Church birth records list birth date as 6/2/1867; baptismal sponsors were John Olson, Jens Jenson, Anne Johns., Mari Knuds.
HISTORY OF MOWER 1911
Knute A. Allrick was born in Mower county in 1867, son of Andrew and Sarah Allrick, the pioneers. He received his education in the schools of Adams and remained at home with his father assisting on the farm.
From the time he was twenty-four until reaching his thirtieth year, he worked regularly for his father and at the end of that period purchased the eighty acres where he now makes his home. This, at the time of purchase, was wild land, but he set about breaking and improving it and now has an excellent farm, having erected a full complement of buildings and purchased an adequate amount of tools, implements and machinery. He raises some general crops, but turns much of his attention to grain and makes a specialty of Shorthorn cattle.
Mr. Allrick is a Republican in politics and is now serving as road overseer. He attends the Lutheran church and belongs to the Modern Woodmen.
The subject of this sketch was married in 1897 to Susie Anderson, daughter of Andrew Anderson.
Mrs. Allrick was born in Norway, came to this country in 1892, and lived for a time in Fillmore county before coming to this county.
Also known as Knute Olson
From the Adams Township 1870 Census: Andrew Olson (Alrick) M 43 N; Synneva F 44 N; Isabella F 11 M; Ole M 9 M; Rachael F 7 M; Erick M 5 M; Knut M 3 M; Isabella (Engeborg) Olson F 82 N (Mother)
HISTORY OF MOWER 1911
Knute A. Allrick was born in Mower county in 1867, son of Andrew and Sarah Allrick, the pioneers. He received his education in the schools of Adams and remained at home with his father assisting on the farm.
From the time he was twenty-four until reaching his thirtieth year, he worked regularly for his father and at the end of that period purchased the eighty acres where he now makes his home. This, at the time of purchase, was wild land, but he set about breaking and improving it and now has an excellent farm, having erected a full complement of buildings and purchased an adequate amount of tools, implements and machinery. He raises some general crops, but turns much of his attention to grain and makes a specialty of Shorthorn cattle.
Mr. Allrick is a Republican in politics and is now serving as road overseer. He attends the Lutheran church and belongs to the Modern Woodmen.
The subject of this sketch was married in 1897 to Susie Anderson, daughter of Andrew Anderson.
Mrs. Allrick was born in Norway, came to this country in 1892, and lived for a time in Fillmore county before coming to this county.
Also known as Knute Olson
From the Adams Township 1870 Census: Andrew Olson (Alrick) M 43 N; Synneva F 44 N; Isabella F 11 M; Ole M 9 M; Rachael F 7 M; Erick M 5 M; Knut M 3 M; Isabella (Engeborg) Olson F 82 N (Mother)
Church birth records list birth date as 6/2/1867; baptismal sponsors were John Olson, Jens Jenson, Anne Johns., Mari Knuds.
HISTORY OF MOWER 1911
Knute A. Allrick was born in Mower county in 1867, son of Andrew and Sarah Allrick, the pioneers. He received his education in the schools of Adams and remained at home with his father assisting on the farm.
From the time he was twenty-four until reaching his thirtieth year, he worked regularly for his father and at the end of that period purchased the eighty acres where he now makes his home. This, at the time of purchase, was wild land, but he set about breaking and improving it and now has an excellent farm, having erected a full complement of buildings and purchased an adequate amount of tools, implements and machinery. He raises some general crops, but turns much of his attention to grain and makes a specialty of Shorthorn cattle.
Mr. Allrick is a Republican in politics and is now serving as road overseer. He attends the Lutheran church and belongs to the Modern Woodmen.
The subject of this sketch was married in 1897 to Susie Anderson, daughter of Andrew Anderson.
Mrs. Allrick was born in Norway, came to this country in 1892, and lived for a time in Fillmore county before coming to this county.
Also known as Knute Olson
From the Adams Township 1870 Census: Andrew Olson (Alrick) M 43 N; Synneva F 44 N; Isabella F 11 M; Ole M 9 M; Rachael F 7 M; Erick M 5 M; Knut M 3 M; Isabella (Engeborg) Olson F 82 N (Mother)
HISTORY OF MOWER 1911
Knute A. Allrick was born in Mower county in 1867, son of Andrew and Sarah Allrick, the pioneers. He received his education in the schools of Adams and remained at home with his father assisting on the farm.
From the time he was twenty-four until reaching his thirtieth year, he worked regularly for his father and at the end of that period purchased the eighty acres where he now makes his home. This, at the time of purchase, was wild land, but he set about breaking and improving it and now has an excellent farm, having erected a full complement of buildings and purchased an adequate amount of tools, implements and machinery. He raises some general crops, but turns much of his attention to grain and makes a specialty of Shorthorn cattle.
Mr. Allrick is a Republican in politics and is now serving as road overseer. He attends the Lutheran church and belongs to the Modern Woodmen.
The subject of this sketch was married in 1897 to Susie Anderson, daughter of Andrew Anderson.
Mrs. Allrick was born in Norway, came to this country in 1892, and lived for a time in Fillmore county before coming to this county.
Also known as Knute Olson
From the Adams Township 1870 Census: Andrew Olson (Alrick) M 43 N; Synneva F 44 N; Isabella F 11 M; Ole M 9 M; Rachael F 7 M; Erick M 5 M; Knut M 3 M; Isabella (Engeborg) Olson F 82 N (Mother)
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