Andrew was born to Olaf Nilsson and Maria Svensdotter in Amal Tveta, Sweden. He was the owner and operator of a shoe repair business.
Andrew married Carrie about 1898 and they named their children: Rudolph Malvin, Violet Alvada Evelyn, Olive May, Carl Gustav and Walter Stanley Seaburg.
Note from grand daughter, Dolores Seaburg on 26 May 2011.
Grandpa didn't become a shoe maker until he moved to Ruston, opening his shop, after our federal government literally "kicked" he and other families off the island (McNeil Island, Gertrude, WA) to make room for more prison facilities. My Mother's side of the family (Hamilton's) got to stay on the island as they lived in prison housing.
Andrew married Carrie about 1898 and they named their children: Rudolph Malvin, Violet Alvada Evelyn, Olive May, Carl Gustav and Walter Stanley Seaburg.
Note from grand daughter, Dolores Seaburg on 26 May 2011.
Grandpa didn't become a shoe maker until he moved to Ruston, opening his shop, after our federal government literally "kicked" he and other families off the island (McNeil Island, Gertrude, WA) to make room for more prison facilities. My Mother's side of the family (Hamilton's) got to stay on the island as they lived in prison housing.
Andrew was born to Olaf Nilsson and Maria Svensdotter in Amal Tveta, Sweden. He was the owner and operator of a shoe repair business.
Andrew married Carrie about 1898 and they named their children: Rudolph Malvin, Violet Alvada Evelyn, Olive May, Carl Gustav and Walter Stanley Seaburg.
Note from grand daughter, Dolores Seaburg on 26 May 2011.
Grandpa didn't become a shoe maker until he moved to Ruston, opening his shop, after our federal government literally "kicked" he and other families off the island (McNeil Island, Gertrude, WA) to make room for more prison facilities. My Mother's side of the family (Hamilton's) got to stay on the island as they lived in prison housing.
Andrew married Carrie about 1898 and they named their children: Rudolph Malvin, Violet Alvada Evelyn, Olive May, Carl Gustav and Walter Stanley Seaburg.
Note from grand daughter, Dolores Seaburg on 26 May 2011.
Grandpa didn't become a shoe maker until he moved to Ruston, opening his shop, after our federal government literally "kicked" he and other families off the island (McNeil Island, Gertrude, WA) to make room for more prison facilities. My Mother's side of the family (Hamilton's) got to stay on the island as they lived in prison housing.
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Andrew G. Seaburg 1865 - 1957
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