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16501

Or Ellandson.

ELLANSON, Emma (I16610)

16502

Or Ellen B Young.

She was Mrs. Clarence Layne of San Diego at the time of her sister Etta’s death in 1962.

YOUNG, Barbara Ellen (I13512)

16503

Or Elnore Rosalie, the name she was called in the Willmar newspaper’s article on her baptism.

She was cook in the Robbinsdale School system for 12 years.

Not in the SSDI.

SONDROL, Eleanor Rosella (I5045)

16504

Or Elsa.

In the 1920 census, she was living at home with her father and two brothers (George and Henry) in Bloomington.

KORNDER, Elsie (I19762)

16505

Or Emelia.

She and Carl were childless at the time of the 1930 census. They farmed in Warsaw Twp, Goodhue County.

Her mother’s name is Hert on her death certificate and Olson on her birth certificate.

WANGEN, Bertha Emilia (I7709)

16506

Or Emelia. She was born Amalia.

Her name is spelled Amelia, the name shown as Mamie Norina Smith’s mother, in the Minnesota Births and Christenings database.

In the 1895 state census, she was the 26 year-old Emelia Smith living with her daughter on a farm in New Scandia Twp, Washington County, that was apparently run by Albert and Anton Isaacson, ages 23 and 19 respectively, who were probably Emelia’s brothers.

An Amelia Smith married a C Holm in Hennepin County on 16 Dec 1899.

She and her daughter were living with her new husband (first name Claus, last name begins Hal or Hol, indexed as Holmes) on Washington Avenue in Minneapolis at the time of the 1900 census. She had had only the one child and had come to the U.S. in 1881.

ISAACSON, Amelia (I497)

16507

Or Emmaline.

She is shown in the 1930 census as having been 24 years old when she was first married.

As Nancy Emily Lant, b. 10 Dec 1891, d. 2 Dec 1981, in Marion County, Oregon, she was the spouse of Lester. Her SS# was issued in North Dakota before 1951.

According to one of her granddaughters: “Her parents were Moses Darby and Mary Bell Clayburn, born in Missouri and had 3 brothers and a sister. She married William Gustaf Anderson who was a widower with 5 living children. She had one son of her own from a previous relationship. Together they had 8 more children, my mother being one of them. After Grandpa died, Grandma Nancy married Lester Lant. She outlived Lester and remained a widow until she died in 1981, lacking 8 days of being 90 years old.”

According to another granddaughter: “Nancy Emmaline Darby Anderson Lant was never married before marrying William Gustav Anderson. She had a baby boy fathered by Andrew Lee in 1917, but Andrew had a wife and family and left her immediately to go back to his family. Nancy was devastated, but loved her baby and raised him by herself until she married Bill who treated him as his own.”

An obit:

Nancy Emily Lant, 89, of 672 Hawthorne NE, died Wednesday in St. Timothy Nursing Home.

She was born in Osceola, Mo. and moved to Salem in 1946. She was a member of the First Christian Church.

Survivors include her sons, Vern and Don Anderson, both of Salem, Virgil Anderson, Bellflower, Calif. and Gordon Lee, Waterville, Minn., daughters, Louise Johnson, New Richland, Minn., Betty Swenson and Esther Pagel, both of Albert Lea, Minn., and Joyce Nelson, Salem, sister, Martha Rugg, Minneapolis, 51 grandchildren, 52 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild.

Graveside services will be at 3:30 p.m. Monday in Lee Mission Cemetery.

DARBY, Nancy Emily (I7765)

16508

Or Emmit.

We don’t know where he and his brother Floyd were living at the time of the 1930 census.

Lived with Leo Don and Myrtle prior to their divorce.

He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.

BOYLE, Robert Emmet (I15429)

16509

Or Engwald. Or Selthune.

Or Ingwald Johnathan/Jonathan. An Ingwald with that name registered for the WWI draft in McLean County, North Dakota, in 1918. He was a self-employed farmer in Raub, North Dakota, and was born 20 Nov 1885. His closest of kin was Janette Selthun.

An 18 year-old Engwald J Salthun lived in Northfield, Minnesota, in 1905. He and his father had been born in Wisconsin, his mother had been born in Norway.

In the 1900 census, he lived in Northfield. His parents were John Selthun, age 43, and Ambjor, age 53.

In the 1930 census, he was Engwald J Seltun, a 43 year-old taxi driver in Minot. His father was born in Minnesota and his mother in Norway. His wife was Harriet M, age 35, who was born in Wisconsin to German immigrant parents. Children living with the couple were Nora E. L., age 18, born in North Dakota to a woman born in English Canada; Jean H, 6, born in North Dakota to parents born in Wisconsin; Bobby I, 4, born in North Dakota to parents born in Wisconsin; Harold L, age 3, born in North Dakota to parents born in Wisconsin; Charlett Randall, 16, born in Minnesota to parents born in Wisconsin; Eva Randall, 14, born in North Dakota to parents born in Wisconsin; Raymond P Randall, 13, born in North Dakota to parents born in Wisconsin; and Lyle C Randall, 9, born in North Dakota to parents born in Wisconsin. Engwald was first married when he was 22; Harriet was first married at age 18.

In 1933, as Ingvald J Selthun, he lived in Minot, North Dakota.

In the 1940 census, he is Ingwald Selton, age 53, living with his daughter Nora Eliason in Minot, North Dakota. He is a laborer on county-wide road projects but he, like his daughter, was unemployed.

He is probably the Ingwald John Seltun who registered for the World War II draft in North Dakota. That Ingwald was born 20 Nov 1886 in “Penokey Cap, Wisconsin.” He lived in Cartright, North Dakota but his mailing address was general delivery, Minot. He worked for Leland Bros. of Cartright, North Dakota. His person who would always know his address was Miss E. A. Seltun, general delivery, Minot. (Penokee, Wisconsin, is in the town of Morse, Ashland County, Wisconsin.)

May have died in Deer Lodge County, Montana, on 20 May 1969, as Ingvold Seltun.

The Eliason/Brandon family tree has him marrying, and having several children with, Harriet (Hattie) Minnie Utzig, and does not mention Eunice or June.

SELTHUN, Ingwald John (I28777)

16510

Or Erick.

In the 1940 census, he lived with his mother, sister, and half-brother on George and Emma Kornder’s farm in Bloomington.

At the time he registered for the draft on 16 December 1942, he claimed to be a student at Roosevelt High School. His address was Route 3, Minneapolis, the same address as for the person who would always know his address, Geo Kornder.

He would later serve in the U.S. Navy.

In the 1950 census, he is living with his mother and her brother Herbert on the Kornder farm at 8205 24th Avenue South in Bloomington. His occupation is shown as cook in the armed services.

“He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Louise; his sons, Alan (Denise) and their son, Sean and Gary (Barb) and their children, Alyssa and Sam. Gathering of family and friends, 4-8 PM Wednesday, July 7th at Roberts Family Funeral Home, 555 Centennial Dr. SW, Forest Lake. Graveside service 11 AM Thursday, July 8th at Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Minneapolis. Memorials preferred.”

BERGMAN, John Eric (I19607)