The funeral of the late Mrs. Christine Stenshoel took place last Thursday at the Elstad church, a large number of friends of this pioneer Fillmore county woman being present at the last sad rites. Her three sons, Oscar L. Stenshoel of Fort Dodge, Iowa; H. P. Stenshoel of Brookside, Saskatchewan, and N. P. Stenshoel of Crookston were present at the funeral, also her only brother, Ole M. Boxrud of Nome, N. D.
Mrs. Stenshoel passed away at Crookston, where she had been making her home, on Monday, June 16th.
Deceased was born in Norway July 17th, 1835. As a young girl of 18 years she came to Koshkonong Prairie, Wis., and three years later to Fillmore county. Here she was married to Lars Stenshoel, and the couple made their home in Amherst township. Twenty-nine years ago the husband passed away. For several years the late Mrs. Stenshoel was a resident of Lanesboro, and she was honored and respected by all who knew her. She is survived by the three sons already mentioned.
Christine's parents were Niels Johansen and Helene Olsdatter.
Elstad Lutheran Church burial records, p. 235 #10, Mrs. Lars Stenshoel 89 aar died 16 Juni buried 19 Juni at Elstad Hjemstavn: Crookston Note: Slag. Døde hos sin søn.
Mrs. Stenshoel passed away at Crookston, where she had been making her home, on Monday, June 16th.
Deceased was born in Norway July 17th, 1835. As a young girl of 18 years she came to Koshkonong Prairie, Wis., and three years later to Fillmore county. Here she was married to Lars Stenshoel, and the couple made their home in Amherst township. Twenty-nine years ago the husband passed away. For several years the late Mrs. Stenshoel was a resident of Lanesboro, and she was honored and respected by all who knew her. She is survived by the three sons already mentioned.
Christine's parents were Niels Johansen and Helene Olsdatter.
Elstad Lutheran Church burial records, p. 235 #10, Mrs. Lars Stenshoel 89 aar died 16 Juni buried 19 Juni at Elstad Hjemstavn: Crookston Note: Slag. Døde hos sin søn.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Christine Stenshoel took place last Thursday at the Elstad church, a large number of friends of this pioneer Fillmore county woman being present at the last sad rites. Her three sons, Oscar L. Stenshoel of Fort Dodge, Iowa; H. P. Stenshoel of Brookside, Saskatchewan, and N. P. Stenshoel of Crookston were present at the funeral, also her only brother, Ole M. Boxrud of Nome, N. D.
Mrs. Stenshoel passed away at Crookston, where she had been making her home, on Monday, June 16th.
Deceased was born in Norway July 17th, 1835. As a young girl of 18 years she came to Koshkonong Prairie, Wis., and three years later to Fillmore county. Here she was married to Lars Stenshoel, and the couple made their home in Amherst township. Twenty-nine years ago the husband passed away. For several years the late Mrs. Stenshoel was a resident of Lanesboro, and she was honored and respected by all who knew her. She is survived by the three sons already mentioned.
Christine's parents were Niels Johansen and Helene Olsdatter.
Elstad Lutheran Church burial records, p. 235 #10, Mrs. Lars Stenshoel 89 aar died 16 Juni buried 19 Juni at Elstad Hjemstavn: Crookston Note: Slag. Døde hos sin søn.
Mrs. Stenshoel passed away at Crookston, where she had been making her home, on Monday, June 16th.
Deceased was born in Norway July 17th, 1835. As a young girl of 18 years she came to Koshkonong Prairie, Wis., and three years later to Fillmore county. Here she was married to Lars Stenshoel, and the couple made their home in Amherst township. Twenty-nine years ago the husband passed away. For several years the late Mrs. Stenshoel was a resident of Lanesboro, and she was honored and respected by all who knew her. She is survived by the three sons already mentioned.
Christine's parents were Niels Johansen and Helene Olsdatter.
Elstad Lutheran Church burial records, p. 235 #10, Mrs. Lars Stenshoel 89 aar died 16 Juni buried 19 Juni at Elstad Hjemstavn: Crookston Note: Slag. Døde hos sin søn.
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