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3811

Both of her parents were born in Poland and came to the U.S. as young children.

The Evelyn A Boguslaski in the 1910 census (daughter of Stanley and Josephine of Portland, Oregon) was 10 months old, implying a birthdate of May or June.

She was Mrs. Leo Boyle at the time of Robert Owen Bye’s marriage to Charlene MacKenzie in 1959.

Her father, Stanley A Boguslaski, died 15 January 1967.

An Evelyn Agn Boyle, b. 20 Jun 1909, died 22 April 1978 in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. Her husband’s name was Leo.

BOGUSLASKI, Evelyn Agnes (I6639)

3812

Both of her parents were born in Spain.

The 1920 census calls her Carnice. The 1930 census calls her Bessie.

Some sources have her given name as Beatrice Carnice.

DEL VALLE, Bessie (I17768)

3813

Both of her parents were born in Sweden.

BENGSTON, Jennie (I17342)

3814

Both of her parents were born in Sweden.

NASLUND, Carolina (Lena) (I22799)

3815

Both of her parents were born in West Virginia. Mary Ellen was the oldest child. The Leaches also ended up in the midwest in Illinois and Indiana.

She had had three children, only one still living, at the time of the 1910 census.

She died from influenza and its associated pneumonia.

LEACH, Mary Ellen (I19128)

3816

Both of her parents were born in Wisconsin in the 1910 census but in the 1900 census her father is shown as having been borne in Pennsylvania and her mother in Canada.

In the 1910 census, she was shown as having had four children, all still living.

REYNOLDS, Prudence Mabel (Mable) (I4371)

3817

Both of her parents were of “Haaverstad” at the time of her birth.

HØVERSTAD, Sigrid Evensdatter (I22660)

3818

Both of her parents were Swedish.

CARLSON, Ella Amalia (I5105)

3819

both of Hermundsplass

Family: Aslak Olsen HOUGEN / Barbro Olsdatter (F29730)

3820

Both of his parents were born in Denmark.

In the 1910 census, he and his wife and two children live in Richfield, Utah. Oscar is a laborer of odd jobs.

At the time that he registered for the draft in September of 1918, he lived on Santa Cruz Avenue in San Pedro. He was a ship’s carpenter working at the Fulton Ship Yard.

In the 1920 census, he and his family lived in San Pedro Twp, Los Angeles County. Oscar was a cement worker. Living with them was his wife’s sister, Mae Johnson.

He admitted to murdering his wife and her sister. He argued that he was driven to it and also that his wife’s sister was the cause of it.

His daughter testified that he was a drinker and a “non-producer” and didn’t support his wife or his family. Norma also testified that Oscar had “tried to attack my aunt” and that Oscar was always afraid that May would tell Norma’s mother.

In February of 1922, he tried to commit suicide in jail by repeatedly smashing his head against the iron bars of his cell. His cellmate said that Thompson was delusional and said that his wife wanted him to join him in heaven.

He somehow managed to avoid being hanged in California and ended up dying in Las Vegas on 1 Feb 1951. That Peter Oscar Thompson was born 13 Oct 1877 in Yuba City, Arizona, and was a retired construction worker. He died of a stroke precipitated by chronic alcoholism. His father’s name was Peter Thompson and his mother’s name was Maria Sorenson. The informant for his death certificate was Norma Alder (perhaps his sister). He was to be buried at Mt. View cemetery in San Bernardino.

THOMPSON, Peter Oscar (I4224)