John Carlson immigrated to America in about 1880. He had 2 children, Annie and Clara, from his first marriage. In 1891 he married Jennie Anfinson in Minneapolis, Minnesota and they had 5 more children: Marie E, Adolph L, Esther J, Joseph M, and Ruby C. Jennie died in 1926.
John was a carpenter working as a car repairman in the railroad stores in Minneapolis. The family lived in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood in Minneapolis, an area with a large Scandinavian population who lived mainly in simple 2-story houses. From 1900 to 1930 the family was living in either 2630 or 2634 - 34th Ave. S. Most of the houses on their street are still there.
John's grave is unmarked but that of his wife, Jennie, is next to him and has a marker.
John was a carpenter working as a car repairman in the railroad stores in Minneapolis. The family lived in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood in Minneapolis, an area with a large Scandinavian population who lived mainly in simple 2-story houses. From 1900 to 1930 the family was living in either 2630 or 2634 - 34th Ave. S. Most of the houses on their street are still there.
John's grave is unmarked but that of his wife, Jennie, is next to him and has a marker.
John Carlson immigrated to America in about 1880. He had 2 children, Annie and Clara, from his first marriage. In 1891 he married Jennie Anfinson in Minneapolis, Minnesota and they had 5 more children: Marie E, Adolph L, Esther J, Joseph M, and Ruby C. Jennie died in 1926.
John was a carpenter working as a car repairman in the railroad stores in Minneapolis. The family lived in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood in Minneapolis, an area with a large Scandinavian population who lived mainly in simple 2-story houses. From 1900 to 1930 the family was living in either 2630 or 2634 - 34th Ave. S. Most of the houses on their street are still there.
John's grave is unmarked but that of his wife, Jennie, is next to him and has a marker.
John was a carpenter working as a car repairman in the railroad stores in Minneapolis. The family lived in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood in Minneapolis, an area with a large Scandinavian population who lived mainly in simple 2-story houses. From 1900 to 1930 the family was living in either 2630 or 2634 - 34th Ave. S. Most of the houses on their street are still there.
John's grave is unmarked but that of his wife, Jennie, is next to him and has a marker.
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