John was born in Sweden and immigrated to the United States. He worked on a ranch in Montana most of his adult life.
Around 1915, John ordered a bride, Miss Lucy Ellen Walker. After an exchange of pictures and letters, he slected her to become his wife. They were married in her hometown of Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri. They made their home there and lived out the remainder of their lives. They never had any children as Lucy was well past child bearing age when they married.
Around 1915, John ordered a bride, Miss Lucy Ellen Walker. After an exchange of pictures and letters, he slected her to become his wife. They were married in her hometown of Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri. They made their home there and lived out the remainder of their lives. They never had any children as Lucy was well past child bearing age when they married.
John was born in Sweden and immigrated to the United States. He worked on a ranch in Montana most of his adult life.
Around 1915, John ordered a bride, Miss Lucy Ellen Walker. After an exchange of pictures and letters, he slected her to become his wife. They were married in her hometown of Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri. They made their home there and lived out the remainder of their lives. They never had any children as Lucy was well past child bearing age when they married.
Around 1915, John ordered a bride, Miss Lucy Ellen Walker. After an exchange of pictures and letters, he slected her to become his wife. They were married in her hometown of Brunswick, Chariton County, Missouri. They made their home there and lived out the remainder of their lives. They never had any children as Lucy was well past child bearing age when they married.
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