SHOGER, John F. 1841-1884

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SHOGER, John F. 1841-1884

SHOGER, KNUTSON, OLSDATTER KOMPERUD, KLEMESRUD

Posted By: Karen Feldt Robertson (email)
Date: 4/28/2024 at 22:43:29

We learn with sorrow of the death of John F. Shoger which occurred at his home in Rock Creek last Friday evening at six o'clock. He was one of the early settlers in that section, having come from Wisconsin with his parents some eighteen years ago. By industry and economy, he had secured a fine farm, and added wealth to his property. He was a good citizen, highly esteemed by his neighbors and acquaintances. He leaves a wife and child to lament his death. He was about thirty-eight years old. His funeral took place from the Norwegian church on Monday, and his remains were deposited in the cemetery adjoining.
Mitchell County Press News
First Lutheran Church Records
Date of Birth February 1, 1841
Date of Death August 22, 1884
Burial Riverview Cemetery, Newburg Township, Mitchell County, Iowa
Item #2
John also known as Hans Fredrik Shoger ( Schoger/Schager/Shager/Schjager/Schiager) Born in Lands Prestegjeld, Christians Amt (now Oppland county), Norway on the farm Ovre Skiaker.
Parents were Christian F. and Anne (Olsdatter Komperud) Shoger. His siblings were Olaus, Karen Andrew and Julian. John raised his two younger brother, Andrew and Julian, after their parents passed away. He was married to Ellen Ragnhild Knutson, daughter of Ingebrigt and Kari (Ivarsdatter) Knutson. They had five children: Corelia Andrene Cornelius Edward, Ella Augstina - Mrs. Syver Klemesrud, Henry Julius, and Anton Oscar. Gravestone reads: "He giveth in beloved sleep"

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Obituary: We learn with sorrow of the death of John F. Shoger which occurred at his home in Rock Creek last Friday evening at six o'clock. He was one of the early settlers in that section, having come from Wisconsin with his parents some eighteen years ago. By industry and economy, he had secured a fine farm, and added wealth to his property. He was a good citizen, highly esteemed by his neighbors and acquaintances. He leaves a wife and child to lament his death. He was about thirty-eight years old. His funeral took place from the Norwegian church on Monday, and his remains were deposited in the cemetery adjoining. Mitchell County Press News First Lutheran Church Records Date of Birth February 1, 1841 Date of Death August 22, 1884 Burial Riverview Cemetery, Newburg Township, Mitchell County, Iowa Item #2 John also known as Hans Fredrik Shoger ( Schoger/Schager/Shager/Schjager/Schiager) Born in Lands Prestegjeld, Christians Amt (now Oppland county), Norway on the farm Ovre Skiaker. Parents were Christian F. and Anne (Olsdatter Komperud) Shoger. His siblings were Olaus, Karen Andrew and Julian. John raised his two younger brother, Andrew and Julian, after their parents passed away. He was married to Ellen Ragnhild Knutson, daughter of Ingebrigt and Kari (Ivarsdatter) Knutson. They had five children: Corelia Andrene Cornelius Edward, Ella Augstina - Mrs. Syver Klemesrud, Henry Julius, and Anton Oscar. Gravestone reads: "He giveth in beloved sleep"
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