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1894 - 1971 (76 years)
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Name |
Henry Richard NELSON |
Birth |
3 Dec 1894 |
Minnesota |
Gender |
Male |
MN Death Cert Checked |
Y |
Minnesota Death Certificate |
1971-MN-025624 |
Death |
5 Oct 1971 |
Farmington, Dakota County, Minnesota |
- Sanford Memorial Hospital
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Burial |
8 Oct 1971 |
Lakeville Grove Cemetery, Lakeville, Dakota County, Minnesota |
Notes |
- He was shown as born in Dec 1895 in the 1900 census. However, he is listed in the 1895 (June) census as 6 months old.
Living with his widower father in New Market in the 1910 census.
He registered for the draft as Henry Richard Nelson in Scott County on June 5, 1917. He was of slender build (whether tall, medium, or short is not mentioned) with blue eyes, light brown hair, and weak eyes. He was a farm laborer for Alex Stennerson in New Market.
In the 1920 census, he may be the Henry Nelson who is rooming with the Elwood Harper household in Minneapolis. That Henry was a bookkeeper with a wood company.
In the 1940 census, he lives with or next door to the Albert Ellingboes. Henry is a farm laborer.
Evey says that Hank was a “middle-aged bachelor” who “stayed in the little house on Albert’s place.” Rose said that Hank’s house was “on the 20.”
It was Hank Nelson who, with his old pickup truck, drove several of the Ellingboes, including Albert Batten, to Lake Pepin on an overnight fishing trip in the summer of 1941.
Henry was a single farmer according to his death certificate. He resided at Lakeville, Route 1. He died of an intestinal obstruction brought on by cancer. The informant for his death certificate was his cousin Oscar Nelson of 848 East Rose Ave., St. Paul.
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Person ID |
I11092 |
Don Carlson's Tree |
Last Modified |
8 Apr 2024 |
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