BIRTH AND PARENTS AND SIBLING
Astrid Harriet Brevick was born on September 19, 1905 and baptized on November 30, 1905 in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota. Her parents were Harry G Brevick and Astrid Brevick. During the Census 1930 report, her mother used the middle initial H for herself. A child born before this Astrid Harriet Brevick, and who died as an infant, was also named Astrid Harriet Brevick.
MARRIAGE
As of 2021, no record of marriage had been found.
RELIGION
In 1920 Astrid was confirmed in the Golgatha Lutheran Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
OCCUPATIONS
Astrid was a Clerk in an Office according to the Census 1930, and she was a Saleswoman according to the US City Directory 1932.
RESIDENCES
During those two reports, Astrid lived with her parents at the same address as her brother, George O Brevick. By 1940 the siblings had moved with their parents to Emma Lake Township, Park Rapids, Hubbard County, Minnesota.
DEATH
Since she was neither buried in a cemetery with her father, who died in 1941, nor with her mother, who died in 1947, she probably died in 1948 or later.
BURIAL
As of 2021, her gravesite had not been found. The gravesite of her brother, George, was in Greenwood Cemetery, Park Rapids, Hubbard County, Minnesota.

BIRTH AND PARENTS AND SIBLING
Astrid Harriet Brevick was born on September 19, 1905 and baptized on November 30, 1905 in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota. Her parents were Harry G Brevick and Astrid Brevick. During the Census 1930 report, her mother used the middle initial H for herself. A child born before this Astrid Harriet Brevick, and who died as an infant, was also named Astrid Harriet Brevick.
MARRIAGE
As of 2021, no record of marriage had been found.
RELIGION
In 1920 Astrid was confirmed in the Golgatha Lutheran Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
OCCUPATIONS
Astrid was a Clerk in an Office according to the Census 1930, and she was a Saleswoman according to the US City Directory 1932.
RESIDENCES
During those two reports, Astrid lived with her parents at the same address as her brother, George O Brevick. By 1940 the siblings had moved with their parents to Emma Lake Township, Park Rapids, Hubbard County, Minnesota.
DEATH
Since she was neither buried in a cemetery with her father, who died in 1941, nor with her mother, who died in 1947, she probably died in 1948 or later.
BURIAL
As of 2021, her gravesite had not been found. The gravesite of her brother, George, was in Greenwood Cemetery, Park Rapids, Hubbard County, Minnesota.