Emil Andreas Williamson (1895-1964) was a farmer who served as a corporal during World War I. (b. July 19, 1895, Farsund, Vest-Agder, Norway - d. May 05, 1964, Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota, USA) Social Security Number 472421477.
Parents:
He was the son of Jakob Elias Willumsen I (1853-1928) and Anna Elisabeth Olesdatter (1855-1909) of Norway.
Siblings:
His siblings include: Willhelmina Olesdatter (1879-1936) who married Bernhard Gjelhaug; Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948) who married Doris E. Wilkens (1901-1980); Helen Marie Williamson (1887-1975) who married Edgar Pardon (1881-1973); Christian A. Williamson (1889-1939); Jacob Elias Williamson II (1892-1974) who married Tilda Olson (1895-1978); and Jenny C. Williamson (1898-1956) who returned to Norway and married Ole Johnson (1871-1961).
Half siblings:
Emil also had the following half-siblings: Anne E. Villumson (1915-1963); Agnes Amanda Villumson (1919-?); Agnes Andrea Villumson (1919-?) who married Richard Larsen (1914-?); Jakob Frits Villumson (1922-1923) who died as an infant; Jakob Fridtjof Villumson (1924-?); and Petter A. Villumson. He married Martha Wilkens (1902-1989) and had three children: Marette Elaine Williamson (1925-2002) who married Millard Klevgaard (1912-1999); Marvin A. Williamson (1928-1987) who married Gladys Fjaer; and Carol Williamson (1936- ) who married William Anderson.
World War I:
He served as a corporal in the 826 Motor Transport Corps during World War I.
Marriage:
He married Martha Wilkens on November 26, 1923
in Lockhart, Norman, Minnesota. His brother Ole, was married to her sister: Doris Elizabeth Wilkens (1901-1980).
Death:
Emil died in 1964 in Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota.
Obituary:
"... He was a member of First English Lutheran Church of Lockhart. During his life he served on various committees and boards, being active in community affairs. He was a veteran of World War I."
Burial:
He was buried in Ada City Cemetery.
Biography:
"... married Emil Andrew Williamson on November 26, 1923. He was born on July 19, 1895 in Fleckefjord, Norway and died (age 68) on May 8, 1964. His parents were Jacob Elias Williamson and Anna Elizabeth Olsdatter. He farmed prior to coming to Lockhart. He came to America with his family in 1899 and settled in Kittson County, MN, where he spent his childhood. He moved to Lockhart in 1925. After living 16 years on another farm in Halma, MN, they moved to the Lockhart Farm and bought it in 1947. They lived there until 1964 when Emil passed away."
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 2, 2004. Updated on November 10, 2014 with information from his tombstone on his WWI service.
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Parents:
He was the son of Jakob Elias Willumsen I (1853-1928) and Anna Elisabeth Olesdatter (1855-1909) of Norway.
Siblings:
His siblings include: Willhelmina Olesdatter (1879-1936) who married Bernhard Gjelhaug; Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948) who married Doris E. Wilkens (1901-1980); Helen Marie Williamson (1887-1975) who married Edgar Pardon (1881-1973); Christian A. Williamson (1889-1939); Jacob Elias Williamson II (1892-1974) who married Tilda Olson (1895-1978); and Jenny C. Williamson (1898-1956) who returned to Norway and married Ole Johnson (1871-1961).
Half siblings:
Emil also had the following half-siblings: Anne E. Villumson (1915-1963); Agnes Amanda Villumson (1919-?); Agnes Andrea Villumson (1919-?) who married Richard Larsen (1914-?); Jakob Frits Villumson (1922-1923) who died as an infant; Jakob Fridtjof Villumson (1924-?); and Petter A. Villumson. He married Martha Wilkens (1902-1989) and had three children: Marette Elaine Williamson (1925-2002) who married Millard Klevgaard (1912-1999); Marvin A. Williamson (1928-1987) who married Gladys Fjaer; and Carol Williamson (1936- ) who married William Anderson.
World War I:
He served as a corporal in the 826 Motor Transport Corps during World War I.
Marriage:
He married Martha Wilkens on November 26, 1923
in Lockhart, Norman, Minnesota. His brother Ole, was married to her sister: Doris Elizabeth Wilkens (1901-1980).
Death:
Emil died in 1964 in Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota.
Obituary:
"... He was a member of First English Lutheran Church of Lockhart. During his life he served on various committees and boards, being active in community affairs. He was a veteran of World War I."
Burial:
He was buried in Ada City Cemetery.
Biography:
"... married Emil Andrew Williamson on November 26, 1923. He was born on July 19, 1895 in Fleckefjord, Norway and died (age 68) on May 8, 1964. His parents were Jacob Elias Williamson and Anna Elizabeth Olsdatter. He farmed prior to coming to Lockhart. He came to America with his family in 1899 and settled in Kittson County, MN, where he spent his childhood. He moved to Lockhart in 1925. After living 16 years on another farm in Halma, MN, they moved to the Lockhart Farm and bought it in 1947. They lived there until 1964 when Emil passed away."
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 2, 2004. Updated on November 10, 2014 with information from his tombstone on his WWI service.
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Emil Andreas Williamson (1895-1964) was a farmer who served as a corporal during World War I. (b. July 19, 1895, Farsund, Vest-Agder, Norway - d. May 05, 1964, Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota, USA) Social Security Number 472421477.
Parents:
He was the son of Jakob Elias Willumsen I (1853-1928) and Anna Elisabeth Olesdatter (1855-1909) of Norway.
Siblings:
His siblings include: Willhelmina Olesdatter (1879-1936) who married Bernhard Gjelhaug; Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948) who married Doris E. Wilkens (1901-1980); Helen Marie Williamson (1887-1975) who married Edgar Pardon (1881-1973); Christian A. Williamson (1889-1939); Jacob Elias Williamson II (1892-1974) who married Tilda Olson (1895-1978); and Jenny C. Williamson (1898-1956) who returned to Norway and married Ole Johnson (1871-1961).
Half siblings:
Emil also had the following half-siblings: Anne E. Villumson (1915-1963); Agnes Amanda Villumson (1919-?); Agnes Andrea Villumson (1919-?) who married Richard Larsen (1914-?); Jakob Frits Villumson (1922-1923) who died as an infant; Jakob Fridtjof Villumson (1924-?); and Petter A. Villumson. He married Martha Wilkens (1902-1989) and had three children: Marette Elaine Williamson (1925-2002) who married Millard Klevgaard (1912-1999); Marvin A. Williamson (1928-1987) who married Gladys Fjaer; and Carol Williamson (1936- ) who married William Anderson.
World War I:
He served as a corporal in the 826 Motor Transport Corps during World War I.
Marriage:
He married Martha Wilkens on November 26, 1923
in Lockhart, Norman, Minnesota. His brother Ole, was married to her sister: Doris Elizabeth Wilkens (1901-1980).
Death:
Emil died in 1964 in Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota.
Obituary:
"... He was a member of First English Lutheran Church of Lockhart. During his life he served on various committees and boards, being active in community affairs. He was a veteran of World War I."
Burial:
He was buried in Ada City Cemetery.
Biography:
"... married Emil Andrew Williamson on November 26, 1923. He was born on July 19, 1895 in Fleckefjord, Norway and died (age 68) on May 8, 1964. His parents were Jacob Elias Williamson and Anna Elizabeth Olsdatter. He farmed prior to coming to Lockhart. He came to America with his family in 1899 and settled in Kittson County, MN, where he spent his childhood. He moved to Lockhart in 1925. After living 16 years on another farm in Halma, MN, they moved to the Lockhart Farm and bought it in 1947. They lived there until 1964 when Emil passed away."
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 2, 2004. Updated on November 10, 2014 with information from his tombstone on his WWI service.
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Parents:
He was the son of Jakob Elias Willumsen I (1853-1928) and Anna Elisabeth Olesdatter (1855-1909) of Norway.
Siblings:
His siblings include: Willhelmina Olesdatter (1879-1936) who married Bernhard Gjelhaug; Ole Martin Williamson (1881-1948) who married Doris E. Wilkens (1901-1980); Helen Marie Williamson (1887-1975) who married Edgar Pardon (1881-1973); Christian A. Williamson (1889-1939); Jacob Elias Williamson II (1892-1974) who married Tilda Olson (1895-1978); and Jenny C. Williamson (1898-1956) who returned to Norway and married Ole Johnson (1871-1961).
Half siblings:
Emil also had the following half-siblings: Anne E. Villumson (1915-1963); Agnes Amanda Villumson (1919-?); Agnes Andrea Villumson (1919-?) who married Richard Larsen (1914-?); Jakob Frits Villumson (1922-1923) who died as an infant; Jakob Fridtjof Villumson (1924-?); and Petter A. Villumson. He married Martha Wilkens (1902-1989) and had three children: Marette Elaine Williamson (1925-2002) who married Millard Klevgaard (1912-1999); Marvin A. Williamson (1928-1987) who married Gladys Fjaer; and Carol Williamson (1936- ) who married William Anderson.
World War I:
He served as a corporal in the 826 Motor Transport Corps during World War I.
Marriage:
He married Martha Wilkens on November 26, 1923
in Lockhart, Norman, Minnesota. His brother Ole, was married to her sister: Doris Elizabeth Wilkens (1901-1980).
Death:
Emil died in 1964 in Lockhart, Norman County, Minnesota.
Obituary:
"... He was a member of First English Lutheran Church of Lockhart. During his life he served on various committees and boards, being active in community affairs. He was a veteran of World War I."
Burial:
He was buried in Ada City Cemetery.
Biography:
"... married Emil Andrew Williamson on November 26, 1923. He was born on July 19, 1895 in Fleckefjord, Norway and died (age 68) on May 8, 1964. His parents were Jacob Elias Williamson and Anna Elizabeth Olsdatter. He farmed prior to coming to Lockhart. He came to America with his family in 1899 and settled in Kittson County, MN, where he spent his childhood. He moved to Lockhart in 1925. After living 16 years on another farm in Halma, MN, they moved to the Lockhart Farm and bought it in 1947. They lived there until 1964 when Emil passed away."
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 2, 2004. Updated on November 10, 2014 with information from his tombstone on his WWI service.
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