Rose Mathilda THOMPSON

Other Events and Attributes:

• Minnesota Death Certificate: 1976-MN-030843
• Occupation: Homemaker, Cook
• Social Security Number: 477-30-1544 issued in MN before 1951

Notes:

After her younger sister Ann had been in New Market for a year and a half, helping their grandmother Rangdi on the farm, Julia decided it was Rose’s turn. Rose recounted to Evey, “I had been sick. I went to school, and then I got the measles and my eyes got so bad, amd Ma wanted me to go down there then, because she though that would be nice for me. I had to take over the baking and everything, you know, when I came there. I was seventeen. I stayed there a year and a half then and then I came home again. I met your dad, then and he came up and visited us up in Clarissa. And then I went back in the spring to work for Knute. I worked another summer there and then I went home, and then I got married.”

To put Rose’s story in perspective, her sister Ann would have gone to New Market from Clarissa in the summer of 1903 and stayed in New Market until the early spring of 1905. Rose would have gone down to help her grandmother in, probably, the spring of 1907 and stayed there until late summer of early fall of 1908. In the spring of 1909 she went back to New Market to work for Knute (#1687) and went back to Clarissa in the late fall of 1909. She got married a few months later.

According to Evey, “Ma’s name was Rose though people always called her ‘Rosie’, probably because in Norwegian her name would have two syllables: ‘Ro’se’ (with a rolled r) and the e pronounced like an i. Due to a law which was later changed, Ma lost her citizenship when she married Pa and had to apply for citizenship later on with him.”

Rose M. Ellingboe, age 28, of Lakeville in Scott County, was included in the 1918 Alien Registration.

How Ole and Rose met, according to Evey: “Grandpa Thompson and family, including my mother, were by that time living near Waubun in Mahnomen County. When my mother, who was the oldest, was about eighteen years old, she went for a visit and to help out her grandmother Thompson near Webster. While she was there, she met a young man named Adolph Davidson (#13416) who lived near there. Adolph was a friend of my dad, and consequently my mother met him through Adolph. (It seems she once told me that she went out first with Adolph, so I think that is the way it happened.) Adolph and his wife, Inga, were their friends all their married life. Interesting side note: Inga (#11920) was a cousin of Annie, later to be Albert Ellingboe's wife.”

“My dad, being one of the oldest, built a half mile west of the old house when he married my mother. My mother sold our farm and moved into Lakeville, shortly after Pa died.Not far from there, was the area around Eureka Center and the East and West Christiania churches.”

The oldest child. Of Rose’s four sisters, none lived on farms after they were married. One lived in Colorado, one in Illinois, and the other two in Minneapolis. Two of the sisters were childless, one had two sons, and one had only one daughter.

Had to be “renaturalized” as a citizen because she married a non-citizen. This naturalization took place in Minneapolis, U.S. District Court, 4th Division, on November 10, 1937, with Ole’s naturalization. In the naturalization certificate, Rose is described as 5’4” tall, 110 lbs., blue eyes, light brown hair.

In the 1950 census, Rose and Jeanette live on Morgan Street in the village of Lakeville. Rose is a cook’s aid in a cafe.

Rose went to Europe in the summer of 1958. Her trip included a visit to Sweden to daughter-in-law Anna’s relatives. In a letter to Sweden in September of 1958, Anna says: “Ed’s mother is back safely, she had a nice trip. We never thought she would go to Sweden! Thanks to Olle for he was kind to drive her to Östersund. She told us of Olle and Gösta how kind they are and how fun she had with you all. She has now seen Sweden but she don’t know anyone there.”

Funeral service at St. John's Lutheran Church, Lakeville, 3:00 PM, Sunday, January 2, 1977, Rev. Dallas Blenkush officiating.

Buried:
“with Albert & Anne”

Rose married Ole Oveson ELLINGBOE on 12 Feb 1910 in Ward Twp, Todd County, Minnesota. Ole (son of Ove Ovesen ELLINGBOE and Berit Arnesdatter HELLE) was born on 25 Sep 1875 in Vang i Valdres, Oppland, Norway; died on 5 Jan 1948 in Sanford Hospital, Farmington, Dakota County, Minnesota; was buried on 8 Jan 1948 in West Christiania Lutheran Cemetery, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Minnesota Death Certificate: 1969-MN-006177
• Occupation: USAF
• Social Security Number: SS# 474 05 9761 issued in MN before 1951
• Confirmation: 20 Jun 1926, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota

Notes:

Seems to have gone by the name Oliver, at least at the time he graduated from high school in 1930. A commemorative plaque apparently given to each of the nine graduates shows “E. Oliver Ellingboe.”

He is listed twice in the 1930 census: at home with his parents and as a farm laborer lodging with the Raymond Hussong family on their farm in Alba Twp, Jackson County, Minnesota.

In the 1940 census, he is living at home in New Market with his parents and siblings. He was a high school graduate and was employed as a mechanic.

Registered for the draft in Shakopee on 16 Oct 1940. He claimed to be self-employed and living with his parents at 2 Lakeville in New Market. The registration card shows that he was inducted on May 4, 1941.

From a write-up of “Old Timer” W.O. Edwin O. Ellingboe in the North Star Guardian, sometime in 1961:

It was May, 1941, when WO Edwin O. “Ellie” Ellingboe, ABRON’s Motor Vehicle Maintenance Officer, volunteered for the draft. Just after Pearl Harbor, he joined the 109th at Esler Field, Louisiana, and went overseas to southern England where he spent 22 months in training.

June 1944 marks the invasion of Europe. The 109th crossed the channel to France during the night in Liberty ships. From Ellie’s ship, trucks were unloaded onto barges to make the landing. Ellie boarded the last barge where he discovered he was the ranking NCOIC. He recalls, “While we were in the channel, both the outboard motors on our barge quit and we started drifting. To make matters worse, we were under attack from German aircraft. Finally, we got the motors started and made our landing. I waited for the last truck to be unloaded. By that time, we were separated from the rest of our squadron so we bunked under the truck until morning when we joined the rest of our outfit.”

At first, Ellie and his men were located at a front line air strip near St. Lo (No. A-9 for the benefit of the other Old-Timers). From there, he continued to move through France with the 109th. “I’ll never forget my first morning in Versailles. I woke up to find a dead Jerry lying almost beside me,” remembers Ellie.

Next came Paris, then a move to Gosselies, Belgium {a part of the Belgian town of Charleroi} - about 35 miles from the Battle of the Bulge. During the winter of 1944, his outfit was on the receiving end of several German bombing raids, including a few attacks by V-1s.

“One evening,” remembers Ellie, “three crippled bombers with full bomb loads landed at our base and skidded into a stockpile of petroleum drums. The crew members got out O.K. but the resulting fire set off all the bombs. That was the best Fourth of July celebration I’ve ever seen.”

The 109th was at Eschwagen, Germany, when the war ended. German aircraft literally poured into the field to surrender rather than land at Russian-held bases.

Next, the 109th was re-assigned to the China-Burma-India theatre of operations. But all those who had sufficient service time (including Ellie) were transferred to non-combat organizations. Ellie spent a short time with the 155th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron, then reassigned to the States where he was discharged at Camp McCoy in March, 1947. Ellie joined the Guard as an Air Technician.

South Minneapolis residents, Ellie and his wife, Ann, have two daughters, 10 and 7. Fishing and reading are Ellie’s pastimes.

Service Number 37028396

Served in the US military in World War II. Enlisted in the US Army Air Corps in May of 1941. Trained at Esler Field, Louisiana, in the 109th Observation Squadron. Assigned to inactive reserve in October of 1941. Recalled to active duty January 28th, 1942 (entered active duty in April). Unit renamed 109th Tactical Reconnaisance Squadron and was in England, Scotland, France, Belgium, and Germany, as part of the Ninth Air Force, until October, 1945.

He arrived back in New York aboard the Queen Mary on September 28, 1945, as a SSgt in the Army Air Corps. The personnel roster shows that the group was destined for Reception Station No. 16 at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin.

In the 1948 Minneapolis city directory, he was was Edwin O Ellingboe, auto repairman, National Guard Air Base in St. Paul. He resided at 3011 32nd Avenue S. That was his address at the time of his marriage to Anna.

In the 1950 St. Paul city directory, he was Edwin O, auto repair, National Guard Air Base. He resided in Minneapolis.

In the 1950 census, mistakenly called Edward, he and Anna lived at 2436 11th Avenue in south Minneapolis in the “rear” apartment. Edwin was a mechanic for “air service.”

Height 5' 4.5", Weight 135 lbs.

Died of heart disease at the age of 58. First heart attack at age 51 in February of 1962.

Not listed in the index of Minnesota births.

For some reason, SSDI gives his death date as 15 Apr 1969.

He was buried in Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Columbaria Section O, row O, grave 575. Rank: CWO, USAF

Died:
Veterans Hospital

Buried:
Section O, Site 575

Edwin married Anna Terésia JONSSON, (Johnson) on 22 Nov 1947 in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota. Anna (daughter of Jonas Petter JONSSON and Märta Greta JÖNSSON) was born on 25 Jul 1914 in Brunflo, Jämtlands län, Sweden; died on 3 Dec 2007 in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota; was buried on 6 Dec 2007 in Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Minnesota Death Certificate: 2003-MN-003430
• Occupation: Farmer, veterinary assistant
• Baptism: 22 Sep 1912, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota
• Confirmation: 20 Jun 1926, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota

Notes:

In the 1940 census, Art, Margaret, and Richard lived on a rented farm in New Market Twp. Margaret had had two years of college but the census recorded her occupation as housework.



Evey recalls that Art invited Margaret to church with him one Sunday. “The seating arrangement with men on one side and women on the other caused some uncertainty in what to do. They decided to sit together on the men’s side. I thought it looked kind of funny to see Miss Klefstad over there with all the men. She probably wasn’t feeling too relaxed, either. Gradually this segregated seating came to an end at the church.”

Arthur R. Ellingboe

Ellingboe Arthur R., age 90, of Northfield, passed away Jan. 12, 2003. Preceded in death by parents; brothers, Edwin & Oscar; sister, Jeanette; and sister, Ruby Linderholm who died later the same day. He was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and friend. Survived by wife of 66 years, Margaret; sons, Richard (Debera) of Eugene, OR, John (Catherine Cella) of Edina; 8 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; sisters, Beulah (Lloyd) Luckman, Northfield, Helen Henry, Minnetonka, Evelyn (Gaylord) Horwath, Faribault; brother-in-law, John Menne; sisters-in-law, Anna and Veola Ellingboe; many other relatives and friends. Funeral service 2 PM Friday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Northfield, John E. Quam officiating. Visitation Friday at the Church 12:30 PM until time of service. Bierman Funeral Home, Northfield.
Published in the Minneapolis Star Tribune on 1/15/2003.

Casket bearers: Peter Ellingboe, Michael Ellingboe, Stephen Ellingboe, Bradley Ellingboe, Randy Ellingboe, and Donald Heeman.

The organist was Ruth Ferguson and the soloist was Bradley Ellingboe. The Revs. John Quam and Craig Ellingboe officiated at the funeral.

From the program at Art’s funeral:

Arthur Raymond Ellingboe was born in Scott County, Minnesota, on August 2, 1912, to Ole and Rose (Thompson) Ellingboe. He was raised on his parents’ farm and attended the nearby country school.

On June 17, 1936, he was united in marriage to Margaret Oline Klefstad. They farmed together in Scott County until 1941 when they bought and ran their own farm in Dakota County, north of Northfield, until 1948. Arthur and Margaret then moved to Northfield and later, in 1952, to their longtime home in Waterford where they raised their two sons. Arthur began working at Dr. Garlie’s Veterinary Clinic as Office Manager and Vet Assistant, retiring in 1977. Not one to stay idle, he then worked at the Northrup King Research Station in Stanton for the next ten years.

Arthur was involved as a volunteer with the Civil Defense Organization in the area and a longtime member of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Northfield. He and Margaret spent a number of winters in Arizona, largely in Apache Junction. In 1995, they moved to Parkview Manor in Northfield.

Arthur died on Sunday, January 12, 2003, at Abbot Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis at the age of 90.

He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Margaret, sons Richard (Debera) of Eugene, Oregon, and John (Catherine Cella) of Edina, Minnesota; eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren, sisters Beulah (Lloyd) Luckman of Northfield, Minnesota, Helen Henry of Minnetonka, Minnesota, Evelyn (Gaylord) Horwath of Faribault, Minnesota, brother-in-law John Menne, sisters-in-law Anna and Veola Ellingboe, and many other relatives and friends.

He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers Edwin and Oscar, and sister Jeanette. Another sister, Ruby Linderholm, died several hours after Arthur.

In the Northfield city directory, Art shows up in 1950 and 1953. In 1950, his address is shown as 1112 Union Street and his occupation as “Bookkeeper, Adolph O. Garlie.” In 1953, there is a similar entry for that address (including “sp. Margaret”) but there is also one for 1109 Winona Street in which Art is listed as “Asst., Adolph O. Garlie.” Apparently the veterinarian that Art worked for was Adolph O. Garlie (#15744) until 1965 but by 1967 that vet is David A. Garlie.

His obit in the Northfield News, via the Dalby Database:

Arthur Ellingboe, age 90, of Northfield, died Jan. 12, 2003, at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis. Arthur Raymond Ellingboe was born Aug. 2, 1912, to Ole and Rose (Thompson) Ellingboe in Scott County. He was raised on his parents' farm and attended the nearby Country School. On June 17, 1936, he was united in marriage to Margaret Oline Klefstad. They farmed together in Scott County until 1941 when they bought and ran their own farm in Dakota County, north of Northfield, until 1948. They then moved to Northfield and later, in 1952, to their longtime home in Waterford where they raised two sons. He began working at Dr. Garlie's Veterinary Clinic as office manager and vet assistant retiring in 1977. Not one to stay idle, he then worked at the Northrup King Research Farm in Stanton for the next 10 years. He was involved as a volunteer with the Civil Defense Organization in the area and was a longtime member of St. John's Lutheran Church. They spent a number of winters in Arizona, largely in Apache Junction. In 1995, they moved to Parkview Manor. Ellingboe is survived by his wife of 66 years, Margaret; two sons, Richard (Debera) of Eugene, Ore., and John (Catherine Cella) of Edina; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; three sisters, Beulah (Lloyd)Luckman of Northfield, Helen Henry of Minnetonka, and Evelyn (Gaylord) Horwath of Faribault; one brother-in-law, John Menne; two sisters-in-law, Anna and Veola Ellingboe; and many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers Edwin and Oscar, and one sister Jeanette. Another sister, Ruby Linderholm, passed away several hours after Arthur. Services were held at 2 p.m. Friday at St. John's Lutheran Church, the Revs. John Quam and Craig Ellingboe officiating. The organist was Ruth Ferguson and the soloist was Bradley Ellingboe. Interment was at Red Rose Cemetery, north of Waterford. Pallbearers were Peter Ellingboe, Michael Ellingboe, Stephen Ellingboe, Bradley Ellingboe, Randy Ellingboe, and Donald Heeman. Arrangements were with Bierman Funeral Home.

An obit also appeared in the January 15th edition of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.

Baptism:
witnesses Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, and Anna, Clara, and Albert Ellingboe

Died:
Abbott Hospital

Buried:
234 WD 17, 209 W

Arthur married Margaret Oline KLEFSTAD on 17 Jun 1936 in West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota. Margaret (daughter of Martin John KLEFSTAD and Hattie NICHOLS) was born on 25 Aug 1912 in Chinook, Blaine County, Montana; died on 29 May 2003 in Northfield, Rice County, Minnesota; was buried on 31 May 2003 in Red Rose Cemetery, Waterford Twp, Dakota County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Minnesota Birth Certificate: 1915-32604
• Minnesota Death Certificate: 2008-MN-029572
• Baptism: 11 Jul 1915, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota
• Confirmation: 1 Jun 1930, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota

Notes:

In the 1940 census (indexed as Tuckman), she and Lloyd and Kenneth live in Savage in a house they own worth $2500. Lloyd is an assistant manager engaged in farming. Beulah had an eighth-grade education, Lloyd had had one year of high school.

Luckman, Beulah G. Age 93, of Northfield. Preceded by her husband of 70 years, Lloyd; and son, Kenneth. Survived by 4 children, Carol Brenner of Philadelphia, Edwin (Rev. Peggy) of Tillamook, OR, Sharon Ann Satre of St. Paul, and Charles of Northfield; daughter-in-law, Sylvia Luckman of Faribault; 13 grand & 12 great-grandchildren; sister, Evelyn (Gaylord) Horwath of Faribault; sister-in-law, Jeanette Severson of Roseville.

Beulah Genevieve Ellingboe Luckman was born May 25, 1915, at home in New Market Township, Scott County, Minnesota, to Ole and Rose (Thompson) Ellingboe. She was baptized on July 3, 1915, and confirmed on June 30, 1930, at Christiania Lutheran Church. She attended Lakeville schools. On June 17, 1936, she was united in marriage with Lloyd Winfield Luckman at Christiania Lutheran Church. After marriage they farmed in the Lakeville and Crystal Lake areas and then near Castle Rock. In 1960, they moved to Northfield and Beulah worked as a nurses aid. From the mid 1960's until the late 1970's she worked in food service at St. Olaf College. Lloyd passed away December 27, 2006. Beulah was a member of St. John’s Lutheran Church where she had been active in Circle, Ladies Aid, as a Sunday School teacher, and helping serve at funerals. She enjoyed quilting, crocheting and sewing. She was a kind, good hearted Christian, and she loved her family dearly.

Survivors include 4 children: Carol Brenner of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Edwin and wife Rev. Peggy of Tillamook, Oregon, Sharon Ann Satre of St. Paul, Charles of Northfield; her daughter-in-law, Sylvia Luckman of Faribault; 13 grandchildren: Darla (Alex) Hanson, Steven Luckman, Susan (Ed) Narewski, Donna (Ed) Gensemer, James Brenner, Brandon (Julie) Luckman, Michael and Joseph Satre, William, Ryan, Genevie, Bridget and Cheyenne Luckman; 12 great-grandchildren; one sister, Evelyn and husband Gaylord Horwath of Faribault; her sister-in-law, Jeanette Severson of Roseville; nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband of 70 years, Lloyd; her son, Kenneth; her parents; 3 brothers: Edwin, Art and Oscar Ellingboe; and 3 sisters: Helen Henry, Ruby Linderholm and Jeanette Menne.

Beulah passed away Saturday evening, October 11, 2008, at the Northfield Hospital at the age of 93.

Funeral services will be 2:00 P.M. Thursday, October 16, 2008, at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Northfield with Rev. Mark Johnson officiating. Music will provided by Randy Ellingboe and Alexandra Smith.  Interment will be in Northfield Cemetery. Casket bearers will be James Brenner, Edwin, Charles, Brandon, Steve, William and Ryan Luckman, Michael and Joseph Satre. Visitation will be 5-7PM Wednesday, October 15, 2008, at the Benson & Langehough Funeral Home in Northfield. Visitation will continue on Thursday at the church one hour prior to the service.

Beulah had 14 grandchildren, not 13.

Baptism:
sponsors Arthie Forstrom, Ellen Thompson, Albert Ellingboe

Died:
Northfield City Hospital

Beulah married Lloyd Winfield LUCKMAN on 17 Jun 1936 in West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota. Lloyd (son of Edward Theodore LUCKMAN and Marie N TOWNSEND) was born on 19 Sep 1911 in Richfield, Hennepin County, Minnesota; died on 27 Dec 2006 in Northfield, Rice County, Minnesota; was buried on 3 Jan 2007 in Northfield City Cemetery, Rice County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Minnesota Birth Certificate: 1917-32124
• Occupation: Farmer Then District Rep. Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance
• Social Security Number: 474-05-9764 issued in MN before 1951
• Baptism: 10 Mar 1918, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota

Notes:

He registered for the draft in Shakopee on 16 Oct 1940.

Oscar and Veola were living at 8502 W. Upper 206th Street, Lakeville, in 1982.

His obituary from the Minneapolis newspaper:

Ellingboe

Oscar, age 70, of Lakeville, Nov. 27th. Survived by wife, Veola; sons Rev. Craig & wife, Mary, Cannon Falls, Randy & wife, Lynn, Mpls., Bradley & wife, Karen, Albuquerque; grandchildren, Nicole, Hollis, Kari, Maren, Peter Ellingboe; brother, Arthur, Northfield; sisters, Mrs. Lloyd (Beulah) Luckman, Northfield, Mrs. James (Helen) Henry, Florida, Mrs. Floyd (Ruby) Michaud, Burnsville, Mrs. Gaylord (Evelyn) Horwath, Faribault, Mrs. John (Jeanette) Menne, Mpls. Funeral service 2 pm Tues. St. John’s Lutheran Church, Lakeville. Visitation from 3-9 pm Mon. White Funeral Home, Lakeville. Interment Highview Cemetery.

Baptism:
sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tonsager, Margarith Thompson, Ralph Thompson

Died:
According to SSDI, Lakeville was his last residence

Buried:
Highview Cemetery 231 EA

Oscar married Veola Yvonne SOBERG on 28 Jan 1948 in Dakota County, Minnesota. Veola (daughter of Palmer Olaf SOBERG and Judith Alfia SUNDAL) was born on 11 Oct 1929 in Scott County, Minnesota; died on 3 Jun 2004 in Dakota County, Minnesota; was buried on 8 Jun 2004 in Highview Cemetery, Eureka Twp, Dakota County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Minnesota Birth Certificate: 1920-32378
• Minnesota Death Certificate: 2007-MN-001761
• Baptism: 10 Oct 1920, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota
• Confirmation: 22 Jul 1934, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota

Notes:

From her obituary: Campion Henry, Helen B.

Campion Henry, Helen B. Age 86 of Minnetonka. Preceded in death by husband, Clarence Campion; brothers, Ed, Art and Oscar Ellingboe; sisters, Jeanette Menne, and Ruby Linderholm; grandson, Greg Bredemeier. Survived by daughters, Betty (Chuck) Bredemeier, Marge (John) Evenstad; grandchildren, Phil (Karlene) Evenstad, Mark (Lori) Evenstad, Tim (Susie) Evenstad, Dan Bredemeier, Scott (Chris) Bredemeier, Joel (Jodi) Bredemeier; 15 great-grandchildren; sisters, Beulah Luckman, Evelyn (Gaylord) Horwath. Interment Resurrection Cemetery, Mendota Heights. Funeral Service 11 AM Monday, January 22, with visitation 1 hour before service.

Baptism:
sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tonsager, Margareth Thompson, Ralph Thompson

Died:
quietly at 9:15 AM according to her sister

Buried:
funeral at Washburn-McReavy in Hopkins

Helen married Clarence M CAMPION on 10 Oct 1940 in Scott County, Minnesota. Clarence (son of Michael Lawrence CAMPION and Julia Ellen CONNALLY) was born on 15 Jun 1916 in Scott County, Minnesota; died on 21 Jul 1971 in Hennepin County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Helen married J.C. HENRY [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Minnesota Birth Certificate: 1925-29697
• Minnesota Death Certificate: 2003-MN-004285
• Baptism: 26 Apr 1925, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota
• Confirmation: 4 Sep 1938, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota

Notes:

Her middle name is shown as Orline on her birth certificate. Buried as Ruby Orlean Linderholm.

Ruby O. (Pool) Linderholm

Linderholm (Pool) (nee Ellingboe) Ruby O. Linderholm, age 77, of Burnsville, on Jan. 12, 2003. She was preceded in death by husbands, Frank Pool and Gordon Linderholm; brothers, Edwin, Arthur and Oscar Ellingboe; and sister, Jeanette Menne. Survived by loving children, Kathleen (Ardy) Neutz, Ronald (Shelly), Kevin (Kathy) and David (Susan) Pool, Beverly (Alan) Standly, Karen (Stephen) Smieja and Theresa (Carter) Anderson; 19 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren; sisters, Beulah (Lloyd) Luckman, Helen Henry and Evelyn (Gaylord) Horwath; brother-in-law, John Menne; sisters-in-law, Anna, Margaret and Veola Ellingboe. Funeral service 11 am Thursday at Friendship Church of Prior Lake, 17741 Fairlawn Ave., John Just officiating, with visitation from 4-8 pm Wednesday at the White Funeral Home (Co Rd 50) and one hour prior to service at church. Interment West Christiania Cemetery, Lakeville. White Funeral Home.

Casket bearers: Jacob Standly, Nathan Pool, Michael Neutz, Daniel Pool, Christian Pool, Brandon Smieja, Shaun Smieja

Baptism:
sponsors: Mabel Gunderson, Sigurd Gunderson, Sophie Nilson, Clarence Tonsager

Died:
Fairview Southdale

Buried:
buried with her last husband, Gordon

Ruby married Herbert Francis (Frank) POOL on 29 Nov 1945 in Scott County, Minnesota, and was divorced on 9 May 1973 in Dakota County, Minnesota. Herbert (son of Cally Milton POOL and Eulalia Helen GLEISNER) was born on 11 Apr 1920 in Dakota County, Minnesota; died on 20 Oct 1994 in Burnsville, Dakota County, Minnesota; was buried in All Saints Cemetery, Lakeville, Dakota County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Ruby married Floyd Alexander MICHAUD on 23 Dec 1973 in Dakota County, Minnesota. Floyd was born on 8 Oct 1926; died on 4 Aug 1999 in Hennepin County, Minnesota; was buried in St. Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Ruby married Gordon Junior LINDERHOLM on 2 Oct 1997 in Scott County, Minnesota. Gordon was born on 9 Oct 1922 in Hennepin County, Minnesota; died on 27 Jun 2000 in Dakota County, Minnesota; was buried in West Christiania Lutheran Cemetery, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• MN Death Cert Checked: Y
• Minnesota Death Certificate: 2001-MN-520563
• Baptism: 2 Jan 1936, West Christiania Lutheran Church, New Market Twp, Scott County, Minnesota

Notes:

Her birth certificate information:

Name: Jenetta Ellingboe
Birth Date: 3 Dec 1935
Birth County: Scott
Father: Ole Ellingboe
Mother: Rose Thompson
File Number: 1935-MN-035747

Baptism:
sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ellingboe, Beulah Ellingboe, Lloyd Luckman

Died:
North Memorial Medical Center

Buried:
St. Joseph Parish Center, New Hope, Minnesota; Section 7, Site 213

Jeanette married John Jude MENNE on 24 Aug 1957 in Hennepin County, Minnesota. John (son of Joseph W MENNE and Marie BOOR) was born on 19 Nov 1933 in Watonwan County, Minnesota; died on 11 Dec 2019 in Hennepin County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Minnesota Death Certificate: 1998-MN-009880
• Occupation: Gas station owner and operator
• Social Security Number: 470-42-4792 Issued in Minnesota in 1955

Notes:

Buried:
19 ND 6

Kenneth married Sylvia Marion SORENSON on 7 Jun 1958 in Rice County, Minnesota. Sylvia (daughter of Sophus C SORENSON and Verna NESS) was born on 17 Mar 1939 in Dakota County, Minnesota; died on 7 Aug 2015 in Rice County, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]