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Living with the Adolph Herz Sr. family in the 1920 census and with the Adolph Herz Jr. (and her aunt Julia Dietl Herz) family in the 1930 census in Clackamas County, Oregon. Living with her sister Julia in both instances.
Her engagement to Frederick Kubler was announced at the same time as her sister Julia’s engagement to William Perkins in the 10 Jan 1940 edition of the Corvallis newspaper. Anne Louise attended Reed College and graduated from the Oregon College of Education at Monmouth.
Listed as Anna L Kubler in the Washington Death Index on Ancestry. Not listed in the SSDI. Not listed in the Washington State Digital Archives. | LARSON, Anne Louise (I7965)
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| 14202 |
Living with the Erick Larson family in the 1910 census as Nora Torger, “sister in law.” | TORGER, Nora B (I17854)
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| 14203 |
Living with the Fullmers in California in the 1930 census. | CHRISTENSEN, Leland Othello (I4598)
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| 14204 |
Living with the Haagan and Amelia Hall family in the 1930 census. Amelia (Molly) was Roger’s mother’s sister. According to Greg, Roger was given to his aunt Amelia at his mother’s funeral.
As Roger L Tousager on his indexed birth certificate.
The tragedy surrounding the birth of the twins (both were born alive) and subsequent death of one of the twins and their mother left the birth and death records confusing. Birth certificate 28054 was for Roger L., the first twin born. Birth certificate 28055 was for Marion Leola, a male, the second twin born and the third child of Martin and Luella, all three children of whom were alive for a brief period of time. The death certificate for Raymond LeRoy includes the annotation, “B.C. gives name as Roger L.” The death certificate is also unclear about the death date of the twin, either April 25 or April 26. The best guess is that the first twin, Roger L., lived as Roger Laverne. The second twin was renamed Raymond LeRoy between birth and death.
His official obit:
Roger L. Tonsager, age 97, passed away peacefully surrounded by family in the early hours of September 4, 2024.
Roger was born on April 22, 1927, to Martin and Luella Tonsager. Tragically, his mother and twin brother passed away soon after his birth. Subsequently, Roger’s infancy and childhood were spent with his maternal aunt, Molly (Amelia), her husband, Haagard Hall and their children.
Roger met his beloved wife, Joan, during High School and they were married for 73 years until her passing in 2020. He was also preceded in death by his grandson, Jeremy Lakin; his sister, Marion Erickson; and his brother, Donald Tonsager.
He is survived by his children, Luella (Jerry) Kramer, John (Mel) Tonsager, Cecelia (Bruce) Bauer, Kathy Lakin, Gregory (Val) Tonsager, Mary (Kevin) Fogarty, Madonna (Mike) Denley, Veronica (Lance) Johnstone, Peter (Janet) Tonsager; 24 grandchildren; 33 great grandchildren; and 2 great-great grandchildren. He is also survived by his brothers, David and Wayne Tonsager; and his niece, Dedie (Bob) Hanson).
Roger enlisted in the Marine Corp towards the end of his High School years and was a proud veteran of WWII, having spent most of his service in occupied China.
After his retirement, he and Joan spent almost twenty winters in Mesa, AZ where he found his true avocation in the art of Lapidary. During those years he made hundreds of pieces of beautiful jewelry which he willingly gifted to family and friends.
Yet, his greatest joy was his grandchildren. As anyone who ever met him knows, he would praise their many accomplishments to all.
The family would like to give a special thanks to the Benedictine Senior Living Staff, the Allina Hospice Care Team and to his friend, Kent Karlsson “The Swede” who visited him often.
A Memorial Mass will be held on Tuesday, September 10, 2024 at 11 a.m. at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Hastings with visitation one hour prior to the time of the Mass. Roger will be interred with his wife, Joan at Lakeside Cemetery, Hastings at a later date. | TONSAGER, Roger Laverne (I12732)
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Living with the Hans H. and Josephine Toso family in Twp 153, Benson County, North Dakota, at the time of the 1900 census. He is single and shown as “brother.”
He registered for the draft on September 12, 1918, in Minnewaukan, North Dakota, as Iver Hansen Toso of Esmond where he is a self-employed farmer. He gives his nearest relative as his wife, Lizzie Toso. He is described as tall and of medium build with blue eyes and light hair.
In the 1920 census, he and his family live in Isabel Twp, Benson County, North Dakota. He, his brother Jens, and his widowed mother Gertrude live in adjoining farms. Iver’s household consists of himself, 44, Lizzie, 38, Julia, 16, and Gertrude, 12, and an “adopted son” Axel Robertson, 1. All of the children were born in North Dakota. | TOSO, Iver (I9493)
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| 14206 |
Living with the McCallums and her mother in Minneapolis at the time of the 1920 census. Their address was 711 26th Avenue, N.E. Ethel, shown as Ethel R., age 22, was a public school teacher.
Inthe 1930 census, she and Olaf and, supposedly, Olaf’s sister Marjorie, live in Sioux City.
In the 1940 census, Ethel Jackson, age 42, lives in Sioux City with her husband Olaf and two daughters. | ANDERSON, Ethel Ruth (I7757)
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| 14207 |
Living with the Whiteleys in the 1910 census. His father was born in Wisconsin, his mother in Michigan.
He registered for the draft as Searle Eugene Whiteley. At that time he was single and living in Minneapolis. His occupation was roundhouse helper for the Soo Line. He claimed a physical disability as reason for exemption from the draft. He said that he was born in Coloma, Wisconsin, on September 19, 1893. | HOPPER, Searl E (I14691)
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Livingston | ALLEN, Kenneth Cecil (I41038)
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Lloyd and Edna live in Pepin in the 1930 census. They have no children. Lloyd is a commercial fisherman.
In the 1940 census, as Engels, Lloyd, Edna, and Bruce live in Pepin. Lloyd is still a commercial fisherman. Living with the family is a boarder, Everett Waitz. Lloyd’s parents, William and Amelia, live next door. | ENGEL, Lloyd William (I8683)
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Lloyd is married to Alma in the 1930 census. Alma died 7 Dec 1973 in Multnomah County. | JANZ, Lloyd M (I19331)
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