While doing some other research, I came across some info that might help with a burial posted in Find-A-Grave for the Trout Lake Cemetery in Klickitat County, Washington. The burial is simply noted as "Weberg", no dates. Based on what I came across, this could very well be Henry Weberg, husband of Christina Weberg who lived in Trout Lake, Washington. Christina is who I was researching. She was born in Sweden, in Februaty, 1864.
Per the 1900 US census, Henry Weberg (born in 1854 in Norway) was married to Christina and living in Wisconsin. They had 5 children, daughters & at least one son. It appears they came through Minnesota, then to Wisconsin, according to the order of births and birth places of their kids. Henry died between 1900 & 1910 because by the 1910 census, Christina is a widow, living in Cape Horn in Skamania County, Washington, near Mt. Pleasant. However, according to her obituary, also in Find-A-Grave, she had come from Trout Lake to this Mt. Pleasant area & then Washougal, all in Washington.
In 1910, Mrs. Christina Weberg remarried Elmer Lincoln Minton. They married on 29 September 1910. He died and was buried in Mt. Pleasant, Washington in 1919.
Christina came to the Uunited States in 1880/81 and her maiden name may have been Hayden or Josberg. Christina is buried in the Mt. Pleasant cemetery with husband Elmer Minton in Skamania County, Washington. Peter Hayden, also buried there, may be related to her. Christina is the aunt to his daughter Clara R. Hayden. I can give you the names & DOBs of the children of Henry & Christina Weberg, as well as the month of Henry's DOB, all info recorded in the 1900 census, if you want that.
Information from Charles Marshall, October, 2016.
Per the 1900 US census, Henry Weberg (born in 1854 in Norway) was married to Christina and living in Wisconsin. They had 5 children, daughters & at least one son. It appears they came through Minnesota, then to Wisconsin, according to the order of births and birth places of their kids. Henry died between 1900 & 1910 because by the 1910 census, Christina is a widow, living in Cape Horn in Skamania County, Washington, near Mt. Pleasant. However, according to her obituary, also in Find-A-Grave, she had come from Trout Lake to this Mt. Pleasant area & then Washougal, all in Washington.
In 1910, Mrs. Christina Weberg remarried Elmer Lincoln Minton. They married on 29 September 1910. He died and was buried in Mt. Pleasant, Washington in 1919.
Christina came to the Uunited States in 1880/81 and her maiden name may have been Hayden or Josberg. Christina is buried in the Mt. Pleasant cemetery with husband Elmer Minton in Skamania County, Washington. Peter Hayden, also buried there, may be related to her. Christina is the aunt to his daughter Clara R. Hayden. I can give you the names & DOBs of the children of Henry & Christina Weberg, as well as the month of Henry's DOB, all info recorded in the 1900 census, if you want that.
Information from Charles Marshall, October, 2016.
While doing some other research, I came across some info that might help with a burial posted in Find-A-Grave for the Trout Lake Cemetery in Klickitat County, Washington. The burial is simply noted as "Weberg", no dates. Based on what I came across, this could very well be Henry Weberg, husband of Christina Weberg who lived in Trout Lake, Washington. Christina is who I was researching. She was born in Sweden, in Februaty, 1864.
Per the 1900 US census, Henry Weberg (born in 1854 in Norway) was married to Christina and living in Wisconsin. They had 5 children, daughters & at least one son. It appears they came through Minnesota, then to Wisconsin, according to the order of births and birth places of their kids. Henry died between 1900 & 1910 because by the 1910 census, Christina is a widow, living in Cape Horn in Skamania County, Washington, near Mt. Pleasant. However, according to her obituary, also in Find-A-Grave, she had come from Trout Lake to this Mt. Pleasant area & then Washougal, all in Washington.
In 1910, Mrs. Christina Weberg remarried Elmer Lincoln Minton. They married on 29 September 1910. He died and was buried in Mt. Pleasant, Washington in 1919.
Christina came to the Uunited States in 1880/81 and her maiden name may have been Hayden or Josberg. Christina is buried in the Mt. Pleasant cemetery with husband Elmer Minton in Skamania County, Washington. Peter Hayden, also buried there, may be related to her. Christina is the aunt to his daughter Clara R. Hayden. I can give you the names & DOBs of the children of Henry & Christina Weberg, as well as the month of Henry's DOB, all info recorded in the 1900 census, if you want that.
Information from Charles Marshall, October, 2016.
Per the 1900 US census, Henry Weberg (born in 1854 in Norway) was married to Christina and living in Wisconsin. They had 5 children, daughters & at least one son. It appears they came through Minnesota, then to Wisconsin, according to the order of births and birth places of their kids. Henry died between 1900 & 1910 because by the 1910 census, Christina is a widow, living in Cape Horn in Skamania County, Washington, near Mt. Pleasant. However, according to her obituary, also in Find-A-Grave, she had come from Trout Lake to this Mt. Pleasant area & then Washougal, all in Washington.
In 1910, Mrs. Christina Weberg remarried Elmer Lincoln Minton. They married on 29 September 1910. He died and was buried in Mt. Pleasant, Washington in 1919.
Christina came to the Uunited States in 1880/81 and her maiden name may have been Hayden or Josberg. Christina is buried in the Mt. Pleasant cemetery with husband Elmer Minton in Skamania County, Washington. Peter Hayden, also buried there, may be related to her. Christina is the aunt to his daughter Clara R. Hayden. I can give you the names & DOBs of the children of Henry & Christina Weberg, as well as the month of Henry's DOB, all info recorded in the 1900 census, if you want that.
Information from Charles Marshall, October, 2016.
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