Sophia Louisa Larsdotter
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Sophia Louisa Larsdotter |
Gustave Adolph Lundgren was born November 1863 in Sweden and died about January 1923 in Ironwood, Gogebic Co., MI or Rochester, MN at age 59. He was the son of Adolph Lundgren and wife of Sweden. Sophia Louisa Larsdotter was born April 1, 1862 in Sweden and died August 6, 1933 in Gogebic Co., MI at age 71. She was the daughter of Lars Fredrik Nilsson and Gustava Ekman Larsdotter, both of Sweden. Adolph and Sophie were married about 1889 in Ishpeming, MI. Adolph and Sophie had seven children:
TIMELINE Sophia Louisa Larsdotter was born April 1, 1862 in Sweden. Gustave Adolph Lundgren was born November 1863 in Sweden. Adolph and Sophie were married about 1889 in Ishpeming, MI.
Adolph Lundgren and wife, the parents of Gustave Adolph Lundgren
Unidentified picture, possibly a Lundgren daughter (sister of Gustave Adolph Lundgren) The 1900 U. S. Census taken on June 7, 1900 shows Adolph Lundgren (age 36) born in Sweden to Swedish-born parents and emigrating from Sweden in 1888 with Pa naturalization is a teamster living at 833 East Mc Leod Avenue, Ironwood, Gogebic Co., MI. Living with him is his wife of eleven years, Sophia Lundgren (age 38) born March 1862 in Sweden to Swedish parents and emigrating from Sweden in 1888, with three of her four children still living. Also living at home are their three children, all born in Michigan: Herry Lundgren (age 7) born May 1893; Egnes Lundgren (age 5) born November 1894; and Edward Lundgren (age 1) born October 1898. The 1910 U. S. Census taken on April 25, 1910 shows Adolph Lingren (age 46) born in Sweden to Swedish-born parents and emigrating from Sweden in 1896 with Na naturalization is a foreman in a mine owning his own home at 615 Sutherland Street, Ironwood, Gogebic Co., MI. Living with him is his wife of 18 years, Anna Lingren (age 48) born in Sweden to Swedish parents and emigrating from Sweden in 1895, with six of her six children still living. Also living at home are their six children, all born in Michigan: Harvey Lingren (age 16); Agnes Lingren (age 15); Edward Lingren (age 11); Jennie Lingren (age 8); Randolph Lingren (age 6); and Milton Lingren (age 4). There is also a family of three renting there. The 1920 U. S. Census taken on January 17, 1920 shows Gustav A. Lundgren (age 55) born in Sweden to Swedish-born parents and emigrating from Sweden in 1888 with Na naturalization in 1906 is a foreman in a boiler house owning his own home at 615 Sutherland Street, 5th Ward, Ironwood, Gogebic Co., MI. Living with him is his wife of 18 years, Sophia Lundgren (age 57) born in Sweden to Swedish parents and emigrating from Sweden in 1888 and a Na citizen. Also living at home are four of their children, all unmarried and born in Michigan to Swedish-born parents: Edward Lundgren (age 21) who is a fireman on a railroad; Jennie Lundgren (age 18) who is a bookkeeper in a factory; Randolph Lundgren (age 16); and Milton Lundgren (age 14). Gustave Adolph Lundgren died about 1923 in Ironwood, Gogebic Co., MI at about age 60. Ironwood Daily Globe, Tuesday, January 23, 1923 PERSONALS Mrs. G. A. Lundgren, Sutherland street, has left for Rochester where her husband is receiving medical treatment at the Mayo Brothers hospital. City of Ironwood Michigan 1928 Directory of Residents: b/ & g/ = number of male & female children under 16 years of age and living at home. Lundgren, Astor 215 S Curry St P 0 clerk The 1930 U. S. Census taken on April 5, 1930 shows Edward L. Swan (age 45) born in Wisconsin to Swedish-born parents is a commercial traveler for wholesale paints renting his home in Ironwood, Gogebec Co., MI. Living with him is his wife, Jennie M. Swan (age 28) born in Michigan to Swedish-born parents. The Swans were married at ages 39 and 22. Also living there are their children: Wanda R. Swan (age 5); and Edward L. Swan (age 2 11/12); both born in Michigan. Also living there were: Sophia L. Lundgren (age 68) born in Sweden; Rudolph E. Lundgren (age 26) unmarried and a chauffeur for a wholesale food or feed store; and Milton J. Lundgren (age 24) unmarried and unemployed. Sophia Louisa (Larsdotter) Lundgren died August 6, 1933 in Gogebic Co., MI at age 71. Ironwood Daily Globe, Monday, August 7, 1933 DIES SUDDENLY IN AUTOMOBILE RIDE Heart Attack Causes Death of Mrs. Sophia Lundgren, 71 Mrs. Sophia Lundgren, 71, died suddenly at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon while riding in an automobile with a son, Rudolph, and several friends on the Black river road. They were on their way home when Mrs. Lundgren suffered a heart attack which caused her death. She had been ailing since she suffered an attack of pneumonia two months ago. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon, with services at the family home, 615 Sutherland street, at 2 o'clock and at the Swedish Methodist church at 2:30. The Rev. Carl Malmquist will officiate. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Mrs. Lundgren was born in Sweden March 31, 1852. She came to this country in 1888, locating in Ishpeming, where she was married to G. A. Lundgren. Before her marriage she was Miss Sophia Larson. They came to Ironwood in 1891. The deceased is survived by three sons and one daughter, Rudolph, Edward, Milton, and Mrs. E. L. Swan, all of Ironwood, and five grandchildren. Mr. Lundgren died ten years ago. Mrs. Lundgren was a member of the Leading Star society and of the Swedish Methodist church. The body will be taken to the home between 4 and 5 o'clock this afternoon. Ironwood Daily Globe, Monday, August 7, 1933 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us, for the beautiful floral offerings and the kind donation of cars during the sad bereavement and loss of our beloved mother, Mrs. Sophie Lundgren. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Swan; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lundgren; Rudolph Lundgren; Milton Lundgren Ironwood Daily Globe, Thursday, August 10, 1933 FUNERALS MRS. SOPHIA LUNDGREN Last rites for Mrs. Sophia Lundgren, old resident of the city who died suddenly Sunday afternoon, were conducted yesterday afternoon at the family home on Sutherland street and at the Swedish Methodist church by the Rev. Carl Malmquist. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Pallbearers were Ole Leskell, James Larson, Magnus Olson, Arthur Bergland Charles M. Anderson, Charles Jackson. Floral tributes were carried by Mesdames Ole Leskell, Haling, Charles M. Anderson, Dan Leskell, P. A. Johnson, Swan Larson, Victor Fredrickson, Charles Tobin and F. C. Ohman. Persons from out of town who attended the services were Mrs. Almo Larson of Waupaca, Arthur Larson of Sheridan, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. SWenson and daughter, Helen of Rockford, Ill, and Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle J. Huber of Minocqua. Ironwood, Michigan 1938 City Directory Lundgren, Frank ... 132 W Birch diamond driller Newport Mine
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