Medical Information: Obit said she died of stomach cancer.
Note: Lois Fisher spells Cajsa with a K and Anna Youngblom Hamble in her writings uses a C all of the time. Old written notes of Anna Hamble used Kaysa's maiden name of Erickson. Found someone's writing in Swedish from what appears to be copied from a family Bible and Caysa was spelled with a "C", but it was written as Caysa Eriks Dotter. She and her husband came to the US in 1865 and settled in Indiana. After a three years moved to Kansas and in 1868 homesteaded in Cottage Hill township, Kansas. They had 13 children and eight were currently living when she died in 190
Note: Lois Fisher spells Cajsa with a K and Anna Youngblom Hamble in her writings uses a C all of the time. Old written notes of Anna Hamble used Kaysa's maiden name of Erickson. Found someone's writing in Swedish from what appears to be copied from a family Bible and Caysa was spelled with a "C", but it was written as Caysa Eriks Dotter. She and her husband came to the US in 1865 and settled in Indiana. After a three years moved to Kansas and in 1868 homesteaded in Cottage Hill township, Kansas. They had 13 children and eight were currently living when she died in 190
Medical Information: Obit said she died of stomach cancer.
Note: Lois Fisher spells Cajsa with a K and Anna Youngblom Hamble in her writings uses a C all of the time. Old written notes of Anna Hamble used Kaysa's maiden name of Erickson. Found someone's writing in Swedish from what appears to be copied from a family Bible and Caysa was spelled with a "C", but it was written as Caysa Eriks Dotter. She and her husband came to the US in 1865 and settled in Indiana. After a three years moved to Kansas and in 1868 homesteaded in Cottage Hill township, Kansas. They had 13 children and eight were currently living when she died in 190
Note: Lois Fisher spells Cajsa with a K and Anna Youngblom Hamble in her writings uses a C all of the time. Old written notes of Anna Hamble used Kaysa's maiden name of Erickson. Found someone's writing in Swedish from what appears to be copied from a family Bible and Caysa was spelled with a "C", but it was written as Caysa Eriks Dotter. She and her husband came to the US in 1865 and settled in Indiana. After a three years moved to Kansas and in 1868 homesteaded in Cottage Hill township, Kansas. They had 13 children and eight were currently living when she died in 190
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