Family Tree of Steelesville Cemetery Burials - Person Sheet
Family Tree of Steelesville Cemetery Burials - Person Sheet
NameEmma Carolina Peterson 
Birth22 Jul 1853, Åseda, Kronoberg, Sweden
Death18 Apr 1909, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN
BurialSteelesville Cemetery, Dassel, Meeker, MN
FatherPeter Magnus Karlson (1816-1896)
MotherCatharina Kari Magni-Dotter (1818-1886)
Spouses
Birth4 Jul 1849, Elfsborgs Län Sweden
Death19 Jul 1892, Dassel, Meeker, MN
Burial22 Jul 1892, Steelesville Cemetery, Dassel, Meeker, MN
FatherLt Gustaf Carlsson Adlerbjelke (1798-1850)
MotherBaroness Carolina Christina Sparre (1803-1874)
Marriage16 Aug 1872, Duluth, St Louis Cty, MN
Notes for Emma Carolina Peterson
Emigration record: passage on Orion 12 May 1869 to Köpenhamn, ultimately New York
Emigration date (needs verification due to illegible handwriting) May 16, 1869
Sailed from SWE to US age 21, arrival in Hull, ENG, departed 29 May 1874 aboard Orlando
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Minnesota Territorial and State Censuses, 1849-1905
about Emma C Adlerelbuke
Name: Emma C Adlerelbuke
Census Date: 1 May 1875
County: St Louis
Locality: Rice Lake
Birth Location: Sweden
Gender: Female
Estimated birth year: abt 1854
Race: White
Line: 16
Roll: MNSC_15
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Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Dassel, Meeker, Minnesota;Roll: T624_694; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 86; Image: 965. Lines5,6,& 7 for Henry, Emma, and Nellie. They live in the area of Swan Lake. Henry's occupation is listed as selling implements, and Emma's is housekeeping.
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1883-1894
A new Dassel House was then built by J. H. Remick, Wm. Galiger, and John S. Larson. After it was completed, Larson sold his interest in the hotel and received in payment the east 25 feet of the property which has since that time been used in various lines of business.
These three prominent citizens of Dassel lived here until their death: J. H. Remick. September 21, 1911, age 81; Wm. Galiger, June 11, 1917, age 63, and John S. Larson, November 19, 1933, age 77.
From 1883 to 1904, the years of this historical review, it has had as its managers, Wm. Galiger, L. H. Rawson, William S. Coburn. H, W. Fearer, Frank H. Waterman, Emma Adlerbjelke, Rhoda A. Rawson, Carrie L. Rawson, and John Thompson, all running it with success and giving the best of service to its many customers.
It is now known as the Park Hotel and still giving the same good service.
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Name: Emma C. Adlerbjelke
Census Date: 1895
County: Kandiyohi
Locality: Atwater
Birth Location: Sweden
Gender: Female
Estimated birth year: abt 1854
Race: White
Line: 12
Roll: V290_72
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1895 MN>Kandiyohi>Atwater>p4>lines 27ff: Emma C. 41 proprietor of restaurant, Lillian E 17, Ammer 14
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1905 Census Kandiyohi>Genessee>13>Mrs. Emma C. Adlerbjelke 51, widow
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Montana > Madison > Brandon > District 53 > 4 line 86 Emma C Adlerbjelke age 46 a widow, listed as cook and boarder in the Fred Schultz home. Fred’s wife is Julia M, children Minnie M, Albert B, Frank R. Says she immigrated in 1870.
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1899 Emma and Ammey’s names appear on p. 17 in the Jan 29, 1899 edition of the Anaconda Standard, Anaconda MT. The entry states, “Mrs. E.C. Adlerbjelke and daughter, Miss Ammey, were in Virginia the first of the week, where they made arrangements to open a restaurant and confectionery stand about the 1st of March.”
https://www.newspapers.com/image/349136463/?terms=...erbjelke&match=1
1899 Emma and Ammey’s names appear on p. 17 in the Sept. 17, 1899 edition of the Anaconda Standard, Anaconda MT. The entry states, “Mrs. E.C. Adlerbjelke, who, with her daughter, Miss Anney [sic], has conducted the Home restaurant in this city for the past eight months, left for St. Paul, Minn., the first of the week.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/348020130/?terms=emma%20adlerbjelke&match=1
1900 Reported in the Butte Miner, Butte, MT page 16 of the May 6, 1900 edition, “Mrs. Adlerbjelke has returned from Minnesota, and will again reside in Sheridan.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/348415360/?terms=...erbjelke&match=1
1904 Reported on p.5 of the July 17, 1904 edition of the Anaconda Standard, Anaconda, MT: “Mrs. Adlerbjelke, who formerly was a resident of Sheridan, and her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larson, came over from Butte and spent Sunday with friends.” (The distance between the two cities is 55 miles.)
https://www.newspapers.com/image/349293018/?terms=adlerbjelke&match=1
1907 Emma’s name appears in the April 1, 1907 edition of the Butte Daily Post, Butte MT as an advertiser, also in the June 10, 1907 edition, same paper.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/348774965/?terms=...erbjelke&match=1
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In the Butte Miner, Butte, MT page 9 Want Ads of the June 10, 1907 edition, FOR SALE - CONFECTIONAERY store on Main street in good location for sale at a bargain. Simon Bank, room 1, 48 West Park. Was this Emma’s?
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Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002
about Emma C. Adlerbjelke
Name: Emma C. Adlerbjelke
Death Date: 18 Apr 1909
Death County: Hennepin
State file number: 016043
Certificate Number: 016043
Certificate Year: 1909
Record Number: 29410
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The death of Mrs. Adlerbjelke of Minneapolis occurred at her home in that city Sunday, resulting from an operation for cancer of the stomach with which she has been troubled for a long time. She was 56 years of age and was well known to many of our citizens. She is an aunt of Mrs. J. S. Larson of this village. The remains were brought to Dassel Monday evening and the interment took place at the Steelesville Cemetery Tuesday.
Obituary Dassel Anchor 4-22-1909
Emigration date (needs verification due to illegible handwriting) May 16, 1869
Sailed from SWE to US age 21, arrival in Hull, ENG, departed 29 May 1874 aboard Orlando
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Minnesota Territorial and State Censuses, 1849-1905
about Emma C Adlerelbuke
Name: Emma C Adlerelbuke
Census Date: 1 May 1875
County: St Louis
Locality: Rice Lake
Birth Location: Sweden
Gender: Female
Estimated birth year: abt 1854
Race: White
Line: 16
Roll: MNSC_15
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Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Dassel, Meeker, Minnesota;Roll: T624_694; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 86; Image: 965. Lines5,6,& 7 for Henry, Emma, and Nellie. They live in the area of Swan Lake. Henry's occupation is listed as selling implements, and Emma's is housekeeping.
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1883-1894
A new Dassel House was then built by J. H. Remick, Wm. Galiger, and John S. Larson. After it was completed, Larson sold his interest in the hotel and received in payment the east 25 feet of the property which has since that time been used in various lines of business.
These three prominent citizens of Dassel lived here until their death: J. H. Remick. September 21, 1911, age 81; Wm. Galiger, June 11, 1917, age 63, and John S. Larson, November 19, 1933, age 77.
From 1883 to 1904, the years of this historical review, it has had as its managers, Wm. Galiger, L. H. Rawson, William S. Coburn. H, W. Fearer, Frank H. Waterman, Emma Adlerbjelke, Rhoda A. Rawson, Carrie L. Rawson, and John Thompson, all running it with success and giving the best of service to its many customers.
It is now known as the Park Hotel and still giving the same good service.
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Name: Emma C. Adlerbjelke
Census Date: 1895
County: Kandiyohi
Locality: Atwater
Birth Location: Sweden
Gender: Female
Estimated birth year: abt 1854
Race: White
Line: 12
Roll: V290_72
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1895 MN>Kandiyohi>Atwater>p4>lines 27ff: Emma C. 41 proprietor of restaurant, Lillian E 17, Ammer 14
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1905 Census Kandiyohi>Genessee>13>Mrs. Emma C. Adlerbjelke 51, widow
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Montana > Madison > Brandon > District 53 > 4 line 86 Emma C Adlerbjelke age 46 a widow, listed as cook and boarder in the Fred Schultz home. Fred’s wife is Julia M, children Minnie M, Albert B, Frank R. Says she immigrated in 1870.
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1899 Emma and Ammey’s names appear on p. 17 in the Jan 29, 1899 edition of the Anaconda Standard, Anaconda MT. The entry states, “Mrs. E.C. Adlerbjelke and daughter, Miss Ammey, were in Virginia the first of the week, where they made arrangements to open a restaurant and confectionery stand about the 1st of March.”
https://www.newspapers.com/image/349136463/?terms=...erbjelke&match=1
1899 Emma and Ammey’s names appear on p. 17 in the Sept. 17, 1899 edition of the Anaconda Standard, Anaconda MT. The entry states, “Mrs. E.C. Adlerbjelke, who, with her daughter, Miss Anney [sic], has conducted the Home restaurant in this city for the past eight months, left for St. Paul, Minn., the first of the week.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/348020130/?terms=emma%20adlerbjelke&match=1
1900 Reported in the Butte Miner, Butte, MT page 16 of the May 6, 1900 edition, “Mrs. Adlerbjelke has returned from Minnesota, and will again reside in Sheridan.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/348415360/?terms=...erbjelke&match=1
1904 Reported on p.5 of the July 17, 1904 edition of the Anaconda Standard, Anaconda, MT: “Mrs. Adlerbjelke, who formerly was a resident of Sheridan, and her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larson, came over from Butte and spent Sunday with friends.” (The distance between the two cities is 55 miles.)
https://www.newspapers.com/image/349293018/?terms=adlerbjelke&match=1
1907 Emma’s name appears in the April 1, 1907 edition of the Butte Daily Post, Butte MT as an advertiser, also in the June 10, 1907 edition, same paper.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/348774965/?terms=...erbjelke&match=1
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In the Butte Miner, Butte, MT page 9 Want Ads of the June 10, 1907 edition, FOR SALE - CONFECTIONAERY store on Main street in good location for sale at a bargain. Simon Bank, room 1, 48 West Park. Was this Emma’s?
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Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002
about Emma C. Adlerbjelke
Name: Emma C. Adlerbjelke
Death Date: 18 Apr 1909
Death County: Hennepin
State file number: 016043
Certificate Number: 016043
Certificate Year: 1909
Record Number: 29410
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The death of Mrs. Adlerbjelke of Minneapolis occurred at her home in that city Sunday, resulting from an operation for cancer of the stomach with which she has been troubled for a long time. She was 56 years of age and was well known to many of our citizens. She is an aunt of Mrs. J. S. Larson of this village. The remains were brought to Dassel Monday evening and the interment took place at the Steelesville Cemetery Tuesday.
Obituary Dassel Anchor 4-22-1909