Evalina Danilson, 78, of Chelan, a long-time resident of the Chelan-Manson area, died Wednesday in the hospital here.
She was born in Saxton, Mo., Sep. 6, 1890. After graduation from high school there in 1903, she earned her teaching certificate at Kirksville Norman School in Missouri. She taught in Chicago, Ill., before moving to Seattle in 1915.
On Feb. 24, 1919, she married James Danilson in Seattle and in 1920 they came to Manson and set out an orchard.
Her husband died in 1962, and from 1965 to 1966, Mrs. Danilson lived at Wenatchee. Since that time she lived at Chelan.
A son, William, also preceded her in death.
Surviving are: her sons, John Buffalo, N.Y., and Robert, of Boise, Idaho; her daughters, Martha Allaway, Seattle, Mrs. Roy Hallock, Chelan, and Mrs. Ed bunker, Alcoa, Tenn.; her brother, Frank Moser, in Missouri; 14 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.
children: Martha E Danilson Allaway b: 24 Jan 1920 d: 17 Dec 1994, Lois D Danilson Hallock b: 29 Jun 1921 d: 5 May 2011, Robert Moser Danilson
She was born in Saxton, Mo., Sep. 6, 1890. After graduation from high school there in 1903, she earned her teaching certificate at Kirksville Norman School in Missouri. She taught in Chicago, Ill., before moving to Seattle in 1915.
On Feb. 24, 1919, she married James Danilson in Seattle and in 1920 they came to Manson and set out an orchard.
Her husband died in 1962, and from 1965 to 1966, Mrs. Danilson lived at Wenatchee. Since that time she lived at Chelan.
A son, William, also preceded her in death.
Surviving are: her sons, John Buffalo, N.Y., and Robert, of Boise, Idaho; her daughters, Martha Allaway, Seattle, Mrs. Roy Hallock, Chelan, and Mrs. Ed bunker, Alcoa, Tenn.; her brother, Frank Moser, in Missouri; 14 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.
children: Martha E Danilson Allaway b: 24 Jan 1920 d: 17 Dec 1994, Lois D Danilson Hallock b: 29 Jun 1921 d: 5 May 2011, Robert Moser Danilson
Evalina Danilson, 78, of Chelan, a long-time resident of the Chelan-Manson area, died Wednesday in the hospital here.
She was born in Saxton, Mo., Sep. 6, 1890. After graduation from high school there in 1903, she earned her teaching certificate at Kirksville Norman School in Missouri. She taught in Chicago, Ill., before moving to Seattle in 1915.
On Feb. 24, 1919, she married James Danilson in Seattle and in 1920 they came to Manson and set out an orchard.
Her husband died in 1962, and from 1965 to 1966, Mrs. Danilson lived at Wenatchee. Since that time she lived at Chelan.
A son, William, also preceded her in death.
Surviving are: her sons, John Buffalo, N.Y., and Robert, of Boise, Idaho; her daughters, Martha Allaway, Seattle, Mrs. Roy Hallock, Chelan, and Mrs. Ed bunker, Alcoa, Tenn.; her brother, Frank Moser, in Missouri; 14 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.
children: Martha E Danilson Allaway b: 24 Jan 1920 d: 17 Dec 1994, Lois D Danilson Hallock b: 29 Jun 1921 d: 5 May 2011, Robert Moser Danilson
She was born in Saxton, Mo., Sep. 6, 1890. After graduation from high school there in 1903, she earned her teaching certificate at Kirksville Norman School in Missouri. She taught in Chicago, Ill., before moving to Seattle in 1915.
On Feb. 24, 1919, she married James Danilson in Seattle and in 1920 they came to Manson and set out an orchard.
Her husband died in 1962, and from 1965 to 1966, Mrs. Danilson lived at Wenatchee. Since that time she lived at Chelan.
A son, William, also preceded her in death.
Surviving are: her sons, John Buffalo, N.Y., and Robert, of Boise, Idaho; her daughters, Martha Allaway, Seattle, Mrs. Roy Hallock, Chelan, and Mrs. Ed bunker, Alcoa, Tenn.; her brother, Frank Moser, in Missouri; 14 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.
children: Martha E Danilson Allaway b: 24 Jan 1920 d: 17 Dec 1994, Lois D Danilson Hallock b: 29 Jun 1921 d: 5 May 2011, Robert Moser Danilson
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James Garfied Danilson
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1887 - 1969 on headstone - verified her birth with SSDI
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