyler High School. After receiving her Teacher's Certificate, she taught school for 5 years in Saunders County. Upon returning to the farm in 1941, they joined the Grace Lutheran Church where Dwain was baptized and confirmed. They continued to support the church and were active in the school and community, holding various offices. They were chosen as arm Family in 1969 by the Saunders S.W.C.D. Conservation, for practicing conservation on the farm. They were blessed with three daughters. Sandra, born April 23, 1941, graduated from Wahoo High School and Midland College. She taught school in Colorado. While teaching there, she met John Harkins from Raynham, Massachusetts. They were marrieug. 8, 1964. They have two sons, David, born Jan. 11, 1968, and Michael, born Mar. 25, 1970. They are making their home in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Marla was born March 30, 1945. She also graduated from Wahoo High School and the University of Nebraska. She taught school for several years in Colorado and Illinois. She was married Oct. 11, 1969 to Robert Weise of Peoria, Illinois. They havne son, Christopher, born July 22, 1977. They are presently making their home in Dallas, Texas. Bonnie was born Nov. 16, 1951. She graduated from Wahoo High School and from nurse's training in Omaha. She has spent several years working in hospitals as a Registered Nurse, and also worked in a doctors' clinic. She was married to Craig St of Grand Junction, Colorado on Aug. 3, 1974. They have two sons, Cory, born Feb. 13, 1978, and Nicholas, born July 25, 1981. They are living in Denver, Colorado. After spending 35 years on the farm, Dwain and Sylvia retired to a home in Wahoo. Submitted by Sylvia Benson Taken from the book "1983 SAUNDERS COUNTY HISTORY | Bengtson, Dwain William (I1202)
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| 564 | Dwelling 153, Family 140 Jonas P. Hultman, white, male, 67, farming --Anna C., white, female, 61, wife, keeping house --Edna P., white, female, 22, daughter --Lewic C., white, male, 18, son, works on farm --Joseph, white, male, 29, son, works on farm --Andrew P., white, male, 30, son, works on farm Dwelling 153, Family 140 Jonas P. Hultman, white, male, 67, farming --Anna C., white, female, 61, wife, keeping house --Edna P., white, female, 22, daughter --Lewic C., white, male, 18, son, works on farm --Joseph, white, male, 29, son, works on farm --Andrew P., white, male, 30, son, works on farm | Johansdotter, Anna Christina (I62)
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| 565 | Dwelling 179, Family 179 Hanson, Louis, 35,male, white, farmer --Charlotte, 28, female, white, keeping house --Emma, 10, female, white,at home --Solomon, 8, male, white --Edward, 3, male, white --Julie, 1,female, white | Hultman, Lisa Stina (I64)
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| 566 | Dwelling 186, family 217 Lewis Hanson, 45, male, white, Farmer --Eliza, 32 female, white --Emma, 15, female, white --Frank, 11, male, white, farm help --Edward, 9 male, white --Louisa, 6, female, white --Alfred, 3, male, white --Edna, 1, female, white Dwelling 186, family 217 Lewis Hanson, 45, male, white, Farmer --Eliza, 32 female, white --Emma, 15, female, white --Frank, 11, male, white, farm help --Edward, 9 male, white --Louisa, 6, female, white --Alfred, 3, male, white --Edna, 1, female, white | Timmons, Charles Franklin (I794)
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| 567 | Dwelling 369 Burkey, Joseph, head (M, age 56, married) - born in Illinois Burkey, Ottelia, wife (F, age 51, married ) - born in Germany Burkey, Hattie, daughter (F, age 23, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Matilda, daughter (F, age 19, sinlde) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Bertha, daughter (F, age 16, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Mary, daughter (F, age 14, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Gerard, son (M, age 11, single) - born in Nebraska | Burkey, Hedwig Ottilia (I2048)
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| 568 | Dwelling 369 Burkey, Joseph, head (M, age 56, married) - born in Illinois Burkey, Ottelia, wife (F, age 51, married ) - born in Germany Burkey, Hattie, daughter (F, age 23, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Matilda, daughter (F, age 19, sinlde) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Bertha, daughter (F, age 16, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Mary, daughter (F, age 14, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Gerard, son (M, age 11, single) - born in Nebraska | Burkey, Joseph (I2064)
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| 569 | Dwelling 369 Burkey, Joseph, head (M, age 56, married) - born in Illinois Burkey, Ottelia, wife (F, age 51, married ) - born in Germany Burkey, Hattie, daughter (F, age 23, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Matilda, daughter (F, age 19, sinlde) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Bertha, daughter (F, age 16, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Mary, daughter (F, age 14, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Gerard, son (M, age 11, single) - born in Nebraska | Winkler, Ottilia (I2065)
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| 570 | Dwelling 369 Burkey, Joseph, head (M, age 56, married) - born in Illinois Burkey, Ottelia, wife (F, age 51, married ) - born in Germany Burkey, Hattie, daughter (F, age 23, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Matilda, daughter (F, age 19, sinlde) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Bertha, daughter (F, age 16, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Mary, daughter (F, age 14, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Gerard, son (M, age 11, single) - born in Nebraska | Burkey, Matilda (I2100)
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| 571 | Dwelling 369 Burkey, Joseph, head (M, age 56, married) - born in Illinois Burkey, Ottelia, wife (F, age 51, married ) - born in Germany Burkey, Hattie, daughter (F, age 23, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Matilda, daughter (F, age 19, sinlde) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Bertha, daughter (F, age 16, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Mary, daughter (F, age 14, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Gerard, son (M, age 11, single) - born in Nebraska | Burkey, Bertha Marie (I6024)
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| 572 | Dwelling 369 Burkey, Joseph, head (M, age 56, married) - born in Illinois Burkey, Ottelia, wife (F, age 51, married ) - born in Germany Burkey, Hattie, daughter (F, age 23, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Matilda, daughter (F, age 19, sinlde) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Bertha, daughter (F, age 16, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Mary, daughter (F, age 14, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Gerard, son (M, age 11, single) - born in Nebraska | Burkey, Mary (I6025)
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| 573 | Dwelling 369 Burkey, Joseph, head (M, age 56, married) - born in Illinois Burkey, Ottelia, wife (F, age 51, married ) - born in Germany Burkey, Hattie, daughter (F, age 23, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Matilda, daughter (F, age 19, sinlde) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Bertha, daughter (F, age 16, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Mary, daughter (F, age 14, single) - born in Nebraska Burkey, Gerard, son (M, age 11, single) - born in Nebraska | Burkey, Gerard (I6026)
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| 574 | Dwelling 83 Family 86 Joseph F. Holtman, head 58, male, single Speaks Egnlish, has his own income. Can read and write. Owns his own home, no mortgage. Blind. | Hultman, Joel Fritjof (I68)
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| 575 | Ed is a State Patrolman in Norfolk, Nebraska WAHOO NEWSPAPER, OCTOBER 2011 Everett Pearson (1933-2011) SIOUX FALLS, S.D. | Pearson, Everett Ernest (Ed) (I0826)
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| 576 | Edward G. Campbell - 1850-1926 (From History of Houston County, Minnesota: edited by Franklyn Curtiss-Wedge: published 1919 by H. C. Cooper, Jr. & Co., Winona, Minnesota) Edward G. Campbell, an esteemed resident of Houston Village, to which place he came in June, 1909, after retiring from agricultural pursuits, was born near Portage, Wisconsin, August 22, 1850, son of John and Elizabeth (Hemstock) Campbell. He was but two years old when his parents settled in Houston County, Minesota, the father engaging in the milling business in Money Creek Township. There he was reared to manhood and attended school. At the age of ten years he began working on his parents' farm, his father having given up the mill, and he subsequently continued on the home farm engaged in agriculture until his retirement in 1909. He is now enjoying the fruits of his former industry, his sister, Lucy, residing with him. In 1908 he sold his real estate holdings. He has been a stockholder in the Security State Bank since its organization, and is a charter member of the Masonic lodge at Money Creek. In politics he is an independent Democrat. | Campbell, Edward G. (I5914)
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| 577 | Edward, age 23, is listed as a boarder at the home of James Perrine. Also in household are James' wife Philippa, Theodore Mann and his wife Rose and their daughter Emma. Abner Mann, Theodore's brother, is also a boarder. Edward is listed as being born in Wisconsin but states that his parents were both born in New York (not true). Edward is listed in both the Nebraska and Wisonsin census records. | Frasier, Edward Alexander (I1084)
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| 578 | Edward, age 54, and Lucy, age 36, remain with their father. | Campbell, John (I1145)
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| 579 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I6678)
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| 580 | Eket is 1 mantal owned by Grefve (Count) Bonde. The 1/2 mantal Arrendator (tenant farmer) is Peter Anders Johansson. Also living at Eket are wife Anna Greta Magnidotter (who dies in 1878) and children Anders Gustaf (who leaves in 1878 but returns in 1880), Hilda Maria (leaves, date not noted), Anna Charlotta, Emma Kristina and Karl August. A note by Anna Charlotta's name says that she is "baptistiska tänkesätt" which translates as "Baptist mindset" and a reference is made to "No. 3". | Petersson, Anders Gustaf (I1425)
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| 581 | Eket is 1 mantal owned by Grefve (Count) Bonde. The 1/2 mantal Arrendator (tenant farmer) is Peter Anders Johansson. Also living at Eket are wife Anna Greta Magnidotter (who dies in 1878) and children Anders Gustaf (who leaves in 1878 but returns in 1880), Hilda Maria (leaves, date not noted), Anna Charlotta, Emma Kristina and Karl August. A note by Anna Charlotta's name says that she is "baptistiska tänkesätt" which translates as "Baptist mindset" and a reference is made to "No. 3". | Johansson, Peter Anders (I1493)
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| 582 | Eket is 1 mantal owned by Grefve (Count) Bonde. The 1/2 mantal Arrendator (tenant farmer) is Peter Anders Johansson. Also living at Eket are wife Anna Greta Magnidotter (who dies in 1878) and children Anders Gustaf (who leaves in 1878 but returns in 1880), Hilda Maria (leaves, date not noted), Anna Charlotta, Emma Kristina and Karl August. A note by Anna Charlotta's name says that she is "baptistiska tänkesätt" which translates as "Baptist mindset" and a reference is made to "No. 3". | Magnidotter, Anna Greta (I1494)
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| 583 | Eket is 1 mantal owned by Grefve (Count) Bonde. The 1/2 mantal Arrendator (tenant farmer) is Peter Anders Johansson. Also living at Eket are wife Anna Greta Magnidotter (who dies in 1878) and children Anders Gustaf (who leaves in 1878 but returns in 1880), Hilda Maria (leaves, date not noted), Anna Charlotta, Emma Kristina and Karl August. A note by Anna Charlotta's name says that she is "baptistiska tänkesätt" which translates as "Baptist mindset" and a reference is made to "No. 3". | Petersdotter, Anna Charlotta (I1496)
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| 584 | Eket is 1 mantal owned by Grefve (Count) Bonde. The 1/2 mantal Arrendator (tenant farmer) is Peter Anders Johansson. Also living at Eket are wife Anna Greta Magnidotter (who dies in 1878) and children Anders Gustaf (who leaves in 1878 but returns in 1880), Hilda Maria (leaves, date not noted), Anna Charlotta, Emma Kristina and Karl August. A note by Anna Charlotta's name says that she is "baptistiska tänkesätt" which translates as "Baptist mindset" and a reference is made to "No. 3". | Petersdotter, Emma Christina (I1497)
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| 585 | Eket is 1 mantal owned by Grefve (Count) Bonde. The 1/2 mantal Arrendator (tenant farmer) is Peter Anders Johansson. Also living at Eket are wife Anna Greta Magnidotter (who dies in 1878) and children Anders Gustaf (who leaves in 1878 but returns in 1880), Hilda Maria (leaves, date not noted), Anna Charlotta, Emma Kristina and Karl August. A note by Anna Charlotta's name says that she is "baptistiska tänkesätt" which translates as "Baptist mindset" and a reference is made to "No. 3". | Petersson, Carl August (I1498)
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| 586 | Eket is 1 mantal owned by Grefve (Count) Bonde. The 1/2 mantal Arrendator (tenant farmer) is Peter Anders Johansson. Also living at Eket are wife Anna Greta Magnidotter (who dies in 1878) and children Anders Gustaf (who leaves in 1878 but returns in 1880), Hilda Maria (leaves, date not noted), Anna Charlotta, Emma Kristina and Karl August. A note by Anna Charlotta's name says that she is "baptistiska tänkesätt" which translates as "Baptist mindset" and a reference is made to "No. 3". | Petersdotter, Hilda Maria (I11983)
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| 587 | Ellis is known to have had his grandfather (Salathiel's) Civil War discharge papers. | Graves, Ellis (I824)
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| 588 | Elmer attended Luther Academy for a short course in accounting. He sang in the Men's Chorus there for several years. Elmer was the Choir Director at Immanuel for over 25 years, played the clarinet in the town band, served was Mayor of Ceresco and served on the Town Council for many years. Elmer was also a Deacon on the Church Board of Immanuel Lutheran Chh in Ceresco, Nebraska. He farmed with Irvin after their father died, but later worked for George Siegriest in the Chevrolet Garage in Ceresco. After 1946, he was in partnership with Herman in the Pearson Garage for 25 years. WAHOO NEWSPAPER - NOVEMBER 26, 1981 OBITUARY ELMER WINFRED PEARSON Elmer Winfred Pearson, son of Peter William Pearson and Clara Elizabeth Brodd Pearson, was born January 16, 1903, at Laramie, Wyoming and died November 14, 1981. On February 23, 1927, he was married to Sophia Heiser. To this union were bornr children; Martin Leroy, Philip Eugene, Phyllis Sophia and Willard Elmer. His son Philip and wife Sophia preceded him in death. In May of 1974 he was married to Erma Kathleen Shiles of Lincoln. Elmer was a retired automobile mechanic, having worked for the George Siegrest Garage before opening his own shop. His brother Herman joined him in partnership until Herman's retirement. At Elmer's retirement, his son Leroy took over the busis. Elmer was very involved with his church, Immanuel Lutheran in Ceresco, and the community. He played in the church orchestra and band as long as they were in existence; sang with the barbershop quartet; choir and directed the choir for 32 ye. Served on the church council for many years. He was on the town board and served as mayor for many years, played in the town band from the time of his youth; and was a charter member of the Senior Citizens group. His survivors include his widow Erma; sons Martin, Ceresco; Willard, Santa Monica, Calif.; daughter, Mrs. Marlin (Phyllis) Olson, Wahoo; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild; brother, Herman, Ceresco; sister, Edna Brostrom, Corvallis, O; nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of friends. Services were at Immanuel Lutheran Church, November 17, 1981. Internment in Grace Lutheran Cemetery, rural Wahoo. | Pearson, Elmer Winfred (I0789)
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| 589 | Elmer attended Luther Academy for a short course in accounting. He sang in the Men's Chorus there for several years. Elmer was the Choir Director at Immanuel for over 25 years, played the clarinet in the town band, served was Mayor of Ceresco and served on the Town Council for many years. Elmer was also a Deacon on the Church Board of Immanuel Lutheran Chh in Ceresco, Nebraska. He farmed with Irvin after their father died, but later worked for George Siegriest in the Chevrolet Garage in Ceresco. After 1946, he was in partnership with Herman in the Pearson Garage for 25 years. WAHOO NEWSPAPER - NOVEMBER 26, 1981 OBITUARY ELMER WINFRED PEARSON Elmer Winfred Pearson, son of Peter William Pearson and Clara Elizabeth Brodd Pearson, was born January 16, 1903, at Laramie, Wyoming and died November 14, 1981. On February 23, 1927, he was married to Sophia Heiser. To this union were bornr children; Martin Leroy, Philip Eugene, Phyllis Sophia and Willard Elmer. His son Philip and wife Sophia preceded him in death. In May of 1974 he was married to Erma Kathleen Shiles of Lincoln. Elmer was a retired automobile mechanic, having worked for the George Siegrest Garage before opening his own shop. His brother Herman joined him in partnership until Herman's retirement. At Elmer's retirement, his son Leroy took over the busis. Elmer was very involved with his church, Immanuel Lutheran in Ceresco, and the community. He played in the church orchestra and band as long as they were in existence; sang with the barbershop quartet; choir and directed the choir for 32 ye. Served on the church council for many years. He was on the town board and served as mayor for many years, played in the town band from the time of his youth; and was a charter member of the Senior Citizens group. His survivors include his widow Erma; sons Martin, Ceresco; Willard, Santa Monica, Calif.; daughter, Mrs. Marlin (Phyllis) Olson, Wahoo; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild; brother, Herman, Ceresco; sister, Edna Brostrom, Corvallis, O; nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of friends. Services were at Immanuel Lutheran Church, November 17, 1981. Internment in Grace Lutheran Cemetery, rural Wahoo. | Pearson, Elmer Winfred (I012)
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| 590 | Elna and her family first lived near Lars but later they moved to Randall Creek, SD. She came to America in 1893 (1900 census) In 1900 she said she had bore 5 children and 5 were living at that time. | Mårtensdotter, Elna (I1511)
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| 591 | Emil JOHANSSON arrives here from Torpa on 5 Jun 1889. Wife is Anna Maria Johansdotter (a notation about Jons ANDERSSON, perhaps Anna's father?). Daughter Anna is born here. They move to Nybygget in 1890. | Johnson, Anna Josephine (I1431)
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| 592 | Emily Bass, daughter of Zeno and Harriet (Dill) Bass, was the oldest of 7 children. At a very young age she went with her parents to Kansas, where they remained until 1873, then moved to Malvern, Iowa. Here she grew to womanhood, and here she also met and married Charles Timmons. (from Jane Otto) | Bass, Emily (I795)
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| 593 | Emma left Marbäck on the same day that her brother, Anders Gustaf, did and probably travelled with him and Augusta Mathilda to Nebraska. Emma Christina married Carl Anderson, a harness maker, and lived in Wahoo, NE. They had four children: Carl H., Clarence W., Oscar Arnold, and Alice. Clarence Anderson became a noted author and illustrator of children's books. Stan and Betty Rudeen have a framed print and several calendars featuring his artwork. **Florence remembers that one of the kids was "Arthur", need to check on this. Arthur lived in California, married a woman named Beulah. They had a daughter. | Petersdotter, Emma Christina (I1497)
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| 594 | Enken (widow) Johanna Tufvesdotter is living at the Fattighuset (poor house) but leaves in 1875. | Tufvesdotter, Johanna (I612)
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| 595 | Enkl. (widower) Gustaf Adolf Karlsson is living at Skallycke with wife Johanna Josefina Johansdotter, whom he married on 22 Nov 1892. She has a daughter from her föregående (previous) marriage, Emma Maria Johansdotter. The family moves to Linderås on 19 Apr 1895. Enkl. (widower) Gustaf Adolf Karlsson is living at Skallycke with wife Johanna Josefina Johansdotter, whom he married on 22 Nov 1892. She has a daughter from her föregående (previous) marriage, Emma Maria Johansdotter. The family moves to Linderås on 19 Apr 1895. | Johansdotter, Johanna Josefina (I1577)
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| 596 | Enkl. (widower) Gustaf Adolf Karlsson is living at Skallycke with wife Johanna Josefina Johansdotter, whom he married on 22 Nov 1892. She has a daughter from her föregående (previous) marriage, Emma Maria Johansdotter. The family moves to Linderås on 19 Apr 1895. Enkl. (widower) Gustaf Adolf Karlsson is living at Skallycke with wife Johanna Josefina Johansdotter, whom he married on 22 Nov 1892. She has a daughter from her föregående (previous) marriage, Emma Maria Johansdotter. The family moves to Linderås on 19 Apr 1895. | Johansdotter, Emma Maria (I6202)
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| 597 | Enters the war as a private in the First Battery of Light Artillery. Fought for General Sherman at the Battle of Atlanta and on the March to the Sea. Is mustered out 30 Jun 1865. | Whitehouse, Jermain Erving (I5865)
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| 598 | ETHEL H. BRODD - LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR - DECEMBER 4, 2004 WAHOO Ethel H. Brodd, 93, Wahoo, died Thursday (12/2/04). Born near Ceresco (2/19/11), to John and Hilma (Gronberg) Brodd. Homemaker. Member: Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ceresco, WELCA; Wahoo Coin Club. Survivors: nephews, niece and spouses, Robert and Laura Ann Brodd, Fremont, Roger and Elizabeth Brodd, Elkhorn, James and Carol Jasa, Arlene and Gerald Johnson, all Wahoo; seven great-nieces and great-nephews; 17 great-great nieces and great-at nephews. Preceded in death by: parents; brothers, Henry, Herbert, Harold, Carl and Evald; sisters, MIldred, Ella, Emeline and Edith; great-nephew, Bill Brodd. Services: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Immanuel Lutheran Church. Swedeburg Lutheran Cemetery. Visitation: 2-8p.m. Monday with family greeting friends 4-6 p.m., Nelson Funeral Home, 505 Second St., Ceresco; one hour prior to services, church. Memorialshe church, Saunders County Care Center; or the Saunders County Miuseum. WAHOO NEWSPAPER - December 7, 2004 Ethel H. Brodd WAHOO -Ethel H. Brodd, 93, of Wahoo died Dec. 2 at the Saunders County Care Center in Wahoo. Brodd was born Feb. 19, 1911 near Ceresco to John and Hilma (Gronberg) Brodd. She attended Shakespeare School District 59. She was a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church at Ceresco, WELCA and the Wahoo Coin Club. She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers, Henry, Herbert, Harold, Carl and Evald; sisters, Mildred, Ella, Emeline and Edith; and a great-nephew, Bill Brodd; a sister-in-law, Dorothea Brodd; and a brother-in-law, Leonard Jasa. She is survived by nephews and nieces and spouses, Robert and Laura Ann Brodd of Fremont, Roger and Elizabeth Brodd of Elkhorn, James and Carol Jasa of Wahoo, Arlene and Gerald Johnson of Wahoo; seven great-nieces and nephews; 17 great-great-ces and nephews. Services were held Tuesday, Dec. 7 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Ceresco with Pastors Eric and Rhonda Bostrom officiating. Burial was at the Swedeburg Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials may be made in her name to the church, Saunders County Care Center or the Saunders County Museum. Nelson Funeral Home of Ceresco was in charge of the arrangements. FREMONT TRIBUNE | Brodd, Ethel Hannah (I0075)
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| 599 | ETHEL H. BRODD - LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR - DECEMBER 4, 2004 WAHOO Ethel H. Brodd, 93, Wahoo, died Thursday (12/2/04). Born near Ceresco (2/19/11), to John and Hilma (Gronberg) Brodd. Homemaker. Member: Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ceresco, WELCA; Wahoo Coin Club. Survivors: nephews, niece and spouses, Robert and Laura Ann Brodd, Fremont, Roger and Elizabeth Brodd, Elkhorn, James and Carol Jasa, Arlene and Gerald Johnson, all Wahoo; seven great-nieces and great-nephews; 17 great-great nieces and great-at nephews. Preceded in death by: parents; brothers, Henry, Herbert, Harold, Carl and Evald; sisters, MIldred, Ella, Emeline and Edith; great-nephew, Bill Brodd. Services: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Immanuel Lutheran Church. Swedeburg Lutheran Cemetery. Visitation: 2-8p.m. Monday with family greeting friends 4-6 p.m., Nelson Funeral Home, 505 Second St., Ceresco; one hour prior to services, church. Memorialshe church, Saunders County Care Center; or the Saunders County Miuseum. WAHOO NEWSPAPER - December 7, 2004 Ethel H. Brodd WAHOO -Ethel H. Brodd, 93, of Wahoo died Dec. 2 at the Saunders County Care Center in Wahoo. Brodd was born Feb. 19, 1911 near Ceresco to John and Hilma (Gronberg) Brodd. She attended Shakespeare School District 59. She was a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church at Ceresco, WELCA and the Wahoo Coin Club. She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers, Henry, Herbert, Harold, Carl and Evald; sisters, Mildred, Ella, Emeline and Edith; and a great-nephew, Bill Brodd; a sister-in-law, Dorothea Brodd; and a brother-in-law, Leonard Jasa. She is survived by nephews and nieces and spouses, Robert and Laura Ann Brodd of Fremont, Roger and Elizabeth Brodd of Elkhorn, James and Carol Jasa of Wahoo, Arlene and Gerald Johnson of Wahoo; seven great-nieces and nephews; 17 great-great-ces and nephews. Services were held Tuesday, Dec. 7 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Ceresco with Pastors Eric and Rhonda Bostrom officiating. Burial was at the Swedeburg Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials may be made in her name to the church, Saunders County Care Center or the Saunders County Museum. Nelson Funeral Home of Ceresco was in charge of the arrangements. FREMONT TRIBUNE | Brodd, Ethel Hannah (I271)
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| 600 | EVALD C. BRODD-KNUDSEN My grandparents were Anders and Gustafva Brodd who emigrated from Sweden in 1875, and came to Saunders County in the year 1882. My father was August Brodd, their son. My mother was Hilma Greenberg. She came to America from Sweden when she wasxteen years old and came to her sister's home, Mrs. Nels Eliason at Swedeburg, Nebraska. August and Hilma were married January 25, 1899. I am one of their ten children. My wife Dorothea's grandparents were Anders and Berte Andrea Knudsen who came from Norway and lived southeast of Ceresco. Her father, Herman, was the youngest of five children. Her mother's parents were Olaf and Ida Marie Boquist, who came toe Ceresco community from Illinois. Their daughter, Ida, married Herman Knudsen on May 5, 1897. Dorothea was the youngest of their three children. I attended Shakespeare grade school northwest of Ceresco, Ceresco High School, Luther Academy and the University of Nebraska night school. Dorothea attended the Bright Star country school southeast of Ceresco and graduated from the Cerescoh School in 1928. We were married at Waverly, Nebraska, September 8, 1935, lived near Ceresco for two years, and moved to Wahoo in 1937, where we have lived ever since. My employment was at the Union State Bank, Ceresco, for five and one-half years. In 1930, Ime to the First National Bank at Wahoo, where I worked for forty-five years. I retired in 1975. Our family consists of Robert, born December 1937. He attended North Ward School, Wahoo High School, Nebraska Wesleyan and Midland College. He married Laura Ann Peters of Scribner, Nebraska. They were married in Hooper, Nebraska June 28, 1963hey have two sons, Brian and Daryl, who, at present, are attending Hooper-Loganview High School. Our son, Roger, was born June 24, 1945, attended North Ward grade school, Wahoo High School, and is a graduate of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. He married Charlene Anderson of Omaha, August 26, 1967, who is a graduate of Nebraska Wesan. They have four sons, David, Joel, Charles and William Robert and reside in Omaha, Nebraska. We have been very active members of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Wahoo during the past forty-two years. Dorothea's extra-curricular activities have been Wahoo Mother's Club, Den Mother, Girl Scout Leader, Wahoo Garden Club and Lutheran Chh Women. I have been in Boy Scout leadership for twenty-five years, many years as an active member in Kiwanis club, Bethlehem Lutheran Church choir, Church Board Member, Wahoo Coin Club and, at present, sing barbershop harmony with the Fremont Pathfinder barbershop chorus. I have always lived in Saunders County. Submitted by Evald C. Brodd Taken from the book "1983 SAUNDERS COUNTY HISTORY" LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR - APRIL 19, 2003 Brodd-- Evald C. "E.C.," 96, Wahoo, died Friday (4/18/03). Born (9/27/06) on a farm northwest of Ceresco to John August and Hilma (Greenberg) Brodd. Retired, cashier, First National Bank of Wahoo. Graduate, Luther Academy, Wahoo. Memberships:hoo Industries, Saunders Co. Historical Society, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Wahoo. Survivors: daughter and son-in-law, Arlene and Gerald Johnson, Shelby; sons and daughters-in-law, Robert and Laura, Fremont, Roger and Elizabeth, Omaha; sister, Ethel Brodd, Wahoo; seven grandchildren; one stepgrandson; 14 great-grandchildrenhree nephews; three nieces; and a host of cousins and friends. Services: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Wahoo. The Rev. Kent Morse. Sunrise Cemetery, Wahoo. Visitation 2-8 p.m. Monday, family present 5-7 p.m., funeral home. Pruss-Nabity Funeral Home, Wahoo. WAHOO NEWS EvVALD BRODD WAHOO | Brodd, Evald Conrad (I0072)
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