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17581

She almost certainly died in childbirth. On her death certificate, the cause of death is “congestion of kidneys.” This suggests she probably died of eclampsia.

KEATING, Mary Ann (I18710)

17582

She also had birth certificate 1900-03551 recorded as May Hamre in Chippewa County.

HAMRE, Evelyn Mae (I39159)

17583

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

HOLMLI, B.B. (I18983)

17584

She and Anders had two children.

VALSTAD, Anne Ellingsdatter (I18918)

17585

She and Arvid had three sons.

She may be the Ester Edlund who corresponded with Naomi. There was also an Irene Edlund who may be Ester’s daughter or daughter-in-law. Irene’s children are Alexia and Johannes. Irene lives in Vännäs.

In her notes of her visit, Naomi says, “Saw cousin Ester. She is a card.”

Later, a Tuesday, “Went to Vannäs to call Ester. Inger, her son, came and got us too. Had coffee and enjoyed their place. Felt very welcome. Ester is my cousin and is a card. Lives in a home.”

ULANDER, Ester Johanna (I14374)

17586

She and Carl lived in Sharon, North Dakota, at the time of her father’s death.

HAUGEN, Anna (I32897)

17587

She and Duane survived Marlin.

As Cordelia Trones of Edina, Minnesota, she survived her sister Sylvia, who died in 2011.

Trones, Cordelia (Corky) Judith (Kilde) Of Minnetonka, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on May 15, 2016 at age 89. Preceded in death by her beloved husband, Duane; her parents, John & Clara Kilde; brothers, Loren & Marlin, and sisters, Dorothy & Sylvia. Survived by her children, Mary Beth Carlson (Kent), Deb Trones Becker (Jack), Julie Riley Trones (Len) and John Trones, as well as her grandchildren (Kimberly, Jody, Lindsay, Noah & Leah) and numerous great-grandchildren. Also survived by sister, Ardith Seaver, and brother, John Kilde. Corky was a devoted, loving mother and wife, and her family always came first. She consistently put others before herself and cheerfully offered a helping hand whenever needed. A nurse by trade, Corky left her work in pediatrics to raise her children, but later returned to the workforce for many years. She received a Southdale Center customer service award as an exemplary employee. Corky came from a large musical family and passed that love of music on to her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Jesus Christ was the center of Duane & Cordelia's home, where she often beautifully played the piano and sang hymns. Corky was a dedicated member of her church, whether serving in the kitchen, nursery, on the prayer chain, in the choir, in Bible Study groups and in other capacities. She was an amazing cook and baker and especially enjoyed entertaining and hosting dinner parties with close friends and family. Corky and her husband Dewey enjoyed traveling, but also spent much of their time at their cabin on Bay Lake in northern MN. Those who knew Corky knew her to be full of life, laughter, humor, incredible kindness, and always with a lovely and welcoming smile. Corky lived out her deep faith in Christ with integrity and character.

KILDE, Cordelia Judith (Corky) (I9585)

17588

She and Earl raised their family living above the Heinz Mills Cheese Factory, her husband’s family business.

JOHNSTON, Joanne M (I40813)

17589

She and Edward and their two sons lived in Wauwatosa in the 1930 census. He was an artist.

WITZKER, Gertrude (I8083)

17590

She and EK share DNA to the extent of 65 cM across 3 segments.

WHEELER, Karen Ann (I39952)