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A Francois Lariviers married a Louise Dastolaire in Hennepin County on 3 Aug 1891.

The following is not the couple with Mary Mousseau: In the 1875 Minnesota state census, Francis La Rivier, 42, and his wife Mary La Rivier, 27, live in Eden Prairie Twp, Hennepin County. The children are: Franky Rivier, 14, Sonisie Rivier, 15, Georgie Rivier, 12, Henry Rivier, 6, and Rosa Rivier, 4. This couple was still in Eden Prairie in the 1900 census. In both censuses, the Mary was born in Canada and is five years younger than Mary Mousseau.

LARIVERS, Frank (I5657)

522

A Frank N Carter with the RR SS#701-05-5015 shows up in the SSDI as born 18 May 1906 and died 22 Jan 1997. The residence is shown only as “72.”

His birth certificate only shows his first name as “Babe.” His mother’s maiden name is shown as Carter.

Frank and Myrtle were living with the Hendricksons at 4032 11th Avenue S. at the time that their son was born in October of 1928.

In the 1930 census, he and Myrtle and their son live with Myrtle’s parents at 4032 11th Avenue in south Minneapolis. Frank is a clerk in a railroad office.

In the 1940 census (indexed as Cortis), Frank, Myrtle, and Frank Jr. live at 5808 1st or 2nd Avenue South in Minneapolis in a house they own worth $5000. Frank is an office assistant for a steam railroad. Myrtle had three years of high school. Frank was a high school graduate.

His draft registration in October of 1940 had him as employed by the Mpls, St. Paul, and Sault St. Marie Railway.

In the 1948 Minneapolis city directory, Frank, Myrtle, and Frank Jr. live at 5753 2nd Ave S in Minneapolis. Frank Sr. is a general clerk for the Soo Line. Frank Jr. is a student, probably a college student.

In the early ‘50s, the Carters lived at 5753 2nd Avenue S.

According to the Donna Stephenson family tree, Frank “died of colon cancer as did his son.”

His obit said that he was a Mason and former scoutmaster.

CARTER, Frank Nye Sr (I507)

523

A Funeral Service for Arlene Lorraine Jenson of Mountain Home, Arkansas, will be 11:00 am, Monday, December 17, 2018, at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, with Pastor Lynne O'Shea officiating. Visitation will be Sunday, December 16, 2018, from 2:00 pm until 6:00 pm, at Kirby & Family Funeral Home Chapel.

Arlene passed away December 14, 2018, in Mountain Home, Arkansas at the age of 92. She was born during a blizzard on December 11, 1926, in Wheeler, Wisconsin, the daughter of Martin and Mable Holton Giere. She married Donald Jenson on May 8, 1948, in Menomonie, Wisconsin. Arlene lived in Mountain Home since moving from Naperville, Illinois, in 1982. She was a Charter Member of the Holy Cross Lutheran Church and enjoyed being involved in the various church groups. She was a former member of the Northeast Lakeside Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. She enjoyed baking, sewing, gardening, singing in the choir, and spending time with her family and her dog.

Arlene is survived by her three daughters, Diane (Donald) Riedel of Cadott, WI, Sandra (Randy) DeMatoff of Arvada, CO, and Bonita Ague of Centennial, CO; five grandchildren, Jim Liaromatis, Amy Crawford, Tom Ague, Kristin Zimmerman, and Don Fury, II; ten great-grandchildren, Brianna Liaromatis, Ashley Liaromatis, Colton Crawford, Chase Crawford, Travis Ague, Ryan Ague, Jacob Zimmerman, Lucas Zimmerman, Kyrsten Fury, and Kazen Fury; two sisters, Geraldine Mense of Rice Lake, WI and Marilyn Johnson of Eagle Grove, IA; brother-in-law, Russell Petersen of Fond-du-Lac, WI.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; two grandsons, Billy Liaromatis, and David Ague; and eight siblings, Margaret Riedel, Ida Lausted, Stella Hansen, Vernon Giere, Jeanette Johnson, Raymond Giere, Roger Giere, and Audrey Petersen.

Burial will be in the Kirby's Tucker Memorial Cemetery, Mountain Home, Arkansas.

GIERE, Arlene (I36850)

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A funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7, 2008, in Skyline Funeral Home for William Arlen May, who died Feb. 2 of emphysema at age 78.

William Arlen May was born Dec. 28, 1929, in Portland. He graduated from Tigard High School and served in the Army during the Korean War. He was a film processor for Kodak for 35 years. In 1959, he married Donna Lee Sanders; she died in 2007.

Survivors include his daughter, Diane Rossi; three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

MAY, William Arlen (I22343)

525

a Garretson, S.D., nursing home

QUALLEY, Judith Clarinda (I35263)

526

A GenForum poster gave the birthdate as 25 April.

MOUSSEAU, Anthony D (I2121)

527

a Geni World Family tree has 9 Dec 1957

VEIE ROSVOLL, Alv Oscar (I18611)

528

A Gertrude Toso married a John F Grittner in Hennepin County on 9 Jul 1935. Gertrude Adella Grittner, b. 3 Oct 1907, died 15 Mar 2005, last residence St. Paul.

TOSO, Gertrude (I9801)

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A good possibility is that she is the Ingeborg born in Vang on 1 Jun 1861 (bapt. 14 July) to the unmarried couple Iver Syversen Eltun and Ingeborg Johnsdatter Hermundstad. The father, Ivar Syverson (1836-1902), was likely the unmarried son of Sjugurd Gudbrandsen Uvdal, Vang A, p. 265, and his wife Anne Ivarsdatter Eltun (1813-1849).

Several sources call her Bella Klokkargarden, b. ca 1863. The source for that claim is attributed to Jim’s VS. It would seem that Ingeborg Austinson and Ingeborg Ivarsdatter and Emily Boe are different names for the same person. Perhaps she was also called Bella Klokkargarden somewhere along the line.

In the 1900 census, she is shown to have had only the two children. She came to this country in 1862. The 1900 census shows her birthdate as June of 1861.

An entry in the Wednesday, October 10, 1923, edition of the Thief River Falls Tribune: “Mrs. A. Ellingbo, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert of Crookston, spent last Monday in this city as a guest of Mrs. Oscar Evenson. Mrs. Ellingbo is an aunt of Mrs. Evenson.” Here, Mrs. Evenson was most likely Lottie A Austin, b. ca 1891, who married Oscar M Evenson in Pennington County on January 10, 1923. The couple, with their twin sons (Calvin and Charles, b. 10 Apr 1924 in St. Louis County), lived in Hibbing in the 1930 census. That Lottie died in 1937 (1937-MN-014320).

The 1930 census shows her having come to this country in 1882.

She died of cervical cancer.

BOE, Emilie (I8744)

530

A grandson of Andrew and Randi Thompson named William Carel was living with them at the time of the 1900 census (June 17th). He was born in February of 1890 in Minnesota. His father was born in Sweden.

Carl was apparently recorded earlier (June 5th) with his parents’ household in Minneapolis.

In the 1910 census, he is living at home and his occupation is shown as laborer at odd jobs.

He registered for the draft on June 5, 1917, in Minneapolis. He lived at 2841 11th Avenue South with his wife and child. He was employed as a street car conductor by the Twin City Rapid Transit Company. He was described as of medium height and slim build with blue eyes and light hair.

He is Carl A. Wilson in the 1920 census, age 29 and living in Columbia Heights, Anoka County. His wife Gertrude is 28 and his son Stanley is 3. Carl’s occupation is boilermaker helper at railroad shop.

In the 1930 census, Carl and his family are renting a duplex at 3119 Hayes Street in Ward 9 of the city of Minneapolis. Carl is 40, Gertrude is 38, Stanley is 13, and Dorothy M. is 8. Carl is a boiler washer in the steam railroad industry.

An article in the Star on March 2, 1940, describes how he was held up, perhaps at gunpoint, by three men who “roughed” him up and stole his wallet containing $14 in cash.

Lived at 707 27th Avenue S.E. at the time of his death. His spouse’s name is shown as Anna and she was the informant for the information on his death certificate. He died of asphyxia caused by a massive pulmonary hemorrhage aggravated by lung cancer.

WILLSON, Carl Adolph (I1691)