Death certificate and cemetery marker have name as Oley.
Ole Syndergaard, 47, died at noon Monday from heart failure. Mr. Syndergaard was butchering a hog at the Dan Christensen yard when a bystander saw him collapse. He died before help could reach him.
He was born in Mt. Pleasant, the son of Peter J. and Trena Syndergaard.
He is suvived by his mother, his widow, Mrs. Jane Rowe Syndergaard; six children, Owen, Naper, Elmer, Olive, Eugene and Neal, and the follwoing brothers and sisters; Mrs. S. P. Christensen, Mrs. Christina Woolsey, Mrs. Andrew Marx, Mrs. W. K Peterson, Joseph Wilford Christian and Lars Syndegaard, all of Mt. Pleasant.
Salt Lake Tribune November 28 1928
Ole Syndergaard, 47, died at noon Monday from heart failure. Mr. Syndergaard was butchering a hog at the Dan Christensen yard when a bystander saw him collapse. He died before help could reach him.
He was born in Mt. Pleasant, the son of Peter J. and Trena Syndergaard.
He is suvived by his mother, his widow, Mrs. Jane Rowe Syndergaard; six children, Owen, Naper, Elmer, Olive, Eugene and Neal, and the follwoing brothers and sisters; Mrs. S. P. Christensen, Mrs. Christina Woolsey, Mrs. Andrew Marx, Mrs. W. K Peterson, Joseph Wilford Christian and Lars Syndegaard, all of Mt. Pleasant.
Salt Lake Tribune November 28 1928
Death certificate and cemetery marker have name as Oley.
Ole Syndergaard, 47, died at noon Monday from heart failure. Mr. Syndergaard was butchering a hog at the Dan Christensen yard when a bystander saw him collapse. He died before help could reach him.
He was born in Mt. Pleasant, the son of Peter J. and Trena Syndergaard.
He is suvived by his mother, his widow, Mrs. Jane Rowe Syndergaard; six children, Owen, Naper, Elmer, Olive, Eugene and Neal, and the follwoing brothers and sisters; Mrs. S. P. Christensen, Mrs. Christina Woolsey, Mrs. Andrew Marx, Mrs. W. K Peterson, Joseph Wilford Christian and Lars Syndegaard, all of Mt. Pleasant.
Salt Lake Tribune November 28 1928
Ole Syndergaard, 47, died at noon Monday from heart failure. Mr. Syndergaard was butchering a hog at the Dan Christensen yard when a bystander saw him collapse. He died before help could reach him.
He was born in Mt. Pleasant, the son of Peter J. and Trena Syndergaard.
He is suvived by his mother, his widow, Mrs. Jane Rowe Syndergaard; six children, Owen, Naper, Elmer, Olive, Eugene and Neal, and the follwoing brothers and sisters; Mrs. S. P. Christensen, Mrs. Christina Woolsey, Mrs. Andrew Marx, Mrs. W. K Peterson, Joseph Wilford Christian and Lars Syndegaard, all of Mt. Pleasant.
Salt Lake Tribune November 28 1928
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