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18441

She was four years old in the 1905 Minnesota state census.

In the 1920 census, she was 18 years old. In that census, the Hurlbert household included two lodgers: Dorothy Leavitt, age 21, born in Minnesota, and Esther Leavitt, age 27, a widow, born in Sweden. Esther is shown as having come to the U.S. in 1897 and made a citizen in 1898.

In the 1930 census, as Irene E Hurlbert, she was a 26 year-old divorcee living in Los Angeles with her two sons. Her occupation was dressmaker in a tailor shop. Her widowed mother, 49 year-old Esther Leavitt, was living with her. Esther was a waitress in a restaurant, was born in Sweden, and came to the U.S. in 1886.

In the 1940 census, she is Irene “Hulbert” living in Beverly Hills with her two sons. She is 38 years old and is a dressmaker working from her home.

LEAVITT, Irene E (I14620)

18442

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

NYGAARD, G.I. (I41736)

18443

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

SWINEHART, G.L. (I21924)

18444

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

HORB, B.A. (I32626)

18445

She was given a home baptism on August 4, 1895, by Nels Everson Dahl, as witnesed by her grandmother, Kirsti I Heen, and Ingeborg L Heen. This was registered with the church on September 1st.

She and her husband lived in Williston most of their lives.

DAHL, Kirsti (I33354)

18446

She was Gladys Berquam of Minnesota at the time of her sister Myrtle’s death in 1996.

From the Harvey Sathre Estate via Find A Grave:

Gladys Christine Berquam, 93, a lifelong resident of Cannon Falls, died on Wednesday morning, May 30, 2001 at Our Lady of the Angels Care Center in Cannon Falls.

Gladys was born on January 15, 1908 in Minot, North Dakota, the daughter of John L. and Inga A. (Kolstad) Flom.

She married Helmer E. Berquam on May 17, 1928 at Urland Lutheran Church where she has been a lifelong active member.

Gladys enjoyed gardening, canning, crocheting, reading and bingo. She was proud to be Norwegian and enjoyed her two trips to Norway. Gladys enjoyed being out and about, and she shared her smile with everyone she encountered!

She is survived by her seven children, Ione Lundell of Cannon Falls, Harland (friend Audrey Stern) Berquam of Babbitt, Gerhard (Marion) Berquam of Nauvoo, IL, Donald (Glenna) Berquam of Embarrass, Gloria (Glenn) Peter of Cannon Falls, Lois Burdick of Lafayette, CO and Helen Berquam of Cannon Falls; 19 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson; four step-grandchildren and 10 step-great-grandchildren; sister Alice Ross of Cannon Falls; brothers Joseph (Gladys) Flom of Nerstrand, Johnny (Trudy) Flom and Lester (Doris) Flom, all of Dennison; and many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her husband Helmer Berquam on January 18, 1970; grandson Kevin Berquam; step-grandson Ron Skaw; son-in-law Wayne Lundell; daughter-in-law Wanda Berquam; and sisters Emma Berquam and Myrtle Cummings.

Funeral services were held on Saturday, Jun 2 at Urland Lutheran Church with Pastor Scott McLaughlin officiating. Interment was at the church cemetery.

Active pallbearers were her grandsons Rodney and Mark Lundell, Jeff Peter, Clifford, Bruce and Gary Berquam. Honorary pallbearers were her granddaughters.

FLOM, Gladys Christine (I37279)

18447

She was Hannah Christenson when she married Swan Johnson.

Terry says: Hannah and Charley Lundberg were living in Milo Township in between Milaca and Foreston, Minnesota, I believe. In a previous Census there was a Hannah who was Danish living near to Charley Lundberg and married to a much older man named SWAN JOHNSON. Possibly he died about the same time as Britta Maria died and they met in Foreston/ Milaca or knew each other from earlier days. Hannah was Danish on her 1934 death certificate in CANADA.

She is buried in the small cemetery on the Archibald/Jestin farm (beside John & Annie Quaid). There is a space between Hannah and John & Annie. I assumed it could have been where Charlie was until I found out he was buried in Nelson, B.C.

Her obituary:

Mrs. Hannah Lundberg passed away at Melfort hospital on Saturday, November 11th following an illness of broncho pneumonia. It will be remembered several months ago she sustained a broken hip in a fall. Mrs. Lundberg was born in Denmark in 1854 and is survived by her husband who at the time of her death was visiting his daughter at Preeceville and was unable to be present at the funeral. Mr. Lundberg is in his 83rd year.

The funeral was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Quaid, Rev. Riddolls officiating. Interment took palce in Kermaria cemetery.

In the 1900 census, a Mrs. Inga J. Johnson was living in the village of Foreston with her father Christ Christianson. This woman had an 8 year-old daughter named Mary living with her and Christ. Inga was born March 1854 in Denmark and came to the U.S. in 1891. The census shows that she had been married for 14 years and had had three children, only one still living.

CHRISTIANSON, Inger Johanna (I7235)

18448

She was heiress to the farm owned by her father.

In the 1900 census, she was Mary Bunde, living with son Knud’s family in North Dakota.

BUNDE, Marit Trondsdatter (I27163)

18449

She was her father’s third illegitimate child, her mother’s second.

LØKREIM, Sigrid Haldorsdatter (I32925)

18450

She was her mother’s 2nd illegitimate daughter.

Living with her unmarried mother and half-sister Sigri with Anders Larsson and his wife Gunhild Andersdatter on the Hougen farm in Vang in the 1865 census.

Her baptismal sponsors were Gunhilda Andersdatter Ellingböe, Ingrid Åslaksdatter Böe, Tollev Olsson Ellingböe, Anders Larsson Ellingböe, and Ole Olson Baggethun. Tollev Olsson Ellingböe is the responsible member of the parish standing up for the illegitimate child.

The 1900 census shows her emigrating to the U. S. in 1885. She had had 3 children, all 3 still living. The Vang church book shows her leaving Vang in June of 1885. She was referred to in the emigration record as Ingeborg Aslaksdatter Kattevold (Ellingbö).

A comment on one of the genealogy boards calls her Ingeborg Hanson of North Dakota.

Some sources erroneously ascribe her mother as a different woman, Randi Olsdatter Brækken.

There is another Ingeborg Ellingboe as #10723.

ELLINGBÖ, Ingeborg Åslaksdatter (I6482)