A | B | |
1 | | |
2 | | (not official or legal, for genealogy purposes only) |
3 | | |
4 | Name | |
5 | Maiden Name | |
6 | Sex, Race, Status | F, W, widow |
7 | Date & Place of Birth | |
8 | Date & Place of Death | |
9 | Address | |
10 | Age & Occupation | Age 83 yrs, 8 mns, 20 dys |
11 | Spouse | |
12 | SS# | |
13 | Informant & address | |
14 | Parents & Birthplace | unknown - |
15 | Cause of Death | unknown chronic disease, 4-6 months duration |
16 | Hospital or Doctor | Sacred |
17 | Burial | |
18 | Funeral Director | Lenmark & Sons, |
19 | Source | |
20 | . | |
21 | Miscellaneous | Had been in |
22 | . | |
Regina was Norm's great-great-grandmother, and she married her first cousin, Peder Johnsen LERFALD. Family records indicate she came to the U.S. in 1874, not 1868, as her death record infers. Peder immigrated in 1866, according to family records. I have not been able to find them in Ancestry's Immigration Collection. But Norwegian names can be complicated. They may have used a different last name, depending on the last farm their fathers worked before immigration. Or they may have used patronyms. Johnsen and Olasen/Olsen would be Peder and Regina's respective patronyms, and both are extremely common names.
The Anna Nelson referred to in the death record was their middle daughter. Norm's great-grandmother, Rena, was their youngest daughter and youngest surviving child. It appears that Anna cared for her mother after Peder's death.
My next plan is to have an obit search in the Woodville papers.
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