ORBINA ANDERSON
FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT DIES AT CHICAGO
Mrs. Orbina Anderson who left Manitowoc three years ago to reside in Chicago
died this morning at the Norwegian American hospital in Chicago. Mrs. Anderson,
who is well known in this city, has been ill for a long time and had suffered
a stroke. She was born at Cato, April 1, 1881. Her name before her marriage was
Orbina Madson.
The remains will be brought to this city and will be buried from the Wattawa,
Urbanek and Schlie Fuenral home Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Reverend G. A.
Gullixon Jr. of the German Lutheran church will officiate.
The husband of the deceased died several years ago. She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Ray Frampton of Chicago and by six sisters, Mrs. N. O. Nelson
of Manitowoc, Mrs. Alma Christensen of Cato, Mrs. Emma Thompson of Gilman,
Mrs. Anna Knutson of Valders, Miss Jenny Madson of Chicago, and Miss Laura
Madson of Mankato, Minn. Three brothers also survive, Melvin and Alfred of
Manitowoc and Norman of Princeton, Minn.
Manitowoc Herald News, October 8, 1931 P. 4
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[bur. 10-10-1931/age 50 yrs/female/died at Chicago, IL/
cause: carcinoma breast/bur. on Ray Frampton lot]
ORBINA ANDERSON
FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT DIES AT CHICAGO
Mrs. Orbina Anderson who left Manitowoc three years ago to reside in Chicago
died this morning at the Norwegian American hospital in Chicago. Mrs. Anderson,
who is well known in this city, has been ill for a long time and had suffered
a stroke. She was born at Cato, April 1, 1881. Her name before her marriage was
Orbina Madson.
The remains will be brought to this city and will be buried from the Wattawa,
Urbanek and Schlie Fuenral home Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Reverend G. A.
Gullixon Jr. of the German Lutheran church will officiate.
The husband of the deceased died several years ago. She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Ray Frampton of Chicago and by six sisters, Mrs. N. O. Nelson
of Manitowoc, Mrs. Alma Christensen of Cato, Mrs. Emma Thompson of Gilman,
Mrs. Anna Knutson of Valders, Miss Jenny Madson of Chicago, and Miss Laura
Madson of Mankato, Minn. Three brothers also survive, Melvin and Alfred of
Manitowoc and Norman of Princeton, Minn.
Manitowoc Herald News, October 8, 1931 P. 4
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[bur. 10-10-1931/age 50 yrs/female/died at Chicago, IL/
cause: carcinoma breast/bur. on Ray Frampton lot]
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Jacob Madson
1872–1904
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Belle Mathilde Madson Nelson
1873–1955
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Christian Melvin Madson
1874–1953
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Alfred Martin Madson
1876–1958
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Emma Marie Madson Thompson
1878–1958
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Hannah Marianne Madson Knutson
1879–1969
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Hover Andreas Madson
1883–1896
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Ludvig Norman "Norman" Madson
1884–1884
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Laura C Madson
1885–1955
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Rev Norman A Madson Sr
1886–1962
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Alma Martina Madson Christenson
1888–1979
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Jennie E Madson
1890–1968
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Esther Gertude Madson
1894–1894
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