Mable Genevieve Albee, daughter of Fayette Albee and Ella A. Campbell, was born June 17, 1883 in Marcellon, Columbia County, Wisconsin. She died November 7, 1903, aged 20 years, 4 months and 10 days, and was buried in the family plot in the Marcellon Cemetery, Pardeeville,
Columbia County, Wisconsin.
On December 25, 1901, Mable was united in marriage to Walter Robert Atkinson, in a ceremony
performed by Reverend Willard O. _________, at Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin, and
witnessed by Sadie Atkinson and George Hamilton. Walter was a farmer born May 10, 1879 in
Marquette County, Wisconsin, son of Robert Atkinson and Sarah Smith. He died July 25, 1969, aged 90 years, 2 months and 15 days, and he and his second wife Martha Atkinson, were buried with their son Charles in the Marcellon Cemetery. Their only child, born in Wisconsin, was:
Harry Leonard Atkinson born 15 Apr 1902
In about 1908, Walter was united in marriage to Martha _________, born in 1885, in Wisconsin,
daughter of parents born in Germany. She died in 1981, aged about 96 years. Their known
children, all born in Wisconsin, were:
Mildred Ethel Atkinson born 8 Dec 1908
Raymond Walter Atkinson 4 Oct 1911
Charles Atkinson 1920, died in 1924.
Raymond Atkinson died in June 1986 at Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin, aged 74 years,
7 months and 27 days, and was buried in the Marcellon Cemetery.
Th Atkinson gravestone in Marcellon Cemetery is inscribed on the front "Mother Martha 1885 - 1981" and "Father Walter 1879 - 1969." and "Son Charles 1920 - 1924." The reverse of the gravestone is inscribed "Mabel G. Atkinson June 17, 1883 - Nov. 7, 1903."
In the 1920 U. S. Census, Walter Atkinson was listed as a 39 years old farmer living on a rented
farm in Scott Township, Columbia County, Wisconsin, with his 34 years old wife Martha Atkinson and their children: 17 years old Harry Atkinson, a farm laborer; 11 years old Mildred Atkinson; and 8 years old Raymond Atkinson.
In 1961, Harry was living at 791 North Howell Street, St. Paul, Minnesota, when he applied for a
delayed birth certificate in Columbia County, Wisconsin.
References:
Marriage License Application, Walter Robert Atkinson and Mable Albee, Volume 9, Page 420,
Columbia County Register of Deeds, Portage, Wisconsin.
1920 U. S. Census, Scott Township, Columbia County, Wisconsin, January 17, 1920, ED 25, Sheet 5A, Lines 52-56, Family 100/103.
Columbia County, Wisconsin.
On December 25, 1901, Mable was united in marriage to Walter Robert Atkinson, in a ceremony
performed by Reverend Willard O. _________, at Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin, and
witnessed by Sadie Atkinson and George Hamilton. Walter was a farmer born May 10, 1879 in
Marquette County, Wisconsin, son of Robert Atkinson and Sarah Smith. He died July 25, 1969, aged 90 years, 2 months and 15 days, and he and his second wife Martha Atkinson, were buried with their son Charles in the Marcellon Cemetery. Their only child, born in Wisconsin, was:
Harry Leonard Atkinson born 15 Apr 1902
In about 1908, Walter was united in marriage to Martha _________, born in 1885, in Wisconsin,
daughter of parents born in Germany. She died in 1981, aged about 96 years. Their known
children, all born in Wisconsin, were:
Mildred Ethel Atkinson born 8 Dec 1908
Raymond Walter Atkinson 4 Oct 1911
Charles Atkinson 1920, died in 1924.
Raymond Atkinson died in June 1986 at Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin, aged 74 years,
7 months and 27 days, and was buried in the Marcellon Cemetery.
Th Atkinson gravestone in Marcellon Cemetery is inscribed on the front "Mother Martha 1885 - 1981" and "Father Walter 1879 - 1969." and "Son Charles 1920 - 1924." The reverse of the gravestone is inscribed "Mabel G. Atkinson June 17, 1883 - Nov. 7, 1903."
In the 1920 U. S. Census, Walter Atkinson was listed as a 39 years old farmer living on a rented
farm in Scott Township, Columbia County, Wisconsin, with his 34 years old wife Martha Atkinson and their children: 17 years old Harry Atkinson, a farm laborer; 11 years old Mildred Atkinson; and 8 years old Raymond Atkinson.
In 1961, Harry was living at 791 North Howell Street, St. Paul, Minnesota, when he applied for a
delayed birth certificate in Columbia County, Wisconsin.
References:
Marriage License Application, Walter Robert Atkinson and Mable Albee, Volume 9, Page 420,
Columbia County Register of Deeds, Portage, Wisconsin.
1920 U. S. Census, Scott Township, Columbia County, Wisconsin, January 17, 1920, ED 25, Sheet 5A, Lines 52-56, Family 100/103.
Mable Genevieve Albee, daughter of Fayette Albee and Ella A. Campbell, was born June 17, 1883 in Marcellon, Columbia County, Wisconsin. She died November 7, 1903, aged 20 years, 4 months and 10 days, and was buried in the family plot in the Marcellon Cemetery, Pardeeville,
Columbia County, Wisconsin.
On December 25, 1901, Mable was united in marriage to Walter Robert Atkinson, in a ceremony
performed by Reverend Willard O. _________, at Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin, and
witnessed by Sadie Atkinson and George Hamilton. Walter was a farmer born May 10, 1879 in
Marquette County, Wisconsin, son of Robert Atkinson and Sarah Smith. He died July 25, 1969, aged 90 years, 2 months and 15 days, and he and his second wife Martha Atkinson, were buried with their son Charles in the Marcellon Cemetery. Their only child, born in Wisconsin, was:
Harry Leonard Atkinson born 15 Apr 1902
In about 1908, Walter was united in marriage to Martha _________, born in 1885, in Wisconsin,
daughter of parents born in Germany. She died in 1981, aged about 96 years. Their known
children, all born in Wisconsin, were:
Mildred Ethel Atkinson born 8 Dec 1908
Raymond Walter Atkinson 4 Oct 1911
Charles Atkinson 1920, died in 1924.
Raymond Atkinson died in June 1986 at Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin, aged 74 years,
7 months and 27 days, and was buried in the Marcellon Cemetery.
Th Atkinson gravestone in Marcellon Cemetery is inscribed on the front "Mother Martha 1885 - 1981" and "Father Walter 1879 - 1969." and "Son Charles 1920 - 1924." The reverse of the gravestone is inscribed "Mabel G. Atkinson June 17, 1883 - Nov. 7, 1903."
In the 1920 U. S. Census, Walter Atkinson was listed as a 39 years old farmer living on a rented
farm in Scott Township, Columbia County, Wisconsin, with his 34 years old wife Martha Atkinson and their children: 17 years old Harry Atkinson, a farm laborer; 11 years old Mildred Atkinson; and 8 years old Raymond Atkinson.
In 1961, Harry was living at 791 North Howell Street, St. Paul, Minnesota, when he applied for a
delayed birth certificate in Columbia County, Wisconsin.
References:
Marriage License Application, Walter Robert Atkinson and Mable Albee, Volume 9, Page 420,
Columbia County Register of Deeds, Portage, Wisconsin.
1920 U. S. Census, Scott Township, Columbia County, Wisconsin, January 17, 1920, ED 25, Sheet 5A, Lines 52-56, Family 100/103.
Columbia County, Wisconsin.
On December 25, 1901, Mable was united in marriage to Walter Robert Atkinson, in a ceremony
performed by Reverend Willard O. _________, at Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin, and
witnessed by Sadie Atkinson and George Hamilton. Walter was a farmer born May 10, 1879 in
Marquette County, Wisconsin, son of Robert Atkinson and Sarah Smith. He died July 25, 1969, aged 90 years, 2 months and 15 days, and he and his second wife Martha Atkinson, were buried with their son Charles in the Marcellon Cemetery. Their only child, born in Wisconsin, was:
Harry Leonard Atkinson born 15 Apr 1902
In about 1908, Walter was united in marriage to Martha _________, born in 1885, in Wisconsin,
daughter of parents born in Germany. She died in 1981, aged about 96 years. Their known
children, all born in Wisconsin, were:
Mildred Ethel Atkinson born 8 Dec 1908
Raymond Walter Atkinson 4 Oct 1911
Charles Atkinson 1920, died in 1924.
Raymond Atkinson died in June 1986 at Portage, Columbia County, Wisconsin, aged 74 years,
7 months and 27 days, and was buried in the Marcellon Cemetery.
Th Atkinson gravestone in Marcellon Cemetery is inscribed on the front "Mother Martha 1885 - 1981" and "Father Walter 1879 - 1969." and "Son Charles 1920 - 1924." The reverse of the gravestone is inscribed "Mabel G. Atkinson June 17, 1883 - Nov. 7, 1903."
In the 1920 U. S. Census, Walter Atkinson was listed as a 39 years old farmer living on a rented
farm in Scott Township, Columbia County, Wisconsin, with his 34 years old wife Martha Atkinson and their children: 17 years old Harry Atkinson, a farm laborer; 11 years old Mildred Atkinson; and 8 years old Raymond Atkinson.
In 1961, Harry was living at 791 North Howell Street, St. Paul, Minnesota, when he applied for a
delayed birth certificate in Columbia County, Wisconsin.
References:
Marriage License Application, Walter Robert Atkinson and Mable Albee, Volume 9, Page 420,
Columbia County Register of Deeds, Portage, Wisconsin.
1920 U. S. Census, Scott Township, Columbia County, Wisconsin, January 17, 1920, ED 25, Sheet 5A, Lines 52-56, Family 100/103.
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