CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth PlaceWisconsin, United States
MemoSons, Archie & Elmer, claimed Albert was born in England.
Census Date1 Jun 1865 [3224]
Census PlaceVerdale, Stearns Co., Minnesota, United States
Census Date8 Jun 1870 [355]
Census PlaceRoseville, Monongalia [Kandiyohi] Co., Minnesota, United States
Census Date4 Jun 1880 [461]
Census PlaceIrving, Kandiyohi Co., Minnesota, United States
Census Date13 Jun 1900 [38]
Census PlaceWebster, Day Co., South Dakota, United States
Memo3rd Ward
Census Date20 Apr 1910 [351]
Census PlaceBradley, Clark Co., South Dakota, United States
Memo3rd Ward
Death Date12 Dec 1911 [1498, Memorial# 11430557], [3226]
Death PlaceClark, Clark Co., South Dakota, United States
Burial PlaceBradley, Clark Co., South Dakota, United States [1498, Memorial# 11430557]
MemoPrairie Hill Cemetery, block-C, lot-18, grave-1
Alt.SpellingAlbert FOANDERS [975]
OccupationFarmer [461]
FatherSmith FLANDERS (1830-1892)
MotherLydia MORRIS (1834-1903)
Misc. Notes
In 1865, Albert was living next door (though probably in the rural sense) to William Riley BATES, who would later marry Alberts's sister-in-law, Diana Amanda HANSON. [3224], [3225]
John FLANDERS was a witness to Albert’s first marriage [20]; that is probably his brother, who was living in Roseville Twp., MN, in 1880. [1509]
Family living in Irving, Kandiyohi Co., MN, at time of 1880 census; also living with them at this time were his younger brothers Murdock and Henry [461], because their parents had moved back to England. [460]
"Mr. Flanders was serving as a juror during the present term of court being held at Clark and on Tuesday morning had gone to the court house about 9 o'clock to be present at the opening of the day's session. He had gone into the clerk's office to leave his overcoat and overshoes and, having removed them, turned around, gave one gasp and dropped to the floor. There were several men in the room at the time and a physician was immediately summoned but to no avail." [3227]
Albert’s name was recorded as “A. W. FLANDERS” on his wife’s grave inscription. [1498, Memorial# 53117368]
John FLANDERS was a witness to Albert’s first marriage [20]; that is probably his brother, who was living in Roseville Twp., MN, in 1880. [1509]
Family living in Irving, Kandiyohi Co., MN, at time of 1880 census; also living with them at this time were his younger brothers Murdock and Henry [461], because their parents had moved back to England. [460]
"Mr. Flanders was serving as a juror during the present term of court being held at Clark and on Tuesday morning had gone to the court house about 9 o'clock to be present at the opening of the day's session. He had gone into the clerk's office to leave his overcoat and overshoes and, having removed them, turned around, gave one gasp and dropped to the floor. There were several men in the room at the time and a physician was immediately summoned but to no avail." [3227]
Albert’s name was recorded as “A. W. FLANDERS” on his wife’s grave inscription. [1498, Memorial# 53117368]
Spouses
Birth PlaceWisconsin, United States
MemoConsistent with age on gravestone (28y 8m 4d).
Census Date16 Jul 1870 [1571] Age: 9
Census PlaceHarrison Twp., Monongalia Co. [Kandiyohi Co.], Minnesota, United States
Census Date1 May 1875 [278] Age: 14
Census PlaceHarrison Twp., Kandiyohi Co., Minnesota, United States
Census Date4 Jun 1880 [461] Age: 19
Census PlaceIrving, Kandiyohi Co., Minnesota, United States
MemoDate from gravestone.
Burial PlaceWebster, Day Co., South Dakota, United States [1498, Memorial# 53117368]
MemoWebster Cemetery: Section 4, south end of Row B. Bruce visited grave 12-JUL-2008.
FatherØsten HANSEN KLEPPEN (1834-1876)
MotherOline ENGEBRETTSDATTER (1837-1912)
Misc. Notes
(Living relative) says that Laura had red hair (presumably inherited from Oline).
Unverified obituary transcription:
Posted 12 Feb 2013 by lindahouk (Ancestry.com)
"Mrs. A. Flanders had came to town and while here fainted from weakness. She was taken home and continued in a semi-concious state, with occasional lucid intervals until Sunday when she peacefully passed away. She has been ill for nearly a year. She leaves a husband and three small children."
4 Jul 1889, newspaper: "The Reporter & Farmer"
Repository: South Dakota State Archives, Pierre, South Dakota
Unverified obituary transcription:
Posted 12 Feb 2013 by lindahouk (Ancestry.com)
"Mrs. A. Flanders had came to town and while here fainted from weakness. She was taken home and continued in a semi-concious state, with occasional lucid intervals until Sunday when she peacefully passed away. She has been ill for nearly a year. She leaves a husband and three small children."
4 Jul 1889, newspaper: "The Reporter & Farmer"
Repository: South Dakota State Archives, Pierre, South Dakota
ChildrenArchie Sylvester (1880-1942)
James Herbert (1882-1943)
Elmer Eugune (1884-1918)
Lawrence E. (1886-1887)
Orline Lydia (1889-1950)
Misc. Notes
One of her daughters, either Susie, Marnie or Myrtle,
was married to an Eldrid VOUGHT and living in California, 1979. [417]
Mary’s parents were born in Germany. [351]
was married to an Eldrid VOUGHT and living in California, 1979. [417]
Mary’s parents were born in Germany. [351]
ChildrenSusie C. (1892-)
Mamie (1893-)
Ervin Lavern (1895-1979)
Wardie Albert (1897-1965)
Harley Lee (1899-1976)
Myrtle M. (1901-1940)
Isabelle O. (1903-2005)
Ruby V. (1905-1994)
Orlin L. (1907-)
Wesley H. (1908-1991)
Adelbert Leroy (1910-1995)