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ERIKSDOTTER, Lisbeth (I39617)

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Both lived in Minneapolis. It was the 2nd marriage for each of them.

Family: Clifford Frank LUCE / Ida T THOMPSON (F220)

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both lived in Wild Rose, North Dakota, at the time of their marriage

Family: Ole Knutson BONDE / Helen OLSON (F18990)

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Both of Edwin’s parents were born in Norway, his mother (a Kvale or Qvale) in Vestre Slidre.

Edwin attended St. Olaf, known then as St. Olaf Academy, starting in the year 1885-1886. He did not graduate.

Edwin was still a widower at the time of the 1910 census (April 20th). In that census, he and his children were living on a farm next door to the John A. Thompson farm. The family consisted of Edwin P., 42, Bertha M., 11, son Jurl O., 9, Laura C., 7, and Ole P., 5. Edwin is not a farmer, however, he is shown as the manager of the telephone company. Living next door to Edwin was Ole P. Ruh, presumably Edwin’s father.

Still a widower in the 1920 census. He is living in Lakeville with Juel, Laura, Ole, and a 21 year-old female “recruit” named Clara Lenhart who apparently works as a bookkeeper at the phone company. “Edward” is still the manager of the telephone company.

In the 1930 census, he is still a widower, no longer employed, and living as a lodger with the Alfred Markusen family (his daughter and son-in-law) in Lakeville.

RUH, Edwin P (I1875)

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both of Espelieie; per jwiborg

Family: Halvor Tidemandsen LEE / Ingeborg Juelsdatter (F329)

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Both of Frank’s parents were born in French Canada. In the 1900 census, he and his parents and siblings lived in Covington Twp, Baraga County, Michigan. He had a younger brother Alic who may have been his employer in the draft registration.

Frank registered for the draft on June 5, 1917, in Minneapolis. He was single and was employed as an electrician by Alec Robillard of Minneapolis. He listed father, mother and brother as dependent upon him for support. He gave his permanent address as 3632 Hiawatha in south Minneapolis. He was described as of medium height and build with brown eyes and brown hair. He was born in Michigan, perhaps Ishpeming.

In the 1920 census (as Rolillard), Frank was single and was living with his parents and younger siblings at 3632 Hiawatha Avenue in south Minneapolis. Frank was an electrician.

In the 1929 Minneapolis city directory, he was an electrician for Electric Magneto Co. and lived at 2915 E 38th Street.

The Robillards, with three of Marie’s four children from her previous marriage, lived at 2915 E. 38th Street in Minneapolis at the time of the 1930 census.

In the 1941 Minneapolis city directory, he was an electrician for Fowler Electric. He and Marie lived at 2937 Grand Avenue.

His step-daughter, Marie Richardson, was the informant for his death certificate. He had been an electrician for Fowler Electric. Frank died from dehydration and senility.

ROBILLARD, Frank H (I7920)

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Both of her parents were born in Buskerud, Norway.

SANDEN, Wilhelmina A (I30776)

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Both of her parents were born in Denmark.

She was called Minnie Nielsen of Polson in Vernon Carlson’s obit for his death in 1973.

CLAUSEN, Minnie (I29495)

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Both of her parents were born in Germany.

Anna Hamann, age 18, was the mother of Arthur Charles Eiselein according to Arthur’s birth certificate. Fred Eiselein was Arthur’s father.

In the 1910 census, she had had 6 children, 5 still living.

She died of pneumonia.

HAMANN, Anna (I15915)

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Both of her parents were born in Germany.

She died of a stroke. Her residence at death was 5520 33rd Avenue S.

SAUER, Teresa C M (I5523)