Guri Haroldson was born to Kristen and Thora Haroldson.
After them came to America, they changed the name to
Leen.
No plot listed in records. There might have been only a wooden marker and through the years the marker might have gotten covered or thrown away, as it might have only had the initials G.H. and people might not have been able to figure out who the person was, especially if the person was only 22 months old. So no record of the parcel where she was buried, but she is buried at Gol cemetery.
After them came to America, they changed the name to
Leen.
No plot listed in records. There might have been only a wooden marker and through the years the marker might have gotten covered or thrown away, as it might have only had the initials G.H. and people might not have been able to figure out who the person was, especially if the person was only 22 months old. So no record of the parcel where she was buried, but she is buried at Gol cemetery.
Guri Haroldson was born to Kristen and Thora Haroldson.
After them came to America, they changed the name to
Leen.
No plot listed in records. There might have been only a wooden marker and through the years the marker might have gotten covered or thrown away, as it might have only had the initials G.H. and people might not have been able to figure out who the person was, especially if the person was only 22 months old. So no record of the parcel where she was buried, but she is buried at Gol cemetery.
After them came to America, they changed the name to
Leen.
No plot listed in records. There might have been only a wooden marker and through the years the marker might have gotten covered or thrown away, as it might have only had the initials G.H. and people might not have been able to figure out who the person was, especially if the person was only 22 months old. So no record of the parcel where she was buried, but she is buried at Gol cemetery.
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