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1181

Also known as John, also had surname Smedsrud.

In the 1910 census, he was a carpenter living in Christiana Twp, Dane County. His mother Engebor lived with the family.

MATHISON, Johan (I29774)

1182

Also known as Johnnie Thompson.

Appears to be listed as “Johanna”, a female, in the 1880 census.

In the 1910 census, he is John A. Thompson, a 32 year-old single street car conductor, living with his sister and brother-in-law, Mary and Adolph Willson in Minneapolis.

In the 1920 census, on January 14, 1920, he is John A. Thompson, living at 3740 30th Ave. (This is the house that Minnie’s parents lived in in the 1910 census.) (ED #219, image 35 of 40, Ward 12).

In the 1930 census, he is Johan A. The family is still living at 3740 30th Avenue in south Minneapolis in a house worth $4500 that they own. The household does not have a radio. Johan is a machinist helper at the steam railroad shops.

In the 1940 census, he is Johan. He and Gyda and their daughters live at 3740 30th Avenue in south Minneapolis. He is a painter.

He lived in Minneapolis at the time of his brother Jon’s death.

Died as Johan A.

He died at home of a heart attack. He lived at 6820 16th Avenue South in Richfield when he died. He was a painter and a widower. His wife was Minnie. His daughter Evelyn was the informant for his death certificate.

THOMPSON, Johannes Anderson (I1738)

1183

Also known as Laura. Shown as Betsy L in the 1875 Minnesota census. She was the 23 year-old Laura in the 1895 Minnesota state census. At that time, she was still living at home with her parents.

She never married.

She may be the baptismal sponsor Betsey Ellestad for Martin O Ellingboe.

ELLESTAD, Betsy Laura (I1957)

1184

Also known as Mary Andreasdatter Nygård.

According to her obit, she came to the U.S. in 1894 and settled in the Rockdale area. She moved to Stoughton in 1914 after the death of her husband. For many years she was employed by the Stokstad restaurant in Stoughton. She lived with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Johnson, in Chicago for the last 10 years of her life.

In the 1920 census, she was Mary Mathison, a 43 year-old widow living at the Stokstad restaurant in Stoughton. Her daughter Margaret, age 12, lived with her. Mary was a cook at the restaurant. She had come to the U.S. in 1894 and was naturalized as a citizen in 1911.

ERIKSEN, Anne Maria (Mary) (I29755)

1185

Also known as Ole Thompson. According to Rose, via Evey and Alison, Iver and Ole died of “black diphtheria” shortly after the family arrived in this country. Did not appear in the 1880 census.

ELLESTAD, Ole Anderson (I1735)

1186

Also known as Severena and/or Sena.

AUSEN, Sarah (I12907)

1187

Also living with the Campions at the time of the 1930 census was a 16 year-old laborer named Vincent Hullett.

Both of Michael’s parents were born in the Irish Free State.

Because the census shows he was first married at age 30, and Julia at 34, Julia was not his first wife.

A Michael Campion, age 44 and having been married to his wife Mary, 38, for 10 years, lived in Rochester at the time of the 1910 census. Michael is shown as a carpenter. They had six kids ranging in age from a year and two months to nine years.

CAMPION, Michael Lawrence (I421)

1188

also married 2 Aug 1951 in Kirksville, Adair County, Missouri, by Edmund J. Cummins, a Catholic priest of Mary Immaculate Church

Family: Eivind Gardner BYE / Jennie Lee WOLFF (F3789)

1189

Also Mikal or Mekal. Gaardbruger og Selveier of Hage østre in Verdal in the 1875 Norwegian census.

stacywhite calls him Mikael Olsen Haga.

HAGE, Michael Olsen (I13169)

1190

Also referred to as Ola Jonson KVÅLE.

STAE EL. KVÅLE, Ole Jonson (I2276)