On Dec. 8, 1868 Albertina Petersdtr moved from Elmedahl to Carlskrona.
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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 > 1 family 14 August 36, Albertina 35, Carl L 12, Amanda A 11, Nellie A 8, Emel J 5, Hulda J 3
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1895 Census June 12 Meeker Collinwood page 27 Family 208 - August 46, Albertina 45, Carl L 23, Amanda 21, Nelley 19, Emil 15, Hulda 13, Oscar 11, Jenney 7, Otto 3
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1900 June 2 US Census Meeker Collinwood District 100 page 2 Family 11 - August 52, Albertina 51, Emil 19, Hulda J 18, Oscar 15, Jennie 12, Oto 8; Albertina has borne 8 children, 8 living.
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1905 June 1 MN Census Meeker Collinwood page 33 Family 20 - August 57, Albertina 55, Oscar 20, Jennie 17, Otto 13
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1910 May 6 US Census Meeker Collinwood District 83 page 24 Family 217 - August L 62, Albertina 60 (married 39 yr), Charley L 38, Oscar W 24, Jenny L 21, Otto A 18; Albertina has borne 8 children, 7 living. August has been in the state 23 yr, in this district 19 yr
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Obituary Dassel Dispatch 2-20-1919
 
After a short illness of influenza and pneumonia, the death of Mrs. August Nyberg occurred at the old family home in Collinwood on Feb. 11th, at the age of 70 years. All of the children were at her bedside when the end came.
 
Deceased was born in Sweden on March 25, 1849, and came to this country with her parents when she was about 19 years of age. She was married about four years later, and for a short time made her home in Duluth. Later she and her husband came to Meeker County and purchased the farm about four miles south of town, where they have made their home ever since. More than forty years have the family lived on the old place and taken an active and most energetic part in the upbuilding and improvement of the community. There are six children living, as follows: Carl, Amanda Larson, Nellie Redmir, Oscar, Jennie and Otto. There are seven grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Gustav Bergquist, and a brother, Oscar Peterson.
 
Deceased was an active member of the Lutheran church, and the services were held at the local church Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev. J. I. Bergstrand, who spoke in Swedish. Rev. C. O. Bergquist, a nephew of the deceased, spoke in English.
 
Deceased was a lady who has been very active all of her life and bore the trials and vicissitudes of early pioneer days with cheerfulness and patience. Those who knew her best loved her most and she enjoyed the friendship of a large circle of friends.
 
Those from away who were present at the funeral were John Peterson of Atwater, Mrs. Frans Larson and Mrs. Frank Anderson of Minneapolis, Mrs. Emil Nyberg and daughter of St. Paul.
 
The sympathy of the community is extended thru The Dispatch to the bereaved children.
 
She was laid to rest in the family plot in the Steelesville Cemetery. Blessed be her memory.

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Family Members
Parents
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Peter Magnus Karlson
1816–1896
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Katarina Kari Magni-dotter Karlson
1817–1886

Spouse
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August Leopold Nyberg
1847–1911 (m. 1870)

Siblings
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Anna Louisa Peterson Bergquist
1840–1919
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Frank Johan G Peterson
1844–1913
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Emma Carolina Peterson Adlerbjelke
1853–1909
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Oscar Peterson
1855–1928

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