TIEDEMANSON, Annie (Nelson) 1858-1934

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TIEDEMANSON, Annie (Nelson) 1858-1934

TIEDEMANSON, TIDEMANSON, NELSON, BROGMUS, DAHL, NARVESON

Posted By: Karen L. Robertson (email)
Date: 11/1/2012 at 20:23:08

STOKE CAUSES DEATH THURSDAY
NEVER REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS FOLLOWING STROKE TUESDAY EVENING
Mrs. Annie Tiedemanson, 75, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clara Brogmus, January 18, 1934, was buried in Evergreen cemetery last Saturday afternoon following services at the First Lutheran Church. Mrs. Tiedemanson suffered a stroke Tuesday evening and never regained consciousness.
The daughter of Iver and Ingeborg Nelson, Annie Nelson was born at Calmar, July 7, 1858. She was baptized in the Lutheran faith by Rev. Paul Koren. At the age of nine she came to St. Angar with her parents, who started farming near here. In 1873 she was confirmed in the First Lutheran Church by Rev. J. Olsen. In 1877 she was married to Ole Tiedemanson, who died in 1919.
Mrs. Tiedermanson had made her home in and about St. Ansgar for 67 years. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Clara Brogmus, and four sons, Thomas, Colorado Springs, Colo., Iver of Mitchell, Carl of Lake Mills and Anton of Marion. Three sisters, Mrs. H.K. Dahl and Mrs. _. O. Nelson of St. Ansgar and Mrs. T.O. Narveson of Albert Lea, Minn. and two brothers, Narve Nelson of Lake Mills and Ole Nelson of Spokane, Wash., also survive. Mrs. Tiedemanson had twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
As a token of her love for the church of which she was an active member, Mrs. Tiedemanson provided in her will that $300 be given to the congregation to be used for the improvement of the church building.
St. Ansgar Enterprise

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Obituary: STOKE CAUSES DEATH THURSDAY NEVER REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS FOLLOWING STROKE TUESDAY EVENING Mrs. Annie Tiedemanson, 75, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clara Brogmus, January 18, 1934, was buried in Evergreen cemetery last Saturday afternoon following services at the First Lutheran Church. Mrs. Tiedemanson suffered a stroke Tuesday evening and never regained consciousness. The daughter of Iver and Ingeborg Nelson, Annie Nelson was born at Calmar, July 7, 1858. She was baptized in the Lutheran faith by Rev. Paul Koren. At the age of nine she came to St. Angar with her parents, who started farming near here. In 1873 she was confirmed in the First Lutheran Church by Rev. J. Olsen. In 1877 she was married to Ole Tiedemanson, who died in 1919. Mrs. Tiedermanson had made her home in and about St. Ansgar for 67 years. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Clara Brogmus, and four sons, Thomas, Colorado Springs, Colo., Iver of Mitchell, Carl of Lake Mills and Anton of Marion. Three sisters, Mrs. H.K. Dahl and Mrs. _. O. Nelson of St. Ansgar and Mrs. T.O. Narveson of Albert Lea, Minn. and two brothers, Narve Nelson of Lake Mills and Ole Nelson of Spokane, Wash., also survive. Mrs. Tiedemanson had twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. As a token of her love for the church of which she was an active member, Mrs. Tiedemanson provided in her will that $300 be given to the congregation to be used for the improvement of the church building. St. Ansgar Enterprise
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