According to the special May 1, 1885 Minnesota state census, 1 yr. old Melvin was living in Lanesboro, Fillmore Co., Mn. with his family:
38 yr. old father O. Langlie, b. in Norway
34 yr. old mother, 'Mrs. Langlie', b. in Norway
13 yr. old brother, Abbett, b. in Norway
7 yr. old brother, Peter, b. in Norway
5 yr. old brother, Bertha, b. in Mn.
By the June 22, 1900 U.S. census, 16 yr. old Melvin O. 'Langley', b. Feb. 1884 in Mn., was living in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
63 yr. old father, Ole, b. Jul. 1836 in Norway
50 yr. old mother, Mary, b. Feb. 1850 in Norway
19 yr. old sister, Bertha E., b. Jan. 1881 in Mn.
Ole and Mary had been married 27 yrs. Mary had had six children, only four of whom were still alive by this census.
Ole had immigrated to the U.S. in 1867 and Mary in 1851.
Ole's occupation was 'merchant'. Bertha was working as a school teacher. Melvin was attending school.
Living next door to them, was Melvin's 22 yr. old married brother, Peter J. 'Langley', b. Feb. (2,)1878 in Mn. and Peter's 22 yr. old wife, Lizzie (Elizabeth), b. Aug. 1887 in Illinois. Lizzie's parents were both b. in Wales. Peter was working as a clerk.
In the Jan. 16, 1910 U.S. census, 26 yr. old Melvin O. (Ole) Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
73 yr. old father, Ole, b. Norway and
60 yr. old mother, Marit, b. in Norway
Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
Ole and Marit had been married 38 years. Marit had had six children, four of whom were still alive by this census.
Ole had immigrated to the U.S. in 1865 and Marit in 1851. Neither parent was a naturalized citizen. Ole was no longer working, but Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
According to the So. Dakota marriage record, 26 yr. old Melvin married 23 yr. old Frances Grace Paterson on June 22, 1910 in Lake Preston, Kingsbury, So. Dakota.
In the Jan. 16, 1920 U.S. census, 35 yr. old O. (Ole) Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living at 141 Park Av. in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
33 yr. old wife, Frances, b. in So. Dakota
3 yr. old daughter, Mercedes, b. in So. Dakota.
Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
Melvin's father was b. in Norway and his mother in Minnesota. Both of Frances' parents were b. in Scotland.
In the April 5, 1930 U.S. census, 46 yr. old Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living at 341 No. Hillcrest in Monrovia, L.A. Co., Ca. with
43 yr. old wife, Frances, b. in So. Dakota
13 yr. old daughter, Mercedes, b. in So. Dakota
and 9 yr. old son, Warren, b. in So. Dakota.
Melvin was 26 yrs. old and Frances was 23 when they got married. Melvin was employed as Secretary of the Monrovia Mutual Building & Loan Association.
Both of Melvin's parents were b. in Norway. Both of Frances' parents were b. in Scotland.
From 1937 to at least 1950, Melvin was listed in the Monrovia telephone directories as the Vice President of the Monrovia Mutual Building & Loan Assn. and continued to live at 341 W. Hillcrest Blvd. in Monrovia.
In the 1944 Monrovia City Directory, Melvin was listed under Monrovia City Government as being a member of the Planning Commission.
In the 1936 San Marino Directory, Melvin's older brother appears:
Langlie, Peter J. (wife Elizabeth), Mutual Building & Loan Co., living in Alhambra (who was President of the Mutual Building & Loan Co. of Alhambra in 1937-1939)
According to the California death records, Peter J. Langlie's mother's maiden name was Lommen. Peter was b. Feb. 2, 1878 and d. July 26, 1957; and Elizabeth was b. Aug. 19, 1978 in Ill. and d. Sept. 7, 1967
There is also a Langlie, Lloyd M., insurance co. rep. (a salesman in 1937, and a fire ins. rep. in 1938) Lloyd was also b. in So. Dakota but his mother's maiden name was Jones, so perhaps he was a nephew of Melvin's. Lloyd was b. Dec. 17, 1911 and d. in Contra Costa Co., Ca. on Dec. 16, 1993.
The Winona daily News (Winona, MN.), Jul. 9, 1957, P. 8
TO CALIFORNIA
CALEDONIA, Minn. – Melvin Langlie has returned to his home at Monrovia, Calif., following a week’s visit with his cousin, Miss Georginia Lemmen, and with relatives and friends at Spring Grove where he also attended the homecoming.
The Daily Plainsman (Huron, SD.), Sun., Jan. 18, 1959, P. 13. Col. 2
A former Lake Preston boy, Warren Langlie, now of Monrovia, Calif., made his debut as a concert pianist in Carnegie Hall, New York, Dec. 29. His program of Bach preludes, Schubert Fantasy Op. 78 and Beethoven’s Variations of Diabelli was well received.
Several relatives were present for the concert. They were his father, Melvin Langlie of Monrovia, formerly associated with Mill-Lloyd Bank of Lake Preston, his sister, Mercedes. Mrs. Hugh Haroldson, Inglewood, Calif.; cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schrader, Princeton, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce (nee Ruth Johnson), Wasta; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum (nee Rachel Paterson), Westfield, N.J.
A graduate of Oberlin Conservatory, Oberlin, Ohio, Warren Langlie received his doctorate in music from UCLA. He is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Ferguson, Huron.
For his 1960 Ph.D. dissertation, Warren M. Langlie of The University of California at Los Angeles wrote “Arnold Schoenberg as a Teacher.”
According to the Social Security Death Index, Melvin and Frances' son, Warren M. Langlie was born on June 20, 1920. His last address on record was Laguna Beach, Orange Co., Ca. He died on Aug. 22, 2002 at the age of 82.
38 yr. old father O. Langlie, b. in Norway
34 yr. old mother, 'Mrs. Langlie', b. in Norway
13 yr. old brother, Abbett, b. in Norway
7 yr. old brother, Peter, b. in Norway
5 yr. old brother, Bertha, b. in Mn.
By the June 22, 1900 U.S. census, 16 yr. old Melvin O. 'Langley', b. Feb. 1884 in Mn., was living in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
63 yr. old father, Ole, b. Jul. 1836 in Norway
50 yr. old mother, Mary, b. Feb. 1850 in Norway
19 yr. old sister, Bertha E., b. Jan. 1881 in Mn.
Ole and Mary had been married 27 yrs. Mary had had six children, only four of whom were still alive by this census.
Ole had immigrated to the U.S. in 1867 and Mary in 1851.
Ole's occupation was 'merchant'. Bertha was working as a school teacher. Melvin was attending school.
Living next door to them, was Melvin's 22 yr. old married brother, Peter J. 'Langley', b. Feb. (2,)1878 in Mn. and Peter's 22 yr. old wife, Lizzie (Elizabeth), b. Aug. 1887 in Illinois. Lizzie's parents were both b. in Wales. Peter was working as a clerk.
In the Jan. 16, 1910 U.S. census, 26 yr. old Melvin O. (Ole) Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
73 yr. old father, Ole, b. Norway and
60 yr. old mother, Marit, b. in Norway
Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
Ole and Marit had been married 38 years. Marit had had six children, four of whom were still alive by this census.
Ole had immigrated to the U.S. in 1865 and Marit in 1851. Neither parent was a naturalized citizen. Ole was no longer working, but Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
According to the So. Dakota marriage record, 26 yr. old Melvin married 23 yr. old Frances Grace Paterson on June 22, 1910 in Lake Preston, Kingsbury, So. Dakota.
In the Jan. 16, 1920 U.S. census, 35 yr. old O. (Ole) Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living at 141 Park Av. in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
33 yr. old wife, Frances, b. in So. Dakota
3 yr. old daughter, Mercedes, b. in So. Dakota.
Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
Melvin's father was b. in Norway and his mother in Minnesota. Both of Frances' parents were b. in Scotland.
In the April 5, 1930 U.S. census, 46 yr. old Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living at 341 No. Hillcrest in Monrovia, L.A. Co., Ca. with
43 yr. old wife, Frances, b. in So. Dakota
13 yr. old daughter, Mercedes, b. in So. Dakota
and 9 yr. old son, Warren, b. in So. Dakota.
Melvin was 26 yrs. old and Frances was 23 when they got married. Melvin was employed as Secretary of the Monrovia Mutual Building & Loan Association.
Both of Melvin's parents were b. in Norway. Both of Frances' parents were b. in Scotland.
From 1937 to at least 1950, Melvin was listed in the Monrovia telephone directories as the Vice President of the Monrovia Mutual Building & Loan Assn. and continued to live at 341 W. Hillcrest Blvd. in Monrovia.
In the 1944 Monrovia City Directory, Melvin was listed under Monrovia City Government as being a member of the Planning Commission.
In the 1936 San Marino Directory, Melvin's older brother appears:
Langlie, Peter J. (wife Elizabeth), Mutual Building & Loan Co., living in Alhambra (who was President of the Mutual Building & Loan Co. of Alhambra in 1937-1939)
According to the California death records, Peter J. Langlie's mother's maiden name was Lommen. Peter was b. Feb. 2, 1878 and d. July 26, 1957; and Elizabeth was b. Aug. 19, 1978 in Ill. and d. Sept. 7, 1967
There is also a Langlie, Lloyd M., insurance co. rep. (a salesman in 1937, and a fire ins. rep. in 1938) Lloyd was also b. in So. Dakota but his mother's maiden name was Jones, so perhaps he was a nephew of Melvin's. Lloyd was b. Dec. 17, 1911 and d. in Contra Costa Co., Ca. on Dec. 16, 1993.
The Winona daily News (Winona, MN.), Jul. 9, 1957, P. 8
TO CALIFORNIA
CALEDONIA, Minn. – Melvin Langlie has returned to his home at Monrovia, Calif., following a week’s visit with his cousin, Miss Georginia Lemmen, and with relatives and friends at Spring Grove where he also attended the homecoming.
The Daily Plainsman (Huron, SD.), Sun., Jan. 18, 1959, P. 13. Col. 2
A former Lake Preston boy, Warren Langlie, now of Monrovia, Calif., made his debut as a concert pianist in Carnegie Hall, New York, Dec. 29. His program of Bach preludes, Schubert Fantasy Op. 78 and Beethoven’s Variations of Diabelli was well received.
Several relatives were present for the concert. They were his father, Melvin Langlie of Monrovia, formerly associated with Mill-Lloyd Bank of Lake Preston, his sister, Mercedes. Mrs. Hugh Haroldson, Inglewood, Calif.; cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schrader, Princeton, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce (nee Ruth Johnson), Wasta; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum (nee Rachel Paterson), Westfield, N.J.
A graduate of Oberlin Conservatory, Oberlin, Ohio, Warren Langlie received his doctorate in music from UCLA. He is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Ferguson, Huron.
For his 1960 Ph.D. dissertation, Warren M. Langlie of The University of California at Los Angeles wrote “Arnold Schoenberg as a Teacher.”
According to the Social Security Death Index, Melvin and Frances' son, Warren M. Langlie was born on June 20, 1920. His last address on record was Laguna Beach, Orange Co., Ca. He died on Aug. 22, 2002 at the age of 82.
According to the special May 1, 1885 Minnesota state census, 1 yr. old Melvin was living in Lanesboro, Fillmore Co., Mn. with his family:
38 yr. old father O. Langlie, b. in Norway
34 yr. old mother, 'Mrs. Langlie', b. in Norway
13 yr. old brother, Abbett, b. in Norway
7 yr. old brother, Peter, b. in Norway
5 yr. old brother, Bertha, b. in Mn.
By the June 22, 1900 U.S. census, 16 yr. old Melvin O. 'Langley', b. Feb. 1884 in Mn., was living in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
63 yr. old father, Ole, b. Jul. 1836 in Norway
50 yr. old mother, Mary, b. Feb. 1850 in Norway
19 yr. old sister, Bertha E., b. Jan. 1881 in Mn.
Ole and Mary had been married 27 yrs. Mary had had six children, only four of whom were still alive by this census.
Ole had immigrated to the U.S. in 1867 and Mary in 1851.
Ole's occupation was 'merchant'. Bertha was working as a school teacher. Melvin was attending school.
Living next door to them, was Melvin's 22 yr. old married brother, Peter J. 'Langley', b. Feb. (2,)1878 in Mn. and Peter's 22 yr. old wife, Lizzie (Elizabeth), b. Aug. 1887 in Illinois. Lizzie's parents were both b. in Wales. Peter was working as a clerk.
In the Jan. 16, 1910 U.S. census, 26 yr. old Melvin O. (Ole) Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
73 yr. old father, Ole, b. Norway and
60 yr. old mother, Marit, b. in Norway
Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
Ole and Marit had been married 38 years. Marit had had six children, four of whom were still alive by this census.
Ole had immigrated to the U.S. in 1865 and Marit in 1851. Neither parent was a naturalized citizen. Ole was no longer working, but Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
According to the So. Dakota marriage record, 26 yr. old Melvin married 23 yr. old Frances Grace Paterson on June 22, 1910 in Lake Preston, Kingsbury, So. Dakota.
In the Jan. 16, 1920 U.S. census, 35 yr. old O. (Ole) Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living at 141 Park Av. in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
33 yr. old wife, Frances, b. in So. Dakota
3 yr. old daughter, Mercedes, b. in So. Dakota.
Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
Melvin's father was b. in Norway and his mother in Minnesota. Both of Frances' parents were b. in Scotland.
In the April 5, 1930 U.S. census, 46 yr. old Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living at 341 No. Hillcrest in Monrovia, L.A. Co., Ca. with
43 yr. old wife, Frances, b. in So. Dakota
13 yr. old daughter, Mercedes, b. in So. Dakota
and 9 yr. old son, Warren, b. in So. Dakota.
Melvin was 26 yrs. old and Frances was 23 when they got married. Melvin was employed as Secretary of the Monrovia Mutual Building & Loan Association.
Both of Melvin's parents were b. in Norway. Both of Frances' parents were b. in Scotland.
From 1937 to at least 1950, Melvin was listed in the Monrovia telephone directories as the Vice President of the Monrovia Mutual Building & Loan Assn. and continued to live at 341 W. Hillcrest Blvd. in Monrovia.
In the 1944 Monrovia City Directory, Melvin was listed under Monrovia City Government as being a member of the Planning Commission.
In the 1936 San Marino Directory, Melvin's older brother appears:
Langlie, Peter J. (wife Elizabeth), Mutual Building & Loan Co., living in Alhambra (who was President of the Mutual Building & Loan Co. of Alhambra in 1937-1939)
According to the California death records, Peter J. Langlie's mother's maiden name was Lommen. Peter was b. Feb. 2, 1878 and d. July 26, 1957; and Elizabeth was b. Aug. 19, 1978 in Ill. and d. Sept. 7, 1967
There is also a Langlie, Lloyd M., insurance co. rep. (a salesman in 1937, and a fire ins. rep. in 1938) Lloyd was also b. in So. Dakota but his mother's maiden name was Jones, so perhaps he was a nephew of Melvin's. Lloyd was b. Dec. 17, 1911 and d. in Contra Costa Co., Ca. on Dec. 16, 1993.
The Winona daily News (Winona, MN.), Jul. 9, 1957, P. 8
TO CALIFORNIA
CALEDONIA, Minn. – Melvin Langlie has returned to his home at Monrovia, Calif., following a week’s visit with his cousin, Miss Georginia Lemmen, and with relatives and friends at Spring Grove where he also attended the homecoming.
The Daily Plainsman (Huron, SD.), Sun., Jan. 18, 1959, P. 13. Col. 2
A former Lake Preston boy, Warren Langlie, now of Monrovia, Calif., made his debut as a concert pianist in Carnegie Hall, New York, Dec. 29. His program of Bach preludes, Schubert Fantasy Op. 78 and Beethoven’s Variations of Diabelli was well received.
Several relatives were present for the concert. They were his father, Melvin Langlie of Monrovia, formerly associated with Mill-Lloyd Bank of Lake Preston, his sister, Mercedes. Mrs. Hugh Haroldson, Inglewood, Calif.; cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schrader, Princeton, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce (nee Ruth Johnson), Wasta; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum (nee Rachel Paterson), Westfield, N.J.
A graduate of Oberlin Conservatory, Oberlin, Ohio, Warren Langlie received his doctorate in music from UCLA. He is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Ferguson, Huron.
For his 1960 Ph.D. dissertation, Warren M. Langlie of The University of California at Los Angeles wrote “Arnold Schoenberg as a Teacher.”
According to the Social Security Death Index, Melvin and Frances' son, Warren M. Langlie was born on June 20, 1920. His last address on record was Laguna Beach, Orange Co., Ca. He died on Aug. 22, 2002 at the age of 82.
38 yr. old father O. Langlie, b. in Norway
34 yr. old mother, 'Mrs. Langlie', b. in Norway
13 yr. old brother, Abbett, b. in Norway
7 yr. old brother, Peter, b. in Norway
5 yr. old brother, Bertha, b. in Mn.
By the June 22, 1900 U.S. census, 16 yr. old Melvin O. 'Langley', b. Feb. 1884 in Mn., was living in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
63 yr. old father, Ole, b. Jul. 1836 in Norway
50 yr. old mother, Mary, b. Feb. 1850 in Norway
19 yr. old sister, Bertha E., b. Jan. 1881 in Mn.
Ole and Mary had been married 27 yrs. Mary had had six children, only four of whom were still alive by this census.
Ole had immigrated to the U.S. in 1867 and Mary in 1851.
Ole's occupation was 'merchant'. Bertha was working as a school teacher. Melvin was attending school.
Living next door to them, was Melvin's 22 yr. old married brother, Peter J. 'Langley', b. Feb. (2,)1878 in Mn. and Peter's 22 yr. old wife, Lizzie (Elizabeth), b. Aug. 1887 in Illinois. Lizzie's parents were both b. in Wales. Peter was working as a clerk.
In the Jan. 16, 1910 U.S. census, 26 yr. old Melvin O. (Ole) Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
73 yr. old father, Ole, b. Norway and
60 yr. old mother, Marit, b. in Norway
Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
Ole and Marit had been married 38 years. Marit had had six children, four of whom were still alive by this census.
Ole had immigrated to the U.S. in 1865 and Marit in 1851. Neither parent was a naturalized citizen. Ole was no longer working, but Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
According to the So. Dakota marriage record, 26 yr. old Melvin married 23 yr. old Frances Grace Paterson on June 22, 1910 in Lake Preston, Kingsbury, So. Dakota.
In the Jan. 16, 1920 U.S. census, 35 yr. old O. (Ole) Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living at 141 Park Av. in Lake Preston, Kingsbury Co., South Dakota with
33 yr. old wife, Frances, b. in So. Dakota
3 yr. old daughter, Mercedes, b. in So. Dakota.
Melvin was employed as a cashier at a bank.
Melvin's father was b. in Norway and his mother in Minnesota. Both of Frances' parents were b. in Scotland.
In the April 5, 1930 U.S. census, 46 yr. old Melvin, b. in Minnesota, was living at 341 No. Hillcrest in Monrovia, L.A. Co., Ca. with
43 yr. old wife, Frances, b. in So. Dakota
13 yr. old daughter, Mercedes, b. in So. Dakota
and 9 yr. old son, Warren, b. in So. Dakota.
Melvin was 26 yrs. old and Frances was 23 when they got married. Melvin was employed as Secretary of the Monrovia Mutual Building & Loan Association.
Both of Melvin's parents were b. in Norway. Both of Frances' parents were b. in Scotland.
From 1937 to at least 1950, Melvin was listed in the Monrovia telephone directories as the Vice President of the Monrovia Mutual Building & Loan Assn. and continued to live at 341 W. Hillcrest Blvd. in Monrovia.
In the 1944 Monrovia City Directory, Melvin was listed under Monrovia City Government as being a member of the Planning Commission.
In the 1936 San Marino Directory, Melvin's older brother appears:
Langlie, Peter J. (wife Elizabeth), Mutual Building & Loan Co., living in Alhambra (who was President of the Mutual Building & Loan Co. of Alhambra in 1937-1939)
According to the California death records, Peter J. Langlie's mother's maiden name was Lommen. Peter was b. Feb. 2, 1878 and d. July 26, 1957; and Elizabeth was b. Aug. 19, 1978 in Ill. and d. Sept. 7, 1967
There is also a Langlie, Lloyd M., insurance co. rep. (a salesman in 1937, and a fire ins. rep. in 1938) Lloyd was also b. in So. Dakota but his mother's maiden name was Jones, so perhaps he was a nephew of Melvin's. Lloyd was b. Dec. 17, 1911 and d. in Contra Costa Co., Ca. on Dec. 16, 1993.
The Winona daily News (Winona, MN.), Jul. 9, 1957, P. 8
TO CALIFORNIA
CALEDONIA, Minn. – Melvin Langlie has returned to his home at Monrovia, Calif., following a week’s visit with his cousin, Miss Georginia Lemmen, and with relatives and friends at Spring Grove where he also attended the homecoming.
The Daily Plainsman (Huron, SD.), Sun., Jan. 18, 1959, P. 13. Col. 2
A former Lake Preston boy, Warren Langlie, now of Monrovia, Calif., made his debut as a concert pianist in Carnegie Hall, New York, Dec. 29. His program of Bach preludes, Schubert Fantasy Op. 78 and Beethoven’s Variations of Diabelli was well received.
Several relatives were present for the concert. They were his father, Melvin Langlie of Monrovia, formerly associated with Mill-Lloyd Bank of Lake Preston, his sister, Mercedes. Mrs. Hugh Haroldson, Inglewood, Calif.; cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schrader, Princeton, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce (nee Ruth Johnson), Wasta; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum (nee Rachel Paterson), Westfield, N.J.
A graduate of Oberlin Conservatory, Oberlin, Ohio, Warren Langlie received his doctorate in music from UCLA. He is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Ferguson, Huron.
For his 1960 Ph.D. dissertation, Warren M. Langlie of The University of California at Los Angeles wrote “Arnold Schoenberg as a Teacher.”
According to the Social Security Death Index, Melvin and Frances' son, Warren M. Langlie was born on June 20, 1920. His last address on record was Laguna Beach, Orange Co., Ca. He died on Aug. 22, 2002 at the age of 82.
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