 1893 - 1952 (59 years)
-
Name |
Clara MUNSON |
Birth |
May 1893 |
Wisconsin |
Gender |
Female |
Vernon County Death Index |
V25, P19 As Clara Munson |
Death |
1 Jul 1952 |
Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin |
- Cora’s diary said July 3rd, probably the day Cora heard
|
Burial |
Viroqua Cemetery, Viroqua, Vernon County, Wisconsin |
|
Notes |
|
Person ID |
I163 |
Don Carlson's Tree |
Last Modified |
2 Nov 2024 |
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) |
Mother |
Susanna Clausdatter (Susan) BOWE, b. 18 Dec 1860, Hafslo, Luster, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway d. 9 Aug 1943, Viroqua, Vernon County, Wisconsin (Age 82 years) |
Family ID |
F115 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
-
Photos
|
 | Cora's and Clara's confirmation 1910, Viroqua Lutheran Church (later Good Shepherd). Cora, 14, is 2nd from the left in the second row. Cora's cousin, Clara Munson, 17, is second from the right in the back row. |
 | Hendricksons and Larsons Apparently taken about 1913 when Charles would have been 56, Clara Munson 20, Sever 47, Arthur 5, Martha 41, Myrtle 3, Ada 3, and Louise 36. This would have been taken a little more than a year before Cora came to live with Martha and family for 3 months in late 1914. The backdrop appears to be of Minnehaha Falls so the picture was probably taken in Minneapolis. |
 | Rhoda Ekum and Clara Munson The original is a very small picture, a little larger than a 35 mm frame. Probably taken in the early 1920s when Rhoda was in her mid 20s and Clara, her sister, in her late 20s. |
 | Ekum children and Georgie Probably taken in about 1900, not long before Susan and the younger children moved to California. (Tom, Albert, and Caroline were already out there.) In 1900, Martin would have been 10, Clara would have been 7, Rhoda would have been 4, and Georgie, Martha's son, would have been 2. The original is a print mounted on brown board stock. The studio is Adlington of Viroqua, Wis. On the back Cora wrote across the top "Roada Martin E. Clara." At the bottom she wrote "Georgie." |
|