Albert John Skogstad was born in South Dakota. He married Ida E. Noble, the daughter of Alexander and Caroline "Carrie" E. Lemons Noble. Albert and Ida were the parents of three sons, Everett W., Wilbert G., and Norman C. Skogstad. In 1910, Albert and Ida, along with Ida's parents, applied for and obtained a homestead at Paisley Brook, new Bengough, Saskatchewan. Albert was moved to the hospital at Fort Qu'Appelle where he died in 1929. Due to distance he was unable to be buried in the area he had resided, so his body was interred in the Fort Qu'Appelle Cemetery. Cemetery officials confirm the burial location, and it has also been determined that no tombstone exists on the grave site.
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Albert John Skogstad was born in South Dakota. He married Ida E. Noble, the daughter of Alexander and Caroline "Carrie" E. Lemons Noble. Albert and Ida were the parents of three sons, Everett W., Wilbert G., and Norman C. Skogstad. In 1910, Albert and Ida, along with Ida's parents, applied for and obtained a homestead at Paisley Brook, new Bengough, Saskatchewan. Albert was moved to the hospital at Fort Qu'Appelle where he died in 1929. Due to distance he was unable to be buried in the area he had resided, so his body was interred in the Fort Qu'Appelle Cemetery. Cemetery officials confirm the burial location, and it has also been determined that no tombstone exists on the grave site.
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