Barron-Bayfield County WI Archives Obituaries.....Paulson, Caroline March 13, 1920
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The Cumberland Advocate Thursday, March 18, 1920
Mrs. Nels Paulson died at her home in this city on Saturday, March 13th, after 
a lingering illness extending over a period of three years.  Funeral services 
were held at the Norwegian Lutheran church on Wednesday, Rev. C Amundsen 
officiating, and interment was at Lakeside.

Caroline Anderson Sonju was born in Eikers Prestegjeld, Norway, July 29, 1852.
In 1880 she came to America, and after spending a year at Baldwin, WI, came to 
Cumberland, where, July 22, 1882, she was married to Nels Paulson, and she has 
lived either in the city or on the farm in the Section Ten community ever 
since.  She is survived by her husband and nine daughters.  Mathilda, now Mrs. 
Carl Olson:  Anna, now Mrs. G. H. Frissell of Thief River Falls, MN.  Idah:  
Inga, now Mrs. Ole Legvold of Thief River Falls, MN.  Nellie, now Mrs. John 
Weiss of Big Sandy, Montanna.  Clara, now in the employ of the government at 
Washington D.C.  Emma, Marie, now Mrs. E. C. Swanander of Minneapolis:  and 
Minna, all of whom had been with their mother for sometime before her death 
and all were present at the funeral except Mrs. Frissell who was called home 
on Monday of last week by the illness of her children.  A niece, Mrs. Carl 
Gilbertson of spooner;  Mrs. Peter Olson of Clayton:  E. C. Swanander of 
Minneapolis, and clarence Berg of Souix Falls, SD, came to attend the funeral.

Mrs. Paulson was a member of the Norwegian Lutheran church since her 
childhood.  Her life had been a most busy one, and nothing could testify 
stronger to her worth than the devotion showed her by her daughters during her 
long illness.  Her life had indeed been well spent with her family.


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