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19811

Shown simply as Selma in the 1900 census.

Ragnhild believes that Selma died in about 1983, unmarried.

Ragnhild says that Selma wrote letters to Julie. “Selma was a person who engaged herself in all of us, too much, sometimes, to be honest! She didn’t have a family of her own and felt she had to take care of the big family.”

SKAUGEN, Selma Henriette (I4209)

19812

Shown with the surname Landström in the 1880-1890 household exam when the family lived in Mo. He is the only family member with that extra surname. Two others have an extra surname: his mother (Lindström) and his brother Henrik August (Berglund).

His 1890 residence: Mjösjö, Västerbotten county.

Apparently inherited the Larsson farm May 1, 1891.

LANDSTRÖM, Lars Olof (I147)

19813

Shown with “f. Faye” at the end of her name in the 1865 census.

FAYE, Else Cathrine Reusch (I7142)

19814

Sibley Medical Center

RAUK, Agnes Serina (I21713)

19815

Sid Peterson Hospital

ELLINGBOE, Cornelius Gilbert (Neale) (I2703)

19816

Signe Grace Eleanor Bakken Huseth, age 92, passed away on May 29 at Northfield Retirement Center.

Funeral services were at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 1, at the Vang Lutheran Church of rural Dennison, Minn., with burial at the Vang Cemetery. Visitation was from 4-7 p.m. Friday at the Bierman Funeral Home in Northfield.

Signe Grace Eleanor Bakken Huseth was born in rural Dennison on Dec. 14, 1920, to Thea (Holien) and Abraham Bakken. She was baptized and confirmed at Vang Lutheran Church, Dennison. She graduated from Kenyon High School in 1939. She was united in marriage to Olaf Huseth on Sept. 26, 1942. Together they raised three children on the family farm.

Grace was an inherently gifted artist and musician. She instilled her love of the arts in her children and her companions. Painting was her passion. She was inspired by the beauty in nature and painted many landscapes and still lifes. She loved to play the organ and the piano, and she continued to do so even into her 90s. Her music filled the rooms and hearts of many. She was a dedicated wife and mother. She prepared five meals a day every day of the year. She baked fresh bread every week, washed laundry with a wringer washer, and hung clothes on the line. And when the day's work was completed, she picked up her paint brushes and made time to tap the artist within. Grace loved to share her early memories with her family: what life was like when she was a young girl in the 1920s and '30s, walking to District 128 Schoolhouse, having family picnics in the woods with sketchpad in hand. She was able to pass along those memories up to the very end of her life so that the stories could be preserved for the next generations.

She is survived by son Ronald Huseth and wife Diana of Dennison; daughters Ann Percuoco and husband Michael of Avon, Minn., Marjorie Huseth and husband Brian Powers of Minneapolis; grandchildren Jonathan (Melissa) Huseth, Kristina (Kent) Wedeven, Jeremy Huseth, Emily Percuoco, Kate (Eduardo Cardenas) Percuoco, Nick (Lindsay) Percuoco; great-grandchildren Hailey, Rachel, Luke, and James Huseth, Quinn Wedeven, Felix Cardenas Percuoco, Benjamin Percuoco.

BAKKEN, Signe Grace Eleanor (I32849)

19817

Sigrid in Nels’s birth record.

LEIRDAL, Siri Olsdatter (I13587)

19818

Sigrid og Hermund hadde 2 barn: Marita 1767- og Brita 1766-1846.

NUNDAL, Hermund Eriksen (I23761)

19819

Silver anniversary noted in Northfield News, 27 Jun 1930 edition

Family: Erick Iversson ELLINGBOE / Johanna SVIEN (F2152)

19820

Silver Lake

DAHL, Louisa (I38014)