Matches 16,681 to 16,690 of 23,616
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| 16681 |
Or Katharine Anne. Shown as Anna K. in the 1920 census; Katherine A. in the 1930 census.
Last residence Payson, Gila, Arizona. | SVERDRUP, Katherine Anna (I7112)
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| 16682 |
Or Katherine.
Her obit from the Faribault Daily News, as cited by Dalby:
Funeral services for Mrs. Ole Grove, a life long resident of Dundas and Northfield, who passed away at the Northfield hospital on Friday, December 10, following an illness of one week of asthma and complications, were held on Monday, Dec. 13. The services were held at the Odd Fellows Home at 2 o'clock and at the Congregational church at 2:30 p. m. with the pastor, the Rev. Kenneth Martin, officiating. During the services two Rebekah sisters, Mrs. Selma Reed and Mrs. Clara Sletten sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and "In The Garden." Interment was in the Northfield cemetery. The pallbearers were Fred Bates, Calvin Grimes, Kenneth Hamann, Kenneth Johnson, Harold Ramsay and L. R. Williamson. Mae Catherine Partlow was born on May 1, 1876, at Dundas, the daughter of William and Mary Partlow. She made her home at Dundas and attended the schools at Dundas and Northfield. On October 12, 1896, she was united in marriage to Ole A. Grove and they made their home in Northfield. Several months ago both Mr. and Mrs. Grove went to make their home at the Odd Fellows Home where they were residing at the time she was taken ill. Mrs. Grove was a member of the Congregational church and of White Rose Rebekah lodge No. 100. She is survived by her husband, three daughters, Mrs. Christ Christensen (Gertrude), Northfield; Mrs. W. G. Rome (Dorothy ), Eden Valley and Mrs. Laurence Gainhardt (Helen Mae) of Minneapolis; three grandchildren, Robert and Carol Ann Rome, Eden Valley, and Mrs. Boyd Teague (Betty Christensen), Fredericksburg, Va., and one great grandchild, Linda Jo. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran of Stanley, Wis., and Mrs. E. G. Ripley of Minneapolis. Relatives from out of town attending the services included Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ripley, Mrs. John Hemsworth, Miss Minnie Grove, Miss Louise Fandrem and Oscar Heiber of Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lamon of LeRoy and several nieces and nephews from Farmington. | PARTLOW, Mae Catherine (I24971)
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| 16683 |
Or Kisinger. | KISSINGER (I8877)
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| 16684 |
Or Kjorsvik. | SMEDVÅG, Knud Olsen (I28029)
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| 16685 |
Or Koehn.
In the 1900 census, she was a widow living in the M precinct of Seward County, Nebraska. Living with her were five of her children. She is shown as having had 9 children, 6 still living. She had no occupation but is shown as owning her farm, albeit with a mortgage.
In the 1907 city directory of Lincoln, Nebraska, she was Sarah J Dyer, widow of Barton N, residing at 436 S 10th.
She is not listed in the 1908 Lincoln city directory.
In the 1909 Lincoln directory, she is Sarah Dyer, widow of Barton, residing at 1502 N 27th with her daughter Carrie Dyer, mangle girl.
In the 1910 Lincoln directory, she is Sarah J Dyer, widow of Barton N, residing at 2009 R with her daughter Carrie.
In the 1920 census, she seems to be Sarah Galbraith, age 62, wife of Charley, living in Gosper County next to William Dyer, 61, his wife Carrie, and their children. (Presumably, William is a brother of Sarah’s first husband.) Living with Sarah and Charley is Mamie W Duffy, age 12, grand-daughter. Mamie was born in Nebraska.
According to Find A Grave:
Birth:
Feb. 6, 1858
Litchfield (Montgomery County)
Montgomery County
Illinois, USA
Death:
Apr. 21, 1927
Elwood
Gosper County
Nebraska, USA
She was united in marriage to Barton N Dyer at Litchfield, Illinois on Dec 24 1877.
To this union 9 children were born, 4 of them preceding her in death.
The family moved to York county, Nebraska in 1882 and she resided there until the death of Barton. Then the family moved to York. Afterwards she moved to Lincoln when she married Chas Galbraith on May 11 1910. Later moving to Elwood where she resided until she died.
After funeral services in Elwood the body was shipped to Gresham and interment took place in Blue Ridge Cemetery.
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There is a big stone for Barton Dyer. Sarah has a marker to the left of this stone and Barton is to the right. (son Robert is on the other side of Sarah.)
| CAIN, Sarah Jane (I18799)
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| 16686 |
Or Kristine or Kirstine.
In the 1880 census, she was 18, unmarried, and living with her parents and siblings in Warsaw Twp, Goodhue County.
In the 1900 census, she and her husband and children lived in Holden Twp, Goodhue County. Her birth year is erroneously shown as 1863. | FLOM, Christine Larsdatter (I23663)
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or Kvam | QUAM (I32216)
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| 16688 |
Or Landeu.
She had died before the 1910 Norwegian census. | LAUDEU, Elen Pauline Larsdatter (I16637)
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| 16689 |
Or Landfald | LANDFALL, Guru Arntsdatter (I18598)
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| 16690 |
Or Landsverk.
In the 1900 census, as Bjorne E Landswerk, he was a farmer in Kerkhoven Twp, Swift County. | LANSVERK, Bjorn Endresen (I5056)
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