Kate's marker is no longer visible. She is buried in the Anderson family plot, along with her husband John and two of their children, Oscar and Carl.
Carl's marker is the only one of the 4 that survives. The family resided in Iowa before coming to Washington Territory around 1890. Kate and John had 11 children.
Kate's death certificate #106, states her father's name was Isaac Oleson and her mother was Elenor Isaacson. Kate died in Sedro Woolley, Skagit Co. Washington on 16 March 1933.
Carl's marker is the only one of the 4 that survives. The family resided in Iowa before coming to Washington Territory around 1890. Kate and John had 11 children.
Kate's death certificate #106, states her father's name was Isaac Oleson and her mother was Elenor Isaacson. Kate died in Sedro Woolley, Skagit Co. Washington on 16 March 1933.
Kate's marker is no longer visible. She is buried in the Anderson family plot, along with her husband John and two of their children, Oscar and Carl.
Carl's marker is the only one of the 4 that survives. The family resided in Iowa before coming to Washington Territory around 1890. Kate and John had 11 children.
Kate's death certificate #106, states her father's name was Isaac Oleson and her mother was Elenor Isaacson. Kate died in Sedro Woolley, Skagit Co. Washington on 16 March 1933.
Carl's marker is the only one of the 4 that survives. The family resided in Iowa before coming to Washington Territory around 1890. Kate and John had 11 children.
Kate's death certificate #106, states her father's name was Isaac Oleson and her mother was Elenor Isaacson. Kate died in Sedro Woolley, Skagit Co. Washington on 16 March 1933.
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Carl or Carl D on top probably son
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