Rosamund Feltner (1880-1952), aka Rose Feltner, with George Matthew Donovan (1905-1976) and Dorothea Donovan circa 1915

Rosamund Feltner (1880-1952), aka Rose Feltner, with George Matthew Donovan (1905-1976) and Dorothea Donovan circa 1915.

Source: Image from the collection of Rosemary Donovan Coraggio.

George Feltner (1851-1940) and Dorothea Schmaus (1848-1936) and their children around 1893

George Feltner (1851-1940) and Dorothea Schmaus (1848-1936) and their children around 1893.

Bottom row from left to right are: Alma Feltner (1883-1940) who will marry Edwin Joseph O'Malley (1882-1955); Rosamund Feltner (1880-1952), aka Rose Feltner who will marry Matthew J. Donovan on April 24, 1904 in New York City; George Feltner (1851-1940) who is holding Clarence G. Feltner (1891-1960) who will marry Helen X on March 6, 1915 in Manhattan; and Dorothy Feltner (1889-1948) who will marry James T. Connors. Back row from left to right are: Robert H. Feltner (1886-1966); Augusta F. Feltner (1879-1954) who will never marry; Anna M. Feltner (1877-c1955) who will marry Melvin J. Yates on December 31, 1907 in the Bronx; and George Henry Feltner (1884-1958) who will marry Minnie L. Barmore (1884-?) on June 12, 1907 in Brooklyn. The image may have been taken by Dorothea Schmaus (1848-1936) who is not present in the photo.

Source: Image from the collection of Rosemary Donovan Coraggio.

George Feltner (1851-1940) circa 1890

George Feltner (1851-1940) circa 1890

Person: George Feltner (1851-1940) aka John George Teifel; Tailor (b. June 25, 1851; Hamburg, Germany - d. November 13, 1940; Hudson, Columbia County, New York, USA)

Source: Image from the collection of Rosemary Donovan Coraggio

John George Feltner (1851-1940) circa 1890

George Feltner (1851-1940) circa 1890

Person: George Feltner (1851-1940) aka John George Teifel; Tailor (b. June 25, 1851; Hamburg, Germany - d. November 13, 1940; Hudson, Columbia County, New York, USA)

Source: Image from the collection of Rosemary Donovan Coraggio

Winblad annus horribilis in Norway

Winblad annus horribilis in Norway with the deaths of three family members.

Farsund, Norway churchbook for 1914 deaths showing deaths of:

• Ole Mathias Pedersen (1822-1914) on August 24, 1914 at entry A13
• John Edward Winblad I (1856-1914) on September 24, 1914 at entry A14. He died just one month after Ole.
  
• Salmine Sophia Severine Pedersen (1862-1914) on December 18, 1914 at entry B14. She died just 2 months, 24 days after her husband.
  

Source:
http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:NBN:no-a1450-kb20050406010263.jpg

Kildeinformasjon:

• Fylke: Vest-Agder
• Prestegjeld/sokn: Farsund
• Kirkeboktype: Ministerialbok
• Nummer (arkivreferanse):A 6
• Periode: 1887-1920
• Oppbevaringssted:Statsarkivet i Kristiansand
• Antall skannede sider/bilder: 289
• Bok: Døde og begravede (1914)

Burnett Peter Van Deusen (1913-1993) directing The Resurrection

Burnett Peter Van Deusen (1913-1993) in undated newspaper article circa 1935-1940

Trinity Lutheran Church to present sacred cantata. A sacred cantata entitled "The Resurrection" will be presented tomorrow evening at 8, in Trinity Lutheran Church, under the direction of Peter Van Deusen."

Person: Burnett Peter Van Deusen (1913-1993) aka Pete Van Deusen; Magnetic Ink Salesman at Sun Chemical (b. November 10, 1913, Albany, Albany County, New York, 12208, USA - d. October 31, 1993, Montville, Morris County, New Jersey, 07045, USA) Social Security Number 058077827.

Mathilde Sophie Amalia Pedersen (1872-1949) and Sigrid Marie Andreassen (1905-1940) and Klara Helene Schultz (1895-1973) in Norway manifests

• Mathilde Sophie Amalia Pedersen (1872-1949)
• Sigrid Marie Andreassen (1905-1940)
  
• Mathilde Sophie Amalia Pedersen (1872-1949)
• Mathilde Sophie Amalia Pedersen (1872-1949)
• Peder Severin Andreassen (1903-c1935)
• Sigrid Marie Andreassen (1905-1940)
  
• Klara Helene Schultz (1895-1973)

Source: Digitalarkivet, Emigrants from Kristiansand 1873-1930

Salmine Sophia Severine Pedersen (1862-1914) and Ole Mathias Pedersen (1822-1914) traveling on September 04, 1884

Salmine Sophia Severine Pedersen (1862-1914) and Ole Mathias Pedersen (1822-1914) traveling on September 04, 1884

• Harbor: Kristiansand
• Date: September 04, 1884
• Passenger: Salmine Wemmeland
• Occupation: Pige
• Year of Birth: 1862
• Residence: Farsund
• Ship: Thingvalla

• Harbor: Kristiansand
• Date: September 04, 1884
• Passenger: O. Petersen
  
• Occupation: Landmand
• Year of Birth: 1822
• Residence: Farsund
• Ship: Thingvalla

Source: Digitalarkivet, Emigrants from Kristiansand 1873-1930

Otto Olson (1858-1921) on 1897 trip from Norway

Otto Olson (1858-1921) on 1897 trip from Norway

• Harbor: Kristiansand
• Date: August 20, 1897
• Passenger: Otto Olson
• Occupation: Barber
• Year of Birth: 1858
• Destination: Chicago
• Residence: Chicago
• Ship: Cunard

Source: Digitalarkivet, Emigrants from Kristiansand 1873-1930

Otto Olson (1858-1921) in front of his barber shop at 167 Milwaukee Avenue in Chicago, Illinois

Otto Olson (1858-1921) in front of his barber shop at 167 Milwaukee Avenue in Chicago, Illinois.

Person: Otto Olson (1858-1921) aka Ottan Olsen; aka Otto Olsen; Emigrated from Norway to Chicago, Illinois in 1877 and worked as a Barber (b. February 09, 1858, Vanse parish, Farsund, Vest-Agder, Norway - d. April 12, 1921, 465 Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA)

Note: Otto is circled in this version of the image. The sign reads "Otto's Barber Shop".

Source: Hazel Wintrone (1916- ) in a screen capture from a video made of scanning her photo archive.

Burnett Peter Van Deusen (1913-1993) rescues boy from drowning

Burnett Peter Van Deusen (1913-1993) rescues boy from drowning

A 3-year-old Macon boy who fell into a motel swimming pool in Atlanta Monday afternoon was saved from drowning by two bystanders, police said. The child, identified as Si Simmons, was seen floating face down in the pool at Holiday Inn, 1810 Howell Mill Road, by Pete Van Deusen of Fairfield, New Jersey, who jumped in and hauled the boy out. A physician who examined the boy, said he would recover.

Person: Burnett Peter Van Deusen (1913-1993) aka Pete Van Deusen; Magnetic Ink Salesman at Sun Chemical (b. November 10, 1913, Albany, Albany County, New York, 12208, USA - d. October 31, 1993, Montville, Morris County, New Jersey, 07045, USA) Social Security Number 058077827.

Note: This version has the 15 seconds of dead air at the beginning edited out, and the audioless bumpers showing the rescued child and his mother, and the pool reduced. The bumpers had no audio to allow for a voiceover during broadcast by the local news anchor. The actual interview is in two segments. I added opening titles.

Source: Local News, circa 1960-1970

Judy Elizabeth Norton (1951- ) circa 1980 in Paramus, New Jersey

Judy Elizabeth Norton (1951- ) circa 1980 in Paramus, New Jersey. Photograph by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ).

Jensens, Rath, Woods, and Shanahans in Chicago circa 1940.

Leif Jensen (1886-1955) partially eclipsed; Olive Marie Rath (c1903-1958); Eleanor M. Holm (1919-1991); Virginia Grace Jensen (1922- ); Muriel Elaine Jensen (1928- ); Sheila Mary Woods (1932-1990); and Sandra Elaine Shanahan (1935- ). Chicago circa 1940.

Source: Photograph from the collection of Maria Elizabeth Winblad (1895-1987).

John Lindauer (1937- ) resume

John Lindauer, Republican

(all content provided by the candidate)

DATE OF BIRTH: November 20, 1937
PLACE OF BIRTH: Montclair, New Jersey
SPOUSE: Dorothy Oremus Lindauer
CHILDREN: John, Susan
RESIDENCE ADDRESS:
3933 Geneva Place
Anchorage, Alaska 99508
E-MAIL ADDRESS: lindauer@lindauer.org
OCCUPATION: Newspaper Publisher
LENGTH OF RESIDENCY
IN ALASKA: 22 years

EDUCATION:
High School: North Phoenix, 1951-54, GED. Arizona State, 1958-60, B.S. Business Administration. Oklahoma State, 1960-64, Ph.D. Economics.

MILITARY SERVICE:
Army, 3 years. Reserves, 5 years.

POLITICAL AND GOVERNMENT POSITIONS:
Legislator. Pipeline Commissioner. Employee, Alaska Post-Secondary Education Commission.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS:
President and Publisher, Alaska Rural Newspapers; 10 newspapers. President, Denali Broadcasting and Alaska Radio Network; 5 radio stations. University of Alaska: Chancellor (first chancellor and helped start the first "Great Alaska Shootout"); Dean, School of Business and Public Affairs. Fulbright Professor of Economics, India.

SERVICE ORGANIZATION(S) MEMBERSHIP:
Founder, Friends of the Dividend. Past or present Member: Rotary, Chambers of Commerce, Red Cross Board of Directors, Commonwealth North, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, American Legion Post #2.

SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Flying, fishing, public service to help others

OTHER:
Author of books and articles on economics, the effect of taxes on economic growth and families, and creating quality jobs. Web page: http://www.lindauer.org
STATEMENT:

Qualified: John has the integrity, work ethic and broad experience as a businessman, administrator, and legislator that we need. John listens to people, and works to find solutions. He is a leader who keeps his word and understands hard times.

Compassionate: John cares about individual people. He will put together a government reflecting the people of Alaska, including many qualified minorities ignored by Knowles. He supports fully funded education with higher standards, a back to basics curriculum, more parental control and home schooling. John will work to make private medical insurance available to all Alaskans while completely reorganizing CSED and DFYS.

Conservative: John supports your values and your rights. He opposes partial birth abortions, homosexual marriages and supports your gun rights. John supports opening ANWR, logging, mining, and protecting access for hunting and fishing while building the best winter and summer trail and access system in the world for non-motorized and motorized users.

Optimistic About Alaska's Future: John is committed to high wage jobs and a multiple-year early retirement offer for public employees and teachers; restoring the University, improving ferry schedules to attract passengers, improving roads for travelers, and seeking federal funds to expand our railroad. John will always protect subsistence and buy back Outside commercial permits so Alaskan fisherman make more money and more fish escape into rivers for all Alaskans.

The Permanent Fund Dividend: The public record proves that with Tony Knowles, your dividend is history; with John Lindauer, your dividend has a future.

William Burke (1845-1919) as milk dealer in the 1890-1891 Jersey City directory

Milk Dealers

Albert, George, 173 Bloomfield H
...
Burke, William, 26 Atlantic
...
Lyons, Andrew, 105 Oakland Avenue

Person: William Burke (1845-1919) Immigrant from Ireland to USA and Milk Dealer in Jersey City, New Jersey (b. circa March 19, 1845, County Sligo, Ireland - d. July 29, 1919, Philadelphia General Hospital, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA)

Source: 1890-1891 Jersey City directory

Maria Elizabeth Winblad (1895-1987) at 268 Gorden Drive in Paramus in 1980

Maria Elizabeth Winblad (1895-1987) at 268 Gorden Drive in Paramus in 1980. She is in the living room, and holding a sprig of mint from the garden.

Person: Maria Elizabeth Winblad (1895-1987) aka Mae Winblad; Cleaning and Laundry Woman (b. February 16, 1895, 294 West Houston Street, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York County, New York City, New York, USA - d. March 07, 1987, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, USA) Social Security Number 147188206.

Source: Photograph by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ); 1980

Marion Webb (1894-1931) in New York Times on February 12, 1929

Attacks Marriage of Her Ex-Husband. Former Mrs. Frederick T. Lewis Alleges She Had Divorce Set Aside.

Mrs. August C. Lewis of the Hotel Leonori, Madison Avenue and Sixty-third Street, sued in the Supreme Court yesterday to void the marriage of Frederick T. Lewis, who she asserts is still her husband, and Marion Webb, to whom Lewis was married in Connecticut in 1927, after obtaining a divorce decree which Mrs. Lewis had set aside. Mrs. Lewis asks that the defendants be restrained from living together and that Marion Webb be enjoined from using the name Lewis, on the ground that Lewis's pretended divorce from the plaintiff subjects her to ignominy and unpleasantness and to a false suspicion that the defendant divorced the plaintiff because of infidelity. Justice Glennon ordered that the papers be served on Lewis by mail to the merchandising department of Hahne & Company, Newark. The affidavits of Mrs. Lewis and her attorney, Henry Woog, asserted that Lewis is now living in East Orange with Marion Webb and that he is remaining out of New York to avoid alimony in a suit for separation brought by the plaintiff.

Person: Marion Webb (1894-1931) She Took her Own Life when She Discovered her Husband was Already Married (b. March 1894, New York, USA - d. August 1931, Bloomfield, Essex County, New Jersey, USA)

Source: New York Times; February 12, 1929, Tuesday

Osborne Theomun Olsen (1883-1971) funeral notice

Osborne Theomun Olsen (1883-1971) funeral notice

Osborne T. Olsen beloved husband of Augusta, nee Smith, fond father of Perry [Lavina] Olsen, Evelyn [Wilbur] Lamond; five grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. at the M.J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest Highway. Interment Acacia Park.

Person: Osborne Theomun Olsen (1883-1971) aka Asbjorn T. Olsen, aka Ozzie Olsen; Owner of Osborne Art Studios in Chicago which existed from 1910 to 1973 (b. June 09, 1883, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA - d. January 09, 1971, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, 60631, USA) Social Security Number 327304556.

Source: Chicago Tribune; January 11, 1971