June 4, 1964 Chisago County Press
Mrs. Victoria Ottilia (Nee Lindgren) Carlson Anderson was born September 14, 1881 at Habo Skarlaborslan, Vastergotland, Sweden, the daughter of Gustav Lindgren and his wife, Maria and soon thereafter she was baptized. While she was just an infant, her mother died and she grew up, knowing as her mother, her stepmother whose name was Augusta. Fifteen years later, while still in Sweden, she was confirmed in 1896.
When about 18 years of age Victoria Lindgren, came with her folks to America, in 1899, going with them to a small farm at Groton, South Dakota. About 1902, she came ahead of her parents to Minnesota's Chisago County and found employment at the Dahl House in Chisago City.
About 1904 Victoria Lindgren was married to Charles Carlson of Center city, who was working for the telephone company here.
Four children, two daughters and two sons were given to this union. After a happy marriage of only six years,Mr Charles Carlson departed this life in 1910 since which time Mrs. Carlson (Whose name is Mrs. Anderson) has been a member of the Chisago Lakes church. December 4, 1913, Mrs. Victoria Carlson was married to S August Anderson of Lindstrom who was an interior decorator. One daughter was added to this union. After 13 years Mr. Anderson also passed away.
In the fall of 1954, Mrs. Victoria Anderson moved to the Lutheran Home at Chisago City, where she had made her home for the last 10 years. While enjoying good health, it was not until the last few months that she had been in failing health and most recently she had been hospitalized. It was at Chisago Lakes Hospital where on Saturday May 23, 1964, Mrs. Victoria Anderson peacefully departed this life. She had lived to be 82 years, 8 months and 9 days of age.
She had been preceded in death not only by her two husbands, Mr. Charles Anderson and Mr. August Anderson but also by three brothers and one sister.
Surviving her are four sisters and one brother who are: Mrs. Selma (Joseph Linn of Lindstrom, Mrs. Anna (Karl) Moller of Chisago City; Mrs. Esther (John) Palm and Miss Lillian Lindgren both of Lindstrom and Simon Lindgren of Centuria.
Her children remember their mother with much affection and fondness: Florence(Mrs. Elmer Newstrom) of St Paul, Norman Carlson of Dresser, Wisc, Roy Carlson of Center City, Charline (Mrs. Elmer Forsgren) of Center City, and Lillian (Mrs. Earl Hoffman) of Colorado Springs.
She was "My Grandmother" to ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Nieces and nephews knew her as "Aunt Victoria".
For many years she had been a teacher in the Sunday School of Chisago Lake Church, center City, finding much satisfaction in active participation in the life of the congregation and of the Ladies Aid. Mrs Anderson was one whose tranquil spirit was unshaken trust in Gods strengthing to those who when her.
Interment was in the Chisago Lake Cemetery.
MN Marriage Index record:
Chisago County, MN
Certid# M1H185
1-Aug-1906
Groom: CARLSON, Charles J
Bride: LINDGREN, Victoria O
MN Marriage Index record:
Chisago County, MN
Certid# M1I357
6-Dec-1913
Groom: ANDERSON, Swen A
Bride: CARLSON, Victoria O
ANDERSON, VICTORIA O.
Date of Birth: 14 Sep 1881
Place of Birth: OUT OF STATE
Mother Maiden Name: UNKNOWN
certid# 1964-MN-002904
Date of Death: 23 May 1964
County of Death: CLAY
County of death appears to be incorrect on MNHS website
Mrs. Victoria Ottilia (Nee Lindgren) Carlson Anderson was born September 14, 1881 at Habo Skarlaborslan, Vastergotland, Sweden, the daughter of Gustav Lindgren and his wife, Maria and soon thereafter she was baptized. While she was just an infant, her mother died and she grew up, knowing as her mother, her stepmother whose name was Augusta. Fifteen years later, while still in Sweden, she was confirmed in 1896.
When about 18 years of age Victoria Lindgren, came with her folks to America, in 1899, going with them to a small farm at Groton, South Dakota. About 1902, she came ahead of her parents to Minnesota's Chisago County and found employment at the Dahl House in Chisago City.
About 1904 Victoria Lindgren was married to Charles Carlson of Center city, who was working for the telephone company here.
Four children, two daughters and two sons were given to this union. After a happy marriage of only six years,Mr Charles Carlson departed this life in 1910 since which time Mrs. Carlson (Whose name is Mrs. Anderson) has been a member of the Chisago Lakes church. December 4, 1913, Mrs. Victoria Carlson was married to S August Anderson of Lindstrom who was an interior decorator. One daughter was added to this union. After 13 years Mr. Anderson also passed away.
In the fall of 1954, Mrs. Victoria Anderson moved to the Lutheran Home at Chisago City, where she had made her home for the last 10 years. While enjoying good health, it was not until the last few months that she had been in failing health and most recently she had been hospitalized. It was at Chisago Lakes Hospital where on Saturday May 23, 1964, Mrs. Victoria Anderson peacefully departed this life. She had lived to be 82 years, 8 months and 9 days of age.
She had been preceded in death not only by her two husbands, Mr. Charles Anderson and Mr. August Anderson but also by three brothers and one sister.
Surviving her are four sisters and one brother who are: Mrs. Selma (Joseph Linn of Lindstrom, Mrs. Anna (Karl) Moller of Chisago City; Mrs. Esther (John) Palm and Miss Lillian Lindgren both of Lindstrom and Simon Lindgren of Centuria.
Her children remember their mother with much affection and fondness: Florence(Mrs. Elmer Newstrom) of St Paul, Norman Carlson of Dresser, Wisc, Roy Carlson of Center City, Charline (Mrs. Elmer Forsgren) of Center City, and Lillian (Mrs. Earl Hoffman) of Colorado Springs.
She was "My Grandmother" to ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Nieces and nephews knew her as "Aunt Victoria".
For many years she had been a teacher in the Sunday School of Chisago Lake Church, center City, finding much satisfaction in active participation in the life of the congregation and of the Ladies Aid. Mrs Anderson was one whose tranquil spirit was unshaken trust in Gods strengthing to those who when her.
Interment was in the Chisago Lake Cemetery.
MN Marriage Index record:
Chisago County, MN
Certid# M1H185
1-Aug-1906
Groom: CARLSON, Charles J
Bride: LINDGREN, Victoria O
MN Marriage Index record:
Chisago County, MN
Certid# M1I357
6-Dec-1913
Groom: ANDERSON, Swen A
Bride: CARLSON, Victoria O
ANDERSON, VICTORIA O.
Date of Birth: 14 Sep 1881
Place of Birth: OUT OF STATE
Mother Maiden Name: UNKNOWN
certid# 1964-MN-002904
Date of Death: 23 May 1964
County of Death: CLAY
County of death appears to be incorrect on MNHS website
June 4, 1964 Chisago County Press
Mrs. Victoria Ottilia (Nee Lindgren) Carlson Anderson was born September 14, 1881 at Habo Skarlaborslan, Vastergotland, Sweden, the daughter of Gustav Lindgren and his wife, Maria and soon thereafter she was baptized. While she was just an infant, her mother died and she grew up, knowing as her mother, her stepmother whose name was Augusta. Fifteen years later, while still in Sweden, she was confirmed in 1896.
When about 18 years of age Victoria Lindgren, came with her folks to America, in 1899, going with them to a small farm at Groton, South Dakota. About 1902, she came ahead of her parents to Minnesota's Chisago County and found employment at the Dahl House in Chisago City.
About 1904 Victoria Lindgren was married to Charles Carlson of Center city, who was working for the telephone company here.
Four children, two daughters and two sons were given to this union. After a happy marriage of only six years,Mr Charles Carlson departed this life in 1910 since which time Mrs. Carlson (Whose name is Mrs. Anderson) has been a member of the Chisago Lakes church. December 4, 1913, Mrs. Victoria Carlson was married to S August Anderson of Lindstrom who was an interior decorator. One daughter was added to this union. After 13 years Mr. Anderson also passed away.
In the fall of 1954, Mrs. Victoria Anderson moved to the Lutheran Home at Chisago City, where she had made her home for the last 10 years. While enjoying good health, it was not until the last few months that she had been in failing health and most recently she had been hospitalized. It was at Chisago Lakes Hospital where on Saturday May 23, 1964, Mrs. Victoria Anderson peacefully departed this life. She had lived to be 82 years, 8 months and 9 days of age.
She had been preceded in death not only by her two husbands, Mr. Charles Anderson and Mr. August Anderson but also by three brothers and one sister.
Surviving her are four sisters and one brother who are: Mrs. Selma (Joseph Linn of Lindstrom, Mrs. Anna (Karl) Moller of Chisago City; Mrs. Esther (John) Palm and Miss Lillian Lindgren both of Lindstrom and Simon Lindgren of Centuria.
Her children remember their mother with much affection and fondness: Florence(Mrs. Elmer Newstrom) of St Paul, Norman Carlson of Dresser, Wisc, Roy Carlson of Center City, Charline (Mrs. Elmer Forsgren) of Center City, and Lillian (Mrs. Earl Hoffman) of Colorado Springs.
She was "My Grandmother" to ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Nieces and nephews knew her as "Aunt Victoria".
For many years she had been a teacher in the Sunday School of Chisago Lake Church, center City, finding much satisfaction in active participation in the life of the congregation and of the Ladies Aid. Mrs Anderson was one whose tranquil spirit was unshaken trust in Gods strengthing to those who when her.
Interment was in the Chisago Lake Cemetery.
MN Marriage Index record:
Chisago County, MN
Certid# M1H185
1-Aug-1906
Groom: CARLSON, Charles J
Bride: LINDGREN, Victoria O
MN Marriage Index record:
Chisago County, MN
Certid# M1I357
6-Dec-1913
Groom: ANDERSON, Swen A
Bride: CARLSON, Victoria O
ANDERSON, VICTORIA O.
Date of Birth: 14 Sep 1881
Place of Birth: OUT OF STATE
Mother Maiden Name: UNKNOWN
certid# 1964-MN-002904
Date of Death: 23 May 1964
County of Death: CLAY
County of death appears to be incorrect on MNHS website
Mrs. Victoria Ottilia (Nee Lindgren) Carlson Anderson was born September 14, 1881 at Habo Skarlaborslan, Vastergotland, Sweden, the daughter of Gustav Lindgren and his wife, Maria and soon thereafter she was baptized. While she was just an infant, her mother died and she grew up, knowing as her mother, her stepmother whose name was Augusta. Fifteen years later, while still in Sweden, she was confirmed in 1896.
When about 18 years of age Victoria Lindgren, came with her folks to America, in 1899, going with them to a small farm at Groton, South Dakota. About 1902, she came ahead of her parents to Minnesota's Chisago County and found employment at the Dahl House in Chisago City.
About 1904 Victoria Lindgren was married to Charles Carlson of Center city, who was working for the telephone company here.
Four children, two daughters and two sons were given to this union. After a happy marriage of only six years,Mr Charles Carlson departed this life in 1910 since which time Mrs. Carlson (Whose name is Mrs. Anderson) has been a member of the Chisago Lakes church. December 4, 1913, Mrs. Victoria Carlson was married to S August Anderson of Lindstrom who was an interior decorator. One daughter was added to this union. After 13 years Mr. Anderson also passed away.
In the fall of 1954, Mrs. Victoria Anderson moved to the Lutheran Home at Chisago City, where she had made her home for the last 10 years. While enjoying good health, it was not until the last few months that she had been in failing health and most recently she had been hospitalized. It was at Chisago Lakes Hospital where on Saturday May 23, 1964, Mrs. Victoria Anderson peacefully departed this life. She had lived to be 82 years, 8 months and 9 days of age.
She had been preceded in death not only by her two husbands, Mr. Charles Anderson and Mr. August Anderson but also by three brothers and one sister.
Surviving her are four sisters and one brother who are: Mrs. Selma (Joseph Linn of Lindstrom, Mrs. Anna (Karl) Moller of Chisago City; Mrs. Esther (John) Palm and Miss Lillian Lindgren both of Lindstrom and Simon Lindgren of Centuria.
Her children remember their mother with much affection and fondness: Florence(Mrs. Elmer Newstrom) of St Paul, Norman Carlson of Dresser, Wisc, Roy Carlson of Center City, Charline (Mrs. Elmer Forsgren) of Center City, and Lillian (Mrs. Earl Hoffman) of Colorado Springs.
She was "My Grandmother" to ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Nieces and nephews knew her as "Aunt Victoria".
For many years she had been a teacher in the Sunday School of Chisago Lake Church, center City, finding much satisfaction in active participation in the life of the congregation and of the Ladies Aid. Mrs Anderson was one whose tranquil spirit was unshaken trust in Gods strengthing to those who when her.
Interment was in the Chisago Lake Cemetery.
MN Marriage Index record:
Chisago County, MN
Certid# M1H185
1-Aug-1906
Groom: CARLSON, Charles J
Bride: LINDGREN, Victoria O
MN Marriage Index record:
Chisago County, MN
Certid# M1I357
6-Dec-1913
Groom: ANDERSON, Swen A
Bride: CARLSON, Victoria O
ANDERSON, VICTORIA O.
Date of Birth: 14 Sep 1881
Place of Birth: OUT OF STATE
Mother Maiden Name: UNKNOWN
certid# 1964-MN-002904
Date of Death: 23 May 1964
County of Death: CLAY
County of death appears to be incorrect on MNHS website
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