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8581

He may be the Ole Gaasedelen who attended, but did not graduate from, St. Olaf Academy starting in the year 1883-1884.

GAASEDELEN, Ole O (I11151)

8582

He may be the Ole H Grove, b. 5 Dec 1870, who died 5 Jan 1955 in Yellow Medicine County. His mother’s maiden name was Strand.

GROVE, Ole 2 (I23492)

8583

He may be the Peder Christianson of the Vang Congregation whp was one of the initial contributors to St. Olaf College and the construction of Old Main.

CHRISTIANSON, Peder (I36467)

8584

He may be the person in death certificate 1954-MN-027323. That Ernest was a truck driver for La Salle County. He usually lived at 1710 Elliot Avenue. He had been born in Hutchinson on 22 November 1900. He died of lung cancer at Our Lady of Good Counsel Hospital in St. Paul on 9 October 1954. He had been in the hospital for 15 days. His parents were Nels Nielson and Amelia Collier.

NIELSEN, Ernest Peter (I16097)

8585

He may be the Richard Ellingboe who was a Minneapolis policeman in 1974.

Ellingboe, Richard E. "Dick" age 80 of Prior Lake. Passed away peacefully on Sunday, November 7, 2021 at All Saints Senior Living, Shakopee. Born February 22, 1941 in Benson, Mn. Preceded in death by his parents, Ervin and Hazel, Sister, Patricia Schuman, Nieces, Anita Einbu and Margo Howe. Survived by daughter, Erika Ellingboe (Steve Williams), grandson, Steven Williams, former wife, Michele Ellingboe. Dick enjoyed working on classic cars, motorcycle riding to Sturgis and Route 66. Enjoyed football and NASCAR racing. Worked for City of Mpls Police Department for 27 years. He retired in 1998. Special thanks to All Saints Senior Living in Shakopee and Grace Hospice for their care and guidance. A Celebration of Life will be held in the Spring. Interment will be at Fort Snelling.

ELLINGBOE, Richard Ervin (I15815)

8586

He may be the Robert Heihn who died in Minnehaha County, South Dakota, on 26 July 1944.

HEIHN, Robert (I14361)

8587

He may be the widower Johannes Johnsen, kaarmand, living with Mikal and Gurine in the 1875 census.

HALLAN, John Johnsen (I14200)

8588

He may be the Wilber or Wilbur Edward Morgan, b. 2 May 1904 in Barker, New York, died 22 Dec 1992 in Minneapolis.

MORGAN, Wilbur (I25257)

8589

He may have been a policeman in Crookston in the early 1890s. A newspaper account from that period, exact date not given, mentions a “policeman Ellingbo.”

Andrew and family were living in the city of Crookston in Polk County, Minnesota at the time of the 1900 census. The children were still in school and Andrew was a saloon-keeper. (He was a bartender in the 1895 state census.)

In the 1905 state census, the family is living in Crookston. Andrew is a teamster. Tillie is a clerk.

In the 1910 census, the family is living at 511 Woodland Avenue in Crookston. Julian is a machinist in the automobile industry and Matilda is a saleslady at a dry goods store. Andrew is a bartender in a saloon.

In the 1920 census, he is Andrew J. Ellingboe, 62, living in the city of Crookston, Lowell Twp, Polk County. He is retired. Living with him is his wife Emily, single son Julian, 27, a race-car driver, and his daughter Mathilda, 34, and her husband, William L. Gilbert, 36, a railroad conductor.

In the 1930 census, he and Emily are living with their daughter Matilda and her husband in Crookston.

The informant for his death certificate was Jules Ellingboe. Andrew died of heart exhaustion.

ELLINGBOE, Andreas (Andrew) J (I2655)

8590

He may have been institutionalized if he ended up in Clark County. The current Clark County campus was constructed in 1922 as an insane asylum. (It is considered one of the most haunted places in Wisconsin.) However, there may have been an insane asylum in Clark County before that. There is reference to a place called the “Withee house.”

FLEMING, Glen Melvin (I39803)