Son of Jeppa Olson and Elsa Sevenson
Married Bengta Carlson Pehrson, 20 Dec 1854, Vittskovie, Torriosa, Malmohus, Sweden
Children - Charles Perry Okerlund, Hulda Josephine Okerlund, Matilda Ephramina Okerlund, Lydia Okerlund, George William Okerlund, Hannah Okerlund, Albertine Okerlund, Ole Albert Okerlund, Mary Ellen Okerlund, Orilla Bengta Okerlund, Edward Okerlund
Ole was one of the earliest settlers of Utah, crossing the plains with an ox team and for many years was the best blacksmith in southern Utah. The family resided Mt. Pleasant, Salina, Gunnison, Scipio and Loa, Utah.
Ole was a missionary in Sweden four years; superintendent of Sunday school; president of high priests quorum; home missionary. Veteran Indian wars.
Utah Death Certificate
Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Samuel A. Woolley Company (1861); Age at departure: 31
Married Bengta Carlson Pehrson, 20 Dec 1854, Vittskovie, Torriosa, Malmohus, Sweden
Children - Charles Perry Okerlund, Hulda Josephine Okerlund, Matilda Ephramina Okerlund, Lydia Okerlund, George William Okerlund, Hannah Okerlund, Albertine Okerlund, Ole Albert Okerlund, Mary Ellen Okerlund, Orilla Bengta Okerlund, Edward Okerlund
Ole was one of the earliest settlers of Utah, crossing the plains with an ox team and for many years was the best blacksmith in southern Utah. The family resided Mt. Pleasant, Salina, Gunnison, Scipio and Loa, Utah.
Ole was a missionary in Sweden four years; superintendent of Sunday school; president of high priests quorum; home missionary. Veteran Indian wars.
Utah Death Certificate
Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Samuel A. Woolley Company (1861); Age at departure: 31
Son of Jeppa Olson and Elsa Sevenson
Married Bengta Carlson Pehrson, 20 Dec 1854, Vittskovie, Torriosa, Malmohus, Sweden
Children - Charles Perry Okerlund, Hulda Josephine Okerlund, Matilda Ephramina Okerlund, Lydia Okerlund, George William Okerlund, Hannah Okerlund, Albertine Okerlund, Ole Albert Okerlund, Mary Ellen Okerlund, Orilla Bengta Okerlund, Edward Okerlund
Ole was one of the earliest settlers of Utah, crossing the plains with an ox team and for many years was the best blacksmith in southern Utah. The family resided Mt. Pleasant, Salina, Gunnison, Scipio and Loa, Utah.
Ole was a missionary in Sweden four years; superintendent of Sunday school; president of high priests quorum; home missionary. Veteran Indian wars.
Utah Death Certificate
Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Samuel A. Woolley Company (1861); Age at departure: 31
Married Bengta Carlson Pehrson, 20 Dec 1854, Vittskovie, Torriosa, Malmohus, Sweden
Children - Charles Perry Okerlund, Hulda Josephine Okerlund, Matilda Ephramina Okerlund, Lydia Okerlund, George William Okerlund, Hannah Okerlund, Albertine Okerlund, Ole Albert Okerlund, Mary Ellen Okerlund, Orilla Bengta Okerlund, Edward Okerlund
Ole was one of the earliest settlers of Utah, crossing the plains with an ox team and for many years was the best blacksmith in southern Utah. The family resided Mt. Pleasant, Salina, Gunnison, Scipio and Loa, Utah.
Ole was a missionary in Sweden four years; superintendent of Sunday school; president of high priests quorum; home missionary. Veteran Indian wars.
Utah Death Certificate
Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Samuel A. Woolley Company (1861); Age at departure: 31
Inscription
Son of Jeppa & Elsa Olson. Born in Sweden.
Gravesite Details
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