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801

According to MOMS; as John Kruse and Amelia Hedberg.

Family: John KRUSE / Amelia (Amy) Leavica HEDBURG (F14313)

802

According to Naomi’s notes, her children are: Rune, b. 1930, d.?; Åke, b. 1931; Karola, b. 5 May 1933; and Leonart, b. 13 September 1939. Either the son Rune has a wife Carola or the daughter Karola has a husband Rune. In her notes, Naomi says, “They live in Anna’s house and it is very nice. Carola and Rune have 2 children. She works on week days.”

Later we learn that they are “Karola and Rune Hedlund.”

Naomi had her address as Mrs. Anna Ohlsson, Smedgatan, 5B, 68400 Munkfors.

WALLBÄCK, Anna Maria (I14417)

803

According to niece Bonnie: Eldest child and first daughter of George and Mayme Loveridge. Single with no children. Lived mostly in Lauderdale. Moved back home to nurse dying father and stayed for the remainder of her life. Died of cardiac arrest in hospital.

LOVERIDGE, Gerayne Veronica (I5957)

804

According to Nina, he never married and had no descendants.

HAUGEN, Egil Julius (I18558)

805

According to Nina, he never married and had no descendants.

HAUGEN, Andreas (I18559)

806

according to NorwayAncestors

Family: Clarence O METHUM / Bertha HOFFLAND (F13588)

807

According to obituary, he had a great physical handicap. If he did, it must have come after September 12, 1918, because no “obvious disability” is listed on his draft registration card. Jim’s site explains that Trond had both legs amputated due to diabetes.

Shown as Thrond J. Ellingboe on his death certificate.

He is still living at home with his mother and siblings in the 1895 state census.

In the 1900 census, he is a boarder with his brother Iver on the farm of Kari Lee, a 76 year-old widow (#23958) in Newburg Twp, Mitchell County, Iowa. This household includes two of Kari’s single daughters (Carrie, 41, and Julia, 39) as well as Kari’s 103 year-old (!) mother-in-law, Guri.

Referred to as “merchant” on Marie Louise’s birth certificate.

In the 1910 census, Thrond, 37, and his wife Ambjor, 39, and family are living in Dennison Village, Goodhue County, MN. This is Thrond’s 2nd marriage, her first. The two have been married 9 years and she has borne 4 children, all still living. The children living with Thrond and Ambjor are Amanda, 13, Ivar, 7, Marie, 5, Arthur, 3, and Helen, 1 and 7/12.

In a 1914 land ownership map of Warsaw Twp, Goodhue County, “T. I. Ellingboe” owned 80 acres in Section 19. The parcel was the east half of the northeast quarter-section and was just north of the village of Dennison. His neighbors to the north and west were Prestegaards.

He registered for the draft on September 12, 1918, in Red Wing as Thrond Ellingboe of Dennison. He was born on January 2, 1873. He is a self-employed farmer in Dennison. His nearest relative is Mrs. Thrond Ellingboe of Dennison. He is described as of medium height and build with blue eyes and light brown hair.

In the 1920 census he is a farmer living in Dennison, Goodhue County.

He is listed in “The Valdris Book”, a history of the Valdris Samband published in 1920 (available on Google Books), as “Thrond I Ellingboe Dennison Minn.” His entry shows that he was a member of the Samband between 1904 and 1906.

In the 1930 census, he is Thrond Elingboe, a farmer in Dennison. Living with him are his wife Emma and their children Iver and Arthur.

His will is listed in the Goodhue County Will Records, Volume 089 1945-1952, for the will year 1946.

He was first buried at Vang Cemetery on 20 Oct 1945. Later, he was moved to Oaklawn where he and Ambjor share a gravestone.

ELLINGBOE, Trond Iversson (Tom) (I3213)

808

According to OneWorld, his father was Solomon Ripley and his mother was Aurelia Pratt. In the 1820 census, there was a Solomon Ripley living in Farmington, Kennebec County, Maine.

In the 1850 census, he was a farmer in the Town of Chesterville in Franklin County, Maine.

In the 1860 census, he was a farmer in Minneapolis.

In the 1875 state census, he and “Marthy” were living in Minneapolis.

According to an article in the Minneapolis Tribune’s October 10, 1890, edition, Moses Ripley, Charles’s son, had questioned the older man’s sanity. “Charles Ripley has been pronounced sane by Judge Bailey, after a few hours’ visit. Moses Ripley, the son, claimed that the old man was incapable of manging his own business but the judge thought differently.”

Charles died in 1891 leaving an estate of $75,000. He had real property that was considered quite profitable. This was mostly temement blocks on Washington Avenue south, near 12th and 13th Avenues, which yielded a monthly rental income of $400 to $600.

RIPLEY, Charles John (I16221)

809

according to Pat

Family: E Henry LITTLE / Anna GRAHAM (F11227)

810

According to Pat, “Margaret’s stone says 1841-1923 but I have her birth date as December 25, 1842.”

BAXTER, Margaret (I15721)