Wilhelmina Hedell - Revision history

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			[[Category:Residents of Moses Hill Cemetery]]

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	\| resting_place = [[Moses Hill Cemetery]], Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Lindstrom&GSiman=1&GSst=31&GSsr=81&GRid=14474343&</ref>		\| resting_place = [[Moses Hill Cemetery]], Phelps County, Nebraska<ref>http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Lindstrom&GSiman=1&GSst=31&GSsr=81&GRid=14474343&</ref>
	\| spouse = {{marriage\|[[Carl Gustav Lindstrom]]\|August 8, 1895\|February 12, 1924}}		\| spouse = {{marriage\|[[Carl Gustav Lindstrom]]\|August 8, 1895\|February 12, 1924}}
	\| children = [[Lulu Wilhemina Lindstrom]]<br />[[Harry Lindstrom]]<br />[[Sidney Alfred Lindstrom]]<br />[[George Delphin Lindstrom]]<br />[[Margaret Lindstrom]]		\| children = [[Lulu Wilhemina Lindstrom]]<br />[[Harry Ferdinand Lindstrom]]<br />[[Sidney Alfred Lindstrom]]<br />[[George Delphin Lindstrom]]<br />[[Margaret Lindstrom]]
	\| residence = {{lived_at\|Eggebylund, Skärkind, Sweden\|1871\|1889}}<br />{{lived_at\|Seattle, Washington\|1889\|c. 1890}}<br />{{lived_at\|Holdrege, Nebraska\|c. 1890\|}}		\| residence = {{lived_at\|Eggebylund, Skärkind, Sweden\|1871\|1889}}<br />{{lived_at\|Seattle, Washington\|1889\|c. 1890}}<br />{{lived_at\|Holdrege, Nebraska\|c. 1890\|}}
	\| parents = [[Johan Fredrik Hedell]]<br />[[Carolina Wilhelmina Carlsdotter]]<ref>http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828</ref>		\| parents = [[Johan Fredrik Hedell]]<br />[[Carolina Wilhelmina Carlsdotter]]<ref>http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828</ref>

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	== ~~To do~~ ==		== Minnie's birthplace ==

	~~Jörgen Hedell recently sent 3 documents~~ to ~~review and integrate:~~		According to [[Jörgen Karlsson-Hedell (1950)\|Jörgen Hedell]], Minnie was born in Eggebylund in a little cottage, and the cottage is still used by Hedells in the summer.<ref>Email from [[Jörgen Karlsson-Hedell (1950)\|Jörgen Hedell]] to [[James Brian Lindstrom]] on 1/10/2011</ref>
	* [[~~:File:Smallpox.jpeg~~]] ~~- New York Times article from June 7~~, ~~1868 describing how several Hedell emigrants contracted Smallpox during their voyage~~ and ~~were hospitalized and/or died~~.
	* [[~~:File:Hedell1.jpeg~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~:File:Hedell2.jpeg~~]] ~~- two family trees showing the relationships of Hedells and Lindstroms~~

	== Biography of Minnie by her Daughter<ref>[http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828 From Phelps County Nebraska History – 1873 – 1980, published in 1981 by the Phelps County Historical Society]</ref> ==		== Biography of Minnie by her Daughter<ref>[http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828 From Phelps County Nebraska History – 1873 – 1980, published in 1981 by the Phelps County Historical Society]</ref> ==
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	* 1888: [[Peter Emanuel Hedell]] left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York		* 1888: [[Peter Emanuel Hedell]] left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York
	* 1889: Augusta Wilhelmina Hedell left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York		* 1889: Augusta Wilhelmina Hedell left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York

			(Many of Minnie's aunts and uncles also came to the US, starting in 1868.)

	== Historical Records ==		== Historical Records ==

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			== To do ==

			Jörgen Hedell recently sent 3 documents to review and integrate:
			* [[:File:Smallpox.jpeg]] - New York Times article from June 7, 1868 describing how several Hedell emigrants contracted Smallpox during their voyage and were hospitalized and/or died.
			* [[:File:Hedell1.jpeg]] and [[:File:Hedell2.jpeg]] - two family trees showing the relationships of Hedells and Lindstroms

	== Biography of Minnie by her Daughter<ref>[http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828 From Phelps County Nebraska History – 1873 – 1980, published in 1981 by the Phelps County Historical Society]</ref> ==		== Biography of Minnie by her Daughter<ref>[http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828 From Phelps County Nebraska History – 1873 – 1980, published in 1981 by the Phelps County Historical Society]</ref> ==

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			* Charlie (age 27) and Minnie (age 23) [https://www.familysearch.org/search/recordDetails/show?uri=https://api.familysearch.org/records/pal:/MM9.1.r/MTPL-JXT/p4 were married] on Aug 8, 1895 in Phelps County, Nebraska. The location of the wedding is listed as "the groom's residence". (Interestingly the parents' names are somewhat mangled. Charles' mothers name is given as "Johanna Karlson"; Minnie's mother's name is "Cathrin Karlson".)
	* Charlie (age 32) and Minnie A (age 29) live with children Lola W (age 4), Harry F (age 3), and Sidney A (age 1) in Center, Phelps, Nebraska in the [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1900usfedcen&h=32819721&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt&ssrc=pt_t7281717_p-563005842_kpidz0q3d-563005842z0q26pgz0q3d32768z0q26pgPLz0q3dpid 1900 Federal Census]		* Charlie (age 32) and Minnie A (age 29) live with children Lola W (age 4), Harry F (age 3), and Sidney A (age 1) in Center, Phelps, Nebraska in the [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1900usfedcen&h=32819721&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt&ssrc=pt_t7281717_p-563005842_kpidz0q3d-563005842z0q26pgz0q3d32768z0q26pgPLz0q3dpid 1900 Federal Census]
	*A [[:File:Center township.png\|1903 Atlas of Center Township]], Nebraska shows the location of Carl's plot, directly south of Gustaf's plot		*A [[:File:Center township.png\|1903 Atlas of Center Township]], Nebraska shows the location of Carl's plot, directly south of Gustaf's plot

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	\| spouse = {{marriage\|[[Carl Gustav Lindstrom]]\|August 8, 1895\|February 12, 1924}}		\| spouse = {{marriage\|[[Carl Gustav Lindstrom]]\|August 8, 1895\|February 12, 1924}}
	\| children = [[Lulu Wilhemina Lindstrom]]<br />[[Harry Lindstrom]]<br />[[Sidney Alfred Lindstrom]]<br />[[George Delphin Lindstrom]]<br />[[Margaret Lindstrom]]		\| children = [[Lulu Wilhemina Lindstrom]]<br />[[Harry Lindstrom]]<br />[[Sidney Alfred Lindstrom]]<br />[[George Delphin Lindstrom]]<br />[[Margaret Lindstrom]]
	\| residence =		\| residence = {{lived_at\|Eggebylund, Skärkind, Sweden\|1871\|1889}}<br />{{lived_at\|Seattle, Washington\|1889\|c. 1890}}<br />{{lived_at\|Holdrege, Nebraska\|c. 1890\|}}
	\| parents = [[Johan Fredrik Hedell]]<br />[[Carolina Wilhelmina Carlsdotter]]<ref>http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828</ref>		\| parents = [[Johan Fredrik Hedell]]<br />[[Carolina Wilhelmina Carlsdotter]]<ref>http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828</ref>
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	[[File:Charlie and minnie.png\|thumb\|left]]		[[File:Charlie and minnie.png\|thumb\|left]]

	This story is about my parents, Charles and Minnie Lindstrom, and the early days of their life in Phelps County. My Mother and Father were born in Sweden; Mother in Lindskoping on February 19, 1870, and Father in Stockholm, on January 21, 1868. They, like many immigrants, arrived in the 1880s to this new country.		This story is about my parents, [[Carl Gustav Lindstrom\|Charles]] and Minnie Lindstrom, and the early days of their life in Phelps County. My Mother and Father were born in Sweden; Mother in Lindskoping on February 19, 1870, and [[Carl Gustav Lindstrom\|Father]] in Stockholm, on January 21, 1868. They, like many immigrants, arrived in the 1880s to this new country.

	My Mother (Augusta Wilhelmena Hedell) renamed herself as Minnie, traveled by ship alone, at the age of 19, to New York. She then went to Seattle, where she was employed as a maid for a year. She came to Phelps County to visit her two brothers, John and David Hedell, who had preceded her. She met my father (Carl Gustuve Lindstrom, known as Charles, at a friend’s home. He had come at the age of 15 with his parents, Gustuve and Johanna Lindstrom and family to Phelps County in the 1800s. They were married August 8, 1894. They settled on a farm, a homestead my father had bought. The Lindstrom homestead is still in that name.		My Mother (Augusta Wilhelmena Hedell) renamed herself as Minnie, traveled by ship alone, at the age of 19, to New York. She then went to Seattle, where she was employed as a maid for a year. She came to Phelps County to visit her two brothers, [[Johan Alfred Hedell\|John]] and [[Carl David Hedell\|David Hedell]], who had preceded her. She met my father (Carl Gustuve Lindstrom, known as Charles, at a friend’s home. He had come at the age of 15 with his parents, [[Gustaf Lindstrom\|Gustuve]] and [[Johanna Christina Carlsdotter\|Johanna Lindstrom]] and family to Phelps County in the 1800s. They were married August 8, 1894. They settled on a farm, a homestead my father had bought. The Lindstrom homestead is still in that name.

	Hard times were endured during those early years. Storms, grasshoppers, drought, and poverty, and many sacrifices were experienced, but their dauntless courage never failed – in hopes to establish a home for themselves, and the family to come. My father helped start many civic projects. He became the director of Snowball District 66 school, duties which he fulfilled until his death, in 1924. The teacher boarded in our home all my school years.		Hard times were endured during those early years. Storms, grasshoppers, drought, and poverty, and many sacrifices were experienced, but their dauntless courage never failed – in hopes to establish a home for themselves, and the family to come. My father helped start many civic projects. He became the director of Snowball District 66 school, duties which he fulfilled until his death, in 1924. The teacher boarded in our home all my school years.

	Five children were born (three sons and two daughters). The oldest child, Lulu Wilhelmina, born September 5, 1895, married a young farmer, Verne Larson of Loomis. The first son of the Lindstrom family was Harry Ferinand, who became an asset to his parents on the farm. He married Leona Skoog, a daughter of a pioneer family near Holdrege. Sidney Alfred, born February 28, 1899, helped expand the growing farm. He met Alice Polhemus, a teacher in the home school. They were married, and moved to one of the farms. George Delphin, born June 15, 1906, married Aline Vaughn, and they became the second generation to live on the Lindstrom homestead. A daughter Margaret Teresa, born May 23, 1910, completed the family. She graduated from Holdrege High School and taught in a rural school two years. She married Milton Carlson, a farmer, May 7, 1930, and they moved to the former John Dahlstrom homestead, purchased by Milton’s father, Joseph Carlson. This is one of the first homesteads in Phelps County, and recorded as such.		Five children were born (three sons and two daughters). The oldest child, [[Lulu Wilhemina Lindstrom\|Lulu Wilhelmina]], born September 5, 1895, married a young farmer, Verne Larson of Loomis. The first son of the Lindstrom family was [[Harry Lindstrom\|Harry Ferinand]], who became an asset to his parents on the farm. He married Leona Skoog, a daughter of a pioneer family near Holdrege. [[Sidney Alfred Lindstrom\|Sidney Alfred]], born February 28, 1899, helped expand the growing farm. He met Alice Polhemus, a teacher in the home school. They were married, and moved to one of the farms. [[George Delphin Lindstrom\|George Delphin]], born June 15, 1906, married Aline Vaughn, and they became the second generation to live on the Lindstrom homestead. A daughter [[Margaret Lindstrom\|Margaret Teresa]], born May 23, 1910, completed the family. She graduated from Holdrege High School and taught in a rural school two years. She married Milton Carlson, a farmer, May 7, 1930, and they moved to the former John Dahlstrom homestead, purchased by Milton’s father, Joseph Carlson. This is one of the first homesteads in Phelps County, and recorded as such.

	To this union, was born four children: Stuart Milton, Lois Elaine, Stanley Dale, and Susan Anne.		To this union, was born four children: Stuart Milton, Lois Elaine, Stanley Dale, and Susan Anne.

	Charles Lindstrom, while still quite young, died on February 12, 1924. Minnie, his faithful wife, lived to see great grandchildren, and died July 23, 1955, at the age of 84. My sister Lulu and her husband Verne, and my brother Sidney have since died. My husband Milton died on October 25, 1977. All loved ones are buried at Moses Hill Cemetery, as are Milton’s parents, Joseph and Emma Carlson, and my grandparents, Gustuve and Johanna Lindstrom. I will always be proud of my Swedish heritage. (Margaret (Lindstrom) Carlson)		Charles Lindstrom, while still quite young, died on February 12, 1924. Minnie, his faithful wife, lived to see great grandchildren, and died July 23, 1955, at the age of 84. My sister Lulu and her husband Verne, and my brother Sidney have since died. My husband Milton died on October 25, 1977. All loved ones are buried at Moses Hill Cemetery, as are Milton’s parents, Joseph and Emma Carlson, and my grandparents, Gustuve and Johanna Lindstrom. I will always be proud of my Swedish heritage. -- [[Margaret Lindstrom\|Margaret (Lindstrom) Carlson]]

			([[User:Jim.lindstrom]]: The other sibling of Minnie's who immigrated to the US is [[Peter Emanuel Hedell]]. Peter immigrated a year before Minnie, and we know that he died in Seattle<ref>http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/fgs.asp?Individual=17827</ref>. Perhaps he was in Seattle in 1889 when Minnie lived there for a year, before she moved to Nebraska.)

	== Memory by [[Dean Randall Lindstrom\|Dean Lindstrom]] ==		== Memory by [[Dean Randall Lindstrom\|Dean Lindstrom]] ==

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	== ~~Immigration~~ ==		== Biography of Minnie by her Daughter<ref>[http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828 From Phelps County Nebraska History – 1873 – 1980, published in 1981 by the Phelps County Historical Society]</ref> ==

	~~Minnie was the 4th of her siblings to come to America:<ref>http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/fgs.asp?Family=5497</ref>~~		[[File:Charlie and minnie.png\|thumb\|left]]
	* 1884: [[~~Carl David Hedell]] left Gothenburg, Sweden~~ and ~~arrived in New York~~
	* 1887: [[Johan Alfred Hedell]] left ~~Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York~~
	* 1888: [[Peter Emanuel Hedell]] ~~left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York~~
	* 1889: Augusta Wilhelmina Hedell left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York

	== Biography of Minnie by her Daughter<ref>[http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/Default.asp?Page=FGS&Individual=17828 From Phelps County Nebraska History – 1873 – 1980, published in 1981 by the Phelps County Historical Society]~~</ref> ==~~

	This story is about my parents, Charles and Minnie Lindstrom, and the early days of their life in Phelps County. My Mother and Father were born in Sweden; Mother in Lindskoping on February 19, 1870, and Father in Stockholm, on January 21, 1868. They, like many immigrants, arrived in the 1880s to this new country.		This story is about my parents, Charles and Minnie Lindstrom, and the early days of their life in Phelps County. My Mother and Father were born in Sweden; Mother in Lindskoping on February 19, 1870, and Father in Stockholm, on January 21, 1868. They, like many immigrants, arrived in the 1880s to this new country.
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	According to [[Dean Randall Lindstrom]]: "I remember my grandmother, Minnie, very well. I was in high school sometime around 1950 when she died. I remember that Minnie's husband was always called Charles Lindstrom, but, his given name may have been Carl. My grandpa, Charles, died when my father, George, was a teenager in the 1920's, and before I was born in 1934. Charles and Minnie are buried in the Lindstrom family plot at Moses Hill cemetery northwest of Holdrege. Minnie's last name was Hedell before her marriage to Charles. She had a couple of brothers in Holdrege who I don't remember of ever meeting. Minnie and her brothers had a disagreement about something, and my dad, George, never communicated with his Hedell uncles or cousins. I don't know the names of Minnie's parents, and I don't know where they are buried."		According to [[Dean Randall Lindstrom]]: "I remember my grandmother, Minnie, very well. I was in high school sometime around 1950 when she died. I remember that Minnie's husband was always called Charles Lindstrom, but, his given name may have been Carl. My grandpa, Charles, died when my father, George, was a teenager in the 1920's, and before I was born in 1934. Charles and Minnie are buried in the Lindstrom family plot at Moses Hill cemetery northwest of Holdrege. Minnie's last name was Hedell before her marriage to Charles. She had a couple of brothers in Holdrege who I don't remember of ever meeting. Minnie and her brothers had a disagreement about something, and my dad, George, never communicated with his Hedell uncles or cousins. I don't know the names of Minnie's parents, and I don't know where they are buried."

	== ~~Photos~~ ==		== Immigration ==

	~~{\| class~~=~~"imageframe"~~		Minnie was the 4th of her siblings to come to America:<ref>http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/fgs.asp?Family=5497</ref>
	\| [[~~File~~:~~Charlie~~ and ~~minnie.png\|250px~~]]		* 1884: [[Carl David Hedell]] left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York
	\|}		* 1887: [[Johan Alfred Hedell]] left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York
			* 1888: [[Peter Emanuel Hedell]] left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York
			* 1889: Augusta Wilhelmina Hedell left Gothenburg, Sweden and arrived in New York

	== Historical Records ==		== Historical Records ==

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 * Charlie (age 42) and Minnie A (age 39) live with children Lula W (age 14), Harry F (age 13), Sidney A (age 11), and George D (age 3) in Center, Phelps, Nebraska in the [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=0&msT=1&gss=angs-g&gsfn=carl+charlie+gustav&gsln=lindstrom&msbdy=1868&msbpn__ftp=Sweden&msbpn=5216&msbpn_PInfo=3-|1652381|5216|&msddy=1924&msdpn__ftp=Phelps+County,+Nebraska,+USA&msdpn=2340&msdpn_PInfo=7-|1652393|2|3248|30|2340|&msfng0=gustaf&msfns0=lindstrom&msmng0=johanna&msmns0=lindstrom&uidh=uv6&mssng0=wilhelmina+minnie&mssns0=hedell&mscng0=george&mscns0=lindstrom&mscng1=lula&mscns1=lindstrom&mscng2=harry&mscns2=lindstrom&mscng3=margaret&mscns3=lindstrom&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=15658082&db=1910USCenIndex&indiv=1 1910 Federal Census].  Charlie's census listing is consecutive with his [[Johanna Christina Carlsdotter|mother]]'s, which indicates they are neighbors.  Minnie's immigration year is listed as 1888 (8 years after Charlie's).<ref>[[:File:Lindstroms1 nebraska 1910 census.JPG|1910 Nebraska Census]]</ref>
 * Charlie (age 52) and Augusta (age 49) live with children Harry F (age 21), Sidney A (age 19), George D (age 13), and Margaret T (age 9) in Center, Phelps, Nebraska in the [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1920usfedcen&h=107466800&indiv=try&o_vc=Record:OtherRecord&rhSource=7884 1920 Federal Census]
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			== Immigration ==

	Minnie was the 4th of her siblings to come to America:<ref>http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/fgs.asp?Family=5497</ref>		Minnie was the 4th of her siblings to come to America:<ref>http://genealogy.hollymillrun.com/fgs.asp?Family=5497</ref>