PIONEER OBITUARIES

 

NAMES OF MT. PLEASANT INDIAN WAR VETRANS WHO HAVE MADE APPLICATION FOR STATE MEDALS

Home of Peter Henry Madsen and wife Susana Elizabeth McClenahan ~~~ Researched and Compiled by Tudy Barentsen Standlee

Judy Malkiewicz of Mackay,  Idaho has sent us a number of her grandmother's photos in the past.  She promised us more in the future.  However, she was recently diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a cancer of the bone marrow plasma cells with no known cure.  She is undergoing treatment in Colorado.  She has two websites of her own.  One tells of her battle with multiple myeloma: http://jmmultiplemyeloma.blogspot.com.  The other tells us of the "goings on" in Mackay Idaho, where she now lives and where her grandmother moved to after leaving Mt. Pleasant: http://mackayidaho1.blogspot.com/ . We will be posting a few of the photos she has shared over the next few days.   We wish Judy all the best in her battle against multiple myeloma. Many thanks to Judy for thinking of us at this critical time in her own life.   

My grandmother, Hazel Theora (Jensen) Anderson Lundberg, was born January 22, 1889  in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. She grew up in Mt. Pleasant and married a man also born in Mt. Pleasant, Maple Henning Lundberg (the son of Dr. August Lundberg - Dentist). They left Mt. Pleasant in 1917 and moved to Mackay, Idaho where they both died (he in 1934 and she in 1985). In my grandmother's things, I have a number of old Mt. Pleasant photos, obituaries, etc - most are   labeled. 

 Edna Frandsen, a friend of Hazel  Anderson Lundberg

Mr. and Mrs. Ole Arilson, friends of  Hannah Persson Jensen Anderson

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Friend of  Hannah Persson Anderson's Dressmaker
Taken at Howarth, Salt Lake City

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Hannah Persson Jensen Anderson Dressmaker's husband
taken at Howarth, Salt Lake City

 Harry Erickson Family
Tessa and Harry Larsen (?)
Sister to  Berkley Larsen, Lt. Governor of Idaho

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Friend of Hazel Anderson Lundberg

Photos From Our Archives ~ Mr. and Mrs. Ole Arilson

We will be sharing some of the photos from our vast archives at the Relic Home.  Some of these photos  don't accompany histories.  If you have a history or family information concerning some of these photos, please share them with us.   Any help you can give us will be much appreciated by the Relic Home and also family members.

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