Louisa (Louise) BOWE

1877 - 1958  (80 years)

• Name	Louisa (Louise) BOWE
  Birth	18 Apr 1877	Franklin Twp, Vernon County, Wisconsin
  	Albertina’s twin
  Gender	Female
  Occupation	School Teacher
  Vernon County Death Index	V27, P540 As Louise Larson
  Death	6 Jan 1958	Viroqua, Vernon County, Wisconsin
  	the date according to her obituary
  Burial	Viroqua Cemetery, Viroqua, Vernon County, Wisconsin
  	4NE3
  Notes
  Person ID	I170	Don Carlson's Tree
  Last Modified	1 Jun 2023

  
  

  Mother	Kari Andersdatter MAREIM,   b. 27 Sep 1833, Hafslo, Luster, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway d. 31 Oct 1908, Vernon County, Wisconsin (Age 75 years)
  Family ID	F20	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Louise Bowe Larson Taken at the family reunion picnic in Winona on August 13, 1950. Louise is 73. In the background, that may be Mearl Nundahl immediately behind Louise and Orland Olson's wife Lorraine on the far left.
  		Cora and her aunt Louise Probably taken in 1899. Cora appears to be about 3. Louise would have been about 22. Trimmed and mounted cheaply on card stock, no photographer imprint shown. Cora wrote on the back, "Aunt Louise and me."
  		Hendricksons and Larsons Apparently taken about 1913 when Charles would have been 56, Clara Munson 20, Sever 47, Arthur 5, Martha 41, Myrtle 3, Ada 3, and Louise 36. This would have been taken a little more than a year before Cora came to live with Martha and family for 3 months in late 1914. The backdrop appears to be of Minnehaha Falls so the picture was probably taken in Minneapolis.
  		Louise Bowe Larson Louise is in the lower left. The others are unknown.
  		Louise and friend Louise is on the right. The original is a tiny picture, about the size of a 35 mm frame.
  		Family gathering Probably taken about 1917, give or take a year. That seems to be Louise 2nd from the left. Martha's son Arthur is next to Louise and Martha's daughter Myrtle is in the middle in the front. That may be Aida in the front next to Myrtle. The original is a small print on lightweight paper. Cora had two copies: one with no writing on it and one that says "Sister Anna" on the back. We don't know who all of the others are.
  		Louise Bowe Larson