NOTE: The maternal uncle of Harvey Adalbert TRAVIS.
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Notes from 2013 study by Sue Silver for the U. S. Forest Service:
Sacramento Daily Union, 4/25/1873: DIED. In Hamilton, Nev., April 15, Fred C. Dahl, 25 years.
Note: Only one person identified with birth year consistent with Fred Dahl’s stated age. In 1860 Frederick Dahl, a native of Norway, was residing with his parents in Wheaton, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. The 1870 Census of San Francisco lists two Frederick Dahl’s, probably the same person enumerated at two different locations, who was 26 years old in that year. This Frederick Dahl was a butcher in the Breilling Bros. butcher shop in San Francisco and he was listed in the 1868 San Francisco Directory. He is subsequently listed in San Francisco up to at least the year 1879. Given that no family connection in Nevada can be found for this Fred Dahl, he was probably buried at Hamilton.
See notes under Harvey Adelbert Travis, whose mother was reported to have been Hannah Pauline DAHL, a native of Norway. Is there a connection?
Update 1/7/2019: Positive relationship between Hannah Pauline Dahl Travis and Frederick C. Dahl made this date. Each is enumerated in the same household on the 1860 census in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Enumerated apparently errored and put the Ole Dahl family, including Frederick on one page (#65) which was Wheaton, Chippewa County and two remaining Dahl children, including Hannah on another page (#66) which included Bloomer, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. /Sue Silver
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Notes from 2013 study by Sue Silver for the U. S. Forest Service:
Sacramento Daily Union, 4/25/1873: DIED. In Hamilton, Nev., April 15, Fred C. Dahl, 25 years.
Note: Only one person identified with birth year consistent with Fred Dahl’s stated age. In 1860 Frederick Dahl, a native of Norway, was residing with his parents in Wheaton, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. The 1870 Census of San Francisco lists two Frederick Dahl’s, probably the same person enumerated at two different locations, who was 26 years old in that year. This Frederick Dahl was a butcher in the Breilling Bros. butcher shop in San Francisco and he was listed in the 1868 San Francisco Directory. He is subsequently listed in San Francisco up to at least the year 1879. Given that no family connection in Nevada can be found for this Fred Dahl, he was probably buried at Hamilton.
See notes under Harvey Adelbert Travis, whose mother was reported to have been Hannah Pauline DAHL, a native of Norway. Is there a connection?
Update 1/7/2019: Positive relationship between Hannah Pauline Dahl Travis and Frederick C. Dahl made this date. Each is enumerated in the same household on the 1860 census in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Enumerated apparently errored and put the Ole Dahl family, including Frederick on one page (#65) which was Wheaton, Chippewa County and two remaining Dahl children, including Hannah on another page (#66) which included Bloomer, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. /Sue Silver
NOTE: The maternal uncle of Harvey Adalbert TRAVIS.
*****
Notes from 2013 study by Sue Silver for the U. S. Forest Service:
Sacramento Daily Union, 4/25/1873: DIED. In Hamilton, Nev., April 15, Fred C. Dahl, 25 years.
Note: Only one person identified with birth year consistent with Fred Dahl’s stated age. In 1860 Frederick Dahl, a native of Norway, was residing with his parents in Wheaton, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. The 1870 Census of San Francisco lists two Frederick Dahl’s, probably the same person enumerated at two different locations, who was 26 years old in that year. This Frederick Dahl was a butcher in the Breilling Bros. butcher shop in San Francisco and he was listed in the 1868 San Francisco Directory. He is subsequently listed in San Francisco up to at least the year 1879. Given that no family connection in Nevada can be found for this Fred Dahl, he was probably buried at Hamilton.
See notes under Harvey Adelbert Travis, whose mother was reported to have been Hannah Pauline DAHL, a native of Norway. Is there a connection?
Update 1/7/2019: Positive relationship between Hannah Pauline Dahl Travis and Frederick C. Dahl made this date. Each is enumerated in the same household on the 1860 census in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Enumerated apparently errored and put the Ole Dahl family, including Frederick on one page (#65) which was Wheaton, Chippewa County and two remaining Dahl children, including Hannah on another page (#66) which included Bloomer, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. /Sue Silver
*****
Notes from 2013 study by Sue Silver for the U. S. Forest Service:
Sacramento Daily Union, 4/25/1873: DIED. In Hamilton, Nev., April 15, Fred C. Dahl, 25 years.
Note: Only one person identified with birth year consistent with Fred Dahl’s stated age. In 1860 Frederick Dahl, a native of Norway, was residing with his parents in Wheaton, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. The 1870 Census of San Francisco lists two Frederick Dahl’s, probably the same person enumerated at two different locations, who was 26 years old in that year. This Frederick Dahl was a butcher in the Breilling Bros. butcher shop in San Francisco and he was listed in the 1868 San Francisco Directory. He is subsequently listed in San Francisco up to at least the year 1879. Given that no family connection in Nevada can be found for this Fred Dahl, he was probably buried at Hamilton.
See notes under Harvey Adelbert Travis, whose mother was reported to have been Hannah Pauline DAHL, a native of Norway. Is there a connection?
Update 1/7/2019: Positive relationship between Hannah Pauline Dahl Travis and Frederick C. Dahl made this date. Each is enumerated in the same household on the 1860 census in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Enumerated apparently errored and put the Ole Dahl family, including Frederick on one page (#65) which was Wheaton, Chippewa County and two remaining Dahl children, including Hannah on another page (#66) which included Bloomer, Chippewa County, Wisconsin. /Sue Silver
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