Karl Oskar Håkansson
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Karl Oskar Håkansson |
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Karl Oskar Håkansson was born July 27, 1880 in Sweden and died March 14, 1960 in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA at age 79. He is the son of Håkan Pettersson of Sweden and Christina Maria Larsdotter of Fröbbestorp, Torsas, Kalmar lan, Småland, Sweden. Carl changed his name to Carl Oscar Hawkinson after coming to the U. S. A. Anna-Maria Palm was born February 10, 1884, in Lake Norden, Hamlin Co., SD, and died March 14, 1961, Oakland, Alameda Co., CA, at age 77. She is the daughter of Andrew Peter Palm and B. Mary Lindell, both of Sweden. Anna first married Unknown. Unknown and Anna Maria Palm were married Unknown and had one child:
Carl Oscar Hawkinson and Anna Maria (Palm) (Unknown) were married November 6, 1909, in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN. Carl and Anna had seven children:
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The Cincinnati Enquirer, October 5, 2007 published on 10/4/2007 HAWKINSON, Edward HAWKINSON Edward Palm, son of the late Carl Oscar Hawkinson and Anna-Maria Palm. Born in Lake Norden, South Dakota of Scandanavian heritage on Feb. 13, 1915, passed to eternal rest on Oct. 1, 2007, age 92. Mr. Hawkinson, a forty-year resident of Anderson Township, was currently residing at the Arden Courts Alzheimer's facility. Devoted husband for 62 years of Sally Field Hawkinson, cherished father of Edward (Peggy) Field Hawkinson and Ellen R. (Charles) Williams, loving grandfather of Jacqueline S. (Mark) Rhone, Charles E. Williams III, Brooke E. (Chris) Frazier and Spencer Hawken White, great-grandfather of Blake Subinsky, Megan Rhone and Jackson Frazier, also survived by sister, Betty Hawkinson and brother, Dwight "Bud" Hawkinson. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, Mr. Hawkinson was a chemical engineer and the project manager responsible for the building of chemical processing facilities nationally, as well as internationally. He and his wife retained many fond memories of his years on assignment in Brisbane, Australia. A memorial service in celebration of his life will be held next month at Anderson Hills United Methodist Church, where he was a member. Private burial services will follow at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo, New York. Fares J. Radel Funeral Home and Crematory serving the family Published in Star Tribune from May 2 to May 3, 2009James L. Bothum Bothum,
James L. age 77, of Brooklyn Center, passed away April 30, 2009 at
home where he wanted to be, surrounded by his loved ones. Jim fought
a courageous 7 year battle with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy.
Beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Korean
War Veteran (1950-1953) with the Wolfhound 27th Infantry. Preceded
in death by parents, Arthur and Edith; mother-in-law and father-in-
law, Clara and William Schelitzche; and brother-in-law, Cliff
Schelitzche. Survived by loving wife of 52 years, Geraldine;
children, Susan Arneson, James (Krisan), and Patrick; grandchildren,
Nicole (Travis) Isaacson, Kathryn Arneson (friend, Luke), Jacob,
Tim, and Joe; great-grandchildren, Hailie and Emma; loving aunt,
Lorraine Whisenant; half-brother, Jim (Betty) Wilson;
sisters-in-law, Kate (Bud) Hawkinson and Dee Schelitzche; many
nieces, nephews, and cousins. Lifetime VFW, American Legion, and
Minnesota Korean War Chapter 1 member. Special thanks to Dr. Dawn
Blomgren and the staff of NMHHC for all their wonderful care. Mass
of Christian Burial Tuesday, 10:30 am at the Church of St. Alphonsus,
7025 Halifax Ave. North, Brooklyn Center. Interment Ft. Snelling.
Visitation Monday, 5-8 pm with Veterans Ritual 6 pm and prayer
service 7 pm at Gearty-Delmore Robbinsdale Chapel, 39th and W.
Broadway and one hour before the Mass at the church. Memorials
preferred to ARC of Hennepin County or PRISM. Gearty-Delmore
763-537-4511Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minneapolis, MN, January 31, 201 Dwight "Bud" Hawkinson Hawkinson, Dwight "Bud" age 88, of Minnetonka, passed away peacefully on Jan. 25, 2010. He has been a resident at Golden Living Center for the past few months where he received tender, loving care. In his teens, Bud was a Golden Gloves boxing champion. In his early 20's a hearing loss prevented him from joining the military, so to serve his country during the war he went to Greenland to work for a construction company to help our national defense. While there he continued his boxing and knocked out the 3rd ranking welter weight in the world. Bud and his brother Roger were plaster and stucco contractors and owned their own business. They worked on 100's of projects all over the metro area including Orchestra Hall and the Landmark Center. He loved to go grouse hunting on the Gunflint Trail, fish all year around, and he always was up for a challenging game of cribbage. Bud is survived by his wife of 68 years, Kate; 7 children, Ann (Rex) Rice, Bill, Joe (Mary), Jane, Mary Willette, John (Pamey) and Katie (Mike) Olsen; 13 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren...who were all the light of his life! Mass of Christian Burial at St. Hubert Catholic Church, Chanhassen, MN, Tuesday, Feb. 16, 12 noon. Private interment at a later date.
Karl Oskar Håkansson was born July 27, 1880, in Sweden. Anna Maria Palm was born February 10, 1884, in Hamlin Co., SD. The 1900 U. S. Census taken on June 11, 1900 shows A. P. Palm (age 47) born February 1853 in Sweden to Swedish-born parents and emigrating in 1883 and a Naturalized citizen is a Farmer owning his own farm with a mortgage and living in Norden Twp., Hamlin Co., SD. Living with him is his wife of 17 years, Maria B. Palm (age 55) born November 1844 in Sweden to Swedish-born parents and having emigrated in 1880, with all four of the children born to her still alive. Also living with him are his unmarried children, all born in South Dakota to Swedish-born parents: Anna M. Palm (age 16) born February 1884; Ellen A. Palm (age 15) born August 1885; Andrew Palm (age 13) born April 1887; and Hanna L. Palm (age 11) born March 1889. Also living there is Palm's unmarried sister, Anna L. Palm (age 29) born November 1870 in Sweden to Swedish-born parents, and having emigrated in 1892, a Servant. Three Boarders also live in the household. The 1905 Minnesota State Census taken on June 26, 1905 shows Oscar Hokanson (age 24) born in Sweden to Swedish-born parents and having lived in Minnesota for 4 years and in this district for 2 months is a Laborer living at 2314 6th Street North, 3rd Ward, City of Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN. Carl Oscar Hawkinson and Anna Maria (Palm) (Unknown) were married November 6, 1909, in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN. The 1910 U. S. Census taken on April 25, 1910 shows Carl O. Hawkinson (age 29) born in Sweden to Swedish-born parents and emigrating in 1900 with Pa Naturalization is a House Plasterer renting his house for $26/month at 3304 Longfellow Avenue, 7th Ward, City of Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN. Living with him is his wife of one year, Anna Hawkinson (age 26) born in South Dakota to Swedish-born parents. Also living there is his step-daughter, Edna C. Hawkinson (age 4) born in Minnesota to Swedish and South Dakota-born parents. On September 12, 1918 the WWI Draft Registration Report shows Carl Oscar Hawkinson is a Naturalized citizen and is living at 3304 Longfellow Avenue, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN. He is a married Plasterer working for Emil Johnson at Granite Falls, Medicino, MN. His wife is Anna Hawkinson.
The 1920 U. S. Census taken on January 20, 1920 shows Carl O. Hawkinson (age 39) born in Sweden to Swedish-born parents and emigrating in 1900 and Naturalized in 1906 is a Plasterer owning his own home at 3304 Longfellow Avenue, 7th Ward, City of Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN. Living with him is his wife Anna Hawkinson (age 35) born in South Dakota to Swedish-born parents. Also living there are their five children, born to Swedish and South Dakota-born parents: Marjorie J. Hawkinson (age 8) born in Minnesota; Roger C. Hawkinson (age 6) born in Minnesota; Edward P. Hawkinson (age 4 11/12) born in South Dakota; Mary E. Hawkinson (age 3 1/12) born in South Dakota; and Betty O. Hawkinson (age 4/12) born in Minnesota. The 1930 U. S. Census taken on April 17, 1930 shows Charles Hawkinson (age 49) born in Sweden to Swedish-born parents and emigrating in 1899 and Naturalized and first married at age 22 is a Plastering Contractor owning his own home worth $4,500 at 3149 Colombus Avenue, 8th Ward, City of Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN. Living with him is his wife Anna M. Hawkinson (age 46) born in South Dakota to Swedish-born parents and first married at age 25. Also living there are their seven unmarried children, all born to Swedish and South Dakota-born parents: Marjorie Hawkinson (age 18) born in Minnesota; Roger Hawkinson (age 16) born in Minnesota; Edward Hawkinson (age 15) born in South Dakota; Mary Hawkinson (age 13) born in South Dakota; Betty Hawkinson (age 10) born in Minnesota; Dwight Hawkinson (age 8) born in Minnesota; and Phyllis Hawkinson (age 4) born in Minnesota. Carl and Anna lived in Oakland, CA and were members of the Lakeside Baptist Church. Carl is buried in Sunset View Cemetery in Oakland, CA. Carl Oscar Hawkinson died March 14, 1960, in Oakland, Alameda Co., CA at age 79. Anna M. (Palm) (Unknown) Hawkinson died March 14, 1961, Oakland, Alameda Co., CA at age 77.
The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, CA, April 19, 2006
HALSTEAD, MARY ELIZABETH
Deceased Name: Halstead Mary Elizabeth
1916
2006 F20: Hemet/San Jacinto
HALSTEAD, MARY ELIZABETH Age 89, died on April 16, 2006 at the Hemet Valley Rehab Center. Mrs. Halstead had lived in Hemet for 21 years. She was born on Oct. 28, 1916 in South Dakota. She was a Legal Secretary, retired from Amschel Law Corp. No services are planned. Henry Halstead was married to blues vocalist Marjorie Whitney who sang with the King's Jesters. Marjorie Whitney was from Lincoln NE and died in 1994. Originally published on 10/4/2007 HAWKINSON, Edward HAWKINSON Edward Palm, son of the late Carl Oscar Hawkinson and Anna-Maria Palm. Born in Lake Norden, South Dakota of Scandanavian heritage on Feb. 13, 1915, passed to eternal rest on Oct. 1, 2007, age 92. Mr. Hawkinson, a forty-year resident of Anderson Township, was currently residing at the Arden Courts Alzheimer's facility. Devoted husband for 62 years of Sally Field Hawkinson, cherished father of Edward (Peggy) Field Hawkinson and Ellen R. (Charles) Williams, loving grandfather of Jacqueline S. (Mark) Rhone, Charles E. Williams III, Brooke E. (Chris) Frazier and Spencer Hawken White, great-grandfather of Blake Subinsky, Megan Rhone and Jackson Frazier, also survived by sister, Betty Hawkinson and brother, Dwight "Bud" Hawkinson. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, Mr. Hawkinson was a chemical engineer and the project manager responsible for the building of chemical processing facilities nationally, as well as internationally. He and his wife retained many fond memories of his years on assignment in Brisbane, Australia. A memorial service in celebration of his life will be held next month at Anderson Hills United Methodist Church, where he was a member. Private burial services will follow at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo, New York. Fares J. Radel Funeral Home and Crematory serving the family. |
