CEMETERY RECORDS say age 64.
OBITUARY Iron River Reporter Sep 27 1938. Age 65.
FUNERAL NOTICE Iron River Reporter Sep 30 1938.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Charles Werner Lindstrom" page 68
One of the well known pioneer residents of the area was Charles Werner Lindstrom, who was born in VasterjotLan, Sweden in May of 1874.
He was married to the former Jennie Kristina Erickson, who was born in Hjulsjo, Sweden in February of 1882.
Charles Lindstrom came to Stambaugh in 1882 and was employed in the area mines.
In 1910, he went into the automobile business, and in 1914 he and J.E. Lindwall obtained a Ford Automobile Dealership.
Mr. Lindstrom acquired extensive property holdings at Hagerman Lake and became one of the first developers there.
The Lindstroms built their first cottage on the point now the site of the Covenant Point Bible Camp.
The Lindstroms were the parents of six children: Signe (Greenlund), Willard, Walter, Lawrence, Alice (Wage) and Florence (Ask).
Mr. Lindstrom was an active sportsman who enjoyed hunting and fishing.
PHOTO page 59 Charles Lindstrom Family 1925 shows Mother-Jennie, Lawrence, Signe, Willard, Alice, Walter, Father Charles and Florence.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron Mountain Daily News [?] Sep 17 1972 "Beechwood Sunday Held At Museum" (excerpt)
A sunny September Sunday was the scene for Beechwood Day on the grounds of the Iron County Museum in Caspian as over 200 visitors thronged the grounds.The day was a special occasion in particular for four families – all of whom had either lived in the log cabin moved from the Art Ranta farm and being reconstructed on the grounds, or were descendants of the occupants.
Information seems to indicate that the cabin was built in the Panic of 1893 and occupied by Charles Lindstrom.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter Oct 13 1936 “C.W. Lindstrom Wed Last Month: Well Known Stambo Resident Marries Ironwood Girl In Hibbing, Minn.”
[NOTE: no burial found for wife]
STAMBAUGH-Charles W. Lindstrom, for over 30 years connected with district auto sales agencies and well known local resident, was married to Linnea V. Erickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Erickson, Ironwood, in Hibbing, Minn. on Wednesday morning, Sept. 16.
The services took place in the Salem Lutheran church at 8 a.m. with the Rev. A.E. Bongren officiating. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Anderson of Hibbing, Minn.
The newly married couple returned to Ironwood this week after a few days trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin and will leave for Lindstrom’s Florida summer home November 1.
Mrs. Lindstrom had been employed by the Pickands Mather company office in Ironwood for many years. Mr. Lindstrom turned over his Iron River garage and auto sales to his two sons, Walter and Lawrence, a few years ago, but is still connected with the Lindstrom Auto Sales in Ironwood.
Mr. Lindstrom is also father of Mrs. Oscar Greenlund, Stambaugh, and Mrs. Ralph Wade, Moorhead City, North Carolina.
OBITUARY of Florence Ask 2003 says Charles Lindstrom was her father.
OBITUARY of Signe Greenlund 1937 says Charles Lindstrom of Fort Lauderdale FL is her father.
OBITUARY of Jennie Lindstrom 1931 says she married Charles Lindstrom on July 1 1901. Mr. Lindstrom is a pioneer automobile dealer, establishing one of the first garages in Iron River and remaining in the automobile business ever since. They lived on Roosevelt Avenue in Stambaugh.
OBITUARY of Leonard Lindstrom 1930 says Charles Lindstrom of Stambaugh is his son.
OBITUARY of Willard Lindstrom 1930 says his father Charles owned Iron River Garage.
INFORMATION FROM WAYNE OHLSSON at www.rootsweb.com says Charles Werner Lindstrom was born Carl Wilhelm Lindstrom in Torpelund, Lugnås, Skaraborg, Sweden.
OBITUARY Iron River Reporter Sep 27 1938. Age 65.
FUNERAL NOTICE Iron River Reporter Sep 30 1938.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Charles Werner Lindstrom" page 68
One of the well known pioneer residents of the area was Charles Werner Lindstrom, who was born in VasterjotLan, Sweden in May of 1874.
He was married to the former Jennie Kristina Erickson, who was born in Hjulsjo, Sweden in February of 1882.
Charles Lindstrom came to Stambaugh in 1882 and was employed in the area mines.
In 1910, he went into the automobile business, and in 1914 he and J.E. Lindwall obtained a Ford Automobile Dealership.
Mr. Lindstrom acquired extensive property holdings at Hagerman Lake and became one of the first developers there.
The Lindstroms built their first cottage on the point now the site of the Covenant Point Bible Camp.
The Lindstroms were the parents of six children: Signe (Greenlund), Willard, Walter, Lawrence, Alice (Wage) and Florence (Ask).
Mr. Lindstrom was an active sportsman who enjoyed hunting and fishing.
PHOTO page 59 Charles Lindstrom Family 1925 shows Mother-Jennie, Lawrence, Signe, Willard, Alice, Walter, Father Charles and Florence.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron Mountain Daily News [?] Sep 17 1972 "Beechwood Sunday Held At Museum" (excerpt)
A sunny September Sunday was the scene for Beechwood Day on the grounds of the Iron County Museum in Caspian as over 200 visitors thronged the grounds.The day was a special occasion in particular for four families – all of whom had either lived in the log cabin moved from the Art Ranta farm and being reconstructed on the grounds, or were descendants of the occupants.
Information seems to indicate that the cabin was built in the Panic of 1893 and occupied by Charles Lindstrom.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter Oct 13 1936 “C.W. Lindstrom Wed Last Month: Well Known Stambo Resident Marries Ironwood Girl In Hibbing, Minn.”
[NOTE: no burial found for wife]
STAMBAUGH-Charles W. Lindstrom, for over 30 years connected with district auto sales agencies and well known local resident, was married to Linnea V. Erickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Erickson, Ironwood, in Hibbing, Minn. on Wednesday morning, Sept. 16.
The services took place in the Salem Lutheran church at 8 a.m. with the Rev. A.E. Bongren officiating. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Anderson of Hibbing, Minn.
The newly married couple returned to Ironwood this week after a few days trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin and will leave for Lindstrom’s Florida summer home November 1.
Mrs. Lindstrom had been employed by the Pickands Mather company office in Ironwood for many years. Mr. Lindstrom turned over his Iron River garage and auto sales to his two sons, Walter and Lawrence, a few years ago, but is still connected with the Lindstrom Auto Sales in Ironwood.
Mr. Lindstrom is also father of Mrs. Oscar Greenlund, Stambaugh, and Mrs. Ralph Wade, Moorhead City, North Carolina.
OBITUARY of Florence Ask 2003 says Charles Lindstrom was her father.
OBITUARY of Signe Greenlund 1937 says Charles Lindstrom of Fort Lauderdale FL is her father.
OBITUARY of Jennie Lindstrom 1931 says she married Charles Lindstrom on July 1 1901. Mr. Lindstrom is a pioneer automobile dealer, establishing one of the first garages in Iron River and remaining in the automobile business ever since. They lived on Roosevelt Avenue in Stambaugh.
OBITUARY of Leonard Lindstrom 1930 says Charles Lindstrom of Stambaugh is his son.
OBITUARY of Willard Lindstrom 1930 says his father Charles owned Iron River Garage.
INFORMATION FROM WAYNE OHLSSON at www.rootsweb.com says Charles Werner Lindstrom was born Carl Wilhelm Lindstrom in Torpelund, Lugnås, Skaraborg, Sweden.
CEMETERY RECORDS say age 64.
OBITUARY Iron River Reporter Sep 27 1938. Age 65.
FUNERAL NOTICE Iron River Reporter Sep 30 1938.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Charles Werner Lindstrom" page 68
One of the well known pioneer residents of the area was Charles Werner Lindstrom, who was born in VasterjotLan, Sweden in May of 1874.
He was married to the former Jennie Kristina Erickson, who was born in Hjulsjo, Sweden in February of 1882.
Charles Lindstrom came to Stambaugh in 1882 and was employed in the area mines.
In 1910, he went into the automobile business, and in 1914 he and J.E. Lindwall obtained a Ford Automobile Dealership.
Mr. Lindstrom acquired extensive property holdings at Hagerman Lake and became one of the first developers there.
The Lindstroms built their first cottage on the point now the site of the Covenant Point Bible Camp.
The Lindstroms were the parents of six children: Signe (Greenlund), Willard, Walter, Lawrence, Alice (Wage) and Florence (Ask).
Mr. Lindstrom was an active sportsman who enjoyed hunting and fishing.
PHOTO page 59 Charles Lindstrom Family 1925 shows Mother-Jennie, Lawrence, Signe, Willard, Alice, Walter, Father Charles and Florence.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron Mountain Daily News [?] Sep 17 1972 "Beechwood Sunday Held At Museum" (excerpt)
A sunny September Sunday was the scene for Beechwood Day on the grounds of the Iron County Museum in Caspian as over 200 visitors thronged the grounds.The day was a special occasion in particular for four families – all of whom had either lived in the log cabin moved from the Art Ranta farm and being reconstructed on the grounds, or were descendants of the occupants.
Information seems to indicate that the cabin was built in the Panic of 1893 and occupied by Charles Lindstrom.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter Oct 13 1936 “C.W. Lindstrom Wed Last Month: Well Known Stambo Resident Marries Ironwood Girl In Hibbing, Minn.”
[NOTE: no burial found for wife]
STAMBAUGH-Charles W. Lindstrom, for over 30 years connected with district auto sales agencies and well known local resident, was married to Linnea V. Erickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Erickson, Ironwood, in Hibbing, Minn. on Wednesday morning, Sept. 16.
The services took place in the Salem Lutheran church at 8 a.m. with the Rev. A.E. Bongren officiating. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Anderson of Hibbing, Minn.
The newly married couple returned to Ironwood this week after a few days trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin and will leave for Lindstrom’s Florida summer home November 1.
Mrs. Lindstrom had been employed by the Pickands Mather company office in Ironwood for many years. Mr. Lindstrom turned over his Iron River garage and auto sales to his two sons, Walter and Lawrence, a few years ago, but is still connected with the Lindstrom Auto Sales in Ironwood.
Mr. Lindstrom is also father of Mrs. Oscar Greenlund, Stambaugh, and Mrs. Ralph Wade, Moorhead City, North Carolina.
OBITUARY of Florence Ask 2003 says Charles Lindstrom was her father.
OBITUARY of Signe Greenlund 1937 says Charles Lindstrom of Fort Lauderdale FL is her father.
OBITUARY of Jennie Lindstrom 1931 says she married Charles Lindstrom on July 1 1901. Mr. Lindstrom is a pioneer automobile dealer, establishing one of the first garages in Iron River and remaining in the automobile business ever since. They lived on Roosevelt Avenue in Stambaugh.
OBITUARY of Leonard Lindstrom 1930 says Charles Lindstrom of Stambaugh is his son.
OBITUARY of Willard Lindstrom 1930 says his father Charles owned Iron River Garage.
INFORMATION FROM WAYNE OHLSSON at www.rootsweb.com says Charles Werner Lindstrom was born Carl Wilhelm Lindstrom in Torpelund, Lugnås, Skaraborg, Sweden.
OBITUARY Iron River Reporter Sep 27 1938. Age 65.
FUNERAL NOTICE Iron River Reporter Sep 30 1938.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Charles Werner Lindstrom" page 68
One of the well known pioneer residents of the area was Charles Werner Lindstrom, who was born in VasterjotLan, Sweden in May of 1874.
He was married to the former Jennie Kristina Erickson, who was born in Hjulsjo, Sweden in February of 1882.
Charles Lindstrom came to Stambaugh in 1882 and was employed in the area mines.
In 1910, he went into the automobile business, and in 1914 he and J.E. Lindwall obtained a Ford Automobile Dealership.
Mr. Lindstrom acquired extensive property holdings at Hagerman Lake and became one of the first developers there.
The Lindstroms built their first cottage on the point now the site of the Covenant Point Bible Camp.
The Lindstroms were the parents of six children: Signe (Greenlund), Willard, Walter, Lawrence, Alice (Wage) and Florence (Ask).
Mr. Lindstrom was an active sportsman who enjoyed hunting and fishing.
PHOTO page 59 Charles Lindstrom Family 1925 shows Mother-Jennie, Lawrence, Signe, Willard, Alice, Walter, Father Charles and Florence.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron Mountain Daily News [?] Sep 17 1972 "Beechwood Sunday Held At Museum" (excerpt)
A sunny September Sunday was the scene for Beechwood Day on the grounds of the Iron County Museum in Caspian as over 200 visitors thronged the grounds.The day was a special occasion in particular for four families – all of whom had either lived in the log cabin moved from the Art Ranta farm and being reconstructed on the grounds, or were descendants of the occupants.
Information seems to indicate that the cabin was built in the Panic of 1893 and occupied by Charles Lindstrom.
NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter Oct 13 1936 “C.W. Lindstrom Wed Last Month: Well Known Stambo Resident Marries Ironwood Girl In Hibbing, Minn.”
[NOTE: no burial found for wife]
STAMBAUGH-Charles W. Lindstrom, for over 30 years connected with district auto sales agencies and well known local resident, was married to Linnea V. Erickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Erickson, Ironwood, in Hibbing, Minn. on Wednesday morning, Sept. 16.
The services took place in the Salem Lutheran church at 8 a.m. with the Rev. A.E. Bongren officiating. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Anderson of Hibbing, Minn.
The newly married couple returned to Ironwood this week after a few days trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin and will leave for Lindstrom’s Florida summer home November 1.
Mrs. Lindstrom had been employed by the Pickands Mather company office in Ironwood for many years. Mr. Lindstrom turned over his Iron River garage and auto sales to his two sons, Walter and Lawrence, a few years ago, but is still connected with the Lindstrom Auto Sales in Ironwood.
Mr. Lindstrom is also father of Mrs. Oscar Greenlund, Stambaugh, and Mrs. Ralph Wade, Moorhead City, North Carolina.
OBITUARY of Florence Ask 2003 says Charles Lindstrom was her father.
OBITUARY of Signe Greenlund 1937 says Charles Lindstrom of Fort Lauderdale FL is her father.
OBITUARY of Jennie Lindstrom 1931 says she married Charles Lindstrom on July 1 1901. Mr. Lindstrom is a pioneer automobile dealer, establishing one of the first garages in Iron River and remaining in the automobile business ever since. They lived on Roosevelt Avenue in Stambaugh.
OBITUARY of Leonard Lindstrom 1930 says Charles Lindstrom of Stambaugh is his son.
OBITUARY of Willard Lindstrom 1930 says his father Charles owned Iron River Garage.
INFORMATION FROM WAYNE OHLSSON at www.rootsweb.com says Charles Werner Lindstrom was born Carl Wilhelm Lindstrom in Torpelund, Lugnås, Skaraborg, Sweden.
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