MRS. ANNIE BERG (SWEDEN)
"Mrs. Annie Berg was born in Jemtland, Sweden, October 10, 1853. She was married to Ole O. Berg in 1880 and they left for America, arriving in Blair June 2, 1882.
Seven children were born to them, of which five are living. They are:
1. Ole O Olson Jr (1882-5 Aug 1930), died Conrad, MT, buried Blair
2. Goodwin O (1885-1955) and
3. Nels O (1888-1948) of Dupuyer, Montana and
4. Carl Albert (1892-July 1972) and
5. Helmer O Berg (1895-April 1972) married Leona Stutlien, at home.
Two sisters, Mrs. Martin Benson of Red Wing, Minnesota and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Monticello, Minnesota, survive.
Her death occurred at the home in Larkin Valley Thursday September 27, 1923, funeral services were held Saturday, September 30th from Rev Boe's church. All the children were present except Goodwin. Her husband still survives her."
THE BLAIR PRESS - OCTOBER 4, 1923
From her husband's obit:
They were united in marriage by the Swedish Lutheran pastor, O.A. Staaf December 18, 1880.
His wife died September 27, 1923, and a son Ole, August 5, 1930. The children who mourn the loss of a good father are Goodwin, Great Falls, Montana; Nels, Dupuyer, Montana; Albert and Helmer at home. There are two grandchildren.
Mr. Berg was a member of long standing in the Zion Lutheran church, an earnest Christian who strove to walk meekly and uprightly before his God. He made diligent use of the mass of grace and his soul longed for the Homeland. He served the congregation many years as an usher. Last rites for Mr. Berg were held on Monday at the Gibson undertaking parlors and the Zion Lutheran church, Rev. T.E. Sweger officiating.
Interment was beside his wife in the Zion Lutheran cemetery." THE BLAIR PRESS - APRIL 15, 1937
"Mrs. Annie Berg was born in Jemtland, Sweden, October 10, 1853. She was married to Ole O. Berg in 1880 and they left for America, arriving in Blair June 2, 1882.
Seven children were born to them, of which five are living. They are:
1. Ole O Olson Jr (1882-5 Aug 1930), died Conrad, MT, buried Blair
2. Goodwin O (1885-1955) and
3. Nels O (1888-1948) of Dupuyer, Montana and
4. Carl Albert (1892-July 1972) and
5. Helmer O Berg (1895-April 1972) married Leona Stutlien, at home.
Two sisters, Mrs. Martin Benson of Red Wing, Minnesota and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Monticello, Minnesota, survive.
Her death occurred at the home in Larkin Valley Thursday September 27, 1923, funeral services were held Saturday, September 30th from Rev Boe's church. All the children were present except Goodwin. Her husband still survives her."
THE BLAIR PRESS - OCTOBER 4, 1923
From her husband's obit:
They were united in marriage by the Swedish Lutheran pastor, O.A. Staaf December 18, 1880.
His wife died September 27, 1923, and a son Ole, August 5, 1930. The children who mourn the loss of a good father are Goodwin, Great Falls, Montana; Nels, Dupuyer, Montana; Albert and Helmer at home. There are two grandchildren.
Mr. Berg was a member of long standing in the Zion Lutheran church, an earnest Christian who strove to walk meekly and uprightly before his God. He made diligent use of the mass of grace and his soul longed for the Homeland. He served the congregation many years as an usher. Last rites for Mr. Berg were held on Monday at the Gibson undertaking parlors and the Zion Lutheran church, Rev. T.E. Sweger officiating.
Interment was beside his wife in the Zion Lutheran cemetery." THE BLAIR PRESS - APRIL 15, 1937
MRS. ANNIE BERG (SWEDEN)
"Mrs. Annie Berg was born in Jemtland, Sweden, October 10, 1853. She was married to Ole O. Berg in 1880 and they left for America, arriving in Blair June 2, 1882.
Seven children were born to them, of which five are living. They are:
1. Ole O Olson Jr (1882-5 Aug 1930), died Conrad, MT, buried Blair
2. Goodwin O (1885-1955) and
3. Nels O (1888-1948) of Dupuyer, Montana and
4. Carl Albert (1892-July 1972) and
5. Helmer O Berg (1895-April 1972) married Leona Stutlien, at home.
Two sisters, Mrs. Martin Benson of Red Wing, Minnesota and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Monticello, Minnesota, survive.
Her death occurred at the home in Larkin Valley Thursday September 27, 1923, funeral services were held Saturday, September 30th from Rev Boe's church. All the children were present except Goodwin. Her husband still survives her."
THE BLAIR PRESS - OCTOBER 4, 1923
From her husband's obit:
They were united in marriage by the Swedish Lutheran pastor, O.A. Staaf December 18, 1880.
His wife died September 27, 1923, and a son Ole, August 5, 1930. The children who mourn the loss of a good father are Goodwin, Great Falls, Montana; Nels, Dupuyer, Montana; Albert and Helmer at home. There are two grandchildren.
Mr. Berg was a member of long standing in the Zion Lutheran church, an earnest Christian who strove to walk meekly and uprightly before his God. He made diligent use of the mass of grace and his soul longed for the Homeland. He served the congregation many years as an usher. Last rites for Mr. Berg were held on Monday at the Gibson undertaking parlors and the Zion Lutheran church, Rev. T.E. Sweger officiating.
Interment was beside his wife in the Zion Lutheran cemetery." THE BLAIR PRESS - APRIL 15, 1937
"Mrs. Annie Berg was born in Jemtland, Sweden, October 10, 1853. She was married to Ole O. Berg in 1880 and they left for America, arriving in Blair June 2, 1882.
Seven children were born to them, of which five are living. They are:
1. Ole O Olson Jr (1882-5 Aug 1930), died Conrad, MT, buried Blair
2. Goodwin O (1885-1955) and
3. Nels O (1888-1948) of Dupuyer, Montana and
4. Carl Albert (1892-July 1972) and
5. Helmer O Berg (1895-April 1972) married Leona Stutlien, at home.
Two sisters, Mrs. Martin Benson of Red Wing, Minnesota and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Monticello, Minnesota, survive.
Her death occurred at the home in Larkin Valley Thursday September 27, 1923, funeral services were held Saturday, September 30th from Rev Boe's church. All the children were present except Goodwin. Her husband still survives her."
THE BLAIR PRESS - OCTOBER 4, 1923
From her husband's obit:
They were united in marriage by the Swedish Lutheran pastor, O.A. Staaf December 18, 1880.
His wife died September 27, 1923, and a son Ole, August 5, 1930. The children who mourn the loss of a good father are Goodwin, Great Falls, Montana; Nels, Dupuyer, Montana; Albert and Helmer at home. There are two grandchildren.
Mr. Berg was a member of long standing in the Zion Lutheran church, an earnest Christian who strove to walk meekly and uprightly before his God. He made diligent use of the mass of grace and his soul longed for the Homeland. He served the congregation many years as an usher. Last rites for Mr. Berg were held on Monday at the Gibson undertaking parlors and the Zion Lutheran church, Rev. T.E. Sweger officiating.
Interment was beside his wife in the Zion Lutheran cemetery." THE BLAIR PRESS - APRIL 15, 1937
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