Albert Salstrand's eventful life covered birth in Sweden, youth in the Midwest and adulthood in all 3 Pacific Coast states of the U.S. Albert was brought to America by his parents about 1887 from Sweden, settling in Page county, Iowa, then Murray county, Minnesota. On 7 May 1902, Albert became an American citizen before Judge P.B. Brown of the District Court in Slayton, Minnesota. He married Edith Cecelia Olin at Lake Wilson, Murray County on 15 November 1905.They left for Oregon and soon had 3 children, all born in there. Albert's wife died just days after the birth of their last child. Albert continued to farm and married a second time to Emma (last name unknown). Emma died in San Francisco in 1929. Albert was working in Susanville, Lassen County, California, in 1930. Albert died in Seattle, Washington, near his younger daughter.
Albert Salstrand's eventful life covered birth in Sweden, youth in the Midwest and adulthood in all 3 Pacific Coast states of the U.S. Albert was brought to America by his parents about 1887 from Sweden, settling in Page county, Iowa, then Murray county, Minnesota. On 7 May 1902, Albert became an American citizen before Judge P.B. Brown of the District Court in Slayton, Minnesota. He married Edith Cecelia Olin at Lake Wilson, Murray County on 15 November 1905.They left for Oregon and soon had 3 children, all born in there. Albert's wife died just days after the birth of their last child. Albert continued to farm and married a second time to Emma (last name unknown). Emma died in San Francisco in 1929. Albert was working in Susanville, Lassen County, California, in 1930. Albert died in Seattle, Washington, near his younger daughter.
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