HANNAH OSULSON
DEATH CLAIMS WELL KNOWN MADSEN WOMAN
Mrs. Thomas Osulson, a well known resident of Madsen, died at her home there yesterday at the age of 40 years, death following an illness of some days.
Decedent is survived by her husband, father, E. Halverson, one sister, Mrs. M. Udenby, of Manvel, N.D.; and one brother, Joseph Halverson, of Clarks Mills.
The funeral will probably be held (illegible) afternoon from the Jerpen (illegible).
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, February 24, 1916 P.8
NOTE: She is the wife of Thomas on the 1900 census. The dates on the tombstone match the dates in the cemetery record.
DEATH CLAIMS WELL KNOWN MADSEN WOMAN
Mrs. Thomas Osulson, a well known resident of Madsen, died at her home there yesterday at the age of 40 years, death following an illness of some days.
Decedent is survived by her husband, father, E. Halverson, one sister, Mrs. M. Udenby, of Manvel, N.D.; and one brother, Joseph Halverson, of Clarks Mills.
The funeral will probably be held (illegible) afternoon from the Jerpen (illegible).
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, February 24, 1916 P.8
NOTE: She is the wife of Thomas on the 1900 census. The dates on the tombstone match the dates in the cemetery record.
HANNAH OSULSON
DEATH CLAIMS WELL KNOWN MADSEN WOMAN
Mrs. Thomas Osulson, a well known resident of Madsen, died at her home there yesterday at the age of 40 years, death following an illness of some days.
Decedent is survived by her husband, father, E. Halverson, one sister, Mrs. M. Udenby, of Manvel, N.D.; and one brother, Joseph Halverson, of Clarks Mills.
The funeral will probably be held (illegible) afternoon from the Jerpen (illegible).
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, February 24, 1916 P.8
NOTE: She is the wife of Thomas on the 1900 census. The dates on the tombstone match the dates in the cemetery record.
DEATH CLAIMS WELL KNOWN MADSEN WOMAN
Mrs. Thomas Osulson, a well known resident of Madsen, died at her home there yesterday at the age of 40 years, death following an illness of some days.
Decedent is survived by her husband, father, E. Halverson, one sister, Mrs. M. Udenby, of Manvel, N.D.; and one brother, Joseph Halverson, of Clarks Mills.
The funeral will probably be held (illegible) afternoon from the Jerpen (illegible).
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, February 24, 1916 P.8
NOTE: She is the wife of Thomas on the 1900 census. The dates on the tombstone match the dates in the cemetery record.
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