[per her husband's obit - when George died in Fort Calhoun, his body was transported back to Blair and buried beside his wife; their children buried at Blair - Frances, William, Ida, Charles & Ella; possibly Oscar Vincent Matteson; other children include Rosa and George]
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Nebraska State Journal, Fri, 9 Oct 1908
Ft Calhoun - George Matteson died at the home of his sister, Mrs Hoosack, here, and the remains were taken to Blair Wednesday for interment beside his wife, who died about three years ago. Mr Matteson was a resident of this city for many years. He was born in New York state in 1841 and served in Co E 7th In practically all through the civil war. He came to this state in 1867. Four sons and four daughters survive him.
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[efforts to find stones for Mary and her son William at Blair Cemetery have been negative raising questions as to whether or not they were buried with the rest of the family at this cemetery despite obits stating they were; checks with the sexton, city hall & Holy Cross Cemetery negative as well. Husband George, daughters Ella & Frances, & son Charles are buried here]
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Nebraska State Journal, Fri, 9 Oct 1908
Ft Calhoun - George Matteson died at the home of his sister, Mrs Hoosack, here, and the remains were taken to Blair Wednesday for interment beside his wife, who died about three years ago. Mr Matteson was a resident of this city for many years. He was born in New York state in 1841 and served in Co E 7th In practically all through the civil war. He came to this state in 1867. Four sons and four daughters survive him.
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[efforts to find stones for Mary and her son William at Blair Cemetery have been negative raising questions as to whether or not they were buried with the rest of the family at this cemetery despite obits stating they were; checks with the sexton, city hall & Holy Cross Cemetery negative as well. Husband George, daughters Ella & Frances, & son Charles are buried here]
[per her husband's obit - when George died in Fort Calhoun, his body was transported back to Blair and buried beside his wife; their children buried at Blair - Frances, William, Ida, Charles & Ella; possibly Oscar Vincent Matteson; other children include Rosa and George]
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Nebraska State Journal, Fri, 9 Oct 1908
Ft Calhoun - George Matteson died at the home of his sister, Mrs Hoosack, here, and the remains were taken to Blair Wednesday for interment beside his wife, who died about three years ago. Mr Matteson was a resident of this city for many years. He was born in New York state in 1841 and served in Co E 7th In practically all through the civil war. He came to this state in 1867. Four sons and four daughters survive him.
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[efforts to find stones for Mary and her son William at Blair Cemetery have been negative raising questions as to whether or not they were buried with the rest of the family at this cemetery despite obits stating they were; checks with the sexton, city hall & Holy Cross Cemetery negative as well. Husband George, daughters Ella & Frances, & son Charles are buried here]
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Nebraska State Journal, Fri, 9 Oct 1908
Ft Calhoun - George Matteson died at the home of his sister, Mrs Hoosack, here, and the remains were taken to Blair Wednesday for interment beside his wife, who died about three years ago. Mr Matteson was a resident of this city for many years. He was born in New York state in 1841 and served in Co E 7th In practically all through the civil war. He came to this state in 1867. Four sons and four daughters survive him.
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[efforts to find stones for Mary and her son William at Blair Cemetery have been negative raising questions as to whether or not they were buried with the rest of the family at this cemetery despite obits stating they were; checks with the sexton, city hall & Holy Cross Cemetery negative as well. Husband George, daughters Ella & Frances, & son Charles are buried here]
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