Clara Larson was married to Jonas Erickson. In 1984 we found her mother Karen Larson's grave stone was buried with 12 inches of dirt over it. Was found with a metal rod and uncovered. However, in 2007 we couldn't locate it again. It may have been lost when the dept. of roads took part of the cemetery for the new highway. Great Grandma's husband's first name pronounced Borrie with the diacritical markings that are so popular with Scandinavians. He was not buried in Minnesota. He was buried in a rural cemetery near Watertown, South Dakota. At that time it was called Dakota Territory. This was inscribed on one of the trunks belonging to Clara Larson Erickson.
Clara Larson was married to Jonas Erickson. In 1984 we found her mother Karen Larson's grave stone was buried with 12 inches of dirt over it. Was found with a metal rod and uncovered. However, in 2007 we couldn't locate it again. It may have been lost when the dept. of roads took part of the cemetery for the new highway. Great Grandma's husband's first name pronounced Borrie with the diacritical markings that are so popular with Scandinavians. He was not buried in Minnesota. He was buried in a rural cemetery near Watertown, South Dakota. At that time it was called Dakota Territory. This was inscribed on one of the trunks belonging to Clara Larson Erickson.
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