Notes for OLOF (JOE) EMANUEL BERGLUND:
IMMIGRATION: See immigration notes for Magnus Berglund. Joe remained in Canada until sometime in 1900. He worked in the lumber business in the Red Lake areas of northern Minnesota and worked for a period of time in the lumber mill at Hackensack, Cass, Minnesota before going to Virginia, St. Louis, Minnesota.
According to the 1910 census, Joe came into the United States in 1900. What he did in the vicinity of Winnepeg from January 1892 to 1900 is not known. He told his son Dale he worked in the lumber business in the Red Lake areas of Northern Minnesota and worked for a period of time in the lumber mill in Hackensack, Cass, Minnesota before going to Virginia, St. Louis, Minnesota.
According to the 1910 census, Joe came into the United States in 1900. What he did in the vicinity of Winnepeg from January 1892 to 1900 is not known. He told his son Dale he worked in the lumber business in the Red Lake areas of Northern Minnesota and worked for a period of time in the lumber mill in Hackensack, Cass, Minnesota before going to Virginia, St. Louis, Minnesota.
Joe was a track foreman and had charge of all railroad equipment for the Virginia and Rainy Lake Lumber Company until the mill closed in 1929. He later worked for the WPA and City of Virginia. In about 1942 he went to Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada and worked on the Yukon Highway for a couple of years before going back to work for the City of Virginia until 1960.
After his wife died in 1960 he sold his home and lived with with his son, Dale, in Minneapolis and his daughter, Doris, in Moorhead.
More About OLOF (JOE) EMANUEL BERGLUND:
Census 1: 1910, 5-WD Virginia, St. Louis County, Minnesota as a boarder on Poplar St. and working in a sawmill
Census 2: 1920, 515 Tenth St, 6-WD Virginia, St. Louis County, Minnesota
Naturalization: May 20, 1922, #1737252 in Minnesota
Occupation: 1920, Foreman, lumber mill
More About FREDA CHRISTINA HAGBERG:
Immigration: 1892, Bayfield, Wisconsin with her mother and brother John and sister Mary
Naturalization: March 27, 1922, Minnesota
Children of OLOF BERGLUND and FREDA HAGBERG are:
29. ii. DORIS CHRISTINA BERGLUND, b. October 20, 1916, Virginia, St. Louis County, Minnesota.
Notes for AMANDA KRISTINA BERGLUND:
IMMIGRATION See immigrations notes for Magnus Berglund. When Magnus, Andrea and Anna returned to Minnesota, Amanda went to Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado. She met and married Howard Pebley. They adopted a boy named Dale who was born June 26 1908 and died February 1, 1913 and is buried at Nymore, Beltrami County, Minnesota. Amanda and Howard divorced and Amanda moved to Bemidji, Minnesota. The 1910 census shows Amanda by herself in Denver. She is shown as being married. There is no other Pebley in the Colorado census index.
More About GUSTAV LARSON:
Census: 1920, 4WD Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minnesota
Immigration: 1892, From Sweden
Child of AMANDA BERGLUND and GUSTAV LARSON is:
Notes for ANNA ELIZABETH "MYRTLE" BERGLUND:
IMMIGRATION: See immigration notes for Magnus Berglund.
Charley abandoned his wife and four children about 1921 or 1922. Later he returned to Bemidji, got custody of the children and on June 19, 1927, took the children to Ray, North Dakota. Shortly thereafter the family reunited.
In June 1929, Charley moved the family to Minot, North Dakota. He again left the family in 1930 or 1931 and returned to Ray, North Dakota until 1934 when he went to the State of Washington.
After Charley's final abandonment, Myrtle did not have any easy life trying to raise and support four children. From 1934 to June 1940, she worked as a cook, chamber maid, managed a school lunch program and held other miscellaneous jobs.
She moved to Salem, Oregon in 1941 to join son, George and live with him until he entered the military service in February 1943. She then went to work in the ship yards in Portland, Oregon until shortly after World War II. She then went to work as Floor Supervisor (housekeeper) for the United States National Bank if downtown Portland, Oregon. She retired in 1963 or 1964.
More About CHARLES ARNOLD:
Name 2: Charley Lewis Arnold
Baptism: Carl Ludwig Arnold
Census 1: 1880, Lockport, Niagara, New York with parents and brother Edward and Albert
Census 2: 1900, Lockport, Niagara County, New York
Census 3: 1910, South Meadow Township, Williams County, North Dakota
Census 4: 1920, 415 America, 4-WD Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minnesota,
Occupation 1: 1900, Farm laborer
Occupation 2: Band Director in Ray, North Dakota and a painter and carpenter in Vancouver, Washington
Occupation 3: 1910, Farmer
Occupation 4: 1920, Police Officer
Residence 1: 1927, Ray, North Dakota
Residence 2: 1929, Minot, North Dakota
Residence 3: 1930, Ray, North Dakota
Residence 4: 1934, State of Washington
Children of ANNA BERGLUND and CHARLES ARNOLD are:
32. ii. IRWIN DALE ARNOLD, b. November 12, 1914, Ray, Williams County, North Dakota; d. May 29, 1976, Vancouver, Clark County, Washington.
33. iii. ORPHA MAREEN ARNOLD, b. July 13, 1917, Ray, Williams County, North Dakota; d. 1969.
34. iv. GEORGE PHILLIP ARNOLD, b. August 19, 1919, Bemidji, Beltrami, Minnesota; d. April 27, 1995, Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia.
Children of MAUDE BERGLUND and RICHARD GRAN are:
ii. BETTY LOU GRAN, b. January 19, 1928, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
Children of MABEL BERGLUND and CLARENCE JOHNSON are:
36. ii. MARJORIE JOHNSON, b. September 03, 1916, Hobart, Wexford County, Michigan.
iii. MADELINE JOHNSON, b. April 12, 1919, Hobart, Wexford County, Michigan; d. 1980, Midland, Midland County, Michigan; m. JAMES ELMER ANDERSON, April 07, 1939, Cadillac, Wexford County, Michigan; b. May 24, 1911, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois; d. November 23, 1961, Midland, Midland County, Michigan.
