Florine Ingram Guldborg was born on April 10, 1899 at Springfield MO, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hershal Ingram.
At four years of age, her mother died leaving her father with eight children.
He homesteaded in 1910, settling three miles west of Brockway where she grew up. On February 25, 1920 she married Henry Guldborg, also a homesteader at that same time.
She was a devoted wife and partner for him as well as being an unselfish mother and grandmother. Active in community affairs, Mrs Guldborg was a 4-H leader for 20 years, served 12 years on the Agricultural Advisory Council that met in Bozeman, a member of the Watkins Federated Redwater Women's Club, 1920-1922.
Later she was a member of the Brockway Homemakers Club and had a life membership in the Terry Easter Star, Terry Lodge # 74. Mrs Guldborg passed away at age 87 on June 7, 1986, in Faith Lutheran Home in Wolf Point, where she had been for many years.
Survivors are: a son, Herbert of Brockway; two daughters, Mrs Merlin (Betty) Shennum of Circle and Mrs Alfred Hall of Dallas TX; 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren; one sister, Helen Ingram of Friendship Villa in Miles City.
--from The Terry Tribune 6-26-1986
received above info on 12/15/2016
At four years of age, her mother died leaving her father with eight children.
He homesteaded in 1910, settling three miles west of Brockway where she grew up. On February 25, 1920 she married Henry Guldborg, also a homesteader at that same time.
She was a devoted wife and partner for him as well as being an unselfish mother and grandmother. Active in community affairs, Mrs Guldborg was a 4-H leader for 20 years, served 12 years on the Agricultural Advisory Council that met in Bozeman, a member of the Watkins Federated Redwater Women's Club, 1920-1922.
Later she was a member of the Brockway Homemakers Club and had a life membership in the Terry Easter Star, Terry Lodge # 74. Mrs Guldborg passed away at age 87 on June 7, 1986, in Faith Lutheran Home in Wolf Point, where she had been for many years.
Survivors are: a son, Herbert of Brockway; two daughters, Mrs Merlin (Betty) Shennum of Circle and Mrs Alfred Hall of Dallas TX; 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren; one sister, Helen Ingram of Friendship Villa in Miles City.
--from The Terry Tribune 6-26-1986
received above info on 12/15/2016
Florine Ingram Guldborg was born on April 10, 1899 at Springfield MO, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hershal Ingram.
At four years of age, her mother died leaving her father with eight children.
He homesteaded in 1910, settling three miles west of Brockway where she grew up. On February 25, 1920 she married Henry Guldborg, also a homesteader at that same time.
She was a devoted wife and partner for him as well as being an unselfish mother and grandmother. Active in community affairs, Mrs Guldborg was a 4-H leader for 20 years, served 12 years on the Agricultural Advisory Council that met in Bozeman, a member of the Watkins Federated Redwater Women's Club, 1920-1922.
Later she was a member of the Brockway Homemakers Club and had a life membership in the Terry Easter Star, Terry Lodge # 74. Mrs Guldborg passed away at age 87 on June 7, 1986, in Faith Lutheran Home in Wolf Point, where she had been for many years.
Survivors are: a son, Herbert of Brockway; two daughters, Mrs Merlin (Betty) Shennum of Circle and Mrs Alfred Hall of Dallas TX; 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren; one sister, Helen Ingram of Friendship Villa in Miles City.
--from The Terry Tribune 6-26-1986
received above info on 12/15/2016
At four years of age, her mother died leaving her father with eight children.
He homesteaded in 1910, settling three miles west of Brockway where she grew up. On February 25, 1920 she married Henry Guldborg, also a homesteader at that same time.
She was a devoted wife and partner for him as well as being an unselfish mother and grandmother. Active in community affairs, Mrs Guldborg was a 4-H leader for 20 years, served 12 years on the Agricultural Advisory Council that met in Bozeman, a member of the Watkins Federated Redwater Women's Club, 1920-1922.
Later she was a member of the Brockway Homemakers Club and had a life membership in the Terry Easter Star, Terry Lodge # 74. Mrs Guldborg passed away at age 87 on June 7, 1986, in Faith Lutheran Home in Wolf Point, where she had been for many years.
Survivors are: a son, Herbert of Brockway; two daughters, Mrs Merlin (Betty) Shennum of Circle and Mrs Alfred Hall of Dallas TX; 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren; one sister, Helen Ingram of Friendship Villa in Miles City.
--from The Terry Tribune 6-26-1986
received above info on 12/15/2016
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