Living married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Living
2. Living
3. Living

Living married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

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James married Nancy Lee BRASS on 24 Oct 1950 in IA. Nancy (daughter of Bernard John BRASS and Vivian Elizabeth BUELOW) was born on 13 Feb 1933 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN; died on 14 Feb 2020 in Apple Valley, Dakota, MN; was buried on 18 Feb 2020 in Dawn Valley Cemetery, Bloomington, Hennepin, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Obituary: 16 Feb 2020

Notes:

DNA:
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Died:
Cause of death: Complications from Alzheimers

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• Residence: 1922, Gadbjerg Parish, Tørrild, Vejle, DENMARK
• Immigratn: 19 Apr 1922, New York, New York, NY
• Immigratn: 11 Sep 1929
• Census: 8 Apr 1930, Edina, Hennepin, MN
• Naturalization: 17 Oct 1939, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
• Census: 16 Apr 1940, 6548 France Ave S, Edina, Hennepin, MN
• Naturalization: 10 Dec 1941, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
• Military Note: 1942, Edina, Hennepin, MN

Notes:

Claus Hansen Grube of Vindelev is sponsor.

DNA:
KWP

Residence:
Ship manifest states that the last residence of passenger was Gadbjerg, Denmark.

Immigratn:
Viggo arrived in the United States aboard the "Olympic" which set sail from Northampton, England and arrived in the port of New York on April 19, 1922. Viggo is listed on the ship manifest as "Viggo Pedersen," his hometown is listed as Gadbjerg, Denmark. He claimed that he was coming to the United States permanently and that he had a ticket to his final destination. He intended to go to his friend Marius Iverson at 75 Portland Ave Richfield St Minneapolis (sic). He had $25.00.

SS Olympic
Built for White Star and Dominion Lines, in 1911 and named Olympic. Southampton-New York, WWI troopship, Trans-Atlantic ( 1920-24) service. Largest liner in the world 1911-12. Sistership to Titanic. Last remains broken up in Scotland in 1937.

Immigratn:
Viggo entered the United States in New York a second time in 1929 aboard the "SS United States" which originated from Copenhagen, Denmark. He is listed as 35 years old, a farmer, born in Vindelev, Denmark. His destination is Minneapolis, Minn.

Census:
1930 census at 6600 France Avenue South, Edina, Hennepin, MN shows Vego Peterson, 36, b. DENMARK, parents b. DENMARK, immigrated 1922. He is listed as a lodger, hired man on a dairy farm, the head of household is Nels Neilson.

Naturalization:
On October 17, 1939 Viggo submitted a Petition for Naturalization.

Census:
1940 census at Edina, Hennepin, MN shows Viggo Petersen, 44, b. DENMARK, 1935 residence, same house, operator, dairy farm; Svea, 42, b. SWEDEN; children b. MN: James, 8; Donald, 4. Also enumerated are 5 farm helpers.

Naturalization:
On this date Viggo signed an Oath of Allegiance and his petition to become a naturalized citizen was granted.

Military Note:
In 1942 Viggo registered for the WWII draft, he gives his birthdate as 5-10-1895 in Denmark. He states he is a farmer working for J. A. Robinson at 66th & France Ave in Edina.

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Viggo married Svea Ingaborg SUNDBERG on 28 Sep 1931 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN. Svea (daughter of Anatolius SUNDBERG and Margareta Elisabet GORSDOTTER) was born on 17 Jan 1898 in Sunnanö, Torsång Parish, Kopparberg, SWEDEN; died on 30 Nov 1986 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN; was buried in Dawn Valley Cemetery, Bloomington, Hennepin, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigratn: 1900
• Note: 1919, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN

Notes:

DNA:
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Note:
In 1919 Svea and Elsie are listed in the Minneapolis City directory living in rooms at 1913 Columbus Avenue. Svea's occupation is machine operater and Elsie's is as bookeeper for the Excelsior Baking Co.

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Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Railroad Engineer
• Anecdote: 31 May 1927
• Census: 16 Apr 1930, 1729 Park Ave., Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
• Census: 10 Apr 1940, 2808 Cedar Ave S, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
• Census: 28 Apr 1950, Bloomington, Hennepin, MN
• Obituary: 13 Feb 1996

Notes:

DNA:
KWP

Anecdote:
I knew Bernie all of my adult life, until his death and never heard this story nor did I see any burn scars.

Census:
1930 census at 1729 Park Avenue, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN shows: Bernard Brass, 23, m. 22, b. MN, parents b. MN/MN, filling station attendant; Vivian, 20, m. 20, b. MN, parents b. WI/WI.

Census:
1940 census at Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN shows Bernard Brass, 33, b. MN, 1935 residence, Robbinsdale, MN, attendant, oil filling station; Vivian, 30, b. MN; children b. MN: Beverly, 9; Nancy, 7.

Census:
1950 census shows Bernard J. Brass, 42, b. MN, fireman, railroad; Vivian E. 40, b. MN; children b. MN:Beverly J., 19, cashier, community fund; Nancy M., 17. They reside at 8105 13th Avenue, Bloomington, MN.

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Bernard married Vivian Elizabeth BUELOW on 24 Oct 1929 in Hennepin Co., MN. Vivian (daughter of Harry Earl BUELOW and Jennie Mary ST. LAWRENCE) was born on 31 Aug 1909 in Tenstrike, Beltrami, MN; died on 16 Jul 1990 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN; was buried on 19 Jul 1990 in Assumption Church Cemetery, Bloomington, Hennepin, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Note: 30 Apr 1926, Culdrum Township, Morrison, MN

Notes:

DNA:
KWP

Note:
I have a small booklet presented to the students of School District No. 60, on April 30, 1926, by their teacher Marjorie T. Chambers. Listed among the 37 students are Vivian Buelow and her brother Howard Buelow and her sister Harriet Buelow.

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Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1880, Bjerlev, Hvejsal, Nørvang, Vejle, DENMARK
• Census: 1890, Vindelev, Vindelev, Nørvang, Vejle, DENMARK
• Census: 1901, Lindeballe, Lindeballe, Tørrild, Vejle, DENMARK
• Census: 1906, Lindeballe Parish, Tørrild, Vejle, DENMARK
• Census: 1916, Gadbjerg Parish, Tørrild, Vejle, DENMARK
• Census: 1921, Tykhøjet, Gadbjerg, Tørrild, Vejle, DENMARK

Notes:

Baptism sponsors are Katherine Jensdatter, Mette Pedersdatter of Billund; Peder Nielsen of Uhe and Herman Pedersen of Bostlund and Knud Todensen (sp?).

DNA:
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Census:
1880 census at Bjerlev, Hvejsal Parish, Norvang, Vejle, Denmark shows: Nis Christian Pedersen, 29; Karen Marie Dvinge, 24; children: Peder Jensen, 4; Klaus Dvinge, 2; Marie Kristine, 1. Also enumerated is Martin Johnsen, age 27.

Census:
1890 census at Vindelev, Vindelev Parish, Nørvang, Vejle shows: Nils Kristian Pedersen, 39, b. Ringive, occupation skrædder/tailor; Karen Marie Pedersen fodt Dvinge, 35, b. Hornstrup; children b. Smidstrup: Peder Jensen, 14, Klaus Dvinge, 12; children b. Hvejsal: Marie Kristine, 10; Laurine Marie, 9; Karen Horsbøl, 7; Alma, 5; Martin Peder, 3; child b. Vindelev: Eline Katrine, b. 27 Apr .
Enumerated immediately after is Martin Johnsen who had been with the family in the 1880 census.

Census:
1901 census at Lindeball, Lindeballe Parish, Tørrild, Vejle, Denmark shows Nis Kristian Pettersen, born Ringive Parish 05/14/1850, came from Gadbjerg in 1899, married 1875, 11 children from marriage living, 1 child from marriage dead; Karen Marie Dvinge, born 30 Sep 1855, Hornstrup Parish; children: Marie Kristine, born 2 Feb 1879, Hvejsal Parish; children born Vindelev Parish: Eline Katrine, 27 May 1889; Ewald Moller, 12 Jul 1891; Vigo, born 10 May 1894; child bor Gadbjerg Parish: Gustav, born 01 June 1898. Also enumerated is Dagmar Pettersen, born Lindeballe Parish 06 Mar 1900 and listed as "pleiebarn."

Census:
1901 census at Lindeballe Parish, Tørrild, Vejle, Denmark shows Nis Kristian Pedersen, born 1850-19-4, farmer and tailor; Karen Marie Pedersen, b. 1855-30-9; Viggo Pedersen, b. 1894-10-5; Gustav Pedersen, b. 1898-1-6.

Census:
1916 Census at Gadbjerg, Denmark shows Kristian Pedersen, b. 19 Apr 1850, farmer; Karen Marie, b. 30 Sep 1855; children Gustav, b. 1 Jun 1899; Evald Moller, b. 11 Jul 1891.

Census:
1921 census at Tykhøjet, Gadbjerg Parish, Vejle, Denmark shows Kristian Pedersen, born 19 April 1852, Ringive Parish, arrived in parish from Lindeballe Parish in 1913, Karen Marie Pedersen, born 30 Sep 1855, Hornstrup Parish and Gustav Pedersen, their child, born 01 Jun 1899 (place is blank).

Nis married Karen Marie DVINGE on 28 Aug 1875 in Hornstrup Parish, Nørvang, Vejle, DENMARK. Karen (daughter of Claus Henrich DVINGE and Else Maria HANSEN) was born on 29 Sep 1854 in Bredballe, Hornstrup, Nørvang, Vejle, DENMARK; was christened on 11 Mar 1855 in Hornstrup Parish, Nørvang, Vejle, DENMARK; died on 30 May 1923 in Tykhøjet, Gadbjerg, Tørrild, Vejle, DENMARK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

DNA:
KWP

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigratn: 5 Mar 1882, Torsång Parish, Kopparberg, SWEDEN
• Immigratn: 20 Dec 1884
• Census: 1893, Sunnanö, Torsång Parish, Kopparberg, SWEDEN
• Census: 1900, Sunnanö, Torsång Parish, Kopparberg, SWEDEN
• Immigratn: 13 Aug 1900, Gothenburg, SWEDEN
• Immigratn: 29 Aug 1900
• Census: 11 May 1910, Wykeham Township, Todd, MN
• Census: 28 Feb 1920, Burleene Township, Todd, MN
• Census: 8 Apr 1930, Burleene Township, Todd, MN

Notes:

Birth:
Birth records indicate that Anatolius was the illegitimate child of Elisabeth. I have not determined whether she later married or not.

Note:
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TORSÅNG - THE CULTURAL HERITAGE

This part of our country, which is called Dalarna, is full of historical memories. Torsång is a small village, and you will find it if you follow the road 8 km southeast of Borlänge along the river Dalälven. People have lived here since the Stone Age and the place is one of the oldest parishes in Dalarna.

The church is the oldest preserved building in Torsång. It was built in the 14th century, and the christening font is from the 13th century. The building is made of granite and brick, and is very beautiful.


To understand the importance of Torsång, you have to know a little about the geographi of Dalarna. In Dalarna there are two rivers taking up all water from the western and northern parts. They are called Västerdalälven and Österdalälven. These two rivers brings together in Dalälven a couple of miles north of Torsång, and floats through Torsång out to the sea. The water from the eastern part of Dalarna floats down to a lake called Runn. Runn is connected to Dalälven with a small river called Lillälven.


Falu Koppargruva has always needed lots of wood. At the beginning of the 17th century was the neighbourhood out of wood and the king of Sweden, Karl IX, banned cutting trees in an area of 10 km around Falun. Since the rivers always have been used for transporting it became natural to take the trees in the big forests in the eastern and northern parts of Dalarna, and from there float them down the river to Falun by way of Torsång.


In the middle of the sixties the last log was floated down this river, and this village began to die.


At the end of the seventies some of the government institutions were moved to Borlänge. Lots of people had to move from Stockholm to Borlänge. This was a new time of prosperity for Torsång. About 150 houses and a new provision shop were built in Torsång. This generation now has grown-up children and the provision shop has had to close down.


Nowadays you can say that this village begins to come to life when it's time for the spring flood, and that it slows down when the trees lose their leaves.

DNA:
KWP

Immigratn:
Swedish emigration records show that Anatolius traveled alone to North America.

Immigratn:
Swedish records show that Anatolius "came from North Amerika" on Dec. 20, 1884. Ellis Island records from 1900 indicate that he had been in the US previously and gave the place as Herman, MN.

Census:
The 1884-1893 Household Examination shows the following family

Anatolius Sundberg, b. Jul 2, 1854 Torsång, married 1879, came 1884-12-20 from N. Amerika.
wife: Greta Lisa Görsdotter, b. Oct 19, 1858 Torsång, married 1879.
daughter: Agnes Adelina, b. Dec 8, 1885 Torsång.
son: Artur Emanuel, b. Oct 15, 1887 Torsång.
son: Axel Valdemar, b. May 7, 1890 Torsång.
daughter: Betty Regina, b. Sep 7, 1892 Torsång.

Census:
1894-1900 Household Examination shows the following family.

Anatolius Sundberg, b July 2, 1849 Torsång parish, married 1879.
wife: Greta Lisa Gorsdotter, b. Oct 19, 1858, Torsång parish, married 1879.
daughter: Agnes Adalina, b. Dec 8, 1858, Torsång parish.
son: Arthur Emanuel, b. Oct 15, 1887 Torsång parish.
son: Axel Valdemar, b. May 7, 1890 Torsång parish.
daughter: Betty Regina, b. Sept 7, 1892 Torsång parish.
daughter: Elsa Mariana, b. Apr 30, 1895 Torsång parish.
daughter: Svea Ingeborg, b. Jan 17, 1898 Torsång parish.

Immigratn:
Anatolius and Margaretta emigrated from Sweden in 1900 along with their children. The initial part of their journey was aboard the ship "Aristo" sailing from Gothenburg, Sweden to Hull, England.

Immigratn:
Anatolius and Margaretta emigrated from Sweden in 1900 along with their six children. They arrived August 29, 1900 aboard the "Oceanic" which left from Liverpool.

The ship manifest indicates Anatolius was 51 years old, occupation listed as laborer and he had $400.00. His final destination was Minneapolis, Minnesota. Also listed were: Greta, 42; Agnes, 15, servant; Arthur, 13, laborer; Axel, 10; Betty, 8; Elsa, 5y 6 m; and Ivea (sic) 2.

Built by Harlan & Wolff Limited, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1899. 17,272 gross tons; 704 (bp) feet long; 63 feet wide. Steam triple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 19 knots. 1,710 passengers (410 first class, 300 second class, 1,000 third class).
Built for White Star and Dominion Lines, in 1899 and named Oceanic. Liverpool-New York service. World’s largest liner 1899-1901. Converted to wartime Aux. Cruiser. Stranded in the Shetland 9/1914. Gradually scrapped on the spot in 1924.

Census:
1910 census at Wykeham Township, Todd, MN shows: Anatolius Sundberg, 60 married 31 years, b. SWEDEN, parents b. SWEDEN, farmer, immigrated 1900; Margaret E., 51, 8 children born / 6 living, b. SWEDEN, parents b. SWEDEN, children, all but John Venner b. SWEDEN: Axel W., 20; Betty R., 17, servant private family; Elsie M., 15, servant private family; Svea A., 12; John V., 7, b. MN.

Census:
1920 census Burlene Township, Todd, MN shows: Anatolius Sundberg, 68, b. SWEDEN, immigrated 1900, parents born SWEDEN, farmer; Margaret, 61, b. SWEDEN, immigrated 1900, parents b. SWEDEN; children: Axel, 29, b. SWEDEN; Venner, 17, b. MN.

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Anatolius married Margareta Elisabet GORSDOTTER on 11 May 1879 in Sunnanö, Torsång Parish, Kopparberg, SWEDEN. Margareta (daughter of Goran ERSSON and Sofia LARSDOTTER) was born on 19 Oct 1858 in Sunnanö, Torsång Parish, Kopparberg, SWEDEN; died on 22 Jan 1931 in Edina, Hennepin, MN; was buried on 24 Jan 1931 in Swedish Baptist Cemetery, Rose City, Douglas, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Greta Lisa Gorsdotter
• Census: 1893, Sunnanö, Torsång Parish, Kopparberg, SWEDEN
• Census: 1900, Sunnanö, Torsång Parish, Kopparberg, SWEDEN
• Immigratn: 13 Aug 1900, Gothenburg, SWEDEN
• Immigratn: 29 Aug 1900

Notes:

Note:
From a web site that was supposed to be about Motor Museum but that part wasn't functional yet.

TORSÅNG - THE CULTURAL HERITAGE

This part of our country, which is called Dalarna, is full of historical memories. Torsång is a small village, and you will find it if you follow the road 8 km southeast of Borlänge along the river Dalälven. People have lived here since the Stone Age and the place is one of the oldest parishes in Dalarna.

The church is the oldest preserved building in Torsång. It was built in the 14th century, and the christening font is from the 13th century. The building is made of granite and brick, and is very beautiful.


To understand the importance of Torsång, you have to know a little about the geographi of Dalarna. In Dalarna there are two rivers taking up all water from the western and northern parts. They are called Västerdalälven and Österdalälven. These two rivers brings together in Dalälven a couple of miles north of Torsång, and floats through Torsång out to the sea. The water from the eastern part of Dalarna floats down to a lake called Runn. Runn is connected to Dalälven with a small river called Lillälven.


Falu Koppargruva has always needed lots of wood. At the beginning of the 17th century was the neighbourhood out of wood and the king of Sweden, Karl IX, banned cutting trees in an area of 10 km around Falun. Since the rivers always have been used for transporting it became natural to take the trees in the big forests in the eastern and northern parts of Dalarna, and from there float them down the river to Falun by way of Torsång.


In the middle of the sixties the last log was floated down this river, and this village began to die.


At the end of the seventies some of the government institutions were moved to Borlänge. Lots of people had to move from Stockholm to Borlänge. This was a new time of prosperity for Torsång. About 150 houses and a new provision shop were built in Torsång. This generation now has grown-up children and the provision shop has had to close down.


Nowadays you can say that this village begins to come to life when it's time for the spring flood, and that it slows down when the trees lose their leaves.

DNA:
KWP

Census:
The 1884-1893 Household Examination shows the following family

Anatolius Sundberg, b. Jul 2, 1854 Torsång, married 1879, came 1884-12-20 from N. Amerika.
wife: Greta Lisa Görsdotter, b. Oct 19, 1858 Torsång, married 1879.
daughter: Agnes Adelina, b. Dec 8, 1885 Torsång.
son: Artur Emanuel, b. Oct 15, 1887 Torsång.
son: Axel Valdemar, b. May 7, 1890 Torsång.
daughter: Betty Regina, b. Sep 7, 1892 Torsång.

Census:
1894-1900 Household Examination shows the following family.

Anatolius Sundberg, b July 2, 1849 Torsång parish, married 1879.
wife: Greta Lisa Gorsdotter, b. Oct 19, 1858, Torsång parish, married 1879.
daughter: Agnes Adalina, b. Dec 8, 1858, Torsång parish.
son: Arthur Emanuel, b. Oct 15, 1887 Torsång parish.
son: Axel Valdemar, b. May 7, 1890 Torsång parish.
daughter: Betty Regina, b. Sept 7, 1892 Torsång parish.
daughter: Elsa Mariana, b. Apr 30, 1895 Torsång parish.
daughter: Svea Ingeborg, b. Jan 17, 1898 Torsång parish.

Immigratn:
Anatolius and Margaretta emigrated from Sweden in 1900 along with their children. The initial part of their journey was aboard the ship "Aristo" sailing from Gothenburg, Sweden to Hull, England.

Immigratn:
Anatolius and Margaretta emigrated from Sweden in 1900 along with their six children. They arrived August 29, 1900 aboard the "Oceanic" which left from Liverpool.

The ship manifest indicates Anatolius was 51 years old, occupation listed as laborer and he had $400.00. His final destination was Minneapolis, Minnesota. Also listed were: Greta, 42; Agnes, 15, servant; Arthur, 13, laborer; Axel, 10; Betty, 8; Elsa, 5y 6 m; and Ivea (sic) 2.

Built by Harlan & Wolff Limited, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1899. 17,272 gross tons; 704 (bp) feet long; 63 feet wide. Steam triple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 19 knots. 1,710 passengers (410 first class, 300 second class, 1,000 third class).
Built for White Star and Dominion Lines, in 1899 and named Oceanic. Liverpool-New York service. World’s largest liner 1899-1901. Converted to wartime Aux. Cruiser. Stranded in the Shetland 9/1914. Gradually scrapped on the spot in 1924.

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Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 15 Apr 1910, Polk St. & 29th Avenue, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
• Military Note: 12 Sep 1918, 2808 Cedar Ave, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
• Census: 12 Jan 1920, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
• Census: 8 Apr 1930, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
• Census: 2 Apr 1940, 2750 18th Ave S, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
• Census: 26 Apr 1950, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN

Notes:

DNA:
KWP

Census:
1910 census at Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN shows: Joe Brass, 32, m. 4 yrs., b. MN, parents born HOLLAND/HOLLAND (spoke Dutch); Victoria, 20, m, 4 yrs, children born/living, 2/2; b. MN, parents born HOLLAND/HOLLAND (spoke Dutch); Bernard, 3, b. MN, parents b. MN/MN, Helen, 1 4/12, b. MN, parents b. MN/MN. The birth places of parents are quite curious, Joseph's parents were both born in Germany and Victoria's parents were both born in Poland!

Military Note:
On September 12, 1918, Joseph fills out a WW I Draft registration. He states his name is Joseph Oscar Brass, birthday is July 2, 1878 and that he is 40 years old. He resides at 2808 Cedar Avenue in Minneapolis. His occupation is as a switchman for the "Cru&StP Ry" in Minneapolis. He lists Mrs. Victoria Brass (wife) as his nearest relative. The registrar records that he is medium height and medium build with blue eyes and dark brown hair.

Census:
1920 census at 2808 Cedar Ave. S., Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN shows: Joe Brass (indexed Brase), 41, b. MN, parents b. US/US, switchman, railroad; Victoria, 37, b. MN, parents b. POLAND; children b. MN: Bernard, 12; Helen, 11. Also enumerated is William Hicks, boarder, 39, b. MO, parents b. MN/MO, switchman, railroad.

Census:
1930 census at 2750 18th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN shows: Joseph O. Brass (indexed Braas), 51, married at age 27, b. MN, parents b. GERMANY, switchman, railroad; Victoria, 47, married at age 22, b. MN, parents b. POLAND, lodging house keeper; Helen, 21, b. MN, stenographer, candy mfg. Also enumerated are 5 boarders, all of whom work for the steam railroad.

Census:
1940 census at Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN shows Joseph O. Brass, 51, b. MN, same house 1935; Victoria, 55, b. MN. Also enumerated are 4 lodgers.

Census:
1950 census shows Joseph O. Brass, 71, widowed, b. MN. He is living at 2750 18th Ave., So., in Minneapolis. There are three other men enumerated there as lodger's, they all work for the railroad.

Died:
At the time of his death Joseph was listed as living at 2750 18th Avenue South, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN. His parents are listed as Bernard and Mary (unknown) Brass. The cause of death was "uremia due to cancer of the prostrate." His occupation is listed as railroad switchman. The informant was Frances (Odell) Brass.

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Joseph married Victoria HAMERNICK on 6 Feb 1906 in Hennepin Co., MN. Victoria (daughter of Francis HAMERNICK and Helen GLOMER) was born on 23 Dec 1883 in MN; died on 7 Apr 1948 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN; was buried on 10 Apr 1948 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

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Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 10 May 1910, Hagali Township, Beltrami, MN
• Census: 14 Jan 1920, Baudette, Beltrami, MN
• Census: 19 Apr 1930, Culdrum Township, Morrison, MN
• Census: 6 Apr 1940, Little Falls, Morrison, MN
• Census: 11 Apr 1950, St. Louis Park, Hennepin, MN

Notes:

DNA:
KWP

Census:
1910 census at Hagali Township, Beltrami, MN shows: Harry E. Buelow, 28, married 3 years, b. SD, parents b. GERMANY/IL, laborer, railroad; Jennie, 20, 2 children born / 1 living, b. WI, parents b. CANADA/WI; Vivian, 9/12, b. MN.

Census:
1920 census at Baudette Village, Beltrami, MN shows: Harry E. Buelow, 37, b. SD, parents b. GERMANY/IN, railroad brakeman; Jennie M., 27, b. WI, parents b. CANADA/MA; children b. MN: Vivian E., 10; Howard R., 7; Harriet L., 5; Chancy R., 1/12.
Note: Census data is collected for all individuals living in the abode as of January 1, 1920. This family was enumerated on January 14 and their son Chancy was included in the count although he had died 6 days prior.

Census:
1930 census at Culdrum Township, Morrison, MN shows: Harry E., 48, 25 at marriage, b. SD, parents b. GERMANY/IN, farmer; Jennie, 38, 16 at marriage, B. WI, parents b. CANADA(French)/MA; children all b. MN, parents b. SD/WI: Howard, 17, general laborer, buildings; Harriet, 15, Harold, 8; Arthur 4 8/12.

Census:
1940 census at Little Falls, Morrison, MN shows Harry Buelow, 58, b. SD, residence 1935 rural Morrison Co., MN, carpenter helper, WPA construction project; Jennie, 49, b. WI; children b. MN: Harold, 18; Arthur, 14.

Census:
1950 census shows Harry E. Bulow, 68, married, b. SD; Jennie M., 58, b. WI. They live on Hampshire Avenue in St. Louis Park, MN.

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Harry married Jennie Mary ST. LAWRENCE on 29 Jan 1907 in Bemidji, Beltrami, MN. Jennie (daughter of Arthur Joseph ST. LAWRENCE and Mary Elizabeth 'Lizzie' MICHAUD) was born on 20 Jun 1891 in West Superior, Douglas, WI; died on 28 Jan 1957 in Hennepin Co., MN; was buried in Lewis Cemetery, Maple Plain, Hennepin, MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Birth: 20 Jun 1890, West Superior, Douglas, WI

Notes:

DNA:
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Birth:
Hand written note with the heading "West Superior Wisconsin June 20 1890, the Baby girl ?is Born on Friday June the 20 at 20 minutes past 10 o 'clock at night it was a little girl Je??en St Lawrence."

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