Sovei Gullickson
Blev 89 år.
| Född: | 1874-03-26 Plymouth Township, Juneau, Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services, Madison, WI, Wisconsin Vital Records Index, pre-1907, Wisconsin State Historical Society, Reel 0321, Record DX0850. |
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| Döpt: | 1874-04-26 East Lemonweir Church, Juneau Co., Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | BAPTISM
Sarah's baptism sponsors were Ole Kittelsen, Tarje O. Juve (uncle by marriage), and Johanna K. Lawrence (half cousin once removed of Knute Johnson).
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| Konfirmerad: | 1889-06-30 East Lemonweir Church, Juneau Co., Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | CONFIRMATION
She was confirmed as Sovei Gulliksen on June 30, 1889 at the East Lemonweir Church in Juneau Co., Wisconsin.
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| Testamente: | 1938-08-26 Mauston, Juneau, Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT - 1938
I, Sarah Johnson, of the Town of Fountain, Juneau County, Wisconsin, being mindful of the uncertainties of human life, do hereby make, publish, and declare this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me made.
FIRST It is my will that my just debts and funeral expenses be first paid out of my estate after my decease.
SECOND I give, devise, and bequeath unto my son Hilbert O. Johnson, all the rest, residue and remainder of my property, real, personal or mixed.
THIRD No provision is made in this will for any of the other children for the reason that such children had had satisfactory provisions made for them, by schooling or otherwise, during my lifetime.
FOURTH I nominate and appoint my son, Hilbert O. Johnson, executor of this my last will, hereby giving to said son the power of the sale of any or all of my real estate without the order of any court, and I respectfully request that he may serve as executor without the necessity of giving any bond for the faithful performance of his duties.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this my last will and testament, typewritten on one sheet of paper, this 26th day of August, 1938, at the City of Mauston in the State of Wisconsin.
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| Död: | 1963-04-14 Mauston, Juneau, Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | New Lisbon Times (Juneau Co., WI newspaper), Apr 1963, .
OBITUARY - 1963
Mrs. Sarah Johnson, 89 years of age passed away Sunday evening (April 14, 1963) at the Mauston hospital after a brief illness.
Funeral services will be held this Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the East Lemonweir Lutheran Church with Pastor E. Gilberts officiating. Hare Funeral home at New Lisbon are in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Johnson was a life long resident of rural Elroy, having lived on adjoining farms, one in Plymouth township and one in Fountain township. She was a lifetime member of the East Lemonweir church.
Survivors include five sons: Elsmere and Hilbert, rural Elroy; Enoch, Milwaukee; Floyd, Wilmington, Illinois; and Theodore, Elroy; two daughters, Mrs. Roman Kuflicki (Hulda), Milwaukee and Mrs. Ed Martin (Selma), rural Elroy; two brothers, Thomas Gullickson, Winter Park, Florida and Gilbert of Elroy, a sister, Mrs. Anna Woods of New Lisbon; nine grandchildren and eighteen great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Knute and one son.
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| Begravd: | 1963-04-18 East Lemonweir Cemetery, Fountain Twp., Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | Juneau County Cemetery Book 3 (Juneau Co. Genealogical Society, 1988), p. 231.
DEATH CERTIFICATE - 1963
Name of deceased: Sarah Johnson
Date of death: April 14, 1963
Place of death: Mauston, Juneau Co., Wisconsin
Age at time of death: 89 years
Immediate Cause of death: cerebral anoxia
Conditions prior to death: congestive heart failure ( 2-4 mos) and artieroscleratic heart disease (years)
Date of birth: Mar. 26, 1874
Birthplace: Wis.
Widowed
Name of father: Gullick Gullickson
Name of mother: Helga Thor
Place of burial and date: East Lemonweir Cemetery on April 18, 1963
Informant: Mr. Hilbert Johnson
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| Vigsel: | 1896-09-17 Lisbon, Juneau County, Wisconsin, USA. [1] | Registration of Marriage, State of Wisconsin (, Wisconsin State Historical Society), Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, WI.
REGISTRATION OF MARRIAGE - 1896
Name of Husband: Knut Jansen
Name of Father of Husband: Even Jansen
Name of Mother of Husband: Johanna Olsen
Occupation of Husband: Farmer
Residence of Husband: Fountain, Juneau Co.
Birthplace of Husband: Fountain, Juneau Co.
Name of Wife: Sarah Gullixon
Name of Father of Wife: Gullik Torbionsen
Name of Mother of Wife: Helga Olsen
Birthplace of Wife: Plymouth, Juneau Co.
Time when Marriage was Contracted: September 14th, 1896
Place where the Contracte: Lisbon, Juneau Co.
By What Ceremny Contracted: clerical
Names of Witnesses: Martin Lee and Anna Maria Gullickson
Name of Person Pronouncing Marriage: Rev. Carl Schive
Date of Certificate of Marriage: Oct 9th, 1896
Date of Registration: Oct 12th, 1896
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Noteringar
SCHOOL
Sarah attended the one-room schoolhouse called Perry which was located in Plymouth Township.
REMBERANCES
Sarah as remembered by her brother, Thomas.
"Sarah was daughter number three, at least two years younger than Julia. She worked in Eau Claire with Julia in her dressmaking shop before she married Knute Johnson. She lived with Knute's family after her marriage. They lived near the church on the farm that Ormson later bought, a great big house. I use to like to go down there becauase they had many apples and great big hickory nuts. It must have been hard for Sarah there. Knute's mother and grandfather were there. His grandfather was almost blind and died at 103 years while Sarah was still there. Knute's brother drank heavily. He came home once in awhile.
Sarah had Elsmer, Hulda and Enoch (at least) there. I helped them move to the Becker place and lived in a log cabin until they had their house built. Knute's brother, John, helped them build the house. He was a very good man.
They also had Leonard, Hilbert, Ted, Selma and Floyd. All of Sarah's children were two years apart. Knute wasn't very old when he died, probably of lock-jaw. They celebrated their 25th anniversary and lived together a few years after that. Sarah was 89 when she died. She always had a happy disposition. She had a good husband and a good life, the life of any of my sisters."
Knut and Sarah's house was opened to any visitors; once a couple of locals were drunk and they stopped at the farmhouse to stay over for the night. One of them walked out of the second floor window and onto the porch roof, he then asked Knut what happened to the stairs.
Sarah did not like anyone to smoke in the house. She loved to bake and would always have cookies and cakes in the house for everyone to enjoy. When she was not able to bake, her daughter, Selma, would do the baking for her.
Sarah was well remembered for her delicious large sugar cookies and all the other treats she would bake. Her sister, Thora, use to spend several weeks during the summer with Sarah and while there she would sew dresses and aprons for Sarah, Annie and Tina.
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