Obit of Mrs. Annie VanDUZEN (VanDUSEN), (d.1904), Isanti Co., MN

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Braham Journal, Braham, MN dated 12 Feb 1904

Mrs. VanDusen Dead:
  After a lingering illness of about three years from that dread disease
consumption, Annie VanDuzen, wife of Will VanDuzen, died Saturday
morning, Feb. 5th, at 8:45 o'clock, at the age of 28 years, 10 months
and 2 weeks. She was born in Norway and came to this country at the age
of nine years, settling at Tracy, Minn., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Lee, who have been dead for some years. In the year 1893 she was
wedded to Will VanDuzen at Huron, S. Dak.
  She leaves and husband and three children to mourn her loss, also four
sisters, Mrs. H. Halvorson, of Willow City, N.D.; Mrs. P. Anderson, of
Hayfield; Mrs. Jas. Edgar, of Brunswick; Mrs. R. M. Edgar, of Mora, and
two brothers, John Lee of Tracy, and Nels Lee, of Verndale.
  The funeral services were conducted by Pastor Cavallin at the Lutheran
chapel and the remains were intered in the Rice Lake Cemetery Monday,
Feby. 8th. The VanDuzen family have been residents of Braham for about
six months, during which time Mrs. VanDuzen's sufferings won for her the
sympathy of all. The boy and baby girl go to his parents at Tracy, while
Nels Lee, of Verndale, takes the oldest girl. 

Note:
[This last sentence seems to be incorrect, in that there were two boys 
and one girl. Also, NelsLee took Frank, the youngest boy. Frank was 
about 4 years old at thetime of his mothers death. 
Note added by Charles Moody Grandnephew of Andrea Lee Van Dusen]