Anna Greta Oman

Stephanus Peltopera is Anna Oman's half brother and not her father. This information has been verified through Finnish parish records. Stephanus Peltopera's name was apparently provided for WA state death certificate by someone without actual knowledge. Her father was Johan Abram Hackman Peltopera.

http://hiski.genealogia.fi/hiski?fi+t2999420

Kemijärven seurakunnan arkisto > Rippikirjat > Rippikirjat 1866-1875 http://digi.narc.fi/digi/view.ka?kuid=29585785

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Services were under the direction of Ginn's Funeral Home. (From Astorian Budget.)Margaret Anna Peltoperan OmanPeaceful Hill Cemetery-Naselle, WA1857-28 December 1940(As transcribed by the Wahkiakum County Historical Society from it's original newspaper collection in May 2012.)

Grays River Builder-January 2, 1941Grays River, WashingtonMrs. Anna Oman Dies at IlwacoMrs. Margaret Anna Oman, 88, a resident of the Lower Columbia river district for more than 60 years died Saturday in Ilwaco after a short illness. She was suffering with a severe cold, which added to a heart condition, was more than the strength of her advanced age could stand. She had been in the hospital only a day before her death.Born in Kemijarvi, Finland, Mrs. Oman came as a young women to the United States, moving directly to Astoria. Here she worked for several years as a maid in the homes of some of the better known Astoria residents. In August 1887, she was marred to Oscar Oman and for three or four years the couple operated a boarding house in that part of Astoria known as Uppertown. In 1891 they moved to Naselle where they located on a farm. About eight years ago Mr. Oman died.Survivors are four sons: Fred V., William, of Ilwaco, Heinie, of South Bend, and Frank H., of Portland; four daughters: Mrs. Arthur (Bessie) Anderson and Mrs. Sevri (Anna) Wiitala, both of Naselle, Mrs. Price (Winifred) Hall, South Bend, and Mrs. D. C. (Ida) Eager, Chinook; 29 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren, and a sister and more distant relatives living in Finland.Funeral services were held at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Naselle Congregational church, of which Mrs. Oman was a member, with the pastor, Rev. Ellis Koven, officiating. Burial was in the family plot in Peaceful Hill Cemetery, Naselle.