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20871

This is the date on her death certificate. Other sources say January, 1872.

BURRIDGE, Eliza Ada (I2124)

20872

This is the date on her gravestone and in the Oregon death index. Another source says 30 January 1950.

LUNDBERG, Mathilda Charlotta (I7450)

20873

This is the date on her gravestone. Another source says 1951.

WERNETTE, Kathryn (I20973)

20874

This is the date on her gravestone. Other sources say 8 Feb.

Ragnild H (I37084)

20875

This is the date on her gravestone. She died as Susanah Augustine on November 25, 1903 according to the Wisconsin Death Index on Family Search.

JERHOME, Susanna (I17417)

20876

This is the date on his death certificate. The 1900 census has his birth as October 1848.

MICHAELSON, Ole S (I4584)

20877

This is the date on his marriage certificate.

TAYLOR, Robert Eugene (I15424)

20878

this is the date on his WWII draft registration

ELLINGSON, Tosten Bertenius (I34842)

20879

This is the entry in the SSDI for Mike Ausen:
MARTIN AUSEN
Born 9 Sep1894
Died Sep 1985
Residence 54837
SS# 399-20-5116
Wisconsin

Mike’s mother was born in Norway.

Registered for the draft on June 5, 1917, in Polk County, at which time he was already married. He was living in Star Prairie, Wisconsin at the time and said he was a streetcar conductor for the Twin City Street Car Co. in Minneapolis. He was described as of medium height and build with brown eyes and brown hair.

He was a farmer in Alden Twp, Polk County, Wisconsin, in the 1920 and 1930 censuses.

In the 1940 census, he and his family lived in Amery in a rented residence (not a farm). Martin worked for the county doing road construction. He had an 8th grade education, his wife had had three years of high school. He made $1300 in 1939. All 8 children were living at home.

In the 1950 census, he and his family lived in Balsam Lake. Martin worked for the county highway department doing road maintenance. The household consisted of Martin, 55, Gertrude, 50, Wayne, 18, Eugene Norman, 12, Berl Mabry, 21, and Berl’s wife (and Martin and Gertrude’s daughter) Fern, 21. Berl was a clerk in a grocery store, Fern was a stenographer for the county clerk.

AUSEN, Martin (Mike) (I648)

20880

This is the Marie remembered by Ragnhild as “came to the U.S. … she and her husband and husband’s family lived near in Alberta ... Stetler?”

Some family trees on Ancestry _incorrectly_ have her parents as Andreas Gudbrandsen and Anne Johanne Andersdatter.

Bertha Maria Gudbrandsdatter (I39786)