In the 1880 U.S. census, 11 yr. old Emma Felland, b. in WI., was attending school and living in Burke, Dane, WI. with her
41 yr. old father, Ole Felland, a farmer, b. in Norway
39 yr. old mother, Julia Felland, b. in Norway
18 yr. old brother, Christian Felland, a farm laborer, b. in WI.
15 yr. old brother, Ole Felland, a farm laborer, b. in WI.
13 yr. old brother, Theodore Felland, attending school, b. in WI.
9 yr. old brother, Andrew Felland, attending school, b. in WI.
7 yr. old brother, Gunder Felland, attending school, b. in WI.
5 yr. old brother, Lewis Felland, attending school, b. in WI.
3 yr. old sister, Lena Felland, b. in WI.
1 yr. old brother, Willie Felland, b. in WI.

Jacob Christianson and Emma Felland were married on Aug. 6, 1897 in Juneau County, WI.
In the Jun. 15, 1900 U.S. census, 31 yr. old Emma Christianson, b. Mar. 1869 in WI., was living in Madison Ward 6, Dane, WI. with her
34 yr. old husband, Jacob Christianson, a teamster, b. May 1866 in Norway
4 mth. old Charles Christianson, b. Jan. 1900 in WI.
Jacob and Emma had been marr. for 3 yrs. Emma was the mother of one child, Charles.
Emma and Jacob's parents were all b. in Norway.
Jacob immigrated to the U.S. in 1882 and was now a naturalized citizen.
*Note: Charles' full name was Charles Ingeman Christianson.

In the 1910 U.S. census, 41 yr. old Emma Christianson, b. in WI., was living at 221 Grove St. in Pasadena Ward 4, Los Angeles, CA. with her
43 yr. old husband, Jacob Christianson, a teamster in a lumber yard, b. in Norway
10 yr. old son, Charles Christianson, b. in WI.
Emma and Jacob's parents were all b. in Norway
This was a first marriage for both Jacob amd Emma. They had been married for thirteen years. Emma was the mother of one child, still alive by this census.
Jacob immigrated to the U.S. in 1882 and was now a naturalized citizen.

In 1911, Emma died and in the 1920 U.S. census, her 54 yr. old widowed husband, Jacob Christianson, a foreman in a lumber yard, b. in Norway, was living in Pasadena, L.A., CA. with his
44 yr. old divorced sister-in-law (head of household), Hilda Beyerle, a domestic for a private family, b. in WI.
and 20 yr. old son, Charles Christianson, a public chauffeur, b. in WI.

According to the 1930 Pasadena City Directory, Jacob Christianson was still working as the foreman for the Orban Lumber Co. and living at 127 S. Pasadena Av. in Pasadena, L.A., CA.

In the 1930 U.S. census, 64 yr. old widow, Jacob 'Christenson', a foreman at a lumber yard, b. in Norway, was living at 127 S. Pasadena Av. in Pasadena, Los Angeles, CA. with his
53 yr. old 'widowed' sister-in-law (head-of-household) Hilda Barley, b. in WI.
Jacob immigrated to the U.S. in 1879.
Jacob and Hilda's parents were all b. in Norway