From funeral folder - Thompson-Larson, Funeral Home, Minot, North Dakota:
Charles was born in McHenry County, north of Granville, ND, a son of Charles and Josephine Allison. He was raised there and at Forest Lake, MN, where he moved to in the mid-thirties. He married Alverna Mae Johnson at Forest Lake. Hey lived in Forest Lake. During World War II, he served in the Navy, from 1944 until 1946. Following his discharge, he returned to Forest Lake and went into construction work. His wife died in 1947. He later was married for 15 years to the former Beverly Yost. In the 1960's he moved to Empire, Colorado, where he owned and operated a motel and restaurant complex. He also continued in construction work at Empire. In 1984, he returned to Granville. His final resting place is in the Scandinavian Cemetery, Forest Lake, Minnesota.
From North Dakota Death Certificate (digital image of original document), ancestry.com:
Certificate Number: 90-003155
Name: Charles Clayton Allison
Death Date: June 25, 1990
Age: 71
Birth Date: April 23, 1919
Birthplace: McHenry County, North Dakota
Armed Forces: Yes
Death location: Minot, Ward County
Marital Status: divorced
Occupation: construction labor
Residence State: North Dakota
Father's Name: Charles Allison
Mother's Name: Josephine Wager
Informant's Name: Ray Allison
Place of disposition: Scandinavian Cemetery
Location: Forest Lake, Minnesota
Charles was born in McHenry County, north of Granville, ND, a son of Charles and Josephine Allison. He was raised there and at Forest Lake, MN, where he moved to in the mid-thirties. He married Alverna Mae Johnson at Forest Lake. Hey lived in Forest Lake. During World War II, he served in the Navy, from 1944 until 1946. Following his discharge, he returned to Forest Lake and went into construction work. His wife died in 1947. He later was married for 15 years to the former Beverly Yost. In the 1960's he moved to Empire, Colorado, where he owned and operated a motel and restaurant complex. He also continued in construction work at Empire. In 1984, he returned to Granville. His final resting place is in the Scandinavian Cemetery, Forest Lake, Minnesota.
From North Dakota Death Certificate (digital image of original document), ancestry.com:
Certificate Number: 90-003155
Name: Charles Clayton Allison
Death Date: June 25, 1990
Age: 71
Birth Date: April 23, 1919
Birthplace: McHenry County, North Dakota
Armed Forces: Yes
Death location: Minot, Ward County
Marital Status: divorced
Occupation: construction labor
Residence State: North Dakota
Father's Name: Charles Allison
Mother's Name: Josephine Wager
Informant's Name: Ray Allison
Place of disposition: Scandinavian Cemetery
Location: Forest Lake, Minnesota
From funeral folder - Thompson-Larson, Funeral Home, Minot, North Dakota:
Charles was born in McHenry County, north of Granville, ND, a son of Charles and Josephine Allison. He was raised there and at Forest Lake, MN, where he moved to in the mid-thirties. He married Alverna Mae Johnson at Forest Lake. Hey lived in Forest Lake. During World War II, he served in the Navy, from 1944 until 1946. Following his discharge, he returned to Forest Lake and went into construction work. His wife died in 1947. He later was married for 15 years to the former Beverly Yost. In the 1960's he moved to Empire, Colorado, where he owned and operated a motel and restaurant complex. He also continued in construction work at Empire. In 1984, he returned to Granville. His final resting place is in the Scandinavian Cemetery, Forest Lake, Minnesota.
From North Dakota Death Certificate (digital image of original document), ancestry.com:
Certificate Number: 90-003155
Name: Charles Clayton Allison
Death Date: June 25, 1990
Age: 71
Birth Date: April 23, 1919
Birthplace: McHenry County, North Dakota
Armed Forces: Yes
Death location: Minot, Ward County
Marital Status: divorced
Occupation: construction labor
Residence State: North Dakota
Father's Name: Charles Allison
Mother's Name: Josephine Wager
Informant's Name: Ray Allison
Place of disposition: Scandinavian Cemetery
Location: Forest Lake, Minnesota
Charles was born in McHenry County, north of Granville, ND, a son of Charles and Josephine Allison. He was raised there and at Forest Lake, MN, where he moved to in the mid-thirties. He married Alverna Mae Johnson at Forest Lake. Hey lived in Forest Lake. During World War II, he served in the Navy, from 1944 until 1946. Following his discharge, he returned to Forest Lake and went into construction work. His wife died in 1947. He later was married for 15 years to the former Beverly Yost. In the 1960's he moved to Empire, Colorado, where he owned and operated a motel and restaurant complex. He also continued in construction work at Empire. In 1984, he returned to Granville. His final resting place is in the Scandinavian Cemetery, Forest Lake, Minnesota.
From North Dakota Death Certificate (digital image of original document), ancestry.com:
Certificate Number: 90-003155
Name: Charles Clayton Allison
Death Date: June 25, 1990
Age: 71
Birth Date: April 23, 1919
Birthplace: McHenry County, North Dakota
Armed Forces: Yes
Death location: Minot, Ward County
Marital Status: divorced
Occupation: construction labor
Residence State: North Dakota
Father's Name: Charles Allison
Mother's Name: Josephine Wager
Informant's Name: Ray Allison
Place of disposition: Scandinavian Cemetery
Location: Forest Lake, Minnesota
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