Sauk Centre Herald
Nov. 22, 1883
In Memoriam.
In this village, on Thursday morning, November 22nd, 1883, Claudius G., younger son of Toliff and Jane Fladeland, aged 21 years and eleven months.
Although not unexpected, the announcement of the death of Claud Fladeland will be a shock to this entire community, where he was so well known and universally esteemed and respected. Cut down in the prime of life, his untimely decease is peculiarly sad. The blow falls with crushing weight upon his parents, who see their bright hopes vanish. His brother, John N., arrived on the night train, in time to have a farewell interview with his brother, whose mind was a clear and unclouded as when he was in perfect health.
The disease which claimed him was consumption, which first showed itself last winter, and meantime all the care and attention which money could command has been at his service, but he gradually failed to the end. His bright, cheery disposition made him a general favorite, and he will be sadly missed by a large circle of friends.
Nov. 24, 1883
A Card.
To the many kind friends who extended their warm sympathy during the recent illness of our son and brother Claudius, and especially those who were present at the last sad rites, when his body was laid to rest, we extend our heartfelt thanks and assure them their kindness is fully appreciated.
TOLEF FLADELAND
JANE FLADELAND
JOHN N. FLADELAND
MATILDA FLADELAND
Biography of Claudius' father
T. FLADELAND, a native of Norway, was born the 18th of October, 1831. He came to America with his parents in 1843, they settling in Dane county, Wisconsin, where our subject was reared, engaged in farming pursuits. In 1849, he engaged as a clerk in a store, which occupation he followed for many years, being employed in Iowa, Wisconsin, Colorado, and various other portions of the country until the spring of 1866, when he came to Sauk Centre, which has since been his residence. He was first employed as a clerk for Moore & McClure, and afterwards for Mr. Moore, until 1871, when he started a general store on his own account and still continues in that line. Mr. Fladeland was married in 1858, to Claudine Brun, of Norway; she died in 1864, leaving two children; John N. and Claudius. He married again in 1866, to Jane O. Kalstovg, also of Norway. Of two children born to them, but one is living, named Olof G.
From History of the upper Mississippi Valley By Newton Horace Winchell, Edward Duffield Neill, John Fletcher Williams, published 1881
Claudius' sister Helen married Thomas Madland, son of Jens (James) Madland
The Saint Cloud Journal (St Cloud) February 12, 1874
Real Estate Transfers
John H Dennis and wife to Tollef Fladeland for nh lot 4 in Oakland Cemetery $12
Nov. 22, 1883
In Memoriam.
In this village, on Thursday morning, November 22nd, 1883, Claudius G., younger son of Toliff and Jane Fladeland, aged 21 years and eleven months.
Although not unexpected, the announcement of the death of Claud Fladeland will be a shock to this entire community, where he was so well known and universally esteemed and respected. Cut down in the prime of life, his untimely decease is peculiarly sad. The blow falls with crushing weight upon his parents, who see their bright hopes vanish. His brother, John N., arrived on the night train, in time to have a farewell interview with his brother, whose mind was a clear and unclouded as when he was in perfect health.
The disease which claimed him was consumption, which first showed itself last winter, and meantime all the care and attention which money could command has been at his service, but he gradually failed to the end. His bright, cheery disposition made him a general favorite, and he will be sadly missed by a large circle of friends.
Nov. 24, 1883
A Card.
To the many kind friends who extended their warm sympathy during the recent illness of our son and brother Claudius, and especially those who were present at the last sad rites, when his body was laid to rest, we extend our heartfelt thanks and assure them their kindness is fully appreciated.
TOLEF FLADELAND
JANE FLADELAND
JOHN N. FLADELAND
MATILDA FLADELAND
Biography of Claudius' father
T. FLADELAND, a native of Norway, was born the 18th of October, 1831. He came to America with his parents in 1843, they settling in Dane county, Wisconsin, where our subject was reared, engaged in farming pursuits. In 1849, he engaged as a clerk in a store, which occupation he followed for many years, being employed in Iowa, Wisconsin, Colorado, and various other portions of the country until the spring of 1866, when he came to Sauk Centre, which has since been his residence. He was first employed as a clerk for Moore & McClure, and afterwards for Mr. Moore, until 1871, when he started a general store on his own account and still continues in that line. Mr. Fladeland was married in 1858, to Claudine Brun, of Norway; she died in 1864, leaving two children; John N. and Claudius. He married again in 1866, to Jane O. Kalstovg, also of Norway. Of two children born to them, but one is living, named Olof G.
From History of the upper Mississippi Valley By Newton Horace Winchell, Edward Duffield Neill, John Fletcher Williams, published 1881
Claudius' sister Helen married Thomas Madland, son of Jens (James) Madland
The Saint Cloud Journal (St Cloud) February 12, 1874
Real Estate Transfers
John H Dennis and wife to Tollef Fladeland for nh lot 4 in Oakland Cemetery $12
Sauk Centre Herald
Nov. 22, 1883
In Memoriam.
In this village, on Thursday morning, November 22nd, 1883, Claudius G., younger son of Toliff and Jane Fladeland, aged 21 years and eleven months.
Although not unexpected, the announcement of the death of Claud Fladeland will be a shock to this entire community, where he was so well known and universally esteemed and respected. Cut down in the prime of life, his untimely decease is peculiarly sad. The blow falls with crushing weight upon his parents, who see their bright hopes vanish. His brother, John N., arrived on the night train, in time to have a farewell interview with his brother, whose mind was a clear and unclouded as when he was in perfect health.
The disease which claimed him was consumption, which first showed itself last winter, and meantime all the care and attention which money could command has been at his service, but he gradually failed to the end. His bright, cheery disposition made him a general favorite, and he will be sadly missed by a large circle of friends.
Nov. 24, 1883
A Card.
To the many kind friends who extended their warm sympathy during the recent illness of our son and brother Claudius, and especially those who were present at the last sad rites, when his body was laid to rest, we extend our heartfelt thanks and assure them their kindness is fully appreciated.
TOLEF FLADELAND
JANE FLADELAND
JOHN N. FLADELAND
MATILDA FLADELAND
Biography of Claudius' father
T. FLADELAND, a native of Norway, was born the 18th of October, 1831. He came to America with his parents in 1843, they settling in Dane county, Wisconsin, where our subject was reared, engaged in farming pursuits. In 1849, he engaged as a clerk in a store, which occupation he followed for many years, being employed in Iowa, Wisconsin, Colorado, and various other portions of the country until the spring of 1866, when he came to Sauk Centre, which has since been his residence. He was first employed as a clerk for Moore & McClure, and afterwards for Mr. Moore, until 1871, when he started a general store on his own account and still continues in that line. Mr. Fladeland was married in 1858, to Claudine Brun, of Norway; she died in 1864, leaving two children; John N. and Claudius. He married again in 1866, to Jane O. Kalstovg, also of Norway. Of two children born to them, but one is living, named Olof G.
From History of the upper Mississippi Valley By Newton Horace Winchell, Edward Duffield Neill, John Fletcher Williams, published 1881
Claudius' sister Helen married Thomas Madland, son of Jens (James) Madland
The Saint Cloud Journal (St Cloud) February 12, 1874
Real Estate Transfers
John H Dennis and wife to Tollef Fladeland for nh lot 4 in Oakland Cemetery $12
Nov. 22, 1883
In Memoriam.
In this village, on Thursday morning, November 22nd, 1883, Claudius G., younger son of Toliff and Jane Fladeland, aged 21 years and eleven months.
Although not unexpected, the announcement of the death of Claud Fladeland will be a shock to this entire community, where he was so well known and universally esteemed and respected. Cut down in the prime of life, his untimely decease is peculiarly sad. The blow falls with crushing weight upon his parents, who see their bright hopes vanish. His brother, John N., arrived on the night train, in time to have a farewell interview with his brother, whose mind was a clear and unclouded as when he was in perfect health.
The disease which claimed him was consumption, which first showed itself last winter, and meantime all the care and attention which money could command has been at his service, but he gradually failed to the end. His bright, cheery disposition made him a general favorite, and he will be sadly missed by a large circle of friends.
Nov. 24, 1883
A Card.
To the many kind friends who extended their warm sympathy during the recent illness of our son and brother Claudius, and especially those who were present at the last sad rites, when his body was laid to rest, we extend our heartfelt thanks and assure them their kindness is fully appreciated.
TOLEF FLADELAND
JANE FLADELAND
JOHN N. FLADELAND
MATILDA FLADELAND
Biography of Claudius' father
T. FLADELAND, a native of Norway, was born the 18th of October, 1831. He came to America with his parents in 1843, they settling in Dane county, Wisconsin, where our subject was reared, engaged in farming pursuits. In 1849, he engaged as a clerk in a store, which occupation he followed for many years, being employed in Iowa, Wisconsin, Colorado, and various other portions of the country until the spring of 1866, when he came to Sauk Centre, which has since been his residence. He was first employed as a clerk for Moore & McClure, and afterwards for Mr. Moore, until 1871, when he started a general store on his own account and still continues in that line. Mr. Fladeland was married in 1858, to Claudine Brun, of Norway; she died in 1864, leaving two children; John N. and Claudius. He married again in 1866, to Jane O. Kalstovg, also of Norway. Of two children born to them, but one is living, named Olof G.
From History of the upper Mississippi Valley By Newton Horace Winchell, Edward Duffield Neill, John Fletcher Williams, published 1881
Claudius' sister Helen married Thomas Madland, son of Jens (James) Madland
The Saint Cloud Journal (St Cloud) February 12, 1874
Real Estate Transfers
John H Dennis and wife to Tollef Fladeland for nh lot 4 in Oakland Cemetery $12
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