Elbridge and Anna had the following children:
1) Estrella Fendall b. 8-5-1884 Newberg, OR. (died 3-31-1885 Newberg, OR.).
2) Omar C. Fendall b. 8-10-1886 Newberg, Yamhill Co., OR. d. 8-12-1935 Forest Grove, OR.
m. Jessie Maud "June" Gardner (1890-1967)
3. Virgil Dye Fendall b. 6-15-1889 Newberg, Yamhill Co., OR. d. 12-17-1924 Newberg, OR.
m. Zelma Belle Jones (1893-1985), who later married Winford Ray Newton (1890-1984).
4) DeVere Fendall, Rev. b. 10-14-1892 Fendall Donation Land Claim, Willamina, OR. d. 2-14-1976 Salem, OR.
m.1) Elise Groves Price (1895-1950); m.2) Naomi Macy Votaw (1904-1986).
5) (a daughter) Fendall b. 8-14-1897 Rogers D.L.C., Newberg, OR. (died 8-14-1897 OR.).
6) Kenneth Duvall Fendall b. 7-2-1898 Rogers Donation Land Claim, Newberg, OR. d. 10-1-1974 Newberg, OR.
m. Rose Charlotte Hesgard (1900-2003).
7) Lois Edwena Fendall b. 8-2-1902 Rogers Donation Land Claim, Newberg, OR. d. 9-18-1997 Oregon City, OR.
m. Louis Wait "Wait" Rising, Jr. (1902-1979).
ASSEMBLED BY LOIS FENDALL RISING JANUARY 1963
ANNA CHRISTENSON FENDALL Born 3-14-1863, died 4-28-1944. She was one of five children of Hans, 10-20-1907, and Karen Kristine Christenson, 1830-2-1919. Her parents were married in Denmark, 2-28-1854, and emigrated to America in 1858 when their sons George and Nels were four and two, respectively. When the small family landed in New York, George, perhaps too intrigued with the wonders of the new world, wandered away from his mother while she was waiting for her husband to complete the formalities of disembarkation. After considerable searching, and much distress on the part of his parents, he was found and reunited with his family.
I don't know if Mother was born in Iowa, but do know that she lived there at one time, and think they came to Oregon from that state. She said that she found it hard to accustom herself to being "shut in" by the hills of their new home. I judge from conversations with her that they must have come West when Mother was ten to twelve. When she was in her early teens, she was making her own clothes as well as those of her mother and her younger sister Sarah. In addition, she had to greet people who came to their house, since Grandmother clung to her native Danish and was reluctant to learn English.
Elbridge and Anna had the following children:
1) Estrella Fendall b. 8-5-1884 Newberg, OR. (died 3-31-1885 Newberg, OR.).
2) Omar C. Fendall b. 8-10-1886 Newberg, Yamhill Co., OR. d. 8-12-1935 Forest Grove, OR.
m. Jessie Maud "June" Gardner (1890-1967)
3. Virgil Dye Fendall b. 6-15-1889 Newberg, Yamhill Co., OR. d. 12-17-1924 Newberg, OR.
m. Zelma Belle Jones (1893-1985), who later married Winford Ray Newton (1890-1984).
4) DeVere Fendall, Rev. b. 10-14-1892 Fendall Donation Land Claim, Willamina, OR. d. 2-14-1976 Salem, OR.
m.1) Elise Groves Price (1895-1950); m.2) Naomi Macy Votaw (1904-1986).
5) (a daughter) Fendall b. 8-14-1897 Rogers D.L.C., Newberg, OR. (died 8-14-1897 OR.).
6) Kenneth Duvall Fendall b. 7-2-1898 Rogers Donation Land Claim, Newberg, OR. d. 10-1-1974 Newberg, OR.
m. Rose Charlotte Hesgard (1900-2003).
7) Lois Edwena Fendall b. 8-2-1902 Rogers Donation Land Claim, Newberg, OR. d. 9-18-1997 Oregon City, OR.
m. Louis Wait "Wait" Rising, Jr. (1902-1979).
ASSEMBLED BY LOIS FENDALL RISING JANUARY 1963
ANNA CHRISTENSON FENDALL Born 3-14-1863, died 4-28-1944. She was one of five children of Hans, 10-20-1907, and Karen Kristine Christenson, 1830-2-1919. Her parents were married in Denmark, 2-28-1854, and emigrated to America in 1858 when their sons George and Nels were four and two, respectively. When the small family landed in New York, George, perhaps too intrigued with the wonders of the new world, wandered away from his mother while she was waiting for her husband to complete the formalities of disembarkation. After considerable searching, and much distress on the part of his parents, he was found and reunited with his family.
I don't know if Mother was born in Iowa, but do know that she lived there at one time, and think they came to Oregon from that state. She said that she found it hard to accustom herself to being "shut in" by the hills of their new home. I judge from conversations with her that they must have come West when Mother was ten to twelve. When she was in her early teens, she was making her own clothes as well as those of her mother and her younger sister Sarah. In addition, she had to greet people who came to their house, since Grandmother clung to her native Danish and was reluctant to learn English.
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