Emma Anna Larson was the daughter of Albert Larson and Margaret Ann Duttweiler of Jefferson County, Iowa.
Her siblings were John Nathanial Larson, Karl Albert Larson, and William Lester Larson. They are all buried in Lockridge Cemetery, Jefferson County, Iowa.
Married to Ralph H Dunlap.
Buried on May 13, 1953 in this cemetery.
Note: The Larson family that arrived from Sweden and settled in southeastern Iowa changed their surname to Lewis in some individual cases. One of those Lewis descendants recently contacted this contributor for headstone photos of that family in Jefferson County, Iowa. Subsequently, a son of the original Larson surname was discovered buried in Lockridge Cemetery. Today, that family was located and the headstone photographs taken. Three of the children are buried with their parents at Lockridge Cemetery.
Emma Anna Larson was the sole daughter and her burial location has now been identified as being in this cemetery.
Her exact burial location within this cemetery is not known to this contributor. Any assistance in finding it would be appreciated.
Her siblings were John Nathanial Larson, Karl Albert Larson, and William Lester Larson. They are all buried in Lockridge Cemetery, Jefferson County, Iowa.
Married to Ralph H Dunlap.
Buried on May 13, 1953 in this cemetery.
Note: The Larson family that arrived from Sweden and settled in southeastern Iowa changed their surname to Lewis in some individual cases. One of those Lewis descendants recently contacted this contributor for headstone photos of that family in Jefferson County, Iowa. Subsequently, a son of the original Larson surname was discovered buried in Lockridge Cemetery. Today, that family was located and the headstone photographs taken. Three of the children are buried with their parents at Lockridge Cemetery.
Emma Anna Larson was the sole daughter and her burial location has now been identified as being in this cemetery.
Her exact burial location within this cemetery is not known to this contributor. Any assistance in finding it would be appreciated.
Emma Anna Larson was the daughter of Albert Larson and Margaret Ann Duttweiler of Jefferson County, Iowa.
Her siblings were John Nathanial Larson, Karl Albert Larson, and William Lester Larson. They are all buried in Lockridge Cemetery, Jefferson County, Iowa.
Married to Ralph H Dunlap.
Buried on May 13, 1953 in this cemetery.
Note: The Larson family that arrived from Sweden and settled in southeastern Iowa changed their surname to Lewis in some individual cases. One of those Lewis descendants recently contacted this contributor for headstone photos of that family in Jefferson County, Iowa. Subsequently, a son of the original Larson surname was discovered buried in Lockridge Cemetery. Today, that family was located and the headstone photographs taken. Three of the children are buried with their parents at Lockridge Cemetery.
Emma Anna Larson was the sole daughter and her burial location has now been identified as being in this cemetery.
Her exact burial location within this cemetery is not known to this contributor. Any assistance in finding it would be appreciated.
Her siblings were John Nathanial Larson, Karl Albert Larson, and William Lester Larson. They are all buried in Lockridge Cemetery, Jefferson County, Iowa.
Married to Ralph H Dunlap.
Buried on May 13, 1953 in this cemetery.
Note: The Larson family that arrived from Sweden and settled in southeastern Iowa changed their surname to Lewis in some individual cases. One of those Lewis descendants recently contacted this contributor for headstone photos of that family in Jefferson County, Iowa. Subsequently, a son of the original Larson surname was discovered buried in Lockridge Cemetery. Today, that family was located and the headstone photographs taken. Three of the children are buried with their parents at Lockridge Cemetery.
Emma Anna Larson was the sole daughter and her burial location has now been identified as being in this cemetery.
Her exact burial location within this cemetery is not known to this contributor. Any assistance in finding it would be appreciated.
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