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Ida Kajsa Olsdotter Lindquist

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Birth	:	22 Aug 1857 Sweden
Death	:	3 Jan 1929 Lead, Lawrence County, South Dakota, USA
Burial	:	Buderim Lawn Crematorium and Memorial Gardens, Buderim, Sunshine Coast Council, Australia
Coordinate	:	-26.6800700, 153.0924660
Plot	:	Section M, Block 15, Lot 5
Description	:	She was born Ida Kajsa Olesdotter. Sometimes her middle name is Kate (in American documents) or Cajsa. Her maiden name is sometimes Olsdotter or Oleson or Olson. It appears that she used the surname Olson for her immigration in 1880 to America. She was born on 22 Aug 1857 in Järbo Elfsborg, Sverige (Sweden). Her father was Ole Swanson; he was living with Ida and her husband Otto in 1900 (US federal census). On June 04, 1880, Ida leaves Gothenburg, Sweden (Göteborg, Sverige) on the ship named "Rollo" with a sister named Ulrika Olson and a brother... Read More	She was born Ida Kajsa Olesdotter. Sometimes her middle name is Kate (in American documents) or Cajsa. Her maiden name is sometimes Olsdotter or Oleson or Olson. It appears that she used the surname Olson for her immigration in 1880 to America. She was born on 22 Aug 1857 in Järbo Elfsborg, Sverige (Sweden). Her father was Ole Swanson; he was living with Ida and her husband Otto in 1900 (US federal census). On June 04, 1880, Ida leaves Gothenburg, Sweden (Göteborg, Sverige) on the ship named "Rollo" with a sister named Ulrika Olson and a brother named Alfred Olson; her birthplace is listed as Järbo Elfsborg, Sverige (Sweden) in about 1857. Like her future husband Otto, Ida immigrates through Hull, England with a final destination of Marquette, Marquette County, Michigan (this is 68 miles from where Otto came to America in L'Anse, Baraga County, Michigan in 1879). ------------------ About July 1880, Otto & Ida marry (1900 & 1910 censuses). Ida leaves Sweden for Marquette, Michigan in June 1880 so she does not appear in the 1880 US federal census. If they are married before their daughter Anna is conceived, then they marry in July 1880 in Michigan (place per Ida's obituary). While both Ida's and Otto's immigration passenger lists stated their destinations were Michigan and their first three children are born in Michigan, I found only one Otto Lindquist in the 1880 US federal census; I am not sure this is my Otto. This Otto is single and living in Buckheart, Fulton County, Illinois in June 1880; Buckheart is about 540 miles from Marquette, Michigan. ------------------ Otto and Ida have 12 children together: Anna (1881-1890), Olga (1882-1977), Hilga (1884-1960), Eskel (1886-1959), Oscar (1888-1951), Solma (1890-1898), Esther (1892-1920), Violet (1894-1982), Florence (twin of Hazel) (1896-1971), Hazel (twin of Florence) (1896-1975), Freda (1898-1959) and Edwin (1901-1953). ------------------ In 1929, Ida passes away. Otto and Ida shared about 48 years together. They live a short time in Michigan where three of their children are born between 1881 and 1884 and then in Terraville, South Dakota about 1885. Later they move into the town of Lead. Otto passes away on 22 Aug 1932. Ida and Otto are buried near each other in the West Lead Cemetery near several other family members. ----------------- This story appeared in the Lead Daily Caller: The Black Hills Evening Newspaper, Lead, South Dakota, 03 January 1929. Mrs. Otto Lindquist Dies Suddenly Today. "Mrs. Otto Lindquist, a resident of Lead and Terraville since 1885, died suddenly at her home here at 12:15 o'clock this afternoon as the result of an attack of influenza which affected her heart. Mrs. Lindquist had been ailing for the last two years and last winter she made a trip to California, where she stayed seven months in the interests of her health. She was 71 years old at the time of her death. Mrs. Lindquist's death is a shock in the host of friends which she acquired during her long residence in the Black Hills and the bereaved family has a wide sympathy. Mrs. Ida Swanson Lindquist was born in Sweden on August 22, 1857. She came to America in 1878, locating in Michigan, where the following year she was married to Otto Lindquist. She came to the Black Hills in 1885, making her home for a number of years in Terraville, and later moving to Lead where she has lived since. To Mr. and Mrs. Lindquist were born twelve children, nine of whom are still living: Miss Olga Lindquist, of Lead; Mrs. A. N. Rule, of Duluth, Minn.; Eskel Lindquist, of San Francisco; Oscar Lindquist, of Lead; Mrs. Wiliam Andrews, of Lead; Mrs. William Payne [sic], of Pomona, Cal.; Mrs. G. B. Lawler, of Deadwood; Mrs. G. H. Mettler, of Los Angeles, Cal.; and Edwin Lindquist, of Lead. Mrs. Lindquist leaves also, her husband and eleven grand-children. Mrs. Rule was called here by her mother's illness, arriving here on Christmas morning. Mrs. Payne [sic] and Mrs. Mettler, both of whom live in California, are on their way here. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. A. E. Norman of Chicago, and Mrs. Matilda Norman of Central City, and a brother, Daniel Olson of Chicago. Mrs. Lindquist was critically ill at Christmas, but the following week, at New Year's, seemed to rally somewhat. Arrangements for the funeral services had not been made this afternoon, but were being held pending the arrival of the daughters from California. The family requests that there be no flowers." [Note- Mrs. William Payne is Mrs. William (Hazel) Pyne. My thanks to cousin KRB for sharing Ida's obituary.] LFC, 25 May 2014.

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Ida Kajsa Olsdotter Lindquist death on 3 Jan 1929 in Lead, Lawrence County, South Dakota, USA
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Latitude: -26.6800700
Longitude: 153.0924660

Family Members:

Parent

Olaf “Ole” Swanson

(1821 - 1907)

Spouse

Otto Jonasson “Otto” Lindquist

(1854 - 1932)

Siblings

Matilda Norman

(1849 - 1932)

Children

Anna Christine “Anna or Annie” Lindquist

(1881 - 1890)

Olga Elivia “Olga” Lindquist

(1882 - 1977)

Hilga Isabella “Hilga” Lindquist Rule

(1884 - 1960)

Oscar Francis “Oscar” Lindquist

(1888 - 1951)

Solma Oscari Lindquist

(1890 - 1898)

Esther Melvina Lindquist Ledyard

(1892 - 1920)

Violet Ezalia/Azalia Andrews

(1894 - 1982)

Edwin Donald “Edwin” Lindquist

(1901 - 1953)

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