Margaret Hollevoet Brown, 48, died June 25, 1946 at the North Dakota State Tuberculosis Sanitorium in San Haven, N.D.
Margaret was born to Joseph Hollevoet and Heline (Helena) Knutson Hollevoet on July 7, 1897 in Fairfax, Minn. On April 23, 1920, she married Percy Brown. They lived in Grand Forks, N.D., and she was a homemaker. Margaret was known for her beautiful needlework.
She was survived by her husband, Percy; daughter, Marion Brown; and two sons, Robert Brown and Jerome Brown. She was also survived by her mother; sisters, Annie, Mary, Sophie, Pauline, Josephine, Helen and Inga; and brothers, Phillip, Helmer and Harold. She was preceded in death by her father and two sisters.
Margaret was born to Joseph Hollevoet and Heline (Helena) Knutson Hollevoet on July 7, 1897 in Fairfax, Minn. On April 23, 1920, she married Percy Brown. They lived in Grand Forks, N.D., and she was a homemaker. Margaret was known for her beautiful needlework.
She was survived by her husband, Percy; daughter, Marion Brown; and two sons, Robert Brown and Jerome Brown. She was also survived by her mother; sisters, Annie, Mary, Sophie, Pauline, Josephine, Helen and Inga; and brothers, Phillip, Helmer and Harold. She was preceded in death by her father and two sisters.
Margaret Hollevoet Brown, 48, died June 25, 1946 at the North Dakota State Tuberculosis Sanitorium in San Haven, N.D.
Margaret was born to Joseph Hollevoet and Heline (Helena) Knutson Hollevoet on July 7, 1897 in Fairfax, Minn. On April 23, 1920, she married Percy Brown. They lived in Grand Forks, N.D., and she was a homemaker. Margaret was known for her beautiful needlework.
She was survived by her husband, Percy; daughter, Marion Brown; and two sons, Robert Brown and Jerome Brown. She was also survived by her mother; sisters, Annie, Mary, Sophie, Pauline, Josephine, Helen and Inga; and brothers, Phillip, Helmer and Harold. She was preceded in death by her father and two sisters.
Margaret was born to Joseph Hollevoet and Heline (Helena) Knutson Hollevoet on July 7, 1897 in Fairfax, Minn. On April 23, 1920, she married Percy Brown. They lived in Grand Forks, N.D., and she was a homemaker. Margaret was known for her beautiful needlework.
She was survived by her husband, Percy; daughter, Marion Brown; and two sons, Robert Brown and Jerome Brown. She was also survived by her mother; sisters, Annie, Mary, Sophie, Pauline, Josephine, Helen and Inga; and brothers, Phillip, Helmer and Harold. She was preceded in death by her father and two sisters.
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