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When Mary Magdaline Christiansen was born on April 2, 1907, in Blair, Nebraska, her father, Peter, was 42, and her mother, Nielsine, was 26. She had three brothers and four sisters. She died May 10,1924 in Dupree, South Dakota. She was 17 years old.
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Family Memories
My grandpa Ejner Christiansen told us the story about how he rushed back home when he heard his sister was dying from ruptured appendices. He made it to her hospital room and he fainted at her side and then she passed.
Kathleen Bishop Anderson
When Mary Magdaline Christiansen was born on April 2, 1907, in Blair, Nebraska, her father, Peter, was 42, and her mother, Nielsine, was 26. She had three brothers and four sisters. She died May 10,1924 in Dupree, South Dakota. She was 17 years old.
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Family Memories
My grandpa Ejner Christiansen told us the story about how he rushed back home when he heard his sister was dying from ruptured appendices. He made it to her hospital room and he fainted at her side and then she passed.
Kathleen Bishop Anderson
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When Mary Magdaline Christiansen was born on April 2, 1907, in Blair, Nebraska, her father, Peter, was 42, and her mother, Nielsine, was 26. She had three brothers and four sisters. She died May 10,1924 in Dupree, South Dakota. She was 17 years old.
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Family Memories
My grandpa Ejner Christiansen told us the story about how he rushed back home when he heard his sister was dying from ruptured appendices. He made it to her hospital room and he fainted at her side and then she passed.
Kathleen Bishop Anderson
When Mary Magdaline Christiansen was born on April 2, 1907, in Blair, Nebraska, her father, Peter, was 42, and her mother, Nielsine, was 26. She had three brothers and four sisters. She died May 10,1924 in Dupree, South Dakota. She was 17 years old.
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Family Memories
My grandpa Ejner Christiansen told us the story about how he rushed back home when he heard his sister was dying from ruptured appendices. He made it to her hospital room and he fainted at her side and then she passed.
Kathleen Bishop Anderson
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