Emil William Lindstrom - Revision history

Jim.lindstrom at 11:26, 3 October 2011

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	\| name = Emil Willjam Lindstrom		\| name = Emil Willjam Lindstrom
	\| birth_date = {{birthdate\|1884\|4\|8}}<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>		\| birth_date = {{birthdate\|1884\|4\|8}}<ref>Source conflict: [[Lindstrom Book]] lists 4/8/1884. [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=1&msT=1&gss=angs-g&gsfn=Emil+William&gsln=Lindstrom&msbdy=1884&msbpn__ftp=Phelps+County%2c+Nebraska%2c+USA&msbpn=2340&msbpn_PInfo=7-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3248%7c30%7c0%7c2340%7c0%7c0%7c&msddy=1960&msdpn__ftp=Nebraska%2c+USA&msdpn=30&msdpn_PInfo=5-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3248%7c30%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c&msfng0=gustaf&msfns0=lindstrom&cpxt=0&catBucket=rstp&uidh=uv6&cp=0&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=32286415&db=WW1draft&indiv=1 WWI Draft Card] lists May 19, 1883</ref>
	\| birth_place = Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>		\| birth_place = Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>
	\| death_date = {{dda\|1960\|11\|24\|1884\|4\|8}}<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>		\| death_date = {{dda\|1960\|11\|24\|1884\|4\|8}}<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>
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	\| From Lindstrom Book: "Emil Lindstrom's Two Cylinder REO, John E. Carlson at the steering wheel. Emil and Carl Olsen ready for a ride. When the Homestead was sold, the Barn in the background was torn down and some of the Lumber became part of the new Home that Larry Lindstrom built in the same Section."		\| From Lindstrom Book: "Emil Lindstrom's Two Cylinder REO, John E. Carlson at the steering wheel. Emil and Carl Olsen ready for a ride. When the Homestead was sold, the Barn in the background was torn down and some of the Lumber became part of the new Home that Larry Lindstrom built in the same Section."
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			\| Emil's WWI Draft Card (front) \|\| Emil's WWI Draft Card (back)
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			== Historical Records ==

			* Emil registered for the [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=1&msT=1&gss=angs-g&gsfn=Emil+William&gsln=Lindstrom&msbdy=1884&msbpn__ftp=Phelps+County%2c+Nebraska%2c+USA&msbpn=2340&msbpn_PInfo=7-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3248%7c30%7c0%7c2340%7c0%7c0%7c&msddy=1960&msdpn__ftp=Nebraska%2c+USA&msdpn=30&msdpn_PInfo=5-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3248%7c30%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c&msfng0=gustaf&msfns0=lindstrom&cpxt=0&catBucket=rstp&uidh=uv6&cp=0&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=32286415&db=WW1draft&indiv=1 WWI Draft] on September 12, 1918.
			* Emil (age 36) lives with his brother's family (August E Lindstrom, wife Anna Lindstrom and children Kenneth and Morris) in Center, Phelps, Nebraska in the [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1920usfedcen&h=107466799&indiv=try&o_vc=Record:OtherRecord&rhSource=6482 1920 Federal Census]
			* Emil (age 45) lives alone in Center, Phelps, Nebraska in the [http://search.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6224&iid=NET626_1289-0920&fn=Emil&ln=Lindstrom&st=r&ssrc=&pid=107584827 1930 Federal Census]

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Elindstr at 03:03, 3 October 2011

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	Emil Wiljam Lindstrom the sixth son of Gustaf and Johanna was born in Phelps County, presumably the first one to be in the new Soddy.		Emil Wiljam Lindstrom the sixth son of Gustaf and Johanna was born in Phelps County, presumably the first one to be in the new Soddy.

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	Emil never married, he and his brother [[August Edvall Lindstrom\|August]] were in partnership in the operation of the Old Homestead and were the last of the Lindstroms to live there.		Emil never married, he and his brother [[August Edvall Lindstrom\|August]] were in partnership in the operation of the Old Homestead and were the last of the Lindstroms to live there.

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	Emil and his younger brother August Edvall took over the farming of the Homestead after we moved to the Ranch, I will continue their story more or less together, Grandma and Emil still lived in the Old Soddy and when August got married to Anna Carlson, Nov. 12, 1912, they moved in to the frame house where we used to live. When Uncle Charlie built the new house where Aline Lindstrom now lives, the built on kitchen of the old house was moved to the Homestead and was placed a little West and North of the Square Frame House but still a little distance South of the Soddy and became Uncle Emil's home, Grandma, moved in with Uncle August and Aunt Anna, the Old Soddy had finally give up as a home, the West wall was removed and a double door was put in and it was used as a garage for some time.		Emil and his younger brother August Edvall took over the farming of the Homestead after we moved to the Ranch, I will continue their story more or less together, Grandma and Emil still lived in the Old Soddy and when August got married to Anna Carlson, Nov. 12, 1912, they moved in to the frame house where we used to live. When Uncle Charlie built the new house where Aline Lindstrom now lives, the built on kitchen of the old house was moved to the Homestead and was placed a little West and North of the Square Frame House but still a little distance South of the Soddy and became Uncle Emil's home, Grandma, moved in with Uncle August and Aunt Anna, the Old Soddy had finally give up as a home, the West wall was removed and a double door was put in and it was used as a garage for some time.

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	Quite by nature, he was very interested in the machine age, I think he had the first Threshing machine in the Lindstrom relation, I am not sure but I think the Steam Engine was an Advance return Flue and the Separator was a Buffalo Pitch, Emil nick named the Engine 'Alice,' I think it was his one and only Love because he never married.		Quite by nature, he was very interested in the machine age, I think he had the first Threshing machine in the Lindstrom relation, I am not sure but I think the Steam Engine was an Advance return Flue and the Separator was a Buffalo Pitch, Emil nick named the Engine 'Alice,' I think it was his one and only Love because he never married.

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	The large Steam Threshing rigs were soon on the way out, and were replaced with smaller machines, that were powered by farm tractors, some times two or three neighbors would buy one together, that way they had their own crew and would not have to wait until late in the fall for their turn.		The large Steam Threshing rigs were soon on the way out, and were replaced with smaller machines, that were powered by farm tractors, some times two or three neighbors would buy one together, that way they had their own crew and would not have to wait until late in the fall for their turn.

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	I have mentioned before that there were lean years following World War 1 due to the Economy and Drought. Uncle Emil took a job with the County Road Dept., during the 30's and continued with that until his retirement.		I have mentioned before that there were lean years following World War 1 due to the Economy and Drought. Uncle Emil took a job with the County Road Dept., during the 30's and continued with that until his retirement.

	Kenneth followed in his Uncle Emil's foot steps and never married, he took over Emil's county job when Emil retired and continued to work at that until he was forced to quit because of health reasons.		Kenneth followed in his Uncle Emil's foot steps and never married, he took over Emil's county job when Emil retired and continued to work at that until he was forced to quit because of health reasons.

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	I always enjoyed working for or with Uncle Emil, I remember one time I was, maybe 16 years old, Uncle Emil offered me a job to be "Water Monkey," the job entailed keeping his Steam Engine supplied with Water and Coal, I was in 'Seventh Heaven' partly because I was 'nuts' about Steam Engines and because I was going to be a part of the Threshing Crew, Dad said that I could take the Mules to pull the tank wagon.		I always enjoyed working for or with Uncle Emil, I remember one time I was, maybe 16 years old, Uncle Emil offered me a job to be "Water Monkey," the job entailed keeping his Steam Engine supplied with Water and Coal, I was in 'Seventh Heaven' partly because I was 'nuts' about Steam Engines and because I was going to be a part of the Threshing Crew, Dad said that I could take the Mules to pull the tank wagon.

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 == Entry in [[Lindstrom Book]] ==
 Emil never married, he and his brother [[August Edvall Lindstrom|August]] were in partnership in the operation of the Old Homestead and were the last of the Lindstroms to live there.
 == Photos ==

Jim.lindstrom at 01:23, 3 October 2011

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	\| From [[Lindstrom Book]]: "While we lived in this Home the addition had been added to the East, so when we moved to the Ranch South of the Platte River, Uncle August and Grandma Johanna moved into it, then when August got married it became their Home. Grandma Johanna lived with them until she died Nov 6, 1916. This picture was taken in 1918, left-to-right, Alma Lindstrom, Emil Lindstrom, Elmer Lindstrom, Morris Lindstrom, Anna Lindstrom, Robert Lindstrom, Kenneth Lindstrom, Roy Lindstrom, and August Lindstrom. \|\| From [[Lindstrom Book]]: "Emil Lindstrom threshing Barley for us with his Return Flue Steam Engine and Buffalo Pitch Separator."		\| From [[Lindstrom Book]]: "While we lived in this Home the addition had been added to the East, so when we moved to the Ranch South of the Platte River, Uncle August and Grandma Johanna moved into it, then when August got married it became their Home. Grandma Johanna lived with them until she died Nov 6, 1916. This picture was taken in 1918, left-to-right, Alma Lindstrom, Emil Lindstrom, Elmer Lindstrom, Morris Lindstrom, Anna Lindstrom, Robert Lindstrom, Kenneth Lindstrom, Roy Lindstrom, and August Lindstrom. \|\| From [[Lindstrom Book]]: "Emil Lindstrom threshing Barley for us with his Return Flue Steam Engine and Buffalo Pitch Separator."
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			\| From Lindstrom Book: "Emil Lindstrom's Two Cylinder REO, John E. Carlson at the steering wheel. Emil and Carl Olsen ready for a ride. When the Homestead was sold, the Barn in the background was torn down and some of the Lumber became part of the new Home that Larry Lindstrom built in the same Section."
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

			[[Category:Residents of Moses Hill Cemetery]]

Elindstr at 01:09, 3 October 2011

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	\| birth_place = Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>		\| birth_place = Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>
	\| death_date = {{dda\|1960\|11\|24\|1884\|4\|8}}<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>		\| death_date = {{dda\|1960\|11\|24\|1884\|4\|8}}<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>
	\| resting_place = Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>~~[[Lindstrom Book]]~~</ref>		\| resting_place = [[Moses Hill Cemetery]], Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=41309773</ref>
	\| spouse =		\| spouse =
	\| children =		\| children =

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| image =
| name = Emil Willjam Lindstrom
| birth_date = {{birthdate|1884|4|8}}<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>
| birth_place = Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>
| death_date = {{dda|1960|11|24|1884|4|8}}<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>
| resting_place = Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>
| spouse =
| children =
| parents = [[Gustaf Lindstrom]]<br />[[Johanna Christina Carlsdotter]]<ref>[[Lindstrom Book]]</ref>
| relatives =
| residence =
}}

== Entry in [[Lindstrom Book]] ==

Emil never married, he and his brother [[August Edvall Lindstrom|August]] were in partnership in the operation of the Old Homestead and were the last of the Lindstroms to live there.

== Photos ==

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| [[Image:Lindstroms 1918.png|350px]] || [[Image:Emil Lindstrom threshing barley.png|350px]]
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| From [[Lindstrom Book]]: "While we lived in this Home the addition had been added to the East, so when we moved to the Ranch South of the Platte River, Uncle August and Grandma Johanna moved into it, then when August got married it became their Home. Grandma Johanna lived with them until she died Nov 6, 1916. This picture was taken in 1918, left-to-right, Alma Lindstrom, Emil Lindstrom, Elmer Lindstrom, Morris Lindstrom, Anna Lindstrom, Robert Lindstrom, Kenneth Lindstrom, Roy Lindstrom, and August Lindstrom. || From [[Lindstrom Book]]: "Emil Lindstrom threshing Barley for us with his Return Flue Steam Engine and Buffalo Pitch Separator."
|}

== Notes ==
{{Reflist}}