She was born after her biological father, Linus Borgeson, died on 9 July 1908. It is uncertain whether she was born in Hartford, Connecticut or Sweden. This is because her mother, Ottilia (Wideberg) Borgeson, sailed to Sweden with her children in July or August 1908, apparently to visit her family there. Some records show that Dagmar was born in Hartford while others show Sweden. It is possible that she was born on shipboard on the Atlantic Ocean. She returned to the U.S. with her mother and two siblings on 21 September 1908. It may be necessary to obtain her death certificate to determine her actual place of birth.
She was adopted by her mother's second husband, Fred H. Golisch.
She was adopted by her mother's second husband, Fred H. Golisch.
She was born after her biological father, Linus Borgeson, died on 9 July 1908. It is uncertain whether she was born in Hartford, Connecticut or Sweden. This is because her mother, Ottilia (Wideberg) Borgeson, sailed to Sweden with her children in July or August 1908, apparently to visit her family there. Some records show that Dagmar was born in Hartford while others show Sweden. It is possible that she was born on shipboard on the Atlantic Ocean. She returned to the U.S. with her mother and two siblings on 21 September 1908. It may be necessary to obtain her death certificate to determine her actual place of birth.
She was adopted by her mother's second husband, Fred H. Golisch.
She was adopted by her mother's second husband, Fred H. Golisch.
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