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16641

Or Margretha.

Never married.

In the 1930 census, Katherine M. Michaelson was a lodger at 510 South 8th Street in Minneapolis. She is a public school teacher. That is the occupation shown on her death certificate.

In the 1940 census, she lived in Minneapolis with her mother and siblings. She was employed as a school teacher. She earned $1300 in 1939. She had had 4 years of college.

Apparently lived with her brother Frithjof at the time of his death in 1968 at 2421 Pillsbury Avenue South in Minneapolis. At the time of her death, she was living at 2625 Park Avenue South, #609. She died at Fairview Riverside Hospital at 10:40 PM. The cause of death was a heart attack brought upon by a stroke that had occurred about 4 days earlier.

Her sister Else B. Michaelsen, who was apparently living with her at 2625 Park Avenue, was the informant for the information on Katherine’s death certificate.

MICHAELSEN, Katherine Margaret (I7137)

16642

Or Maria.

CHAMBERS, Marie Ida (I16217)

16643

Or Mariann.

HAGEN, Mary Ann (I14318)

16644

Or Marie as in the 1900 census. She was single and living at home and was a saleslady.

MOUSSEAU, Mary (I5284)

16645

Or Marie C. Born Clara Marie.

Her children lived with relatives in Chicago for awhile after she died. They were then taken in by her mother in LaPorte, Indiana.

CUMMINGS, Clara Marie (I30269)

16646

or Marie or Maria

OTTEN, Mary (I30910)

16647

Or Marilynne.

MAYER, Marilyn Grace (I5447)

16648

Or Marion.

In the 1950 census, she was unmarried and living with her son with her parents and siblings in Faribault.

She married Cyril G Thompson in Rice County on 16 May 1957.

PINC, Jean Mary (I38138)

16649

Or Marion.

Marian E (I21185)

16650

Or Marjorie Mae Havir.

In the 1938 Minneapolis city directory, she was a stenographer and lived at home with her parents and sister at 3401 45th Avenue S.

In the 1939 city directory, she was a typist for the Bureau of Engraving. She lived at home with her parents and sister at 3401 45th Avenue S. Her wedding reception was at her parents’ house in south Minneapolis.

In the 1940 census, she and George lived at 2701 Bloomington Avenue S. George was a proprietor of a grocery store and Margerie was a clerk at a grocery store. Both of them were high-school graduates.

Middle name also spelled Mae in one of her kids’ (George) birth certificates.

“Mr. and Mrs. George Booth” signed Bess’s funeral guestbook. (Twice, actually. An additional entry was “Mr. and Mrs. Geo Booth and George Booth.”)

Marj and George lived in Rosemount at the time of their childrens’ weddings.

At the time of her sister’s death Marj and George lived in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. That’s where Marj died about a year later. Marj’s obit was in the August 8, 1978, edition of the Minneapolis Star.

At the time of her death, she and, presumably, George, lived at 109 Regency Drive in Hattiesburg. Her obit in the Hattiesburg American said that she had seven grandchildren.

As her oldest daughter recounted in a 2012 article, Marj met her future in-laws for the first time on July 13, 1936.

HAVIER, Marjorie Mayme (I573)