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15801

Never married.

JOHNSON, Dennis Donald (I32484)

15802

Never married.

As Johannes Andersen Flÿttum, he was a baptismal sponsor for his niece Johanna in November of 1863.

ANDERSEN, Johannes (I4182)

15803

Never married.

Born in Bøkkadn 33/3, Ellingbø, Vang i Valdres, Oppland, Norway.

The Vang church book emigration record shows an Ole Iverson Ellingboe, b. 1877, konf. 15 May 1892, emigrating in 1900, perhaps leaving Vang on March 23rd. Marit Andersdatter Ellingboe (#5768), b. 1883, also left at about the same time.

Arrived at Ellis Island on April 11, 1900, aboard the S.S. Oceanic which had sailed from Liverpool on April 4th. Traveling with him on the Oceanic was his friend from Vang, Andris A. Belsheim. Anders Andersen Belsheim, b. 1866, had left Vang on the same day as Ole Ivarson.

In the 1900 U.S. census, Ole was rooming with his brother Knudt with a family in Renville County, Sacred Heart Twp.

In the 1908-1909 city directory for Albuquerque, he is Olie Elingbo, lather, who rooms at 524 S 1st.

He registered for the draft on September 12, 1918, at the Local Board, Renville County, Olivia, Minnesota, and was living in Maynard at the time. He worked and lived on the farm of Endre A. Ellingboe, Route 1, Maynard. He gave as his nearest relative Knute Ellingboe of Milaca. Ole was described as of medium height and build with blue eyes and dark brown hair.

In the 1918 Alien Registration, he was probably the Ole Ellingbo, age 40, of Butterfield in Watonwan County, Minnesota.

In the 1920 census, he was still single and was a boarder with the Ole Johnson family in Granite Falls. His occupation is lather.

He is probably the Ole Ellingbo who was the subject of an article in the May 22, 1921, edition of the Alburquerque Journal. The article described a legal suit filed by Ellingbo to recover $108.50 of an unpaid bill for construction services.

ELLINGBOE, Ole Ivarson (I9188)

15804

Never married.

He registered for the draft on September 12, 1918, in Red Wing, where he was a farm laborer on his parents’ farm at R.R. #1, Dennison, Goodhue County. He was described as short and of medium build with blue eyes and brown hair.

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 2, at the Vang Lutheran Church, for Ludvig O. Soine. The Rev. B. J. Blikstad officiated. The Pallbearers were Theodore Frettem, Glen Eckstrom, Cyrus Midje, John A. Underdahl, Lyle Brekken and John Stenhaug. Mrs. Blikstad was the vocalist with Mrs. Cyrus Midje at the organ. Interment aas in the family lot in the Vang Cemetery. Luvig O. Soine, 60 year-old farmer, living a mile north of the Wang's Store, made his home with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Soine. He had just come in the house after doing some of the routine chores on the farm when he was suddenly stricken with a heart attack. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Henry Quamme of Nerstrand and Mrs. Arnold Johnson of Cannon Falls; four brothers, Carl of Northfield, Ben of Minneapolis, Gerhard of Cannon Falls, and Thomas on the home farm. Mr. Soine was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Soine and was born January 14, 1898. He had spent his entire life in this community and served several years as assessor of Warsaw Township. He was a member of the Vang congregation.

SOINE, Ludvig Oliver (I7702)

15805

Never married. Died as Mary H. Ellingboe at Luther Hall, 2636 Park Avenue, Minneapolis. The informant for her death certificate was Mrs. Helen Hanson, 255 11th Avenue, Granite Falls (perhaps #17378).

Mary had been a school teacher.

Mary died of heart failure brought about by pneumonia.

Living at home with her mother and siblings in the 1910 census and the 1920 census. She is a school teacher.

In the 1940 census, she was the head-of-household and living in Maynard in the same house that she had lived in in 1935. Also in the household were her brother Thomas and his wife and daughter. Mary had had one year of high school.

In the 1950 census, she may be the 66 year-old Mary Ellingboe, an unmarried woman living at 1400 5th Avenue S. in Minneapolis. The census taker notes that she was unable to contact Mary Ellingboe directly (a common problem in the 1950 census) and that the information shown for Mary was obtained from Mary’s landlord or the landlord’s agent.

ELLINGBOE, Maria (Mary) (I8729)

15806

Never married. Lived in the U. S.

Registered for the draft on September 12, 1918, in Spokane, Washington, as Carl Gilbertson. There was a note on the card that said that his local board was “Wallace” in some illegible county in Idaho. At that time, he was still a “declared alien” and not a citizen of the U. S. He gave his permanent address as the Como Hotel in Spokane but there was a note on the card that said “Mail at Wallace, Idaho” and he gave his occupation as woodsman for the Turner Lumber Company at Tammany Mine, Montana. He listed his nearest relative as George Karlsrud of Neves, Minnesota. He was described as tall and of medium build with blue eyes and light hair.

In the 1920 census, Carl Gilbertson, age 35, is a headman at the Saddler Canyon Lumber Camp in the Priest River Precinct of Bonner County, Idaho. He had come to the U.S. in 1902.

In the 1930 census, Carl Gilbertson, age 45, is a laborer in woods work at the Ohio Match Company’s boarding houses in the Metaline precinct of Pend Oreille County, Washington. He had come to the U.S. in 1902.

He registered for the World War II draft in 1942. At that time, he lived at 1424 W Wilson Avenue in Spokane. He worked for an employer in Orofino, Idaho. He gave, as the “person who will always know your address,” W. J. Johnson of Orofino, Idaho.

He may be the Carl Gilbertson, age 64, who died in Spokane, Washington, on 10 Jan 1949.

GILBERTSON, Carl (I4199)

15807

Never married. Lived with her aunt Louise. Is shown in the 1920 census and the 1930 census and 1940 census as living with Louise and Martin in Viroqua.

In the 1950 census, she is living in Viroqua with her aunt Louise. Also in the household is the Halvor Allness family.

Her obit says that Clara died suddenly on “Tuesday morning” at a Madison hospital after a lingering illness. That would mean that Clara died on July 1st, the date on her Vernon County death record. The obit said that she had been in failing health for about a year.

May have been the only one of her family to _not_ change her name to Ekum.

Clara, Caroline, and Dorothy visited Cora at her Minnehaha Ave. home on July 17, 1944.

Clara “and Mildred and kids” visited Cora on Minnehaha on July 18, 1947.

According to the obit in the La Crosse newspaper, which had her age as 58, Clara Munson died at a Madison hospital after a lingering illness. “Since childhood she had made her home with an aunt, Mrs. Martin Larson. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Allness. The Rev. Alf Romstad officiates. Survivors include one brother, Martin Ekum, Viroqua, her aunt, and several cousins.”

MUNSON, Clara (I163)

15808

Never married. Lived with her brother Walter.

CUMMINGS, Florence E (I30282)

15809

Never married. Lived with her mother and brother Martin according to Cora. Her obit noted that she had been “in poor health nearly all of her life.”

Martin referred to her as his “invalid sister” when he registered for the draft.

Her obit says that she died on September 8th as does the Vernon County death record.

Census-taker Douglas Nelson visited the Anderson/Nundahl/Ekum farms (they were contiguous, apparently, which is also consistent with Cora’s memory) on January 11, 1920, and found:

Martin Ekum, 29, owner of mortgaged property, farmer in general farming, an employer. Susan, mother, 51, widow, immigrated in 1870, naturalized but no date shown. Rhoda, sister, 24, single, born in Wisconsin, no occupation.

An article in the Vernon County Censor, 5 Jan 1921 edition, said “Miss Rhoda Ekum, who has been spending the summer at Minneapolis, returned home for the holidays, accompanied by her brother-in-law, who returned the first of the week …” She had been, apparently, staying with Caroline and her family and George had accompanied her back to Viroqua,

At the time of the 1930 census, Rhoda and her mother were living with Martin in Viroqua.

In the 1940 census, Rhoda lives with her mother and Martin in Viroqua. She had a sixth-grade education.

EKUM, Rhoda (I164)

15810

Never married. Lived with his sister Florence.

CUMMINGS, George Walter (I30280)