Obituary
Edna L. Alberg, age 83, died Wednesday, February 6, 1980 at Shawano Hospital.
She was born December 16, 1896 in the Town of Morris, the daughter of the late Otto and Anna (Hansen) Terkleson.
On September 7, 1935 she was united in marriage to Martin Alberg in the Town of Morris. He preceded her in death on June 15, 1966.
Survivors include one daughter Judy (Eugene) Erickson, Wittenberg; two sisters, Olga Hoeft, Wittenberg and Norma Terkleson, Milwaukee; and three grandchildren.
In addition to her husband and parents, Edna was preceded in death by a sister, Selma Nelson.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, February 9, 1980 at Redeemer Lutheran Church, Wittenberg. The Rev. R.C. Reinholtzen officiated. Interment was in Forest Home Cemetery, Wittenberg.
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BIO
Edna's childhood was spent on a farm in Morris, Wisconsin, where she lived with her parents, three brothers and three sisters. Her mother, Anna Ebbe Hansen, had been born in Denmark and emigrated in 1872. Her father, Otto Terklesen, was born in Wisconsin but both of his parents had been born in Norway. Her father was the census taker for Morris.
Edna's siblings were:
THEODORE HERBERT (born Nov 4, 1891, died Jan 6, 1972; married Marie Anderson, 1887-1969)
SELMA J (born Feb 1893, died Nov 18, 1863; married Earl Jewett Nelson Sr., 1888-1971)
OLGA N (born Dec 5, 1894, died Apr 7, 1980; married Arthur Herman Julius Hoeft, 1895-1952)
EDNA L (born Dec 16, 1896, died Feb 6, 1980, married Martin Martinusson Ålberg, 1905-1966)
WALTER SIDNEY (born Feb 13, 1899, died Aug 23, 1942; married Alberta K. Echols, 1903-1956)
NORMA MARIE (born Sep 30, 1902, died Nov 29, 1992; did not appear to have married)
OSCAR PERRY (born Jun 20, 1904 died Sep 6, 1974; married Norma Hornet Eikaas, 1907-1946, and Olga Erickson Halvorson in 1965.
By 1905, their father Otto's occupation on the census (which he took) had changed from "farmer" to "agent," and the 1910 census, also taken by her father, indicated that he was an agent for a road (?) machinery business and that 19-year old Theodore worked at a lumber mill.
Edna moved to Chicago when she came of age. In 1930, she was 33 and she and sister Norma were boarding at a house owned by Jay and Alice Tibbetts, on West Lake Street (Ward 37, Block 442). Edna was employed as an infant's nurse in private duty. Norma was a comptometer operator. The comptometer was the first commercially successful keyed calculator.
On September 7, 1935, Edna married Martin back in her hometown of Morris, Shawano County, Wisconsin, and lived in Tigerton. By 1940, they had moved to Hutchins, Shawano County where they had a farm.
Edna and Martin had a daughter, Judith ("Judy") who married Eugene Erickson.
Edna L. Alberg, age 83, died Wednesday, February 6, 1980 at Shawano Hospital.
She was born December 16, 1896 in the Town of Morris, the daughter of the late Otto and Anna (Hansen) Terkleson.
On September 7, 1935 she was united in marriage to Martin Alberg in the Town of Morris. He preceded her in death on June 15, 1966.
Survivors include one daughter Judy (Eugene) Erickson, Wittenberg; two sisters, Olga Hoeft, Wittenberg and Norma Terkleson, Milwaukee; and three grandchildren.
In addition to her husband and parents, Edna was preceded in death by a sister, Selma Nelson.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, February 9, 1980 at Redeemer Lutheran Church, Wittenberg. The Rev. R.C. Reinholtzen officiated. Interment was in Forest Home Cemetery, Wittenberg.
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BIO
Edna's childhood was spent on a farm in Morris, Wisconsin, where she lived with her parents, three brothers and three sisters. Her mother, Anna Ebbe Hansen, had been born in Denmark and emigrated in 1872. Her father, Otto Terklesen, was born in Wisconsin but both of his parents had been born in Norway. Her father was the census taker for Morris.
Edna's siblings were:
THEODORE HERBERT (born Nov 4, 1891, died Jan 6, 1972; married Marie Anderson, 1887-1969)
SELMA J (born Feb 1893, died Nov 18, 1863; married Earl Jewett Nelson Sr., 1888-1971)
OLGA N (born Dec 5, 1894, died Apr 7, 1980; married Arthur Herman Julius Hoeft, 1895-1952)
EDNA L (born Dec 16, 1896, died Feb 6, 1980, married Martin Martinusson Ålberg, 1905-1966)
WALTER SIDNEY (born Feb 13, 1899, died Aug 23, 1942; married Alberta K. Echols, 1903-1956)
NORMA MARIE (born Sep 30, 1902, died Nov 29, 1992; did not appear to have married)
OSCAR PERRY (born Jun 20, 1904 died Sep 6, 1974; married Norma Hornet Eikaas, 1907-1946, and Olga Erickson Halvorson in 1965.
By 1905, their father Otto's occupation on the census (which he took) had changed from "farmer" to "agent," and the 1910 census, also taken by her father, indicated that he was an agent for a road (?) machinery business and that 19-year old Theodore worked at a lumber mill.
Edna moved to Chicago when she came of age. In 1930, she was 33 and she and sister Norma were boarding at a house owned by Jay and Alice Tibbetts, on West Lake Street (Ward 37, Block 442). Edna was employed as an infant's nurse in private duty. Norma was a comptometer operator. The comptometer was the first commercially successful keyed calculator.
On September 7, 1935, Edna married Martin back in her hometown of Morris, Shawano County, Wisconsin, and lived in Tigerton. By 1940, they had moved to Hutchins, Shawano County where they had a farm.
Edna and Martin had a daughter, Judith ("Judy") who married Eugene Erickson.
Obituary
Edna L. Alberg, age 83, died Wednesday, February 6, 1980 at Shawano Hospital.
She was born December 16, 1896 in the Town of Morris, the daughter of the late Otto and Anna (Hansen) Terkleson.
On September 7, 1935 she was united in marriage to Martin Alberg in the Town of Morris. He preceded her in death on June 15, 1966.
Survivors include one daughter Judy (Eugene) Erickson, Wittenberg; two sisters, Olga Hoeft, Wittenberg and Norma Terkleson, Milwaukee; and three grandchildren.
In addition to her husband and parents, Edna was preceded in death by a sister, Selma Nelson.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, February 9, 1980 at Redeemer Lutheran Church, Wittenberg. The Rev. R.C. Reinholtzen officiated. Interment was in Forest Home Cemetery, Wittenberg.
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BIO
Edna's childhood was spent on a farm in Morris, Wisconsin, where she lived with her parents, three brothers and three sisters. Her mother, Anna Ebbe Hansen, had been born in Denmark and emigrated in 1872. Her father, Otto Terklesen, was born in Wisconsin but both of his parents had been born in Norway. Her father was the census taker for Morris.
Edna's siblings were:
THEODORE HERBERT (born Nov 4, 1891, died Jan 6, 1972; married Marie Anderson, 1887-1969)
SELMA J (born Feb 1893, died Nov 18, 1863; married Earl Jewett Nelson Sr., 1888-1971)
OLGA N (born Dec 5, 1894, died Apr 7, 1980; married Arthur Herman Julius Hoeft, 1895-1952)
EDNA L (born Dec 16, 1896, died Feb 6, 1980, married Martin Martinusson Ålberg, 1905-1966)
WALTER SIDNEY (born Feb 13, 1899, died Aug 23, 1942; married Alberta K. Echols, 1903-1956)
NORMA MARIE (born Sep 30, 1902, died Nov 29, 1992; did not appear to have married)
OSCAR PERRY (born Jun 20, 1904 died Sep 6, 1974; married Norma Hornet Eikaas, 1907-1946, and Olga Erickson Halvorson in 1965.
By 1905, their father Otto's occupation on the census (which he took) had changed from "farmer" to "agent," and the 1910 census, also taken by her father, indicated that he was an agent for a road (?) machinery business and that 19-year old Theodore worked at a lumber mill.
Edna moved to Chicago when she came of age. In 1930, she was 33 and she and sister Norma were boarding at a house owned by Jay and Alice Tibbetts, on West Lake Street (Ward 37, Block 442). Edna was employed as an infant's nurse in private duty. Norma was a comptometer operator. The comptometer was the first commercially successful keyed calculator.
On September 7, 1935, Edna married Martin back in her hometown of Morris, Shawano County, Wisconsin, and lived in Tigerton. By 1940, they had moved to Hutchins, Shawano County where they had a farm.
Edna and Martin had a daughter, Judith ("Judy") who married Eugene Erickson.
Edna L. Alberg, age 83, died Wednesday, February 6, 1980 at Shawano Hospital.
She was born December 16, 1896 in the Town of Morris, the daughter of the late Otto and Anna (Hansen) Terkleson.
On September 7, 1935 she was united in marriage to Martin Alberg in the Town of Morris. He preceded her in death on June 15, 1966.
Survivors include one daughter Judy (Eugene) Erickson, Wittenberg; two sisters, Olga Hoeft, Wittenberg and Norma Terkleson, Milwaukee; and three grandchildren.
In addition to her husband and parents, Edna was preceded in death by a sister, Selma Nelson.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, February 9, 1980 at Redeemer Lutheran Church, Wittenberg. The Rev. R.C. Reinholtzen officiated. Interment was in Forest Home Cemetery, Wittenberg.
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BIO
Edna's childhood was spent on a farm in Morris, Wisconsin, where she lived with her parents, three brothers and three sisters. Her mother, Anna Ebbe Hansen, had been born in Denmark and emigrated in 1872. Her father, Otto Terklesen, was born in Wisconsin but both of his parents had been born in Norway. Her father was the census taker for Morris.
Edna's siblings were:
THEODORE HERBERT (born Nov 4, 1891, died Jan 6, 1972; married Marie Anderson, 1887-1969)
SELMA J (born Feb 1893, died Nov 18, 1863; married Earl Jewett Nelson Sr., 1888-1971)
OLGA N (born Dec 5, 1894, died Apr 7, 1980; married Arthur Herman Julius Hoeft, 1895-1952)
EDNA L (born Dec 16, 1896, died Feb 6, 1980, married Martin Martinusson Ålberg, 1905-1966)
WALTER SIDNEY (born Feb 13, 1899, died Aug 23, 1942; married Alberta K. Echols, 1903-1956)
NORMA MARIE (born Sep 30, 1902, died Nov 29, 1992; did not appear to have married)
OSCAR PERRY (born Jun 20, 1904 died Sep 6, 1974; married Norma Hornet Eikaas, 1907-1946, and Olga Erickson Halvorson in 1965.
By 1905, their father Otto's occupation on the census (which he took) had changed from "farmer" to "agent," and the 1910 census, also taken by her father, indicated that he was an agent for a road (?) machinery business and that 19-year old Theodore worked at a lumber mill.
Edna moved to Chicago when she came of age. In 1930, she was 33 and she and sister Norma were boarding at a house owned by Jay and Alice Tibbetts, on West Lake Street (Ward 37, Block 442). Edna was employed as an infant's nurse in private duty. Norma was a comptometer operator. The comptometer was the first commercially successful keyed calculator.
On September 7, 1935, Edna married Martin back in her hometown of Morris, Shawano County, Wisconsin, and lived in Tigerton. By 1940, they had moved to Hutchins, Shawano County where they had a farm.
Edna and Martin had a daughter, Judith ("Judy") who married Eugene Erickson.
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