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| 701 |  | 2001-04-30 Norma Walin Heiser funeral card p1 | ||
| 702 |  | 2001-04-30 Norma Walin Heiser funeral card p2 | ||
| 703 |  | 2023 Leroy Pearson obituary | ||
| 704 |  | 21 Jan 1912 Jeannette Whitehouse death certificate | ||
| 705 |  | 21 Mar 1993 Hilda Goff Carlson obituary CARLSON - Hilda L Carlson, passed away Sunday March 21, 1993 in Los Alamos. She was preceded in death by her husband, Waldon N. Carlson in 1976, and son W. Norman Carlson in 1984. Mrs. Carlson was born March 25, 1901 in Kansas. She is survived by her sons, Loren A. Carlson and wife, Kathleen of Danville, California; grandchildren, Lauren, Philip, Kristin, Brooke, Peter, Lisa and Jennifer; and 11 great-grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be conducted at 10:00 a.m. Thursday and Sombrillo Nursing Facility in Los Alamos. Graveside services will be conducted at 11:00 a.m. and Guaje Pines Cemetery in Los Alamos. | ||
| 706 |  | 22 Feb 1875 Estate Inventory Magnus Johansson Transcription of preamble: År 1875 den 22. Febuuarii, blef laga Bonpptukning förrättad efter f. d. Arrendatören Magnus Johansson i Mar¬ bäiks Westergård, Marbäcks Sockin, som afled den 10 Februarii, Och efter sig lemnade Enkan Maria Christina Nilsdotter derstädes, samt 3ne Carn, dock med förra giftet nemligen Arrendatorn Carl Magnusson i Marbacks Vestergård född 1829. Sonen Arrindatorn Clais Magnusson i Marbärks Vester gård född 1837, samt dottren Anna Brita Magndotter född 1825, gift med arrendatorn Anders Petter Johansson i Eket af Marbäcks Socken. Alla barnen myndige och vid förrättningen näsvarande. Enkan uppmanades upp¬ gifwa boet sådant det viddödstimmans befanns, hvar¬ te rättningen företogs i den ordning, som följer Translation per Google Gemini: On February 22, 1875, a legal inventory of the estate was conducted after the former tenant, Magnus Johansson of Marbäiks Westergård, Marbäcks Parish, who died on February 10th. He left behind his widow, Maria Christina Nilsdotter, residing there, and three children from a previous marriage, namely: The tenant, Carl Magnusson of Marbacks Vestergård, born 1829. The tenant, Clais Magnusson of Marbärks Vestergård, born 1837. The daughter, Anna Brita Magndotter, born 1825, married to the tenant Anders Petter Johansson of Eket in Marbäcks Parish. All the children were of legal age and present at the inventory. The widow was asked to provide a statement of the estate as it was found at the time of death, and the inventory was conducted in the following order... The inventory itemized the following (all values in kronor): cash on hand: 13.75 Tin goods: 1.75 Ore goods: 2.00 Copper goods: 17.25 Iron goods: 11.75 Kitchen ware: 11.75 Household items: 16.00 bedding: 47.00 linens: 50 clothes: 50.00 wooden goods: 8.00 carpentry tools: 6.25 animals: 60.00 assorted items: 7.00 potatoes: 6.00 accounts receivable: - at Östgöta Bank in Eksjö according to proof of deposit of 23 Dec 1874 - 2 months interest 3.30 - according to son Claës Magnusson in Marbäcks Vestergårds on 1 Nov 1866 275.00 - interest 3.95 debts: - burial casket 100 - inventory expenses 2.00 | ||
| 707 |  | 22 Feb 1889 Mårten Nilsson death record cause of death not stated | ||
| 708 |  | 22 Jul 1955 Obituary Minne Amanda Rudeen Miss Minnie Rudeen Minnie Rudeen was born on a farm in the Bethlehem Community of Lancaster County, Nebraska. She went to be with her Lord on Friday evening, July 22, 1955, at the Midwest Covenant Home at Stromsburg, Nebraska. She was 72 years, 3 months, and 24 days. She lived at the place of her birth and took her schooling in the community until she was 12 years old. The family then moved into the Ceresco Community, where she grew to womanhood. She was confirmed by Pastor Mostrom in 1901 in the Fridhem Mission Church. In 1915 she became a member of the Ceresco Covenant Church where she retained her membership until her death. For many years she worked in the hotel in Ceresco. Later she moved to Mead where she was employed for several years and then back to Wayoo where she worked and made her home until she came to the Midwest Covenant Home about 15 months ago. Minnie Rudeen was a quiet unassuming person. She was of a cheerful happy disposition and had a fine sense of humor. She was faithful in her attendance at the worship services at the Home and enjoyed the Christian fellowship. About a month ago she was takes suddenly sick and had to be taken to the hospital for an emergency operation. When she was sufficiently recovered from this ordeal, she was returned to the Home again. She was getting along nicely and well on the road to recovery when she suffered a stroke which paralized her right side. She was preceeded in death by both her parents and one brother, Harry. She is survived by two brothers, Walter of Stromsburg, and Lawrence of Ceresco, and one sister, Edith, Mrs. Ed Johnson also of Ceresco. There are also several nieces and nephews and many friends. Peace over her memory. Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon in the Covenant Church in Ceresco, Rev. R.E. Hammer officiating. Soloist was Mrs. Carl Sundberg with Mrs. Carl Mostrom at the organ. Pallbearers were Emerson Ransom, Delwin Rudeen, Stanley Rudeen, Warren Rudeen, Arvin Sundberg, and Carl Sundberg. Burial was made in the Fridhem Cemetery at Swedeburg. | ||
| 709 | | 22 Mar 1923 Jermain Whitehouse obituary Jermain Erving Whitehouse was born in Oswego, N.Y. July 7, 1843. He came with his parents to Houston county, Minn, in 1856. Feb 1 1864 he enlisted in the 1st Minnesota Battery Light Artillery Volunteers and saw service under General Grant at Vicksburg, and was with Sherman on this March to the Sea. He received an Honorable Discharge June 30, 1865. He answered to the call of the Great Commander at 15 minutes of 4:00 o'clock Sunday p.m., March 11, 1923, dying by a stroke in his home in Houston. Had he lived till July 7 he would have been 80 years of age. Previous to his enlistment, Mr. Whitehouse was married to Louise Appleby. After the war he settled in Money Creek and in 1869 was married to Dora Wilson, who died Dec. 15, 184. Mr Whitehouse was again married Sept. 24, 1885 to Mrs. Ella Whitney, who survives him. His children are as follows: Frank Erving Whitehouse, Norfolk, Neb., Mrs. Delo Viers and Fred Erving Whitehouse, Rushford, Minn., Mrs. Harry Smith of Houston and Vernon S. Whitehouse, Rodman, Iowa. He also leaves 11 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren and one brother, Charles Whitehouse of Houston. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 p.m. from the Presbyterian church, Rev. McKinney officiating. Prof. Wled had charge of the music. The burial was in Money Creek and services at the grave were conducted by the G.A.R. and the American Legion, who attend in a body and whose impressive ceremony was a fitting tribute to the worth and services of an honored veteran. The American Legion also furnished the pall-bearers. The sympathy of our community goes out to the stricken family their sudden bereavement. | ||
| 710 |  | 22 May 1973 Elmer Pearson Erma Skiles marriage license Lincoln Star Pearson, Elmer Winford, Ceresco...70 Skiles, Erma Kathleen, 2920 No. 56th...53 | ||
| 711 | | 23 Jan 1795 Marriage Nils Mårtensson and Bertha Pehrsdotter | ||
| 712 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 713 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 714 |  | 25 Jan 1949 Emily Timmons death certificate | ||
| 715 |  | 25 Jan 1949 Ida Frasier death certificate | ||
| 716 | | 25 Jan 1949 Ida Frasier obituary - Ashland Gazette Hold Services for Mrs. Ida Frasier Ida Black Frasier was born at Fairfield, Ind., May 1, 1864 and passed away at Lincoln, Nebr., on Jan. 25, 1949 at the age of 84 years, 8 months, and 25 days. She came to North English, Ia. with her farmily when one year of age. The trip took three weeks in a covered wagon. Her early girlhood was spent in the vicinities of North and South English, Harper, and Keota, Ia. In 1879 she came to Nebraska with the family of E.J. Rosecrans, with whom she made her home. On April 1, 1886 she was married to Edward A. Frasier of Ashland, and they made their home on a farm 5 1/2 miles west of Ashland until her husband's death on Dec. 10, 1938. Seven children were born to this union, one daughter, Maude Belle, having died in infancy. Surviving are Chester A., Grinnell, Ia.; Roscoe E., Ceresco; Nellie I Frasier, Glendale, Calif.; Mabel Williamson and Clarence D. Frasier, Lincoln, and Myrtle Hrubesky of Geneva. Mrs. Frasier also leaves 13 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren to mourn her loss as well as other relatives and a host of friends. Mrs. Frasier was a member of the New Hope Christian church and a charter member of the West Ashland Women's club. She was actively interested in these organizations as long as her health permitted. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at Marcy chapel with Rev. H. H. Utterback in charge. Mrs. Warren Robinson sang "Going Home" and "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." Mrs. H.F. Anderson was her accompanist. Pallbearers were Jess Russell, Clyde Landon, Lynn Converse, Ed Vance, Jess Parks and O.J. Lohr. Interment was made in the Ashland cemetery. | ||
| 717 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 718 | | 25 Nov 1961 Bruce Larson obituary Lincoln Star Larson - Franklin Bruce, 16, of 5104 Emmet, Omaha, died Saturday. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Larson. Survivors: brother, Scott; sister, Lynn; great-grandmother, Mrs. Anna Walin, Omaha; grandmother, Mrs. Art Larson, Wahoo; grandfather, Theodore Anderson, Ceresco. Funeral: 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Eagle Cemetery. Pallbearers: Bill Umland, Eugene West, Orin Lanning, Roy Vickers, Joe Rudolph, Henry Rockenbach. | ||
| 719 | | 25 Oct 1975 Irvin Pearson Sr. obituary Lincoln Star PEARSON - Irvin L., 52, Ceresco, died Monday. Farmer. Member Immanuel Lutheran. Survivors: wife, Iradelle; sons, Irvin Jr., William, both Ceresco; daughter, Rose Marie Pearson, Ceresco; brothers, Elmer, Herman, both Ceresco; sister, Mrs. Edna Brostrom, Corvallis, Ore. Nelson Funeral Home, Ceresco. | ||
| 720 |  | 25 Sep 1923 Death Certificate Zeno Bass Sr. | ||
| 721 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 722 | | 28 Apr 1891 Clara Fredrika Jonsdotter death record Cause of death is "Bröstkatarr" which would be some type of lung affliction, build up of mucus, etc. Age 61y 1m 7d. Page 351 in household exam book | ||
| 723 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 724 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 725 |  | 28 May 2010 Roberta Nelson Hofker obituary Hofker Roberta Janet (Nelson) Hofker, 84, of LIncoln, widow of LeRoy H., foermerly of Republican City, Neb. and Mesa, Ariz., died Friday 5/28/10. Born at Lincoln, Neb. on 9/6/1925. Secretary and Vice President of the corporation of Hofker Automotive in Lincoln. Survivors: Sons and daughter ins-in-law: Gary and Mary Hofker of Seymour, Tenn., James and Sherry Hofker of EAgle, Neb.; Daughters and sons-in-law: Beverly and Robert Spomer of Buena Vista, Colo.; Barbara and Larry Lanning of Waverly, Neb.; Sister: Marjorie Sutter of Lincoln; Broathers and sisters-in-law: Archie and Rose Nelson of Denver; Dale and Patricia Nelson of Brush, Colo.; Mel and Jan Nelson of Sussex, Wis.; Brother-in-law: Gary Briggs of Wayzata, Minn.; Sister-in-law: Fran Hofker of North St. Paul, Minn.; 11 Grandchildren; 10 Great Grandchildren. Memorial services will be held on Wednesday (6/2/10) at 11 a.m. at Rosemont Alliance Church, 2600 N. 70th Street, Lincoln. Cremation, No Visitation. In lieu of flowers, memorials to CMA Missions. Condolences: aspenaftercare.com. | ||
| 726 | | 28 Sep 1910 Newspaper Clipping - Phineas Bowley death Phines Bowley, eighty-one years of age, died at 3:15 yesterday at the home of his niece, Mrs. Ella L. Frasier, 1546 South Twenty-fifth street. The reamins will be held at Brown & Doyles for a few days and then will be taken to Kingston, Wis., for burial. | ||
| 727 | | 28 Sep 1961 August Brodd obituary Lincoln Star OUT-OF-TOWN BRODD - August Brodd, 89, of Ceresco, died Thursday. Survivors: sons, Herbert, Harold and Carl, all fo Ceresco, and Evald of Wahoo; daughters Emeline and Ethel, of Ceresco, and Mrs. Edith Jasa of Wahoo; 4 grandchildren and sister, Mrs. Anna Wallin, of Davey. Services Saturday, 2:30 p.m. at Emmanual Lutheran Church in Ceresco, the Rev. Phil R. Ekblad officiating. Swedeburg Lutheran Cemetery. | ||
| 728 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 729 | | 29 Oct 1956 Herman Pearson garage robbery Lincoln Star Armed Burglar Robs Ceresco Garage of $5 CERESCO, Neb. - Garage-owner Herman Pearson surprised a burglar ransacking his garage Sunday night but was forced to leave at gunpoint as the armed man escaped with $4 to $5. Pearson said, "I saw the man crouching in the office as I rasied up, pointed a gun at me, and told me to get out." "I left, jumped in my car which was parked in front of the garage," Pearson said, "and I went home to call the sheriff." Pearson said the burglar took "only $4 to $5 from the cash register." SMASHED WINDOW The burglar entered the garage by smashing a rear window and reaching through to unlatch the frame. Sheriff Joe Divis of Saunders County arrived to investigate the break-in. Pearson said he did not see a car that belonged to the burglar as he drove up to his garage to do som Sunday night work. He described the man to to the sheriff as wearing a leather jacket, having brown hair, about 25 years old and weighing about 155 pounds. The Safety Patrol immediately sent out a broadcast on the description. | ||
| 730 |  | 3 Jul 1931 Harriett Bass obituary HARRIET DILL BASS Mrs. Zeno Bass age 85, a resident of Mills County since 1875, passed away last Friday morning at home of her son Mayo Bass north of Tabor, after a brief illness. Mrs. Bass was a native of Indiana, but came west to Kansas in 1868, and to Mills Coo., Iowa in 1875. She was the mother of seven children, of whom six survive, Mrs. Emily Timmons of Valley, Nebr.; Mrs. Ida Dillehay of Council Bluffs; Mrs. Nannie Hodges of Glenwood; Mayo Bass of Tabor; Zeno Bass Jr. of Strahan; and Louis Bass of Malvern. For 40 years Mr. and Mrs. Bass made their home on their farm in Rawles Township, but in 1912 retired and made their home in Malvern until the death of Mr. Bass in 1923. Since then the mother has made her home with her children. Besides her sons and daughters she is survived by 26 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the Methodist Church in Malvern Sunday afternoon. Conducted by Rev. Schearmann, assisted by Rev. Rarick. Music was furnished by Mrs. D.O. Cunningham, Mrs. John Beckwith, R.M. Criswell and J.R McClymond. Accompanied by Mrs. Hubert Chambers. Pallbearers were grandsons Austin Bass, Lyle Hodges, Herman Dillehay, Royal Bass, Mayo Bass and Rex Timmons. Interment was in the Malvern Cemetery. TABOR BEACON JULY 8, 1931 The following is the obituary: Harriet Dill was born in Morgantown, Indiana, Jan. 4, 1846. She was the daughter of Peter and Emily Dill. She spent the early years of her life in Indiana until the time of her marriage to Zeno Bass, Feb. 21, 1866. Seven children were born to their union; one son, Ora, died at the age of twenty-five years. The others survive her. They are: Mrs. Emily Timmons of Valley, Nebr., Mrs. Ida Dillehay of Council Bluffs, Mrs. Nannie Hodges and Mayo Bass of GlenwoodZeno Bass of Strahan, and Louis Bass of Malvern. She is also survived by twenty-six grandchildren and twenty-three great grandchildren. They moved to Kansas shortly after they were married where they resided for several years and then moved to Iowa, locating on a farm in Rawles township, Mills county, in 1875. Here they lived for thirty-nine years, building up one of the fine fafarms of that section and adding to it as time went by. Here they reared their fine family and their hospitable home was known far and near. Mrs. Bass was a good neighbor and many there be who recall her many acts of kindness and neighborly help. She was a firm and devout believer in her God and read the Bible as her daily guide. In 1912 they retired from the farm and moved to Malvern where they built a fine home in the northwest part of town and here they lived until 1923 when Mr. Bass died. Since then she has made her home much of the time with her children. The past few months she seemed to be in fair health and when in town a short time ago she seemed very cheerful and enjoyed visiting with her friends as they came to see her. She was remarkably preserved for one of her age. Her death came as a distinct shock to all who knew her. She will be missed. | ||
| 731 | | 3 May 1783 Birth Catharina Månsdotter Parents Måns Persson and Catharina Pehrsdotter i Kopparp Godparents: Måns i ?? h. Catharina i ??? Amund i ???, p. Helena i Kopparp dr Samuel och Anders i Kopparp, p. Catharina i ibidem | ||
| 732 | | 30 Apr 1794 Moving In Certificate for Jan Eliasson family From Transcribes: Bonden Jan Esaiesson från Olarp, född i Lommaryd Åhr 1753, som med sin hustru Stina Larsdotter född i Flisby Åhr 1761, afflytta till Nässjö, kunna båda läsa i bok, oth utan till Luth: Cath: tämligen wäl, En del af Svebelu C ning kann Mannen dock blott skyckewit och hustrun något mer begreppen äro enfaldige, här hafwa de fördt en oklandrad lefnad, infunnit sig wid förhören och begådt h: Hr Nattward sidst d 2 Februari detta Åhr deras barn som äro följaktige är Sohnen Iaac född i Solberga Åhr 1782, kan läsa wäl bok, utan till Luth Catts och en stor del af Gråbergs för klaring, dot: Maya född i Flisby 1786 har börjat läsa, Sohn Magnus född i Solberga 1789 och Sohn Johannes född. Flisby 1793. Attesteras af Flisby d: 30 Aprill 1794. Claes NLwvir Prop: S Past: kronoskattarna enligt upwist. qvistence Bok är From Google Gemini: Understanding the Context: Before we dive into the translation, let's understand what this document was. In 18th-century Sweden, moving between parishes required official documentation. This certificate was likely a necessary document for Jän Eliasson and his family to establish themselves in their new parish, Nässjö. It serves as a record of their previous residence, family members, and their religious and educational standing. Translation and Explanation: Here's a translation of the document, with some explanations of the old Swedish terms: -"Bonden Jan Esaiesson från Olarp, född i Lommaryd Åhr 1753, som med sin hustru Stina Larsdotter född i Flisby Åhr 1761, afflytta till Nässjö": "Farmer Jan Eliasson from Olarp, born in Lommaryd in the year 1753, who with his wife Stina Larsdotter, born in Flisby in the year 1761, has moved to Nässjö." -"kunna båda läsa i bok, oth utan till Luth: Cath: tämligen wäl": "Both can read fairly well, and are reasonably well-versed in the Lutheran Catechism." (Luth: Cath: is short for Lutheranska Katekesen, the Lutheran Catechism) -"En del af Svebelu Cning kann Mannen dock blott skyckewit och hustrun något mer": "The man can only write a little, and the wife can write a bit more." (Svebelu Cning likely refers to Swedish writing or spelling) -"begreppen äro enfaldige": "Their understanding is simple." -"här hafwa de fördt en oklandrad lefnad": "They have led an unblemished life here." -"infunnit sig wid förhören och begådt h: Hr Nattward sidst d 2 Februari detta Åhr": "They have presented themselves for questioning and received Holy Communion last on the 2nd of February this year." -"deras barn som äro följaktige är Sohnen Iaac född i Solberga Åhr 1782": "Their children who are accompanying them are: their son Isaac, born in Solberga in the year 1782." -"kan läsa wäl bok, utan till Luth Catts och en stor del af Gråbergs för klaring": "He can read well, is familiar with the Lutheran Catechism, and a large part of Gråberg's explanations." (Gråberg was likely a religious text or teacher.) -"dot: Maya född i Flisby 1786 har börjat läsa": "Their daughter Maya, born in Flisby in 1786, has started to read." -"Sohn Magnus född i Solberga 1789 och Sohn Johannes född. Flisby 1793": "Their son Magnus, born in Solberga in 1789, and their son Johannes, born in Flisby in 1793." -"Attesteras af Flisby d: 30 Aprill 1794. Claes NLwvir Prop: S Past:": "Attested in Flisby on the 30th of April 1794. Claes NLwvir, Pastor." | ||
| 733 | | 30 Apr 1830 - Marriage Pär Lindström and Elna Westergren | ||
| 734 | | 31 Aug 1806 Birth Bengta Nilsdotter | ||
| 735 | | 31 Dec 1909 - Pierce-Gilchrist Wedding Announcement Wednesday at high noon at the country home of Schuyler Pierce and wife, eight miles northwest of Lincoln, near Woodlawn, took place the marriage of their son, Winne W. Pierce, to Miss Bertha A. Gilchrist. The home was beautifully decorated with wedding bells and mistletoe. At the appoint hour with Miss Nellie Frasier at the piano the wedding party entered, led by Rev. J.W. Hilton of Cotner University, Bethany, followed by Roy White and Miss Leona Gilchrist, the latter a sister of the bride. Last came the bride and groom. After the brief but impressive ceremony the couple were greeted by a large group of friends. During the moments which intervened before dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Doggett, Mrs. W. E. Doggett and Miss Lillian Van Sickle entertained the guests with readings and music. A sumptuous dinner was served by Mrs. Pierce, assisted by her sister, Miss Ella Frasier of Lincoln, and others. A supper was also given in the evening to a large group of young friends who could not attend the wedding from lack of room. The parents of the bride, John and Ellen Gilchrist, both died some fourteen years ago and she has won her way into the hearts of her friends by her earnest and womanly life. The groom is held in high esteem for his ability and sterling worth. After a short trip east Mr. and Mrs. Pierce will make their homewith the groom's parents on the farm. The following were present at the wedding: Dr. Elizabeth Fields, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. White, Roy White, Miss Gertrude White, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Doggett, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Doggett, Miss Lillian Van Sickle, all of Lincoln; D. Gilchrist, brother of the bride; L.D. Grebe, Miss Nellie Frasier, Roscoe Frasier, all of Ashland, Neb.; Frank Gilchrist of Perry, Ia.; Miss Grace Keeler, Tomah, Wis.; Miss Leona Gilchrist, Fargo N.D.; Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Nelson, Raymond, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. Tremain and Fern Tremain of Malcolm; Mary Beeson, Arroyogrande, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. B.A. Wilkinson and son Harold of Bethany; and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fellwork. | ||
| 736 | | 4 Mar 1889 Estate Inventory for Mårten Nilsson All children listed - all except Elna are in "Amerika" | ||
| 737 | | 4 Nov 1826 Bengta Nilsdotter death record | ||
| 738 | | 4 Oct 1781 Birth Maria Månsdotter Baptized 7 Oct Parents Måns Pehrsson and Cathrina Pehrsdotter I Kopparp Godparents: Amund i Kopparp, H. Sara i Holma (?) Sold. Måns Bomqvist I Holma, pegan Lena i Kopparp Dr. Anders och Johan i Kopparp | ||
| 739 | | 5 Dec 1820 Death Stina Larsdotter | ||
| 740 | | 5 Mar 1796 Death Johan Eliasson Begraft. 18 Mars: Johan Esaillson ifrån Bäc¬ kafall, giftman och Hemmansbrukare död d. 5ejutd. af transjuka 43arg Begrofs af Adh: Sellergren tor vor född i Rickelstorp och Flisby Socka af fenrarbrakaren Esaias Nilsson och der Hustro Ingeborg Pehrsdotter; gift sig 27 år gl. md Pig. Stina Larsdotter ifrån Kå¬ rarp; var gift i 15 år, hade 6 barn af hwil¬ ka 4 örfderlefd honom. Sidste sjökdomen fö¬ stod: 4 år, mer härgliggara i 4 marader. Possible Translation: Buried. March 18: Johan Esaillson from Bäckafall, married man and crofter, died the 5th of this month from consumption, 43 years old. Buried by Pastor Sellergren. He was born in Rickelstorp and Flisby Parish, son of the farmer Esaias Nilsson and his wife Ingeborg Pehrsdotter. He married at the age of 27 years to Stina Larsdotter from Kårarp. They were married for 15 years and had 6 children, of whom 4 survived him. His last illness lasted 4 years, with 4 severe attacks. | ||
| 741 | | 6 Jan 1975 Nellie Clay Pearson obituary Lincoln Star PEARSON - Nellie, 85, 4720 Randolph St., died Monday. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Omer (Viola) Sutton, Waverly, Mrs. R.C. (Maxine) Beethe, Burlington, Colo.; son, Everett, Crofton; sisters, Mrs. Mabel Bulling, Houston, Tex., Mrs. Agenes Bulling, Englewood, Calif., Mrs. Florence Nelson, Lincoln; nine grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, Rosemont Alliance Church, 2600 No. 70th, The Rev. H.B. Leastman. Burial Waverly Cemetery. Pallbearers: Norman Pearson, Melvin Pearson, Linus Erickson, Martin Pearson, Loren Dotson, Dwight Nelson. Memorials to church. Nelson Funeral Home, Ceresco. | ||
| 742 | | 6 Oct 1848 Marriage Magnus Johansson and Maja Stina Nilsdotter Transcription (from Trankribus, may have errors): År 1848 den 6 October begjertes och utfördoder Lysning tillakten skop för Änkomannen och Hemmansbrukarene Magnus Johans son i Marbäck Västergård och församling och Pig Maria Christina Nilsdotter på Ingarpaberg. Hon med baft in Mloders i samrad me tin Alie Brodens flrottilige tillåtelse till äktenskapet Hin behörig äctenskaps attest från Marbäck som uppvisat behörgt antskifte mellan barnen De ägde försvartig Christendems ktänskap och voro med hvarandra icke uti någon stägls¬ skapes förbendelse samt gåfvo hvarandra frett je och brg tycke till äktenskapet som med vag bekräftades den 28 Octo¬ bir 1848 på Ingsberg af I Fagenström Translation (from Gemini, may have errors): On the 6th of October, 1848, a banns proclamation was requested and performed for the marriage of Magnus Johansson, a widower and farmer from Marbäcks Västergård, and Maria Christina Nilsdotter, a servant (pigan) from Ingarpsbeerg. With the consent of her parents and guardian, Brodens, she agreed to the marriage. Magnus presented a valid marriage certificate from Marbäck, which showed a proper exchange of vows. Both professed the Christian faith, were not related in any prohibited degree, and freely gave their consent to the marriage, which was solemnly confirmed on the 28th of October, 1848, at Ingarpsbeerg by I Fagenström. | ||
| 743 | | 7 Jan 1934 Viola Pearson Omer Sutton engagement Lincoln Star Pearson - Sutton Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Pearson of Waverly announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Viola, to Omer A. Sutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Sutton, also of Waverly. Feb. 24 is the date set for the wedding. | ||
| 744 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 745 | | 7 May 1807 Birth Johan Pettersson (later Skott) Needs transcribing/translation | ||
| 746 | | 7 Nov 1934 Herman Pearson Thelma Frasier wedding Lincoln Star Mrs. Herman Pearson of Ceresco was Miss Thelma Frasier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Frasier of Ceresco, before her marriage Nov. 7 at the home of her parents. Rev. A.H. Peterson officiated. Mr. Pearson is the son of Mrs. Clara Pearson of Ceresco. The couple will live in Ceresco. | ||
| 747 | | 8 Nov 1789 Birth Anders Månsson Baptized 10 Nov. Parents Måns Persson and hustru Caisa Pehrsdotter. Godparents: Peter Larsson i ?? Pastor Hertzelin? och hustru Catharina Nilsdotter i Kopparp | ||
| 748 | | 9 Apr 1810 Death Listen Månsdotter Daughter of Måns Jacobsson and his wife Maja Pehrsdotter of Ekeryd in Eksjö parish. Born 11 May 1740. Married in 1760 to land-owning farmer (bonded) Pehr Henricsson in Broddarp. Had 6 children, 4 sons and 2 daughters [ed: not correct]. Became a widow 25 Aug 1805. Cause of death old age frailty | ||
| 749 |  | 9 Dec 1938 Edward Frasier death certificate | ||
| 750 | | 9 Jan 1759 Birth Stina Larsdotter Father bonded (farmer) Lars Svensson and wife Lisken Matthisdotter at Kårarp, baptized on 14 January. Godparents Anders Nilsson in Håkenarp, Ander Jönsson, Jaen Andersson in Mölarp, Maja Nilsdotter of Håkenarp, Annika Svensdotter and Lisken Jaensdotter at Sidhults Torp. |