Albert M EKUM

1882 - 1952  (69 years)

• Name	Albert M EKUM
  Birth	26 Nov 1882	Liberty Pole, Franklin Twp, Vernon County, Wisconsin
  Gender	Male
  Vernon County Death Index	V24, P559 As Albert M. Ekum
  Death	4 Mar 1952	Viroqua, Vernon County, Wisconsin
  	Died at 2:30 PM according to Cora’s diary. Died suddenly at his home on South Washington Avenue according to La Crosse obit.
  Burial	8 Mar 1952	Viroqua Cemetery, Viroqua, Vernon County, Wisconsin
  	Rev. Borgen conducted the funeral according to one source, Rev. Peder Nordsletten according to another.
  Notes
  Person ID	I160	Don Carlson's Tree
  Last Modified	2 Aug 2022

  
  

  Father	Thomas Monsen EIKUM (MUNSON),   b. 4 Sep 1850, Hafslo, Luster, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway d. 24 Nov 1905, Siskiyou County, California (Age 55 years)
  Family ID	F115	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Albert Ekum, late teens The small oval original is mounted on heavy brown paperboard. The studio imprint is Miller McCloud, Cal. On the back Cora first wrote in pencil "Albert Ekum." Over that she wrote in ink, "My Cousin Albert Ekum."
  		Martin and Albert Ekum Probably taken in the later years of the first decade of the 20th century after the Ekums had returned from California. Martin would have been in his late teens and Albert in his mid 20s. The original is an oval picture mounted on heavy paperboard. The studio is "Henry and Jasperson, Viroqua, Wis." On the back Cora wrote "My Cousins Albert & Martin Ekum."
  		Albert and Bertha Ekum, wedding This is from their wedding in December of 1911. Albert is 29 and Bertha two days short of turning 20. The original is about 4x6 and mounted on sturdy brown board stock and has the imprint Jasperson Viroqua Wis. with a space to the left of Jasperson indicating perhaps that the change in ownership from Henry and Jasperson was recent. On the back of the picture Cora wrote, "My Cousin Albert and Bertha." One of Albert's daughters confirms that this is their wedding picture with the comment, "Yes, she wore a black dress."
  		Albert Ekum