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1561

Anderson, Verda (Dahl) age 98, passed on peacefully August 1, 2006. Preceded in death by husband, Harold and sons, Paul and Tyler. Survived by sister, Inger Kennedy of Spring Park; daughters- in-law, Frances Anderson of Robbinsdale and Kathie Anderson of Mayer; 11 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; 8 great-great-grandchildren and many other relatives and friends. The family is grateful for the compassionate care of the staff at Presbyterian Homes Mtka, where she resided for the past 3 years. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to All Saints Lutheran Church, Norwood-Young America or Presbyterian Homes on Lake Minnetonka. Interment will be at Fort Snelling National Cemetery.

DAHL, Verda (I20006)

1562

Andover

HEASLET, Ruth Jenny (I24926)

1563

Andreas was born 3 Feb 1844, bapt 25 Feb 1844, in Land to Christian Christiansen and Karen Olsdatter of Narums.

Andreas is shown as unmarried in the 1865 census.

Sometimes confused with him is another Andreas Christianssen in Land, b. ca 1836, to Christian Pedersen and Anne M Petersdatter of the Bakken farm.

SKOGSTAD, Andreas Christiansen (I11024)

1564

Andreasen. Both of her parents were born in Denmark.

ANDERSON, Anna C (I17010)

1565

Andrew and Ida and Sylvia lived in Willmar in the 1900 census. Andrew was a tailor. He had come to the U.S. in 1892.

In the 1905 state census, he and Ida and Sylvia and Roy O. L. live at 2707 14th Ave in south Minneapolis. He is a tailor.

In the 1910 census, Andrew is a tailor in Minneapolis. He is a widower with two children.

According to his death certificate, Anders’s parents were Rasmuss Andersson and somebody else, both born in Denmark. {The 1905 state census shows his mother as born in Sweden.} Andrew was a tailor and a widower and lived at 404 Lincoln Building in Minneapolis.

Anders was a suicide. He died from illuminating gas poisoning.

RASMUSSEN, Anders Christian (Andrew) (I15989)

1566

Andrew Edwin Lockrem was born November 24, 1885 on a farm near Little Chicago, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lockrem. At the age of 21 he was married to Lucy Barrigar and they made their home in the Hazelwood community, purchasing the farm here and moving to Little Prairie 24 years ago where Mr. Lockrem has since lived. He was in his usual health, passing away Monday evening, Jan. 23, following a heart attack. Surviving Mr. Lockrem are his, four daughters and one son: (Rose) Mrs. Leo Stanford and (Grace), Mrs. Jack Gernandt of the Dundas community, (Minnie) Mrs. Ben Tupper of Northfield and Alma and Earl at home. There are 10 grandchildren and four brothers, Peter Lockrem of McGrath, Gus Lockrem of Northfield; Nels and Ole Lockrem of Minneapolis with four sisters, Mrs. Ole Flannes of Minneapolis, Mrs. Harry Edwards and Mrs. Sever Estrem, both of Northfield, also survive, and Mrs. Margaret McSlan, Granite Falls. Two sisters have preceded him in death. They were Mrs. Arthur Dilley and Mrs. Andrew Rudy, both of Northfield. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Dundas Methodist church with the pastor, Rev. Marvin Johnson in charge. Mrs. E. E. Williams and Mrs. Johnson sang during the service. Pallbearers were J. E. Ennis, Errol Swartwoudt, I. E. Tupper, Roy Palon, Stephen Becker and Harry Wallace and interment was in the Groveland Cemetery.

LOCKREM, Andrew Edwin (I32976)

1567

Andrew Keck Hunt was always called 'Jim'. Sometimes he signed his name as James Hunt. His parents were Wint and Mary (Freund) Hunt. He was their seventh child. His siblings were Georgia, Thomas, Ama, Mary 'Pete', Charlie, Belle, and Clarence 'Babe.'

Jim married Valborg 'Chris' Knudsen twice, once in 1919 in Missouri, and again in 1931 in Chicago, IL. They had a son who was mixed up at birth with another child. The hospital noted the error, Jim and Chris shared custody of the two boys with the other parents. They believed that the boy that was called Jimmy was their son. Both boys died in their late teens or early twenties. They had a daughter named Jeanne. Jeanne died when she was 36 years old. Leaving behind three children. Chris and Jim divorced before 1940. His grandchildren called him Ol' Ba. They loved him and his wonderful sense of humor. Jim lived with his sisters Pete and Belle at the time of his death.

HUNT, Andrew Keck (Jim) (I25270)

1568

Andrew was shown as a farmer and was living with his brother William and family in High Forest, Olmsted County, Minnesota, at the time of the 1880 census.

The June, 1895 Wisconsin state census for Waupaca County showed Andrew Williams’ household had 4 males, 3 females, all 7 born in the United States. He was the Waupaca County sheriff at about that time.

There is a biographical sketch of Andrew in the 1895 history of the upper Wisconsin River counties.

The facts and events shown here assume that Ove’s son Andrew is the Andrew Williams living on Maple Street in Waupaca in the 1900 census. He was a railroad officer.

Could not find him in Waupaca in the 1905 state census.

In the 1908 Bellingham, Washington, city directory, he is Andrew Williams, sheriff of Whatcom County, living at the Whatcom County Courthouse.

In the 1910 and 1911 Bellingham city directories, he is a deputy U.S. Marshal living at 1513 E.

In the 1910 census, that Andrew was a widower living on E Street in Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington. Living with him was Bert, 23, a railroad clerk, Lynde, 21, no occupation, and Esther, 17, no occupation. Andrew is a U. S. Marshal.

He is not listed in the 1912 Bellingham directory.

In the 1914 and 1917 directories, he is still living at 1513 E. His occupation is “merchant patrol.” (This is probably his son.)

In the 1918 Bellingham directory, he lives at 1513 E. His occupation is “police.”

In the 1920 Bellingham directory, he lives with his daughter and her family at 1408 Humboldt. He is a desk sergeant for the Bellingham police department.

In the 1920 census, Andrew, 63 and a widower, is living with his daughter and her family in Bellingham. He is a desk sergeant at police headquarters.

In the 1921 Bellingham directory, he lives at 2610 Michigan. Andrew is a desk sergeant for the police department.

In the 1923 Bellingham directory, he still lives at 2610 Michigan. No occupation.

An article in the February 12, 1925, edition of the Bellingham Herald:

Andrew Williams, sheriff of Whatcom county about 20 years ago and acting chief of police for a time during Mayor E. T. Mathes’ administration, died this morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Esther Day, at Okanogan, Washington. He had been in ill health for several months. A telegram telling of his death was received by W. W. Fairburn.

Mr. Williams had lived in Bellingham for many years and was esteemed by hundreds of Bellingham residents. He was one of the county’s most popular violinists of the old school, delighting to play for old-time dances. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Esther Day, and one son, Lynde Williams, now at Okanogan. Mr. Williams was a member of the Bellingham Bay Lodge, No. 44, F, & A. M. The remains will be received Friday night by O. R. Hollingsworth.

WILLIAMS, Andrew Ove (I7083)

1569

Andris drowned in the sinking of the steamship Atlantic in Lake Erie, 1852.

BÖE ELLINGBØE, Andris Øysteinsson (I2860)

1570

Andris Knutsson Givre was married four times. Gro Nilsdotter was his fourth wife.

Born, resided, and died in Givre 75/2 søre.

Han var gift fire ganger. Først med Barbro N (Vesle Jøvne) Øydegarden i 1700. De hadde to døtre: Dorte (1701-) og Marit (1703-). Så med Elsebe T Ellingbø 34/2 (1680-1708) i 1704. UB. Så i 1710 med Torø P Lien (79/). De hadde døtrene Guri (1710-) og Anne (1714-) og med den siste kona, Gro Nilsdtr hadde han: Barbro (1719-1759), hun var gift med Halvard Haldorsen Hagen 88/5. Han kjøpte gården etter arvingene til Ove O Steen. Nils 1722-1762 som overtok gården, Elsebet 1723-1762 som ble gift til Fygle og Tore eller Torø som ble gift til Leirol.

Andris fikk bygselsbrev av prosten Ove Ovesen Steen i 1700, 17.8.1730 fikk han skjøte av sorenskriveren, fra arvingene etter Ove, brødrene Jørgen og Hans Wangensteen, som hadde arvet etter moren Kirsti Larsdtr Riis.

Andris og Gro hadde også datteren Elsbet (1723-1762) g i 1745 med Knut O Leirol (1719-1746) De hadde 10 barn, og mange av dem levde opp, men jeg har ikke funnet etterkommere etter dem.

GIVRE, Andris Knutson (I2869)