Anna Larson was born in Norway, October 12, 1864, daughter of Christ and Juoia (Berger) Larson, natives of Norway, who came to America in 1885. Mr. Larson taught in Norwegian Lutheran schools for ten years and then returned to Norway. Mrs. Larson made her home with her daughter Mrs. John Aune.
On November 15, 1892, Anna was married to John Aune. John was born in Norway May 2, 1851, and came to America in 1885, finding his way directly to Barron, where for ten years he was engaged in the lumbering industry. He then started a business in the city of Barron, which he continued until his death. He was a resident of Barron for a quarter of century. He enjoyed an excellent reputation, was a good citizen, a kindly family man, and left many friends to mourn his decease. His place of burial is unknown. [Abstracted from page 126 of The History Of Barron County, published in 1922 by H.C. Cooper, Jr., & Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
On November 15, 1892, Anna was married to John Aune. John was born in Norway May 2, 1851, and came to America in 1885, finding his way directly to Barron, where for ten years he was engaged in the lumbering industry. He then started a business in the city of Barron, which he continued until his death. He was a resident of Barron for a quarter of century. He enjoyed an excellent reputation, was a good citizen, a kindly family man, and left many friends to mourn his decease. His place of burial is unknown. [Abstracted from page 126 of The History Of Barron County, published in 1922 by H.C. Cooper, Jr., & Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
Anna Larson was born in Norway, October 12, 1864, daughter of Christ and Juoia (Berger) Larson, natives of Norway, who came to America in 1885. Mr. Larson taught in Norwegian Lutheran schools for ten years and then returned to Norway. Mrs. Larson made her home with her daughter Mrs. John Aune.
On November 15, 1892, Anna was married to John Aune. John was born in Norway May 2, 1851, and came to America in 1885, finding his way directly to Barron, where for ten years he was engaged in the lumbering industry. He then started a business in the city of Barron, which he continued until his death. He was a resident of Barron for a quarter of century. He enjoyed an excellent reputation, was a good citizen, a kindly family man, and left many friends to mourn his decease. His place of burial is unknown. [Abstracted from page 126 of The History Of Barron County, published in 1922 by H.C. Cooper, Jr., & Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
On November 15, 1892, Anna was married to John Aune. John was born in Norway May 2, 1851, and came to America in 1885, finding his way directly to Barron, where for ten years he was engaged in the lumbering industry. He then started a business in the city of Barron, which he continued until his death. He was a resident of Barron for a quarter of century. He enjoyed an excellent reputation, was a good citizen, a kindly family man, and left many friends to mourn his decease. His place of burial is unknown. [Abstracted from page 126 of The History Of Barron County, published in 1922 by H.C. Cooper, Jr., & Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
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