John C. Lund was born in Norway to John Lund and Matilda Peterson. The family immigrated to America in 1863. John's brother Mikel, aka Michael, also came to Washington State. John was a prominent citizen in the Edmonds community and an early pioneer of the area. He married Matilda Nelson Deiner, a widow with five children and they remained in the Edmonds area. John Lund homesteaded in the present day area of Meadowdale, which is also known as Lund's Gulch.
John C. Lund was aged 93 years and seven months when he died in Edmonds. Burial date was 30 December. Washington death record #392.
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1884 July 28 - Marriage to Matilda (Nelson) Deiner in King Co. WA. Her first marriage was to Charles Deiner, and he died in 1883.
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1887 Washington Territorial Census-
J. C. Lund 54 m farmer Norway
Matilda Lund 38 f Sweden
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1889 Washington Territorial Census-
John C. Lund 60 Norway
Matilda Lund 40 Sweden
Flora Diner 15 Indiana
Frank Diner 12 Washington
Ana Diner 11 Washington
Oscar Diner 9 Oregon
Harry Diner 8 Oregon
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1900 Census for McDonald, Snohomish, WA:
Lund, John w m born May 1826, age 74, Norway, immigrated 1863, naturalized, farmer
Lund, Matilda, w f born July 1847, age 52, married 16 years, born Sweden, immigrated 1869,
Deiner, Frank w m born Apr 1876 24, WA
Deiner, Oscar w m born Nov 1879 20 Oregon
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From the 1953 publication of "Edmonds Gem of Puget Sound", by Ray Verner Cloud, pg 7-9 :
...during 1876 and the years following, the young woodsman busied himself erecting a cabin, draining the marshy land near the waterfront and starting his logging operations, settlers gradually arrived and took claims. One of the most notable of these was Captain William H. Hamlin, one of the best-known navigators on Puget Sound, who came in 1881. He built a small wharf near what is now Third Avenue, just north of the city park, where he could dock his boat at high tide, as the tide flats had not yet been reclaimed from the sound. In 1883 John C. Lund who had married the widow Deiner, with five children, bought 160 acres facing the Sound about four miles north of Mr. Brackett's holdings. It was called Six-Mile Point because it was about that distance south of Mukilteo, once the county seat. The place later became known as Lund's Gulch and is in the vicinity of Meadowdale. The same year Charles B. Breed homesteaded a 160-acre tract inland from the Brackett property and soon afterward set up a sawmill to cut much of his timber.
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Wash St Death Cert 1907-1960-
John C. Lund, male
death date - 27 Dec 1917
place: Edmonds, Snohomish, WA
age at death: 93 yrs, 7 months
estimated birth date: 1824
Father: John Lund
Mother: Matilda Petersen
film # 1992503
digial gs # 4220847
image # 1866
vol,page, cert # 342
John C. Lund was aged 93 years and seven months when he died in Edmonds. Burial date was 30 December. Washington death record #392.
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1884 July 28 - Marriage to Matilda (Nelson) Deiner in King Co. WA. Her first marriage was to Charles Deiner, and he died in 1883.
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1887 Washington Territorial Census-
J. C. Lund 54 m farmer Norway
Matilda Lund 38 f Sweden
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1889 Washington Territorial Census-
John C. Lund 60 Norway
Matilda Lund 40 Sweden
Flora Diner 15 Indiana
Frank Diner 12 Washington
Ana Diner 11 Washington
Oscar Diner 9 Oregon
Harry Diner 8 Oregon
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1900 Census for McDonald, Snohomish, WA:
Lund, John w m born May 1826, age 74, Norway, immigrated 1863, naturalized, farmer
Lund, Matilda, w f born July 1847, age 52, married 16 years, born Sweden, immigrated 1869,
Deiner, Frank w m born Apr 1876 24, WA
Deiner, Oscar w m born Nov 1879 20 Oregon
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From the 1953 publication of "Edmonds Gem of Puget Sound", by Ray Verner Cloud, pg 7-9 :
...during 1876 and the years following, the young woodsman busied himself erecting a cabin, draining the marshy land near the waterfront and starting his logging operations, settlers gradually arrived and took claims. One of the most notable of these was Captain William H. Hamlin, one of the best-known navigators on Puget Sound, who came in 1881. He built a small wharf near what is now Third Avenue, just north of the city park, where he could dock his boat at high tide, as the tide flats had not yet been reclaimed from the sound. In 1883 John C. Lund who had married the widow Deiner, with five children, bought 160 acres facing the Sound about four miles north of Mr. Brackett's holdings. It was called Six-Mile Point because it was about that distance south of Mukilteo, once the county seat. The place later became known as Lund's Gulch and is in the vicinity of Meadowdale. The same year Charles B. Breed homesteaded a 160-acre tract inland from the Brackett property and soon afterward set up a sawmill to cut much of his timber.
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Wash St Death Cert 1907-1960-
John C. Lund, male
death date - 27 Dec 1917
place: Edmonds, Snohomish, WA
age at death: 93 yrs, 7 months
estimated birth date: 1824
Father: John Lund
Mother: Matilda Petersen
film # 1992503
digial gs # 4220847
image # 1866
vol,page, cert # 342
John C. Lund was born in Norway to John Lund and Matilda Peterson. The family immigrated to America in 1863. John's brother Mikel, aka Michael, also came to Washington State. John was a prominent citizen in the Edmonds community and an early pioneer of the area. He married Matilda Nelson Deiner, a widow with five children and they remained in the Edmonds area. John Lund homesteaded in the present day area of Meadowdale, which is also known as Lund's Gulch.
John C. Lund was aged 93 years and seven months when he died in Edmonds. Burial date was 30 December. Washington death record #392.
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1884 July 28 - Marriage to Matilda (Nelson) Deiner in King Co. WA. Her first marriage was to Charles Deiner, and he died in 1883.
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1887 Washington Territorial Census-
J. C. Lund 54 m farmer Norway
Matilda Lund 38 f Sweden
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1889 Washington Territorial Census-
John C. Lund 60 Norway
Matilda Lund 40 Sweden
Flora Diner 15 Indiana
Frank Diner 12 Washington
Ana Diner 11 Washington
Oscar Diner 9 Oregon
Harry Diner 8 Oregon
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1900 Census for McDonald, Snohomish, WA:
Lund, John w m born May 1826, age 74, Norway, immigrated 1863, naturalized, farmer
Lund, Matilda, w f born July 1847, age 52, married 16 years, born Sweden, immigrated 1869,
Deiner, Frank w m born Apr 1876 24, WA
Deiner, Oscar w m born Nov 1879 20 Oregon
--
From the 1953 publication of "Edmonds Gem of Puget Sound", by Ray Verner Cloud, pg 7-9 :
...during 1876 and the years following, the young woodsman busied himself erecting a cabin, draining the marshy land near the waterfront and starting his logging operations, settlers gradually arrived and took claims. One of the most notable of these was Captain William H. Hamlin, one of the best-known navigators on Puget Sound, who came in 1881. He built a small wharf near what is now Third Avenue, just north of the city park, where he could dock his boat at high tide, as the tide flats had not yet been reclaimed from the sound. In 1883 John C. Lund who had married the widow Deiner, with five children, bought 160 acres facing the Sound about four miles north of Mr. Brackett's holdings. It was called Six-Mile Point because it was about that distance south of Mukilteo, once the county seat. The place later became known as Lund's Gulch and is in the vicinity of Meadowdale. The same year Charles B. Breed homesteaded a 160-acre tract inland from the Brackett property and soon afterward set up a sawmill to cut much of his timber.
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Wash St Death Cert 1907-1960-
John C. Lund, male
death date - 27 Dec 1917
place: Edmonds, Snohomish, WA
age at death: 93 yrs, 7 months
estimated birth date: 1824
Father: John Lund
Mother: Matilda Petersen
film # 1992503
digial gs # 4220847
image # 1866
vol,page, cert # 342
John C. Lund was aged 93 years and seven months when he died in Edmonds. Burial date was 30 December. Washington death record #392.
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1884 July 28 - Marriage to Matilda (Nelson) Deiner in King Co. WA. Her first marriage was to Charles Deiner, and he died in 1883.
--
1887 Washington Territorial Census-
J. C. Lund 54 m farmer Norway
Matilda Lund 38 f Sweden
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1889 Washington Territorial Census-
John C. Lund 60 Norway
Matilda Lund 40 Sweden
Flora Diner 15 Indiana
Frank Diner 12 Washington
Ana Diner 11 Washington
Oscar Diner 9 Oregon
Harry Diner 8 Oregon
--
1900 Census for McDonald, Snohomish, WA:
Lund, John w m born May 1826, age 74, Norway, immigrated 1863, naturalized, farmer
Lund, Matilda, w f born July 1847, age 52, married 16 years, born Sweden, immigrated 1869,
Deiner, Frank w m born Apr 1876 24, WA
Deiner, Oscar w m born Nov 1879 20 Oregon
--
From the 1953 publication of "Edmonds Gem of Puget Sound", by Ray Verner Cloud, pg 7-9 :
...during 1876 and the years following, the young woodsman busied himself erecting a cabin, draining the marshy land near the waterfront and starting his logging operations, settlers gradually arrived and took claims. One of the most notable of these was Captain William H. Hamlin, one of the best-known navigators on Puget Sound, who came in 1881. He built a small wharf near what is now Third Avenue, just north of the city park, where he could dock his boat at high tide, as the tide flats had not yet been reclaimed from the sound. In 1883 John C. Lund who had married the widow Deiner, with five children, bought 160 acres facing the Sound about four miles north of Mr. Brackett's holdings. It was called Six-Mile Point because it was about that distance south of Mukilteo, once the county seat. The place later became known as Lund's Gulch and is in the vicinity of Meadowdale. The same year Charles B. Breed homesteaded a 160-acre tract inland from the Brackett property and soon afterward set up a sawmill to cut much of his timber.
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Wash St Death Cert 1907-1960-
John C. Lund, male
death date - 27 Dec 1917
place: Edmonds, Snohomish, WA
age at death: 93 yrs, 7 months
estimated birth date: 1824
Father: John Lund
Mother: Matilda Petersen
film # 1992503
digial gs # 4220847
image # 1866
vol,page, cert # 342
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