Gunhild Julia Gullickson
Blev 76 år.
| Född: | 1872-01-04 Fountain Township, Juneau Co., Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | |
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| Döpt: | 1872-02-25 East Lemonweir Church, Juneau Co., Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | BAPTISM
Gunhild's baptism sponsors were Svonung Helgesen, Osten Jorgensen, Ingeborg Osmundsdtr. (married Olaf Knutson Bordalen) and Albert Larson.
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| Konfirmerad: | 1887-08-07 East Lemonweir Lutheran Church, Juneau Co., Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | CONFIRMATION
She was confirmed on August 7, 1887 at the East Lemonweir Lutheran Church, as Gunhid Julia Gulliksen (Torbjornsen).
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| Död: | 1948-09-08 Chippewa Falls, Chippewa, Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | Källor:
(New Lisbon Times (Juneau Co., WI newspaper), 23 Sep 1948).
New Lisbon newspaper dated 23 September 1948
Mrs. Julia Wood, former resident of the town of Fountain, passed away Sep. 8 in a hospital at Chippewa Falls. She was an aunt of Mrs. Fred Wehman, funeral held at Chippewa Falls.
(Chippewa Falls Herald-Telegram (Chippewa Co., WI newspaper), 9 Sep 1948,).
OBITUARY - 1948
Mrs. Julia Wood, a resident of Lafayette since 1911, passed away Wednesday at 10:45 a.m. at the St. Joseph's hospital. She was born January 4, 1872 in Elroy, Wisc. She was united in marriage to James Wood in 1895, who preceded her in death in 1933. Mrs. Wood was a member of the Central Lutheran church and later a charter member of the English Lutheran church in Bateman. She also helped organize the Bateman Ladies Aid.
She is survived by five sons, Walter, Clarence, J. Theodore, Robert, and Melvin, all of Route 5, city; two daughters, Mrs. C. J. (Mabel) Sivertsen, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Ivan (Lella) Hamilin of Anson. One daughter Mrs. Leonard Bue, preceded her in death. Two brothers, Thomas Gullickson of Milwaukee and Gilbert Gullickson of Elroy. Also surviving are four sisters, Sarah Johnson and Anna Wood of Elroy; Mrs. Martin Lee of New Lisbon, and Mrs. Charles Johnholts of Bateman. Five grandchildren survive the deceased.
The remains will lie in state at the Hogseth Funeral Home from Saturday morning until the time of the funeral, which will be held at one o'clock at the Hogseth Funeral Chapel, and at 2:00 o'clock at the English Lutheran church in Bateman on sunday afternoon. Reverand Vernon E. Anderson of Eau Claire will officiate. Interment will be in the Bateman Cemetery.
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| Begravd: | 1948-09-11 Bateman Cemetery, Chippewa County, Wisconsin, USA. [1] | Källa:
Chippewa Co. Genealogical Society, Chippewa County Wisconsin Cemetery Index (1998), p. 288, .
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| Vigsel: | 1896-07-18 Plymouth Township, Juneau, Wisconsin, (USA). [1] | Registration of Marriage, State of Wisconsin (, Wisconsin State Historical Society), vol. 2, p. 0243, Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, WI.
REGISTRATION OF MARRIAGE - 1896
Name of Husband: James Lauritz Wood
Name of father of husband: Martin Kristansen Wood
Name of mother of husband: Hege Wood
Occupation of husband: farmer
Residence of husband: Town of Plymouth, Juneau Co.
Birthplace of husband: Town of Plymouth
Name of Wife: Grinhild Julia Gulliksen
Name of father of wife: Gullik Torbiornsen
Name of mother of wife: Helga Olson
Birthplace of wife: Town of Plymouth
Time when marriage was contracted: July 18th, 1896
Place where marriage was contracted: Town of Plymouth, Juneau Co.
By what ceremony contracted: clerical
Names of subscribing witnesses: Knute Johnson and Sarah Gullikson
Name of person pronouncing marriage: Rev. Carl Schive
Date of certificate of marriage: July 20th, 1896
Date of registration: Aug. 8th, 1896
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Noteringar
Julia as remembered by her brother, Thomas.
"Julia was born after Thora. She and some of her cousins owned a dressmaking shop in Eau Claire. I was quite young then (before 1896). I remember that she came home to be married to Jim Woods around 1895 (it was actually in 1896). She had eight children: Hilda, Mabel, Walter, Clarence, Robert (Bob), Todd, Thomas Melvin and Lila. Jim Woods drank a great deal. He was a good violinist and played for many dances. He was full of the dickens all of the time. People liked him because he was such a cut-up.
They moved to Chippewa Falls and lived on a farm. That's when he started to drink. His farm was really too small to raise much.
Hilda married Leonard Bue, a wealthy farmer, and had a beautiful home and farm. She died quite young of a disease. Her daughter, Dorothy, died of the same disease very young. Lila, her youngest sister died of the same thing."
Julia would prepare a delicious fish dinner as her sons were always fishing and would bring home their catch.
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