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Louella Sophie Hagenson Bray

barbdrum  (View posts) Posted: 11 Jun 2001 12:00PM GMT
Classification: Obituary
Surnames: BRAY, BECKWITH, HAGENSON, ANDERSON, MYRE
From the 7 January, 1965 edition of the Spooner Advocate page 7.

Louella Sophie Bray was born at Cylinder, Iowa (note this would be Palo Alto county), on 9 June, 1890, and grew to womanhood there. On 9 May, 1909 she was united in marriage to Clarence Bray at Dows, Iowa and to this union one daughter, Genevive,was born.

The family left Dows in 1915 and came to Washburn county and have resided in the township of Crystal for the past 46 years.

Mrs. Bray had been in failing health for several years and passed away at Shell Lake Hospital on Thursday, 31, Dec, 1964 at the age of 74 years.

Her husband Clarence preceded her in death on 27 June, 1964. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Elmer Anderson, (Genevive), Spooner, one grandson, Robert Anderson, one great grandson, two sisters, Mrs. Grant Bray, Spooner, Mrs. Clarence Myre, Forest City, Iowa, four brothers, Arthur Hagenson, Percy Hagenson, and Elmer Hagenson, all of Thompson, Iowa and Orlo Hagenson, Lake Mills, Iowa and many other relatives.

Funeral services were held on Monday, 4 January at 2p.m. at Dahl Funeral Home, Rev. Roy S. Brown, Trego officiated, burial in Earl Cemetery. Casket bearers were Sam Gilbert, Ray Shoquist, Nalmar Nelson, Carl Johnson and Arthur Buttenhoff

Re: Louella Sophie Hagenson Bray

s_schin  (View posts) Posted: 13 Jun 2002 10:26AM GMT
Classification: Query
Hello! i have done lots of research in my old familiy here in Norway. But i have found one strange probleme: A man called Ole Haagensen Hohjem, born Nov. 24th.-1856, just seems to disappear 1884-85. Family rumours say 'he left for America'. But why should an educated man ('Mecanicus') leave his young wife and two small daughters like that in the small town of Hönefoss, Norway? With no trace behind? I would be glad if you should happen to know anything! Yours Stein Schinstad, Lillehammer, Norway.

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