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19151

Shown in the 1911 Canadian census as seven years old, born in France in August of 1904.

JESTIN, Frederic (I7250)

19152

Shown in the 1934 edition of the University of Nebraska Cornhusker yearbook.

Enlisted in the U.S. Army 27 Oct 1936, released 30 Sep 1957. Promoted from Sergeant to 2nd Lieutenant in June of 1941.

In the 1941 city directory for Lincoln, Nebraska, he was a salesman for Miller & Paine Inc. and resided at 1035 B.

He was a major in the U.S. Army when he was reassigned from RyCom in the Pacific theatre to the U.S. in 1955.

He married the 26 year-old Addie Rene Walker (at that time she was Addie Rene Givens) in Clark County, Nevada, in August of 1978. She died in 1993 at the age of 40.

QUINTON, Carroll Delos Jr (I21620)

19153

Shown in the 1960 Faribault City Directory as married to Ellen and working in the finishing room of Peterson Art Furniture.

Shown in the 1964 Northfield City Directory as married to Gwendolyn, living at 216-1/2 East Fremont Street and working at G.T. Schjeldahl.

Shown in the 1967 and 1968 Northfield City Directories as living at 505 West 3rd Street and having Tonsager Painting Service.

Laverne 'Vern' Tonsager 1940–2017 Circle Lake—Laverne "Vern" Tonsager, age 77 of Northfield, passed away surrounded by family on October 27th, at his home. Vern Darrell Tonsager was born July 19, 1940, in Northfield, Minnesota, to Ruby (Fredrickson) and Lester Tonsager. Vern was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, and friend. He was raised in Northfield and was a house painter for 55 years. Vern was an active parishioner and volunteer at Annunciation Church in Hazelwood, MN. Vern battled Leukemia for three years and Pancreatic Cancer for the last 18 months, facing the diagnosis with courage, and determination. Vern continued working until recently and deeply missed a hard day's work. He loved spending winters in Ft Myers and fishing on the ocean with his buddies and family. He spent three decades on Circle Lake where his hobbies were fishing and building houses. He cherished all of the time with his grandkids and great-grandkids more than anything else. Survivors include wife Gwen (Elzen) Tonsager; his children, Dawn (Brian) Cherwinka of Faribault, Troy Tonsager of Eagan, Kari (Brian) Amacher of Faribault, Tony of Waseca; his grandchildren Brittany (Zack) Sisk of Chicago, Illinois, Ashlee (Trent) Hering of Waterville, Kelsey Cherwinka of Faribault; Conner, Olivia, Landon and Caden Tonsager of Eagan; Marisa, Joshua, and Grace Amacher of Faribault, Kaylee and Allison Tonsager of Rochester; his great-grandchildren Chase Hering and Rylin Tonsager; his sister Darlene (David) Endres of Eagan. Preceding him in death were his parents Ruby and Lester Tonsager; mother and father-in-law, Alice and Henry Elzen; sisters Shirley Gould, Joannie Anderson, and Roxie Judkins. A memorial Mass will be held at 11AM, Monday, October 30th, 2017, at the Church of the Annunciation, 4996 Hazelwood Ave, Northfield, MN 55057. Visitation will be 9-11AM, prior to the funeral Mass at the Church of the Annunciation. Interment will take place directly after the funeral Mass at the Annunciation Church Cemetery.

TONSAGER, Laverne Darrell (I6518)

19154

Shown in the 65-78 Marby Household Exam as having been born in Hallen.

Shown in the 1890 Swedish census as Märet Ersdotter, a widow, living by herself in Kläppe, Marby Annex, Jämtlands. Apparently still alive as of 1892 per the Household Exam.

ERIKSDOTTER, Marit (I378)

19155

Shown in the church book as the daughter of Ole Olsson Qvam and Sissel Pedersdatter; sponsors Christopher Qvam, Gulbrand Berge, Karen Olsdatter K, Berith Gulliksdatter Qvam, Marith Anfinsdatter.

QUAM, Karen Olsdatter (I11150)

19156

Shown in the Marby 65-78 Household Exam as having been born in Marby.

Born in Bracken. Died at Bondi, Getåssin.

JONSSON, Jon (I409)

19157

Shown in the Swedish Indexed Birth Records as the child of Aron Carlsson and Wilhelmina Lundberg.

The 1861-1866 Household Examination for Torup, Öfregårds Nybygge, p. 95), for Johan’s family, shows that Emeli had another child between Johan Gottfrid and Josefina.

Mathilda Maria (I13668)

19158

Shown in the Vang 1835-1892 birth record as illegitimate.

Widowed and living with her five living children at 132 6th Avenue North in Wausau in the 1900 census. Shown as having had 9 children, 5 still living.

Called Anna Katherine Larson in her son Odin’s marriage record.

Listed in the 1905 state census as living with her son Odin and his wife and infant son in the 9th ward of Wausau.

WILLIAMSON, Anne (I3542)

19159

Shown on as born on June 24, 1900, on her death certificate.

An Evelyn Christy married Nick Melino (MOMS calls him Melind) in Minneapolis on 6 Oct 1914.

In the 1920 census, she is the 20 year-old Evelyn Melina, wife of Nick, mother of Boby and Doly. In that census, the family lives in Minneapolis. Nick had come to the U.S. in 1905. Included in the household in that 1920 census are two of Nick’s brothers, who also came to the U.S. in 1905, Martin and Ralph. Nick and his brothers worked as laborers.

In the 1930 census, Evelyn was single and lived at a rooming house in Minneapolis. She had no occupation. If we combine the census entries for her and her son, it appears that she and Robert are living with Kenneth McKenzie, 28, Orpha McKenzie, 25, and Elma McKenzie, 7 months, among others, at 1816 Nicollet. One of those “others” was Raymond Jones, 34, a taxi driver.

She and her husband lived at 993 Aldrich Avenue North at the time of her death.

She died of a heart attack. Her death certicate noted that she was a General Hospital Clinic patient and that an “ambulance was called and found patient dead.”

CHRISTY, Evelyn Sophia (I4077)

19160

Shown on his birth certificate as the second child of Michael and Elsa. The birth certificate was amended on September 9, 1940.

In the 1930 census, he is 27, single, and living at 31 Maple Street in Springfield, MA. He is an experimental engineeer in a tire factory. When he died, he was the chief of the supply department at the Minnesota State Board of Health.

In the 1940 census, he lived in Minneapolis with his mother and siblings. He was employed as a shipping clerk for the state board of health. He had had three years of college. He earned $1200 in 1939.

Never married. He died at home, the home he shared with his sister, Katherine Michaelsen, at 2421 Pillsbury Avenue South in Minneapolis. Katherine was the informant for the information included on his death certificate.

He died of a dissecting aneurism of the thoracic aorta with rupture into the pericardial sac. This had been brought on by hypertensive vascular disease. He had had, or also had, an aneurism of the abdominal aorta. An autopsy was performed on his body.

MICHAELSEN, Frithjof Erling (I7136)