We are looking for information about a Maria Christina Nilsdotter, b 10 of Sep 1878 (according to a death certificate, 1879 according to the Swedish records) in Vilhelmina, Sweden, and her husband Ola Petterson Nes, b 22 of June 1850 in Selbu, Norway. (His name can also be spelled Olaf or Ole and Peterson). They married in 1903. Apr 3rd 1907 they emigrated to USA. They left from Trondheim in Norway to Halifax. Name of the ship between Norway and England was Salomo and the shipping line was Allan. As far as we believe they settled in Perley, Pennington, Minnesota. That is the town they gave up when they departed from Trondheim and in one of very few saved letters from her she mentions Pennington but don’t give much more information on that. After a couple of years Olaf Peterson died. We don’t know what year, sometime between 1907 and 1921, perhaps around 1915. In 1921 Maria remarried a Mr Larson (also from Norway). According to a Death Certificate from the state of California (state file number: 71-118715, local registration district and certificate number: 7097-038490; her social security number is 555-12-5117), she had lived in the state of California for 55ys at the time of her death 8 of Sep 1971, which gives she could have moved to California about 1916, but at least some time between 1916 and 1921. She probably moved directly from Minnesota to the Los Angeles area, maybe from Pennington county, but we don’t know for sure. Would it be possible to find Ola Peterson in some cemetery records or death record. And Ola and Maria Christina Nilsdotter/Peterson/Nes/Larsen in some (1910/1920) census in Pennington county (or elsewhere if they didn’t live there)? We would be very, very glad to find any information about them. Maria was grandmother to Ninni Naes husband. Sinc, Roland Tidstrom and Ninni Naes. Please email us both: [ mailto:Roland.tidstrom@swipnet.se ]roland.tidstrom@swipnet.se [ mailto:ninni_naes@yahoo.se ]ninni_naes@yahoo.se

Hi Dennis and all, I am sorry to see you go from the Minnesota list, but you also need to get over your anger, which is in no way at all related to anyone on this list. Only you alone can figure out why you are so angry and get rid of the source. Do not take it out on others, it does not prove anything at all. If you get upset at what someone posts, write an email to the person, put it in your draft email and sleep on it. We are all on this list to help when able. After all you are searching for your family here and more then likely do not live here. But you know what? You also need to learn how to behave on a list. Emails as written are very non-emotional and can be taken either way when written or read. You should have just deleted what the person wrote in response to your post, rather then have a hissy fit online. We here in Minnesota always love to help when we are able. I sent you the the 1920 and 1930 census on your request from Motley, and you know what? He was the only person who had a garage in that town in both census that fit your criteria. I am always glad to help when I can, BUT a simple "Thank You" means a lot to us who help everyone around the world for "free" every day. Manners lately is something which appears to be lacking in Genealogy World. Guess some just think if they ask a question, someone better answer them or else. So many come with this crap "Thank you in advance", Hey, if you do not have time to "Thank me" after the fact, then do not ask to begin with your questions.....There are also many on the list who I have helped who have taken the time to write me offlist and thank me, makes us who do this for "free", much more willing to keep on doing it. Try hiring someone and see what it will cost you........... Scarlett, the List Administrator, may just well throw me off the list for my comments. You need to give a List Administrator respect, they have taken the time to take over monitoring a list and the behavior on it. I am surprised she put up with it as long as she did, I admin a few lists and would not have. :-) I am seriously considering going off this list, only because I have never seen so many people in my last 10 years online who do not have the courtesy to say "Thank You" when helped, to the person who has helped them. Responding to a person offlist puts nothing in the archives to help someone who may be searching in years to come about their family. For those who do not know, the archives for this list are here and are searchable: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=MINNESOTA If you wish to reply to someone and the Minnesota list, just hit reply all on your mail and it will go to the person and the list and archives. Just remember, if you are looking for the perfect family ancestry, then quit looking now, because you will never find it. Every family has their imperfections and I feel it adds to the family history, does not distract. Have a fine Easter with your families all. Margit in Minnesota http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maggiebakke/flom.html "Genealogy - a search for the greatest treasures - our ancestors" From: Paddlec1@aol.com Subject: Thanks everyone Date: Wed, 7 Apr 2004 17:33:38 EDT Started out with: My father, who is now 80 has been reunited with an older brother who had spent decades looking for him, and has met another brother and four sisters who were not yet born when he went to the orphanage.

Well just when you thought you were rid of me I am baaak. You were all so helpful to me in finding my Grandfather and information on him that I wish to ask you a couple more questions. The first one is where is the best place in Sweden to ask for a copy of my Grandfathers birth certificate. His name is John August Carlson and he was born in 1847 in a place called Smaland I do believe but am not too sure about that. Also I have an address for ironrange and it is as follows: http://www.ironrangeresearchcenter.org/ but my computer keeps telling me that this is the wrong address. I want to get Naturalization Papers from them. Could someone please give me the right address. Thank you and I will try and not bother you again for a time. Annette Carlson Tucker.

Hi Annette, The site works fine for me, maybe it is your isp that is the problem?: http://www.ironrangeresearchcenter.org/ When I clicked on the site you gave in your email, it worked fine. Try joining the Sweden list, there are many helpful people on the list, some related to me thru their roots in Norway. :-) http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/SWE/SWEDEN.html Don't ever think you are a bother to the Minnesota list, we are all here to help when we are able. Please ask any questions, no matter how minute you may think they are, someone may have an answer somewhere in Minnesota. Margit http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maggiebakke/flom.html "Genealogy - a search for the greatest treasures - our ancestors" > Well just when you thought you were rid of me I am baaak. You were all so > helpful to me in finding my Grandfather and information on him that I wish to > ask you a couple more questions. The first one is where is the best place in > Sweden to ask for a copy of my Grandfathers birth certificate. His name is > John August Carlson and he was born in 1847 in a place called Smaland I do > believe but am not too sure about that. > > Also I have an address for ironrange and it is as follows: > http://www.ironrangeresearchcenter.org/ but my computer keeps telling me that > this is the wrong address. I want to get Naturalization Papers from them. > Could someone please give me the right address. Thank you and I will try and > not bother you again for a time. > Annette Carlson Tucker.

Hej Roland! Perley is in Norman County Minnesota, where I live. It is the only Perley in the State of Minnesota. I will see what I can find. Margit > We are looking for information about a Maria Christina Nilsdotter, b 10 of > Sep 1878 (according to a death certificate, 1879 according to the Swedish > records) in Vilhelmina, Sweden, and her husband Ola Petterson Nes, b 22 of > June 1850 in Selbu, Norway. (His name can also be spelled Olaf or Ole and > Peterson). They married in 1903. > Apr 3rd 1907 they emigrated to USA. They left from Trondheim in Norway > to Halifax. Name of the ship between Norway and England was Salomo and the > shipping line was Allan. > As far as we believe they settled in Perley, Pennington, Minnesota. That > is the town they gave up when they departed from Trondheim and in one of > very few saved letters from her she mentions Pennington but don’t give > much more information on that. > After a couple of years Olaf Peterson died. We don’t know what year, > sometime between 1907 and 1921, perhaps around 1915. In 1921 Maria > remarried a Mr Larson (also from Norway). According to a Death Certificate > from the state of California (state file number: 71-118715, local > registration district and certificate number: 7097-038490; her social > security number is 555-12-5117), she had lived in the state of California > for 55ys at the time of her death 8 of Sep 1971, which gives she could > have moved to California about 1916, but at least some time between 1916 > and 1921. She probably moved directly from Minnesota to the Los Angeles > area, maybe from Pennington county, but we don’t know for sure. > Would it be possible to find Ola Peterson in some cemetery records or > death record. And Ola and Maria Christina Nilsdotter/Peterson/Nes/Larsen > in some (1910/1920) census in Pennington county (or elsewhere if they > didn’t live there)? We would be very, very glad to find any information > about them. Maria was grandmother to Ninni Naes husband. > Sinc, > Roland Tidstrom and Ninni Naes. > Please email us both: > [ mailto:Roland.tidstrom@swipnet.se ]roland.tidstrom@swipnet.se > [ mailto:ninni_naes@yahoo.se ]ninni_naes@yahoo.se

Started out with: My father, who is now 80 has been reunited with an older brother who had spent decades looking for him, and has met another brother and four sisters who were not yet born when he went to the orphanage. Went to: I found your message to be both interesting and inspiring. Would love to have you post a copy of the indentured servitude. A.T. Quickly devolved to: Then the other side of the situation, is someone who will make up AND PRINT a totally different story than what actually happen, so they can feel conformable about the ancestor and their life. Lots of reasons. Don't believe everything in oral/print oral history. Followed by this piece of brilliance: "Sussane had a good point" snip And this: I think that Paddlec1@aol.com has a bad attitude towards people whom he has asked for help and then doesn't like the answer he get's, so is rude to the very same people who are trying to help him. Never even once said "Thank You"!! I think a lot of other people on this list would agree with me. Lanah I would like to recognize those who bypassed the forum and sent insults directly to me as well. I would like to give special thanks to those who posted enlightening messages about how fortunate my father was to at one time be a piece of *human property*, and how being owned by another "wasn't that bad", and how he "learned how to work". Try that one on the next black man you see. Let me know how it turns out. Seriously, I would like to thank the folks who did offer valuable assistance in my search the last two years. And anyone who would like a copy of the Contract of Indenture please feel free to e-mail me and I will get it out to you. I'm certainly not going to be a party to any forum that so carelessly flings insults. It was a bit of a slap on the face coming on the heals of the good news I had recently found, and that I shared with all of you. I wish you all well and want to leave you with this: It's your forum, if you trash it, that's what you'll have. Dennis

I believe that more than enough has been said about this subject. Any more flaming on this list and the offending party(ies) shall be removed from the list. If you chose to disagree to the extent that we have been subjected to, please do so off list. Thank you, Scarlett G. Donahue, List Administrator

In a message dated 4/5/04 11:32:28 AM Mountain Daylight Time, SHieber writes: << Dennis, in no way was I trying to offend you with my post about children as Indentured Servants. Right Susanne.... Here's part of your statement: "Then the other side of the situation, is someone who will make up AND PRINT a totally different story than what actually happen, so they can feel conformable about the ancestor and their life. Lots of reasons. Don't believe everything in oral/print oral history." This topic has been a lively one in our local genealogy group. We have learned many things: >> Long statement of personal opinion snipped: No Susanne, WE didn't learn anything, YOU hypothesized. You know absolutely nothing about my family or it's circumstances. A vague rambling statement of YOUR opinion does not pass for fact. Dennis

I'll get it out as soon as I get it scanned. Been very busy, it might take a few days to get to it. Thanks, Dennis In a message dated 4/6/04 2:23:45 PM Mountain Daylight Time, Eibob@aol.com writes: << I would be interested in a copy of the indenture. My mothers step brother did this in Iowa. Thank you. Bobbie >>

Diana, There were three newspapers in Mankato in 1879. Have you checked those for an obit for your Salina? Date Range: 1/1/1879 to 12/31/1879 Mankato. RECORD Microfilm Mankato. REVIEW (Daily) Microfilm Mankato. UNION The mnhs.org has microfilm of those newspapers. Kathy Diana Owen wrote: > > Hi Jeanne, from OR: > We have some LINDSAY, MN, Golden Valley, ND, and WA state commonalities, > which I hope lead to more gen-info for both of us :-) > My gg grandmother Salina P. LINDSAY b 3/14/1829 NY, died 11/7/1923 Coeur > D'Alene, ID (I have her death certificate) was married to Henry HODGES, b > abt 1829 MA or VT, died 9/25/1879, Mankato or St. Peter, MN. > Their daughter Lillian/Lillie Jane HODGES b 6/25/1852 NY, died 9/21/1925 > Puyallup, WA, married Julius CHAPMAN in 1867 Kasota, LeSeuer, MN. > Lillian HODGES and Julius CHAPMAN were on the 1870 census in Kasota, LeSeuer > Co., MN and on the 1880 census in Elmo, Ottertail, MN. > Julius CHAPMAN was born in 1841 No. Stockholm, NY, and died in 1918, > Sentinel Butte, Golden Valley, ND. His first wife Amelia STREETER died in > childbirth in No. Stockholm, NY, while Julius was home on a medical leave > from the Civil War in 1864. > I don't know whether Julius CHAPMAN and his second wife Lillian J. HODGES > met in NY or in MN. > One of Julius and Lillie's ten children, my grandfather John H. CHAPMAN > moved from MN to ND to ID to Tacoma, WA, where I was born. > I have spent 11 years trying to find the ancestors of Salina P. LINDSAY and > her spouse Henry HODGES. > I hope we have some connection. > Looking forward to hearing from you. > Diana Chapman Owen > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Jeannabee@aol.com> > To: <MINNESOTA-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 10:59 AM > Subject: [MINNESOTA] New to list/Searching for WILSONs and LINDSAYs > > > Hi everyone > > > > Just subscribed to this list and very glad to see it is so active. > > > > My family unexpectedly appeared in MN in the 1910 census. Wish I knew > what > > County. A long time ago some kind lady sent me an abbreviated list of > their > > census presence. Would like to see more of this census so someday I can > find > > the first names of all of their parents. I would like to see if the > Lindsay > > and/or Wilson families were why John and K/Catherine went to MN. My g > grandparent > > Lindsays took my mother when she was 3 and returned her to her father in > ND > > when she was 8. > > > > My maternal grandparents: > > > > John William WILSON m: K/Catherine J. LINDSAY. He was b: in Hickory > County, > > MO in 1872/1873. She was b: in OH in 1882/1883. They were in MN in 1908 > > since my Uncle Frank was b: in MN in 1908. By 1912 the family were in > Gayton, > > Emmons County, ND where my mother was born. > > > > K/Catherine died in 1915 in ND? or MN? or? when my mother was 3 years old. > My > > mother was sent/taken by train to wherever John and Frank were, probably > ND. > > John, Frank and my mother were on the 1920 Golden Valley, ND census, and > > K/Catherine was listed as deceased. John and family eventually ended up > in Kelso, > > Cowlitz County, WA. > > > > Truly hope that these names and story sound familiar to someone. > > > > Jeannie from OR :) > > > > > > ==== MINNESOTA Mailing List ==== > > "It is not the length of life, but depth of life." - Ralph Waldo Emerson > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > ==== MINNESOTA Mailing List ==== > Join the Rootsweb WorldConnect Project! Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://www.worldconnect.rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

Michelle, At http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Search.cfm, you will find Frank Parchem's death record listed - he died May 10, 1936 in St. Louis County (where Duluth is located). There are other Parchems shown at the site, also - Anton (2), Lena, John, and a Julia. Certificates can be ordered online or you might try calling the St. Louis County courthouse in Duluth to see if you can obtain the information by telephone. It's possible that a descendant would have signed the death certificate(s). They also have birth records at the courthouse where they could possibly look up the Parchem family for the names of their children. According to www.switchboard.com, there are seven Parchmes living in MN today. Phone numbers and addresses are shown there if you'd like to contact them. Good luck, Carole At 04:08 PM 4/6/2004, you wrote: >I've been trying to find info on Frank PARCHEM. He was born Nov. 10, 1873 >in Duluth, MI to Jacob/Anton and Juliana PARCHEM. His parents moved to >St. Louis County, MN before 1880. Frank died around 1936 in Duluth >MN. Does anyone have any information on him or his family? I've found >three possible names (Lena, Helen, and Eleanor) for who he married and >would like to know his children's names. I only know of John (b. 12/8/1899). >Thanks, >Michelle

In the 1930 census I find these living together in Duluth: Frank N Parchem 57 1872 Michigan Head White Duluth, St Louis, MN Lena Parchem 53 1876 Wife Duluth, St Louis, MN Peter A Parchem 26 1903 Son Duluth, St Louis, MN Gordon V Parchem 17 1912 Son Duluth, St Louis, MN 1930 U.S. Federal Census > Minnesota > St Louis > Duluth > District 75 Year: 1930; Census Place: Duluth, St Louis, Minnesota; Roll: T626_1127; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 75; Image: 0443. Good Luck with your family. Margit > > I've been trying to find info on Frank PARCHEM. He was born Nov. 10, 1873 in > Duluth, MI to Jacob/Anton and Juliana PARCHEM. His parents moved to St. > Louis County, MN before 1880. Frank died around 1936 in Duluth MN. Does > anyone have any information on him or his family? I've found three possible > names (Lena, Helen, and Eleanor) for who he married and would like to know his > children's names. I only know of John (b. 12/8/1899).

This Frank below is the right age, but born in Michigan. 1920 U.S. Census € Minnesota € St Louis € Duluth € ED# 133 Living on 57th Avenue Frank age 46 born in Michigan of German parents Car Inspector Railroad Helena wife age 42 born in Germany of German parents immigrated 1884 John S. son age 20 born in Minnesota works at Steel plant William H. son age 17 born in Minnesota works on a Steamboat Peter A son age 15 born in Minnesota Agathe daugther age 12 born in Minnesota Gordon son age 7 born in Minnesota Name: Frank Parchem Age: 46 years Estimated birth year: 1873 Birthplace: Michigan Race: White Home in 1920: Duluth, Saint Louis, Minnesota Roll: T625_859 Page: 8A ED: 133 Image: 0607 Here is the St. Louis County website where there is a wealth of information. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnstloui/ Margit > I've been trying to find info on Frank PARCHEM. He was born Nov. 10, 1873 in > Duluth, MI to Jacob/Anton and Juliana PARCHEM. His parents moved to St. > Louis County, MN before 1880. Frank died around 1936 in Duluth MN. Does > anyone have any information on him or his family? I've found three possible > names (Lena, Helen, and Eleanor) for who he married and would like to know his > children's names. I only know of John (b. 12/8/1899).

I would be interested in a copy of the indenture. My mothers step brother did this in Iowa. Thank you. Bobbie

I've been trying to find info on Frank PARCHEM. He was born Nov. 10, 1873 in Duluth, MI to Jacob/Anton and Juliana PARCHEM. His parents moved to St. Louis County, MN before 1880. Frank died around 1936 in Duluth MN. Does anyone have any information on him or his family? I've found three possible names (Lena, Helen, and Eleanor) for who he married and would like to know his children's names. I only know of John (b. 12/8/1899). Thanks, Michelle Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam

Hi Jeanne, from OR: We have some LINDSAY, MN, Golden Valley, ND, and WA state commonalities, which I hope lead to more gen-info for both of us :-) My gg grandmother Salina P. LINDSAY b 3/14/1829 NY, died 11/7/1923 Coeur D'Alene, ID (I have her death certificate) was married to Henry HODGES, b abt 1829 MA or VT, died 9/25/1879, Mankato or St. Peter, MN. Their daughter Lillian/Lillie Jane HODGES b 6/25/1852 NY, died 9/21/1925 Puyallup, WA, married Julius CHAPMAN in 1867 Kasota, LeSeuer, MN. Lillian HODGES and Julius CHAPMAN were on the 1870 census in Kasota, LeSeuer Co., MN and on the 1880 census in Elmo, Ottertail, MN. Julius CHAPMAN was born in 1841 No. Stockholm, NY, and died in 1918, Sentinel Butte, Golden Valley, ND. His first wife Amelia STREETER died in childbirth in No. Stockholm, NY, while Julius was home on a medical leave from the Civil War in 1864. I don't know whether Julius CHAPMAN and his second wife Lillian J. HODGES met in NY or in MN. One of Julius and Lillie's ten children, my grandfather John H. CHAPMAN moved from MN to ND to ID to Tacoma, WA, where I was born. I have spent 11 years trying to find the ancestors of Salina P. LINDSAY and her spouse Henry HODGES. I hope we have some connection. Looking forward to hearing from you. Diana Chapman Owen ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jeannabee@aol.com> To: <MINNESOTA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 10:59 AM Subject: [MINNESOTA] New to list/Searching for WILSONs and LINDSAYs > Hi everyone > > Just subscribed to this list and very glad to see it is so active. > > My family unexpectedly appeared in MN in the 1910 census. Wish I knew what > County. A long time ago some kind lady sent me an abbreviated list of their > census presence. Would like to see more of this census so someday I can find > the first names of all of their parents. I would like to see if the Lindsay > and/or Wilson families were why John and K/Catherine went to MN. My g grandparent > Lindsays took my mother when she was 3 and returned her to her father in ND > when she was 8. > > My maternal grandparents: > > John William WILSON m: K/Catherine J. LINDSAY. He was b: in Hickory County, > MO in 1872/1873. She was b: in OH in 1882/1883. They were in MN in 1908 > since my Uncle Frank was b: in MN in 1908. By 1912 the family were in Gayton, > Emmons County, ND where my mother was born. > > K/Catherine died in 1915 in ND? or MN? or? when my mother was 3 years old. My > mother was sent/taken by train to wherever John and Frank were, probably ND. > John, Frank and my mother were on the 1920 Golden Valley, ND census, and > K/Catherine was listed as deceased. John and family eventually ended up in Kelso, > Cowlitz County, WA. > > Truly hope that these names and story sound familiar to someone. > > Jeannie from OR :) > > > ==== MINNESOTA Mailing List ==== > "It is not the length of life, but depth of life." - Ralph Waldo Emerson > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Olof (Johannesson ) Johnson was born Dec. 18 1857 in Väse parish, Värmland, Sweden married Sept. 23, 1887 in Sweden, 2 months later came to US 1887 Charlotte (Andersdotter) Johnson born Sept. 18, 1861 in Olme, Sweden Karl (Carl) Oska born Sept.12, 1885 in Sweden. Thanks for all the look ups with out the dates being there for you. Wish I had more info but when you are young you don't think about these things, now I'm older and no one alive to ask, just trying to remember what I heard as a child.My father's step mother threw everything away, she didn't want anything of their mothers around, dad was only 2 when his mother left, very sad story about his family. Thanks again Jean

1930 U.S. Federal Census > Minnesota > Hennepin > Minneapolis (Districts 1-250) > District 222 Peter J. Sweeman Head age 36 born in Iowa of parents born in the United States Occupation is a Stereotyper at a Newspaper Leah Wife age 34 born in Iowa of parents born in the United States Jane M daughter age 10 born in Iowa of parents born in Iowa Betty G daughter age 8 born in Minnesota Donald J son age 6 born in Minnesota William J son age 3 9/12 born in Minnesota Living on 24th Avenue South There is a seperate list just for Census lookups in Minnesota. You can find it here: http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MN/misc.html MN-CENSUS-LOOKUP-L Topic: A mailing list for anyone desiring a check of this state's census records for their ancestors. Requests should be as specific as possible and include county name, specific family of interest, and year whenever possible. In addition, those who own or have access to census records and are willing to do lookups are asked to subscribe and assist in responding to queries. For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at MN-CENSUS-LOOKUP-admin@rootsweb.com. * Subscribing. Clicking on one of the shortcut links below should work, but if your browser doesn't understand them, try these manual instructions: to join MN-CENSUS-LOOKUP-L, send mail to MN-CENSUS-LOOKUP-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word subscribe in the message subject and body. To join MN-CENSUS-LOOKUP-D, do the same thing with MN-CENSUS-LOOKUP-D-request@rootsweb.com. o Subscribe to MN-CENSUS-LOOKUP-L o Subscribe to MN-CENSUS-LOOKUP-D (digest) > Looking for > > Peter Joseph SEEMON born 1893 > Wife Magelena "Lena" maiden name LANGE > > Children: Jane, Betty, Don, Bill > > living in greater Minneapolis area in 1930 > > Thanks, > Ellen

Looking for Peter Joseph SEEMON born 1893 Wife Magelena "Lena" maiden name LANGE Children: Jane, Betty, Don, Bill living in greater Minneapolis area in 1930 Thanks, Ellen

Name Age in 1920 Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Race Home in 1920 (City,County,State) View Census? Johnson, Carl 35 1884 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl C 35 1884 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 35 1884 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl H 35 1884 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 35 1884 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl A 35 1884 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johenson, Carl C 35 1884 Sweden White Dalbo, Isanti, Minnesota Johnson, Carl G 35 1884 Sweden White Riverside, Lac Qui Parle, Minnesota Johnson, Carl O 35 1884 Sweden White Warren, Marshall, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 35 1884 Sweden White Wild Rice, Norman, Minnesota Johnson, Carl F 35 1884 Sweden White Saint Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 35 1884 Sweden White Saint Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 35 1884 Sweden White Duluth, Saint Louis, Minnesota Johnson, Carl L 35 1884 Sweden White Duluth, Saint Louis, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 35 1884 Sweden White Staples, Todd, Minnesota Name Age in 1920 Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Race Home in 1920 (City,County,State) View Census? Johnson, Carl 34 1885 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl J 34 1885 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 34 1885 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl E 34 1885 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl G 34 1885 Sweden White Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 34 1885 Sweden White Spicer, Kandiyohi, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 34 1885 Sweden White Meaduig, Koochiching, Minnesota Johnson, Carl 34 1885 Sweden White Township 64, Koochiching, Minnesota Johnson, Carl S 34 1885 Sweden White Duluth, Saint Louis, Minnesota