1880 Collinwood Twp Census p. 14 line 45 Family 143 - August 32, Albertina 31, Charles 8, Manda A 6, Nellie A 3, Emil Julius 11mo (born July 1879)
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Census 1885 > Meeker > Collinwood > page 1 family 14 August 36, Albertina 35, Carl L 12, Amanda A 11, Nellie A 8, Emel J 5, Hulda J 3. All children born in MN
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1900 Census Meeker Collinwood page 2 of 20 line 1 August 52, Albertina 51, Emil J 20, Hulda J 18, Oscar 15, Jennie 12, Otto 8
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1905 Census 1905 > Meeker > Collinwood > 33 line 20 August 57, Albertina 55, Oscar 20, Jennie 18, Otto 13
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1910 Census Collinwood p24 line 64 August L 62, Albertina 60, Charley L 38, Oscar W 24, Jenny L 21, Otto S 18
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Discrepancy between death date on gravestone and in the First Luth Gethsemane records. Gravestone has 10 Sep 1910, Church has 12 Dec 1910 and the funeral 16 Dec 1910.
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Obituary Dassel Anchor 9-21-1911

After a lingering sickness which has confined him to his bed for over a year, Mr. August Nyberg, one of the oldest and highly esteemed settlers of Collinwood, passed peacefully away on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 10th.

The funeral which took place on Tuesday afternoon was conducted by Rev. S. V. Soderman and was attended by a large number of friends of the deceased. Services having been conducted both at the home and at church. The remains were taken to Steelesville Cemetery and there laid to rest.

Mr. Nyberg was born in Sweden, 64 years ago, and while a young man set sail for the land in the west. His first years in this country were spent at Duluth, Minn., where the lumbering industry afforded him employment. But after some time a financial depression made itself felt in that city and Mr. Nyberg decided to take up farming. He now came to Dassel and in a short time had selected the spot which became his home during the rest of his days.

In marriage Mr. Nyberg was united with Albertina Peterson with whom he has been blessed with a family of eight children all of whom are living except one.

In disposition the dead was agreeable and cheerful and succeeded everywhere in making friends. He was a member of the Swedish Lutheran church and as such was active and respected by all.

Although his death was not unexpected and although it must be looked upon as an exchanging of suffering for rest, there will still be left in that home a vacant chair. The memory of husband and father will long linger in the sacred shrine of the family hearthstone.

The Anchor wished to extend its heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved ones in this, their hour of deep affliction.

Family Members
Spouse
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Albertina Peterson Nyberg
1849–1919 (m. 1870)

Children
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Carl Leopold Nyberg
1871–1953
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Amanda Amalia Nyberg Archibald
1873–1954
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Nellie Augusta Nyberg Redmer
1876–1940
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Emil Julius Nyberg
1879–1917
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Hulda Josephina Nyberg
1882–1902
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Oscar William Nyberg
1885–1955
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Jennie Louisa Nyberg Klarquist
1888–1935
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Otto Sigfrid Nyberg
1891–1964