Bio of Emil QUENROE (b.1881), Yellow Medicine Co., MN

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EMIL QUENROE (1881)

Emil Quenroe, farmer of Norman township residing a short distance from
Canby, was born in the county May 17, 1881.  He is the second son of Elef E.
and Martha (Waner) Quenroe, early settlers of and still residents of Yellow
Medicine county.

Emil was educated in the public schools and worked for his father on the
farm until twenty-four years of age.  Then he and a brother rented land and
farmed in partnership, and Emil has since conducted his present place,
consisting of 240 acres on section 5.  Mr. Quenroe and his wife are members
of the Norwegian Lutheran church of Canby.

Mary Severson became the wife of Emil Quenroe on May 10, 1911.  She was born
in Norway and came to the United States in 1903.  Mr. and Mrs. Quenroe have
one child, Alden, born August 18, 1912.

Source: A History of Yellow Medicine County by Arthur P. Rose. Published
1914