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18031

She is not the Ingeborg, wife of Nels Asperheim, living next door to Peter and Betsey Sime in Soldiers Grove at the time of the 1900 census.

In the 1865 Norwegian census, Ingebjørg is shown as 12 years old.

In the 1920 census, she and her husband Tollef live in Franklin Twp, Vernon County, just down the census page from the Albert Ekum family. Tollef and Ingeborg are shown as having come to the U.S. in 1884.

In the 1940 census, as the widow Ingebor Severson, she lives with her sister Anna in Soldiers Grove.

An Ingeborg Severson, b. 1855 but with no death date, is buried in North Kickapoo Lutheran Cemetery, sharing the same gravestone as Tollef Severson, 1857-1936.

NUNDAHL, Ingebjørg Olsen (I4440)

18032

She is not the Katie Mussow of 1902-19082.

MOUSSEAU, Catherine A (I17485)

18033

She is not the Louisa Lightbourn who married John Nathaniel Butterfield Middleton.

LIGHTBOURN, Louisa (I19408)

18034

She is not the person in Minnesota birth certificate 1913-18989A.

In the 1930 census, she was 16 year-old LaVerne, living with her widowed mother in Liberty election precinct, Marion County, Oregon.

Her birth certificate was filed on January 8, 1914. Her birth was a single birth. Her father was the 44 year-old farmer, Charles Oakman, born in Sweden. Her mother was the 30 year-old housewife, Mathilda Lundberg, also born in Sweden and whose “usual residence” was Minnesota.

Her name is spelled La Verne on her gravestone.

In the 1940 census, she is married to William England. The couple lives in a rented house in Portland, Oregon, but they lived in Salem in 1935. William has four years of college, La Vern has one. William is a laborer working for a contractor. They have no children.

OAKMAN, Laverne (I8558)

18035

She is not the wife of Cassius Tull of Oregon City, Oregon.

The 1911 Fargo, North Dakota, city directory includes a Miss Ida Williams, clerk for Reineke & McCone, who rooms at 512 1st Avenue N.

An Ida Williams lived in Fargo in that state’s 1915 census.

WILLIAMS, Ida C (I7101)

18036

She is omitted from the bygdebok’s listings of her parents’ children.

UVDAL, Gjartrud Gudbrandsdatter (I28317)

18037

She is probably Gertrude, the daughter of Ira and Julia Beane. Ira was a hotel-keeper in Weyauwega in the 1900 census and in Shawano in the 1910 census. In the 1910 census, Gertrude B is shown as their adopted daughter with birthplaces of her parents unknown. The 1930 census shows her parents born in Vermont.

She is probably the Gertrude Williams Hesselbacher, b. 25 Feb 1890 in Wisconsin to a woman whose maiden name was Blight, who died in Los Angeles County, California, on 8 Nov 1942.

BEANE, Gertrude (I8104)

18038

She is probably Marit Olsdatter Syndrol, I17705 in Jim’s VS. That is assumed here and is consistent with the bygdebok (Vang A, p.828).

Eugene shows Knut as having three sisters: Dorthea, Marit, and ?. The 1865 Norwegian census, at which time Marit Olsdatter was a widow on Viland øvre in Vang, Knud and Dorthe (b. 1848) were the only two children living with Marit.

She was living wih Knut and Marit in Kerkhoven Twp in the 1875 census.

An 88 year-old Marit, born in Norway, is living with Knut and Julia in Kerkhoven Twp in the 1895 Minnesota state census.

Altarking’s Tarbox Family Tree incorrectly calls her Maren Evensdatter. (Maren E gave birth to an Ole on 22 Oct 1832. The father was Tosten Olsen Søndre-Bøe.)

SYNDROL, Marit Olsdatter (I8871)

18039

She is probably the 15 year-old Dordi Endresdatter living with her parents on the Haalien farm in the 1801 census.

In the 1865 census, she is the wife of Torsteen Trondsen, b. 1785, Føderaadsmand on Ellingbø nordre.

HOLIEN, Dordi Endresdatter (I2867)

18040

She is probably the 24 year-old Minnie Kohs who is a restaurant waitress rooming in Chicago in the 1930 census although that Minnie is claimed to have been born in Illinois.

Minnie Dostis received her Social Security number in Illinois.

In the obit for her husband, Peter J. Dostis, she is referred to as “neé Helmouth.” This was a name she assumed.

Not listed in her brother Gustaf’s obituary. Listed as surviving “sister, Minnie, of New York” in the obituary of her brother Albin.

Minnie Dostis. 100, of Hetcheltown Rd. entered into eternal life on July 14, 2007. Born in Saginaw, MN on April 4, 1907, she was the daughter of the late Daniel and Johanna Landstrom Kohs. Minnie grew up in Duluth, MN and spent most of her life in Cook County (Chicago Ill) where she was married to Robert Klein until his passing in 1968. {?sic} Later she was married to Peter J. Dostis.

A devoted housewife/homemaker, she was always conscientious of health and nutrition. Minnie was a great cook and enjoyed baking. She was an avid reader of poetry and religiously took brisk walks. At the age of 92 she made a point of climbing over three flights of stairs each day. Minnie resided in Pleasantville, NY from 1976-79 then moved north to the Capital District. She was fond of her centurion status and her many friends at Glendale Home. Surely she will be missed.

Minnie was predeceased by her three brothers.

Survivors include two daughters, Marian Kroon and her husband Eugene of Roselle, IL and J. Maria Dostis of Rexford, NY.; grandchildren, Steven E. Kroon (Christine) of Schererville, IN, Sharon Devo of Illinois and Chara Vlamis Burnett and husband G. Keith Burnett Jr. of Palo Alto, CA; great grandchildren, Andrew and Joel and Taylor Kroon, Ian and Ryan Devo and Skylar Burnett.

Graveside committal services will be held at Elmwood Cemetery Chicago at the convenience of the family. There will be no calling hours.

Remembrances may be made in Minnie Dostis' name to Activities Department c/o Glendale Home 59 Hetcheltown Rd. Glenville, NY 12302.

KOHS, Wilhelmina (Minnie) J (I13701)