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Carol Lee Erstad¹

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Earl Wallace Erstad

     Census data from listed as 1-1/12 years on 1910 census indicate Earl Wallace Erstad was born circa 1908 at Minnesota.^1,2 He was born in 1909.³ His mother Maggie Hogg Lamb died on 12 April 1920 at Clay County, Minnesota, of Huntington's Disease.^4,5,6,7,8
     Earl Wallace Erstad was named an heir in the will of his grandmother Ann Anderson dated 25 September 1923.⁹ Earl Wallace Erstad died of Huntington's Disease on 1 December 1945 at Otter Tail County, Minnesota.^7,10 He was also reported to have died on 4 December 1945.¹¹ He was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Sabin, Clay County, Minnesota.¹¹

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Edith Hazel Erstad

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Pearl Nora Erstad¹

     Census data indicate Pearl Nora Erstad was born on 15 November 1905 at Clay County, Minnesota.^2,3,4 Her mother Maggie Hogg Lamb died on 12 April 1920 at Clay County, Minnesota, of Huntington's Disease.^5,6,7,8,9
     Pearl Nora Erstad was named an heir in the will of her grandmother Ann Anderson dated 25 September 1923.¹⁰ Pearl Nora Erstad married George Arthur Mikkelson.¹¹ Pearl Nora Erstad died of Huntington's Disease in 1953.⁸ She was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Sabin, Clay County, Minnesota.¹²

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George Arthur Mikkelson¹

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Agnes Lebeda¹

Agnes (Lebeda) Lamb. From photo in possession of Edith (Lamb) Flaa.

     Agnes Lebeda was born on 15 June 1895 at Nebraska.^3,4,5 On 26 January 1920 Agnes Lebeda married James Lamb, son of James Lamb and Ann Anderson, at Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^1,6 Agnes Lebeda also went by the nickname of Mrs. Jim. She was widowed when her husband James Lamb died on 21 December 1948 at Clay County, Minnesota.^3,7,8
     Agnes Lebeda "poured" at the wedding reception for her husband's cousin Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.^9,10,11,1,12
     Agnes Lebeda "poured" at the wedding reception for her husband's cousin Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.^9,10,11,1,12 Agnes Lebeda died on 11 July 1976 at Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota, at age 81.^3,7,5,13
     Her obituary appeared and read as follows:

     "Area Deaths
Mrs. Agnes Lamb, 81, formerly of Glyndon, Minn., died Sunday in a Fargo nursing home. (Wright)."¹⁴

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Edith Marie Lamb¹

Edith (Lamb) Flaa by the temporary marker for her grandfather James Lamb on the grounds of the Fergus Falls facility. Photo by Karla Huebner.

     Edith Marie Lamb was born on 31 August 1920 at Clay County, Minnesota.^1,2 She graduated in 1937 from Glyndon High School, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.³ She graduated from Fargo Business College, Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota.⁴
     Edith Marie Lamb was an attendant at the wedding of her friend Arnold Thorsrud and Viola Ekanger on 20 September 1940 at the Congregational Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.⁵ In October 1942 Edith was employed by the Mutual Life Insurance company of New York at Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota.⁴ On 17 October 1942 Edith Marie Lamb married Vander E. Flaa, son of John Flaa and Delia M. Fossum, at First Lutheran Church, Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota.^6,7,4
     On 25 June 1949 Edith attended the wedding of her cousin Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota. She and Vander gave the couple a set of colored mixing bowls that they were still using after their 50th anniversary.^8,9,10,6,11
     On 25 June 1949 Edith attended the wedding of her cousin Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota. She and Vander gave the couple a set of colored mixing bowls that they were still using after their 50th anniversary.^8,9,10,6,11 Edith Marie Lamb appears in a group photo of the Vander and Edith Flaa family. She was widowed when her husband Vander E. Flaa died on 18 January 1989 at Cass County, North Dakota.^{12,13,14,15,16} Edith was employed by Concordia College.¹⁷ She died on 15 November 2012 at Essentia Health, Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, at age 92.¹⁸
     Her obituary appeared on 17 November 2012 at the Fargo Forum and read as follows:

     Visitation will be from 10-11 a.m., followed by the memorial service at 11 a.m., Tuesday Nov. 27, 2012, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Moorhead.¹⁸

     Her obituary appeared at the Fargo Forum and read as follows:

     "Edith M. Flaa, 92, Moorhead, MN, died on Thursday, November 15, 2012 at Essentia Health, Fargo ND. Edith Lamb was born on August 31, 1920 in Glyndon, MN to James and Agnes (Lebeda) Lamb. She graduated from Glyndon High School and Interstate Business College, Fargo. Edith worked for Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company, Fargo. Edith was united in marriage to Vander E. Flaa on October 17, 1942 at First Lutheran Church, Fargo. They moved to Miami Beach, Florida where Vander served in the military. They returned to Moorhead in the late 1940s's.
Edith was a loving wife, devoted mother, cherished grandmother and amazing friend. She was an active member of Trinity Lutheran Church and a volunteer with St. Ansgar's Hospital Auxiliary. Edith loved to read and was fascinated by history, including her personal ancestry. She shared her passion as a volunteer with the Clay County HIstorical Society. In 1965, Edith began her 37-year career with the Cobber Bookstore at Concordia College retiring in 2002. Her enthusiasm and interest in each student and colleague was evident every day.
In addition, Edith valued her many friendships, maintaining close ties with many individuals from her years in Florida as well as a multitude of friends in Moorhead. Edith was active in a sewing club for 74 years, which she started during her time in business college. People were drawn to Edith by her kind smile, grace and laugh. Edith loved adventures and travel. She never lost her childlike wonder in everyone and everythign around her.
She is survived by her son, Gary (Jeanie) Flaa, Scottsdale, AZ; two daughters, Lauree (James) Brekke, Fargo, ND, and Jaqueline (Bob) Hegg, Fargo, ND; eight grandchildren, Shelley, Jennifer, Heather, Mike, Melissa, Joshua, Kaira, and Katie; and eleven great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Vander, on January 18, 1989, and her parents.
Memorial Service: Tuesday, November 27, 2012, at 11:00AM, in Trinity Lutheran Church, Moorhead, MN. Friends will gather for one hour prior to the service.
Video tribute and online guestbook at www.wrightfuneral.com."¹⁹

The funeral for Edith Marie Lamb was held on 27 November 2012 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.¹⁹

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Vander E. Flaa¹

     Vander E. Flaa was born on 17 December 1921 at North Dakota.^1,3,4,5 He graduated circa 1940 from Central High School.⁶ In October 1942 Vander was employed by Anderson Bearson company.⁶ On 17 October 1942 Vander E. Flaa married Edith Marie Lamb, daughter of James Lamb and Agnes Lebeda, at First Lutheran Church, Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota.^7,8,6
     On 25 June 1949 Vander attended the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.^9,10,11,7,12
     On 25 June 1949 Vander attended the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.^9,10,11,7,12 Vander E. Flaa appears in a group photo of the Vander and Edith Flaa family. In 1956 Vander was employed by Overvold Motors at Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, as manager.¹³ He died on 18 January 1989 at Cass County, North Dakota, at age 67.^1,3,14,4,5

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Jean Vannet

     Jean Vannet also went by the nickname of Auntie Jean.¹ She was born on 15 June 1849 at Scotland.^2,3 Census data indicate Jean Vannet was born in June 1850 at Scotland.⁴ She was christened on 8 July 1850 at Parish of St. Vigeans, Forfarshire, Scotland.⁵ Census data indicate Jean Vannet was born circa 1851 at St. Vigeans, Forfarshire, Scotland.⁶ On 31 May 1872 Jean Vannet married John Lamb, son of John Lamb and Elizabeth Deuchar, at Scotland.^7,8,9 Between 1872 and 1880 Jean and John Lamb farmed at near Audubon, Minnesota.⁸
     Jean Vannet was naturalized in 1878.³

     The first settlers arrived in Alliance Township in 1879, when it was "nothing but a barren prairie dotted with heaps of buffalo bones, and an occasional slough or creek. There was not a tree to mar the bleakness of that plain and yet those pioneers saw possibilities in a homestead here.
     "To the west, about 2-1/2 miles from where the town of Baker now stands, was a small lake filled with rushes, where wild geese nested, and in the distance one could see the scrubby growth of brush along the Buffalo River. North and east was what was known as the Scotch settlement, with the Lambs, Johnsons, Stewarts, Vannetts, William Thompsons, and farther east the Henrys."¹⁰

     At Clay County, Minnesota, According to church records, "The people having assembled in the school house, Rev. John Irwin, Presbyterian missionary preached. After the services the following persons declared their desire to be organized into a Presbyterian Church in connection with the Presbytery of Red River Valley." The members were Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. John Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. James Vannet, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pender, Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. David Strathdee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. William Vannet, and Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb. Rev. A.H. Holloway was moderator and clerk of session; ruling elders were William Thompson, Charles Lamb, and John Lamb.¹¹

     Jean Vannet was named an heir in the will of her mother-in-law Elizabeth Deuchar dated 18 May 1888 at Clay County, Minnesota.¹²
     Jean Vannet was named executrix and an heir in the will of John Lamb dated 1895.¹³ On 25 June 1900 Jean Vannet and John Lamb had 7 living of 13 total children.⁴ On 5 May 1910 Jean Vannet had six living of thirteen total children.¹⁴ She left a will dated 7 March 1934 at Clay County, Minnesota.¹⁵ She was also reported to have died on 17 June 1935.^2,8 She died on 14 July 1936 at Downer, Clay County, Minnesota, at age 87.^8,16,17,9

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William Lamb

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Alice Jane Lamb¹

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Margaret Lamb

     Margaret Lamb also went by the nickname of Maggie.¹ She was born on 11 January 1876 at Oak Lake, Becker County, Minnesota.^2,3,4 On 22 May 1894 Margaret Lamb married Andy Fankhanel, son of John Fankhanel and Amelia Lahm, at Downer, Clay County, Minnesota.^2,5,6,7,8 Margaret Lamb and Andy Fankhanel were also reported married on 22 May 1895.⁹ In 1910 Margaret Lamb had five living of five total children.⁴
     Margaret Lamb was named an heir in the will of Jean Vannet dated 7 March 1934 at Clay County, Minnesota.¹⁰ Margaret Lamb died on 20 September 1938 at Clay County, Minnesota, at age 62.¹¹ The funeral for Margaret Lamb was held at the Congregational Church, Clay County, Minnesota.⁶ She was buried on 23 September 1938 at Barnesville city cemetery, Barnesville, Clay County, Minnesota.⁷
     Her obituary appeared and read as follows:

     "Mrs. Anton Fankhanel, a resident of this city for 44 years, died at her home Tuesday at 11:15 a.m. She had been in failing health the past three years and confined to her bed since June 25. All the members of her family were at her bedside when she passed away.
     "Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home and at 2 o'clock at the Congregational church, Rev. H.T. Andrews officiating. The pallbearers will be Archie Janneck, L.L. Olson, James Glasgow, Fred Meissner, A.W. Cole and N.B. Hanson.
     "Margaret Lamb was born at Audubon January 11, 1876. While she was still a child the family moved to Downer, where she lived up to the time of her marriage to Anton Fankhanel, which took place there on May 22, 1894. Since that time they have made their home in Barnesville.
     "Five children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Fankhanel, all of whom are living. They are Mrs. Fred Boltz, Blackduck; Mrs. Pearl Trovatten, Lloyd Fankhanel, Mrs. Lela Lunder and Raymond Fankhanel, all of Barnesville. She leaves ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also surviving are her husband, one sister, Mrs. Harry Mercy of Crookston, and one brother, Dave V. Lamb of Downer.
     "Mrs. Fankhanel was an active member of the Congregational church; also of the Eastern Star and W.R.C. The latter organization recently awarded her the special pin for twenty-five years of Membership. She also belonged to the W.B.A.
     "Mrs. Fankhanel was a woman whose many good qualities endeared her to all with whom she came in contact. She was a devoted wife and mother and a kind and helpful neighbor. Her death is felt as a distinct loss by the entire community."⁶

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Annie Lamb

     Annie Lamb and Harry A. Mercy had seven children.¹ Annie Lamb was born on 28 November 1877 at Minnesota.^1,2 On 27 December 1896 Annie Lamb married Harry A. Mercy at Clay County, Minnesota.^1,3
     Annie Lamb was named an heir in the will of Jean Vannet dated 7 March 1934 at Clay County, Minnesota.⁴ Annie Lamb died possibly of Huntington's Disease (which she had inherited) on 5 May 1943 at age 65.¹

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Arthur John Lamb

Art Lamb & Lyman Warren, photo from 1893 Lamb album, in possession of Wayne and Dolores (Lamb) Huebner

     Arthur John Lamb was born on 2 December 1879 at Minnesota.^1,2,3,4,5 He also went by the nickname of Art.² On 25 June 1900 Arthur was a farm laborer at Elkton Township, Clay County, Minnesota.¹ On 14 August 1902 Arthur John Lamb married Effie Mae Baker, daughter of Lett Baker, at Baker, Clay County, Minnesota.^2,4,6,7 In August 1908 Arthur was a wheat buyer.⁸ On 5 May 1910 Arthur was a grain buyer for the elevator.⁴ Arthur John Lamb and Effie Mae Baker had five total children.² On 12 September 1918 Arthur was employed by K--r? Auto Co. at Front St., Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota, as a salesman.⁹ He died in 1927.¹⁰ He was also reported to have died in 1937.²

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Gladys Viola Lamb¹

     Gladys Viola Lamb was born on 3 June 1903 at Baker, Clay County, Minnesota.^2,3,4,5,1 On 3 April 1923 Gladys Viola Lamb married Lynn W. Champ, son of Lyman Champ and Jessie Rose (?), at Clay County, Minnesota.^6,7,8 Gladys Viola Lamb was widowed when her husband Lynn W. Champ died on 25 January 1967 at Cass County, North Dakota.^9,10,11 Gladys Viola Lamb died on 15 February 1998 at Eventide Lutheran Home, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota, at age 94.^5,12 She was buried on 20 February 1998 at Riverside Cemetery, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.⁵

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Lynn W. Champ^1,2

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Maxine Fern Champ¹

Maxine Champ. Photo in possession of Wayne and Dolores (Lamb) Huebner.

     Maxine Fern Champ was born on 6 June 1924 at Baker, Alliance Township, Clay County, Minnesota.^2,3,4 She graduated on 21 May 1942 from Glyndon High School, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota at 8 o'clock in the evening. The actual commencement was preceded by a Baccalaureate Service on May 17th (also at 8:00 p.m.) and Class Day Exercises on May 18 (likewise at 8:00 p.m.). LaVerne Larson gave the Processional, Marjorie Schultz the Salutatory Oration. Mr. B.C. Tighe, Vice President of the National Education Association, then spoke on "American Youth in a World Crisis." The Girls' Chorus sang "To a Wild Rose," "Nightfall," and "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise;" Superintendent Jas. A. Dahl presented the class. After the Acceptance of the Graduates, Mr. H.W. Miller, President of the School Board, presented the diplomas. This was followed by valedictory addresses by Maxine Champ and Marilyn Miller, and a recessional by Valerie Peterson. Some less formal ceremonies took place on
Class Day, when Class History: Lorraine Sutton; Class Poem: Marilyn M. Miller; Likes & Dislikes: Lois Frey, Wayne Huebner; Song: Sr. Girls' Quartet; Advice to the Juniors: Maxine Champ; Class Will: Constance Gilbery; Advice to the Faculty: Wayne Seter; Class Prophecy: Marjorie Schultz, Miriam Hill; Song: Sr. Boys' Quartet; and Key Oration: Arthur Holgren were given. The class motto was "Character is the cornerstone to success," its flower was the American Beauty Rose, and its colors were navy blue and gold.^5,4 On 6 September 1952 Maxine Fern Champ married Paul Bruce Schultz, son of Clarence Herman Schultz and Mildred Allene Shave.^6,2,4 Maxine Fern Champ died on 31 December 2012 at Sanford Medical Center at age 88.⁴
     Her obituary appeared on 3 January 2013 at the Forum, Fargo, and read as follows:

     "Maxine F. Schultz, 88, Moorhead, Minn, died Monday, December 31, 2012 at Sanford Medical Center after a short illness.

Maxine Fern Champ was born on June 6, 1924 in Baker, MN (town named after her great-grandfather) to Lynn and Gladys (Lamb) Champ. She attended schools in the Comstock area and in 1942 graduated from Glyndon High School. She attended Moorhead State Teachers College. After a brief teaching career she was employed by the Olson Seed & Feed Company of Moorhead. She was united in marriage to Paul B. Schultz, September 6, 1952. They lived in Glyndon and farmed south of town until Paul’s death. She was later a resident at both The Fairmont and Eventide.

Maxine loved sewing and was involved in many style and fashion shows for community, school and church. She was also a very active member of the Glyndon Congregational UCC, serving as Sunday School teacher, on women’s groups and for many years was the church bazaar chairperson. She was a giving person who loved spending time with her family, especially the grandchildren.

She is survived by two sons and a daughter and their families: Steven (Joleen) Schultz of Dubuque, IA and their sons Nathan and Christopher of Cedar Falls, IA; Rick (Linda) Schultz of Glyndon, MN and their daughters Allecia (Stephan) Shoemaker, Milwaukie, Or., Chelsea (Trevor) Keller, Fargo, ND and Cassie Schultz of Glyndon; Mary (Mike) Moeller, of Lake Park, MN and their children Jesse of Cambridge, MA, Bonnie of Brookings, SD and Douglas of Moorhead, MN. She is also survived by her two brothers, Wayne Champ, Glyndon, MN and Dale Champ of Elbow Lake, MN; and two sisters, Jean Olson, Fargo, ND and Lola (Pereley) Clelland, Pierre, SD. She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul, son Robert (Bob) Schultz and her parents.

Visitation will be Sunday from 2-4 pm, with a prayer service at 4 pm, at Wright Funeral Home in Moorhead. The funeral will be 2pm, Monday at Bottlofson Chapel at Eventide Lutheran Home in Moorhead. Interment: Riverside Cemetery, Glyndon, MN.

Online guestbook and video tribute at www.wrightfuneral.com."⁴

The funeral for Maxine Fern Champ was held on 7 January 2013 at Bottlofson Chapel, Eventide, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.⁴

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Elizabeth Deuchars Lamb¹

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Lilly Mary Lamb¹

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Robert Lamb

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Josie Lamb¹

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David Vannet Lamb^1,2

Dave Lamb, photo from 1893 Lamb album in possession of Wayne and Dolores (Lamb) Huebner

     David Vannet Lamb was born on 14 May 1890 at Minnesota.^3,4,5,6 On 5 May 1910 David was a laborer working out.⁶ On 14 June 1911 David Vannet Lamb married Frieda Marie Kelting, daughter of John Otto Kelting and Anna Grevey, at the Old Settlers Picnic, Baker, Clay County, Minnesota.^7,5,8 In 1920 David farmed at Elkton Township, Clay County, Minnesota.⁹
     David Vannet Lamb was named executor and an heir in the will of Jean Vannet dated 7 March 1934 at Clay County, Minnesota.¹⁰ David Vannet Lamb was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not sign the guest book and was almost certainly too incapacitated to attend.^{11,12,13,14,15} David Vannet Lamb was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not sign the guest book and was almost certainly too incapacitated to attend.^{11,12,13,14,15} David Vannet Lamb died on 5 April 1950 at Clay County, Minnesota, at age 59.¹⁶ He was also reported to have died on 8 April 1950 of Huntington's Disease.^4,5 He was buried at Elkton Cemetery, in the "Irish" section, Clay County, Minnesota.¹⁷

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Delores Eleanor Lamb¹

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Wallace David Lamb¹

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David Vannet

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William Lamb Vannet¹

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Eliza Deuchars Vannet¹

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Margaret Vannet

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Joann Vannet

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Ann Vannet

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Jane Lamb

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William Stewart

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Elizabeth Stewart¹

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Agness Todd Lamb¹

Agnes Lamb. Photo in possession of Wayne and Dolores (Lamb) Huebner.

     Agness Todd Lamb was born on 19 March 1875.¹ She appears in a group photo of Ann (Anderson) Lamb's children taken in the winter of 1890. She had just turned 18 when her father James Lamb died on 31 March 1893 at Fergus Falls State Hospital, Fergus Falls, Otter Tail County, Minnesota.² Agness Todd Lamb was recorded as an heir to the probated estate of her uncle Alexander Lamb on 15 March 1897 at Clay County, Minnesota.³ Agness was a dressmaker at Duluth, Saint Louis County, Minnesota.⁴ She died in 1920.⁵ She was buried at "Dakota".⁴

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Joseph Benedict Hubner¹

Joe and Anna Hubner (Photo in possession of Jim Huebner

     Joseph Benedict Hubner also went by the nickname of "Big Joe".² He was known in the family as "Joe from the Hill".³ He was born on 28 March 1889 at Minneapolis, Minnesota. Most likely he was born at home at 2405 Crystal Lake Ave.^{4,5,6,7,8,9,10} In 1910 Joe was a farm laborer at Spring Prairie Township, Clay County, Minnesota.⁸ On 22 January 1912 Joseph Benedict Hubner married Anna Maciej, daughter of John Maciej and Anna Koroll, at Sobeski, Morrison County, Minnesota.¹¹ Paul Andreas Huebner, brother of Joe Hubner, died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^12,13,14 He appears in a group photo of Huebners and Siegels around 1915-1916. He was an adult when his mother Amelia Schandel died on 6 January 1919.^{15,16,17,18,19,20} On 8 January 1920 Joe was a laborer at a paper mill.²¹ In 1928 Joe was employed by Minnesota Power & L Co. at Royalton, Morrison County, Minnesota, as a laborer.²² He appears in a group photo of family members in a field. He attended the funeral of his father Theodore J. Hübner.²³ Circa 1958 Joe Hubner was photographed together. He died on 31 December 1967 at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota, at age 78.^4,24,7,25 He was buried at St. John the Baptist Cemetery, Swanville, Morrison County, Minnesota.^24,26

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Karl William Huebner^1,2

Chuck and Marie (St. John) Huebner. Photo in possession of Jim Huebner.

     In the family, however, he was called Chuck.³ Karl William Huebner also went by the nickname of Charley.⁴ He also went by the nickname of Charlie.⁵ He was born on 28 March 1892 at Minnesota.^6,7 He was also reported to have been born on 20 March 1892 at Minneapolis, Minnesota.^1,4,8,9,5 In 1910 Karl was a farm laborer at Spring Prairie Township, Clay County, Minnesota.⁵ Paul Andreas Huebner, brother of Chuck Huebner, died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^10,11,12 He appears in a group photo of the Theodore Huebner family circa 1915. He was an adult when his mother Amelia Schandel died on 6 January 1919.^{13,14,15,16,17,18} On 2 February 1920 Karl was a laborer on his father's farm at Spring Prairie township, Clay County, Minnesota.⁹ On 24 October 1920 Karl William Huebner married Marie Rose St. John, daughter of Allen St. John and Ellen Hall, at Porterdale, Georgia.^1,8 Karl William Huebner appears in a group photo of family members in a field. He attended the funeral of his father Theodore J. Hübner.¹⁹ Karl William Huebner died on 15 April 1965 at age 73.²⁰ He was also reported to have died on 18 April 1965 at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.^2,8 He was also reported to have died on 18 April 1965 at Stearns County, Minnesota.⁶ He was buried at Sacred Heart cemetery, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.^8,3

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Elizabeth Marie Huebner¹

Liz Huebner, from photo in possession of Jim Huebner.

     Elizabeth Marie Huebner is believed to belong to MtDNA haplogroup (approximately) H11a, via her granddaughter's DNA test.² She also went by the nickname of Lizzie.³ She also went by the nickname of Liz. She was born on 5 October 1890 at Minneapolis, Minnesota.^1,4,5,6,7 Census data from 1900 indicate Elizabeth Marie Huebner was born in April 1891 at Minnesota.³ She appears in a group photo of Huebners circa 1908?. On 7 January 1913 Elizabeth was a seamstress at Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota.⁸ Paul Andreas Huebner, brother of Liz Huebner, died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^9,10,11 She appears in a group photo of the Theodore Huebner family circa 1915. She appears in a group photo of Huebners and Siegels around 1915-1916. She appears in a group photo of extended family circa 1918. On 17 April 1918 Elizabeth Marie Huebner married Joseph Aloysius Siegel, son of John Siegel and Theresa Stohl, at Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^1,4,12 Elizabeth Marie Huebner was an adult when her mother Amelia Schandel died on 6 January 1919.^{13,14,15,16,17,18}
     According to Mabel, Lena was forbidden to visit the older relatives as Liz (being the eldest daughter) was the "official visitor." Finally Lena decided to go visit the Charley Schandel family west of Little Falls.^19,20 Elizabeth Marie Huebner was widowed when her husband Joseph Aloysius Siegel died on 27 June 1931 at Milwaukee, Wisconsin.^1,21,4 Elizabeth Marie Huebner attended the funeral of her father Theodore J. Hübner.²² In 1946 Elizabeth was employed by MST&T Company at Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, as an operator.²³ She appears in a group photo of Liz and her sons. She appears in a group photo of Liz and her children in 1947.
     Elizabeth Marie Huebner was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not attend. After all, she was living in Colorado at the time.^{24,25,26,27,28}
     Elizabeth Marie Huebner was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not attend. After all, she was living in Colorado at the time.^{24,25,26,27,28} In 1950 Elizabeth was employed by the telephone company at Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, as a service assistant.²⁹ She died of cancer on 21 November 1977 at Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, at age 87.^21,4,30 She was buried at Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado.⁴ The funeral for Elizabeth Marie Huebner was held the day after Thanksgiving at Christ the King, Pueblo, Colorado.³¹

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Marie Anna Huebner¹

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Anna Ruth Huebner^1,2

Anna Ruth Huebner. From photo in possession of Jim Huebner.

     Anna Ruth Huebner also went by the nickname of Annie.³ She was born on 6 February 1895 at Minneapolis, Minnesota.^1,3,4,5,6,7 She appears in a group photo of Huebners circa 1908?. She appears in a group photo of Huebner, Nelson children and their classmates between 1909 and 1910 at the District 116 school, Clay County, Minnesota. Paul Andreas Huebner, brother of Anna Ruth Huebner, died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^8,9,10 She appears in a group photo of the Theodore Huebner family circa 1915. She appears in a group photo of Huebners and Siegels around 1915-1916. On 24 April 1917 Anna Ruth Huebner married Peter John Siegel, son of John Siegel and Theresa Stohl, at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.^1,4 Anna Ruth Huebner was an adult when her mother Amelia Schandel died on 6 January 1919.^{11,12,13,14,15,16} Anna Ruth Huebner attended the funeral of Theodore J. Hübner.¹⁷ Anna Ruth Huebner appears in a group photo of the Pete Siegel family circa 1946.
     Anna Ruth Huebner was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not attend.^{4,18,19,20,21}
     Anna Ruth Huebner was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not attend.^{4,18,19,20,21} Anna Ruth Huebner died of cancer on 15 April 1952 at Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, at age 57.^2,4,22 She was also reported to have died on 15 April 1952 at Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.²³ She was buried at Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.⁴

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Helena Rose Huebner¹

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Paul Andreas Huebner¹

Paul Andreas Huebner in his coffin (Photo scanned at 2002 Huebner reunion.)

     Paul Andreas Huebner was born on 4 January 1901 at North Dakota.^1,2,3 He appears in a group photo of Huebner, Nelson children and their classmates between 1909 and 1910 at the District 116 school, Clay County, Minnesota. He appears in a group photo of the younger Huebner boys circa 1914?. He was incorrectly reported as dying on 14 December 1914.^4,5 He died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota, at age 13.^6,7,8 He was buried on 21 December 1914 at Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^6,9 He was incorrectly reported as dying was supposedly murdered on his way to high school on 23 December 1914 at Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^10,11
     His obituary appeared on 23 December 1914 at the Moorhead Citizen, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota, and read as follows:

     partly as follows: "Paul Huebner, a 14 year old school boy, was frozen to death Tuesday night of last week and his body was found Wednesday morning at the bottom of the ravine at the corner of Second avenue and Ninth street north.
     "The body was discovered shortly before 9 o'clock by two boys who were on their way to the Third ward school. Just after the boys found the body Deputy Sheriff A.G. Whaley came along on his way down town. Mr. Whaley notified Coroner C.G. Vincent by 'phone and together with the police, remained with the body until the coroner arrived and ordered the remains removed to Beck & Morrow's morgue.
     "The body of the young lad lay face up and there was nothing to give a hint of the cause of the tragedy. The boy's cap was on his head, pushed back a trifle; his left hand was in his overcoat pocket and one of his school books under his arm. His right arm was extended but there was no indication of a struggle or of any movement after he fell. It is possible that he may have started to cut across the ravine and fallen and hurt himself.
     "The lad is a son of Theodore Huebner, a farmer who lives on Section 2 of Spring Prairie Township. About three weeks ago Paul began boarding with Henry Carley while he was attending St. Joseph's school in this city. When he did not reach Mr. Carley's home about 5 o'clock Tuesday evening efforts were made to locate him by 'phone. It was thought that he might be with his brother, Charles, who is employed by the Emerson-Brantingham company of Fargo, so Mr. and Mrs. Carley did not cause a search to be instituted. Wednesday morning Mr. Carley recalled having heard Paul complain that some boys had annoyed him. This leads them to the theory that they may have been with him when he fell, and fearing trouble if he was hurt, ran away and left him.
     "Dr. Humphrey examined the body and found the neck to be broken.
     "The funeral services were held from St. Joseph's church Monday forenoon. The sympathy of everyone is extended to the bereaved family in their deep sorrow."^12,13

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Paulina Maria Huebner¹

Lena Huebner. Photo in possession of Jim Huebner.

     Paulina Maria Huebner was never married. She was born on 25 March 1903 at North Dakota.^1,2,3,4 She was also reported to have been born on 25 March 1903 at Fergus Falls, Otter Tail County, Minnesota.⁵ Paul Andreas Huebner, brother of Lena Huebner, died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^6,7,8 She appears in a group photo of the Theodore Huebner family circa 1915. She appears in a group photo of Huebners and Siegels around 1915-1916. She appears in a group photo of Huebner kids and perhaps others circa 1916?. She was not quite sixteen when her mother Amelia Schandel died on 6 January 1919.^{9,10,11,12,13,14} Circa 1922 Lena Huebner was photographed.
     According to Mabel, Lena was forbidden to visit the older relatives as Liz (being the eldest daughter) was the "official visitor." Finally Lena decided to go visit the Charley Schandel family west of Little Falls.^15,16 In 1928 Lena was employed by Sand's Cafe at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota, as a waitress.¹⁷ She attended the funeral of Theodore J. Hübner.¹⁸
     Lena Huebner was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not attend.^{19,20,21,22,23}
     Lena Huebner was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not attend.^{19,20,21,22,23} Circa 1950? Lena Huebner was photographed. Lena was employed by Dr. Bell, a chiropractor, at St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota.²⁴ She died of stomach cancer on 19 December 1953 at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota, at age 50.^6,25,26 She was buried at French Cemetery, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.²⁴ She was incorrectly reported as dying on 19 December 1954.²⁷

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Alfred John Huebner¹

Alfred and a Jarandson girl, c. 1919 (Photo scanned at 2002 Huebner reunion)

     Alfred John Huebner was born on 23 April 1905 at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota. It was Easter Sunday.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} He was also reported to have been born at St. Mary's Church, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.¹⁰ He appears in a group photo of the younger Huebner boys circa 1914?. Paul Andreas Huebner, brother of Alfred Huebner, died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^11,12,13 He appears in a group photo of the Theodore Huebner family circa 1915. He appears in a group photo of Huebners and Siegels around 1915-1916. Circa 1919 Alfred Huebner was photographed Alfred and Tillie. He was not quite fourteen when his mother Amelia Schandel died on 6 January 1919.^{14,15,16,17,18,19} Circa 1925 Alfred was a carpenter at Minneapolis, Minnesota.³ On 17 December 1926 Alfred John Huebner married Mabel Junetta Hauger, daughter of Olaf J. Hauger and Anna Marie Halvorson, at Minneapolis, Minnesota.^1,11,3,20 Alfred Huebner appears in a group photo of Alfred and his older children circa 1934 at Wefald farm.
     One time Alfred, Mabel, and Chuck went to visit "Uncle Charley" and "Aunt Anna" Schandel. Anna was in bed so they didn't see her. Charley and Anna's daughter Lydia lived with them at the time.^21,22 He appears in a group photo of Huebner brothers circa 1940?. He attended the funeral of Theodore J. Hübner.²³ Alfred Huebner was employed by William Anthony Huebner at Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.²⁴ Alfred John Huebner died on 18 March 1967 at Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, at age 61.^3,7,9 He was incorrectly reported as dying on 18 March 1967 at Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^1,25,26,27 He was buried at Hitterdal, Clay County, Minnesota.^26,3 The funeral for Alfred John Huebner was held at St. John Episcopal Church According to his obituary, he died on Saturday and the funeral was held at 11 o'clock Tuesday at St. John Episcopal Church with Rev. Thomas W. Park officiating.³

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Ottilia Cicellia Huebner¹

Tillie Huebner. Photo in possession of Jim Huebner.

     Ottilia Cicellia Huebner also went by the nickname of Tillie.^1,2 She was born on 27 March 1907 at N. Dumont, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.^{1,3,4,5,6,7,8} She was christened at St. Mary's Church, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.⁹ Paul Andreas Huebner, brother of Tillie Huebner, died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^10,11,12 She appears in a group photo of the Theodore Huebner family circa 1915. She appears in a group photo of Huebners and Siegels around 1915-1916. Circa 1919 Tillie Huebner was photographed Alfred and Tillie. She was not quite twelve when her mother Amelia Schandel died on 6 January 1919.^{13,14,15,16,17,2} Circa 1922 Tillie Huebner was photographed. She appears in a group photo of the extended Huebner family circa 1924.¹⁸ She appears in a group photo of the Tedfords and Tillie's nieces circa 1924.¹⁹ In 1928 Ottilia was employed by Sand's Cafe at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota, as a waitress.²⁰ On 11 March 1930 Ottilia Cicellia Huebner married Todd Tedford, son of Robert Tedford and Abigail Kimball, at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.^1,3 Ottilia Cicellia Huebner attended the funeral of Theodore J. Hübner.²¹ In 1949 Ottilia was employed by La Fond's Cafe at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota, as a waitress.²²
     Ottilia Cicellia Huebner was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not attend.^{23,24,25,26,27}
     Ottilia Cicellia Huebner was invited to the wedding of Dolores Mae Lamb and Wayne Vincent Huebner on 25 June 1949 at the Glyndon Lutheran Church, Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota, but did not attend.^{23,24,25,26,27} Ottilia Cicellia Huebner was widowed when her husband Todd Tedford died on 22 November 1952 at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.^3,28 Ottilia Cicellia Huebner appears in a group photo of Anthony "Bud" Huebner and his sisters-in-law at a reunion circa 1976. She was incorrectly reported as dying on 20 August 1977.²⁹ She died on 30 August 1977 at Minneapolis, Minnesota, at age 70.^3,30 She was also reported to have died on 30 August 1977 at Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota, of cancer.³¹ She was buried at French Cemetery, Little Falls, Morrison County, Minnesota.^3,31

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Fredrick Theodore Huebner¹

     Fredrick Theodore Huebner was born on 12 December 1908 at Felton, Spring Prairie Township, near Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.^1,2,3,4,5 He appears in a group photo of the younger Huebner boys circa 1914?. Paul Andreas Huebner, brother of Fritz Huebner, died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^6,7,8 He appears in a group photo of the Theodore Huebner family circa 1915. He appears in a group photo of Huebners and Siegels around 1915-1916. He appears in a group photo of in front of the Christmas tree circa 1916. He appears in a group photo of Huebner kids and perhaps others circa 1916?. He was barely ten when his mother Amelia Schandel died on 6 January 1919.^{9,10,11,12,13,14} Fredrick Theodore Huebner and Marjorie Elizabeth Burns were also reported married on 9 May 1939 at Clay County, Minnesota.¹⁵ On 9 May 1939 Fredrick Theodore Huebner married Marjorie Elizabeth Burns, daughter of John P. Burns and Julia Agatha Roach, at Frazee, Minnesota.^1,2,16

     When Grandma Burns died, there was tremendous arguing between Fritz's family and Ted's family over how to divide up her family photos, which were kept in an old trunk. Finally Fritz picked up the trunk, took it down to the river, and burned it to put an end to the fighting.¹⁷

Fredrick Theodore Huebner died on 1 July 1960 at Hawley, Clay County, Minnesota, at age 51.^{1,18,19,20,21,22} He was incorrectly reported as dying on 1 July 1961 at Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.² He was buried at Lake Park, Becker County, Minnesota.²

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Theodore Edward Huebner¹

Ted Huebner (Photo in possession of Jim Huebner.)

     Theodore Edward Huebner also went by the nickname of Ted.¹ He was born on 22 August 1910 at Averill, Spring Prairie Township, near Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota.^1,2,3,4,5,6 He appears in a group photo of the younger Huebner boys circa 1914?. Paul Andreas Huebner, brother of Ted Huebner, died on 15 December 1914 at the ravine at the corner of Second Ave. and Ninth St. north, Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota.^7,8,9 He appears in a group photo of Huebners and Siegels around 1915-1916. He appears in a group photo of in front of the Christmas tree circa 1916. He appears in a group photo of Huebner kids and perhaps others circa 1916?. He appears in a group photo of extended family circa 1918. He was eight when his mother Amelia Schandel died on 6 January 1919.^{10,11,12,13,14,15} On 18 June 1930 Theodore Edward Huebner married Rosella Elizabeth Burns, daughter of John P. Burns and Julia Agatha Roach, at Georgetown, Clay County, Minnesota.^1,2,16 In 1939 Theodore was a house carpenter employed 24 weeks of the year with an income of $180.¹⁷ He appears in a group photo of Huebner brothers circa 1940?. He appears in a group photo of Huebner men circa 1945?.

     When Grandma Burns died, there was tremendous arguing between Fritz's family and Ted's family over how to divide up her family photos, which were kept in an old trunk. Finally Fritz picked up the trunk, took it down to the river, and burned it to put an end to the fighting.¹⁸

Between 1956 and 1977 Theodore was employed by LaVold & McDonald as a carpenter, if he was the "Thos" Huebner listed in the city directory.¹⁹ Circa 1958 Ted Huebner was photographed together. He died on 16 June 1977 at Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota, at age 66.^1,20,2,6 He was buried at Lake Park, Becker County, Minnesota.²