Her year of birth is shown as 1872 on her passport application and as 1871 on her MN Death Index (identical month and day). Assuming the US Passport application to be more valid because she personally supplied the information.
The year of her immigration also varies greatly shown as sometime between 1901 and 1905. She was granted citizenship upon her marriage to Gunvald.
By occupation she was a nurse and massage practioner before and after her marriage.
She married first (unknown) and had 5 children with only her daughter Rachel surviving in 1910. She married 2nd Gunvald F. Gunderson on 27 Dec 1906 in Cheboygan WI. The ceremony was performed by Allan D. Grigsby, Minister of the Gospel (Presbyterian). After this marriage, Lally's daughter Rachel assumed his surname and honored him as her father.
After her daughter's marriage to John G. Cedergren, Gunvald and Lally lived next door to the couple in Duluth.
Her year of birth is shown as 1872 on her passport application and as 1871 on her MN Death Index (identical month and day). Assuming the US Passport application to be more valid because she personally supplied the information.
The year of her immigration also varies greatly shown as sometime between 1901 and 1905. She was granted citizenship upon her marriage to Gunvald.
By occupation she was a nurse and massage practioner before and after her marriage.
She married first (unknown) and had 5 children with only her daughter Rachel surviving in 1910. She married 2nd Gunvald F. Gunderson on 27 Dec 1906 in Cheboygan WI. The ceremony was performed by Allan D. Grigsby, Minister of the Gospel (Presbyterian). After this marriage, Lally's daughter Rachel assumed his surname and honored him as her father.
After her daughter's marriage to John G. Cedergren, Gunvald and Lally lived next door to the couple in Duluth.
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