Mrs. Agnes Vendela Field, died at her home here November 23, 1944. She was born at North Bay on July 10, 1894 to O.S. (Oien) and Cecelia Olsen.
Baptized at North Bay and confirmed in the Moravian church at Ephraim, she grew up here and was married to Ray Morton Field in Chicago, Illinois on November 6, 1920.
They lived in that city for a time and then returned to North Bay. He died in November, 1941.
Surviving Mrs. Field are a son Morton Ray Field with the Army in Europe;
a daughter Virginia at home; [b. 1932~~Mrs. Virginia Martha Olsen married John Robert Henz on 10/19/1985]
two step sisters: Mrs. Emma Polcen of Manitowoc and Mrs. Julia Innes of North Bay {now Thelander};
three brothers: Harry Manson {adopted brother} of Ephraim; Frank Rundquist of Vancouver, Washington and Alfred Olson, also of Ephraim, are other survivors.
published Door County Advocate, December8, 1944 part 2 page 1
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Baptized at North Bay and confirmed in the Moravian church at Ephraim, she grew up here and was married to Ray Morton Field in Chicago, Illinois on November 6, 1920.
They lived in that city for a time and then returned to North Bay. He died in November, 1941.
Surviving Mrs. Field are a son Morton Ray Field with the Army in Europe;
a daughter Virginia at home; [b. 1932~~Mrs. Virginia Martha Olsen married John Robert Henz on 10/19/1985]
two step sisters: Mrs. Emma Polcen of Manitowoc and Mrs. Julia Innes of North Bay {now Thelander};
three brothers: Harry Manson {adopted brother} of Ephraim; Frank Rundquist of Vancouver, Washington and Alfred Olson, also of Ephraim, are other survivors.
published Door County Advocate, December8, 1944 part 2 page 1
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Mrs. Agnes Vendela Field, died at her home here November 23, 1944. She was born at North Bay on July 10, 1894 to O.S. (Oien) and Cecelia Olsen.
Baptized at North Bay and confirmed in the Moravian church at Ephraim, she grew up here and was married to Ray Morton Field in Chicago, Illinois on November 6, 1920.
They lived in that city for a time and then returned to North Bay. He died in November, 1941.
Surviving Mrs. Field are a son Morton Ray Field with the Army in Europe;
a daughter Virginia at home; [b. 1932~~Mrs. Virginia Martha Olsen married John Robert Henz on 10/19/1985]
two step sisters: Mrs. Emma Polcen of Manitowoc and Mrs. Julia Innes of North Bay {now Thelander};
three brothers: Harry Manson {adopted brother} of Ephraim; Frank Rundquist of Vancouver, Washington and Alfred Olson, also of Ephraim, are other survivors.
published Door County Advocate, December8, 1944 part 2 page 1
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Baptized at North Bay and confirmed in the Moravian church at Ephraim, she grew up here and was married to Ray Morton Field in Chicago, Illinois on November 6, 1920.
They lived in that city for a time and then returned to North Bay. He died in November, 1941.
Surviving Mrs. Field are a son Morton Ray Field with the Army in Europe;
a daughter Virginia at home; [b. 1932~~Mrs. Virginia Martha Olsen married John Robert Henz on 10/19/1985]
two step sisters: Mrs. Emma Polcen of Manitowoc and Mrs. Julia Innes of North Bay {now Thelander};
three brothers: Harry Manson {adopted brother} of Ephraim; Frank Rundquist of Vancouver, Washington and Alfred Olson, also of Ephraim, are other survivors.
published Door County Advocate, December8, 1944 part 2 page 1
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