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18471

She was Kenneth Peterson’s 2nd wife.

LEE, Betty (I38902)

18472

She was Kenneth Robert’s widow and probably his third wife.

Deborah B (I32358)

18473

She was kidnapped and murdered by James Harold Johnson on the evening of August 31, 1969. Johnson, who had an extensive criminal history of attacking girls and women, had been found not guilty by reason of insanity in one of those earlier cases. He had been released on parole after a psychiatrist determined he would be unlikely to repeat his crime in the future.

Sandra was abducted while she was riding home on her motorbike. She had been out looking for her younger sister. Sandra’s partially clothed body was found on September 11th near Montgomery in LeSueur County, about 15 miles from hr home. Her skull had been fractured and a gag had been placed in her mouth.

Johnson was convicted of kidnapping and third degree murder and sentenced to 40 years in Stillwater State Prison. He died there in 1989.

MEINKE, Sandra Kay (I1730)

18474

She was killed when, as a passenger in a truck driven by Matthew Westover, the driver lost control of the vehicle and the vehicle struck a tree. Westover was charged with vehicular homicide. His blood alcohol level was 0.18 percent.

LARSON, Theresa Jane (I33047)

18475

She was known as Jennie.

In the 1900 census, as Jennie Lykken, she was a boarder with the Lommens in Wells County, North Dakota. She worked as a dressmaker. After George Lommen’s first wife died, he married Jennie’s sister Anna.

In the 1930 census, as Jennie Huseby, she was a 64 year-old widow living in Minneapolis.

In the 1940 census, as Jennie Huseby, she was a 75 year-old widow and lodger in a rooming house in Minneapolis.

LYKKEN, Gertrude T (I29544)

18476

She was later called Shirley Zube, husband of Richard Zube.

She and her two daughters lived in Beloit at the time of her husband’s death in 1969.

Shirley (I20667)

18477

She was listed in the 1865 state census and, as Elmira, in the 1875 state census and the 1880 federal census.

In the 1870 census, she seems to have been called Edwin, an 8 year-old male.

She is probably the Elmira L Ripley who married Robert A Gray in Hennepin County on 6 August 1880.

RIPLEY, Almira (I15063)

18478

She was listed in the 1939 St. Paul city directory as Pearl N Kornder, a private secretary for Brown Sheet I & S Co. She lived in Minneapolis.

Kornder, Pearl Age 100, of Mpls., on August 30, 2006. Survived by nieces & nephews. Graveside service Friday 10:30 AM at BLOOMINGTON CEMETERY, 10340 Lyndale Ave. So.

KORNDER, Pearl Nellie (I18051)

18479

She was listed twice in the 1920 census. She was a servant with the McGivern or McGiven family in St. Paul and she was listed with her family in Bloomington.

KORNDER, Bertha Pauline (I18062)

18480

She was listed with the family in the 1920 census but she was not listed with the family in the 1930 census.

A Mary Banks married a David Lowe in Aitkin County on 4 April 1930. That couple had a son, David, born 22 Jul 1932 in Aitkin County. That David Lowe was born 10 Mar 1901 and died in Farm Island Twp, Aitkin County, on 31 Mar 1981.

Couldn’t find her in the index of Minnesota deaths.

BANKS, Mary (I6898)