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About Anne Mortensdatter Nøkleby
Father: Martin Olsen Mother: Berte (Betsey) Hakensdatter
Married: Dec. 26, 1852 Norway
Freeborn County Standard June 18, 1884 Mrs. Anna Gustavson of Hartland was judged insane and taken to the asylum at Rochester last week.
Freeborn County Standard May 4, 1887 The sad news of Anna Gustavson's death has reached us. She has for some time been insane and was taken to Rochester, where her death took place. Her body was taken home for interment, and was followed to the grave by a large funeral train.
She became insane in her later years and went to a hospital in Rochester or Minneapolis. She died there and was brought home for burial.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jul 7 2020, 10:39:40 UTC
Father: Martin Olsen Mother: Berte (Betsey) Hakensdatter
Married: Dec. 26, 1852 Norway
Freeborn County Standard June 18, 1884 Mrs. Anna Gustavson of Hartland was judged insane and taken to the asylum at Rochester last week.
Freeborn County Standard May 4, 1887 The sad news of Anna Gustavson's death has reached us. She has for some time been insane and was taken to Rochester, where her death took place. Her body was taken home for interment, and was followed to the grave by a large funeral train.
She became insane in her later years and went to a hospital in Rochester or Minneapolis. She died there and was brought home for burial.
- Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jul 7 2020, 10:42:03 UTC
Father: Martin Olsen Mother: Berte (Betsey) Hakensdatter
Married: Dec. 26, 1852 Norway
Freeborn County Standard June 18, 1884 Mrs. Anna Gustavson of Hartland was judged insane and taken to the asylum at Rochester last week.
Freeborn County Standard May 4, 1887 The sad news of Anna Gustavson's death has reached us. She has for some time been insane and was taken to Rochester, where her death took place. Her body was taken home for interment, and was followed to the grave by a large funeral train.
She became insane in her later years and went to a hospital in Rochester or Minneapolis. She died there and was brought home for burial.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jul 7 2020, 10:42:41 UTC
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Anne Mortensdatter Nøkleby's Timeline
| 1831 |
December 23, 1831
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Hakal, Akershsus, Norway
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December 26, 1831
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Norde-Hakadal, Akershus, Norway
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| 1856 |
September 18, 1856
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Decorah, Iowa
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| 1858 |
July 4, 1858
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Decorah, Winneshiek County, Iowa, USA
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| 1864 |
March 14, 1864
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Decorah, Iowa
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| 1869 |
August 28, 1869
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Manchester, Freeborn, Minnesota
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| 1872 |
March 19, 1872
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Manchester, Freeborn, Minnesota
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| 1873 |
November 27, 1873
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Manchester, Freeborn County, Minnesota, USA
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| 1877 |
April 1877
Age 45
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West Freeborn Cemetery, Manchester, Freeborn County, Minnesota, USA
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