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Angellala Vastano Natale, mother of Frank Natale, taken in Italy circa 1901.

Submitted by Ju-Ju Natale DeLillo, great granddaughter

Rebecca Duncan married Robert David Williamson. Her family, the Duncans, were from Ireland and they lived in Nashville, Illinois.

Taken in the 1900s she was born in 1845 in Ireland.

Photo from c1865 Holycross, Dubuque Co., IA

1827.County.Clare\IRELAND - 1903.Monti, Buchanan Co., IOWA

s/o John HEFFERNAN/HEFFERNEN & Bridget GARVEY

Ole PETERSON c1834.Norway-1913.WI

m.c185?

Emma/Ingebord ? c1840.Norway-1903.WI

BUR: Lutheran Cemetery, Franklin Twp., Kewaunee Co. WI FARMERS: Franklin, Kewaunee, WI

PETERSON CHILDREN:

OLSEN, Anders WI 2nd Cav Co K. Residence: Winneshiek County, Iowa. Born 28 Feb 1843 in Hadeland, Norway. Civil War: Age 20. Laborer. Blue eyes, light brown hair, light complexion, 5"8". Enlisted for three years on 20 Aug 1864. Mustered on 24 August 1864 at Madison, Wisconsin. Private. Believed to have been discharged on 14 Jun 1865 at Memphis, Tennessee. Post war: Died at age 24. Buried in Washington Prairie Lutheran Church Cemetery, Decorah, Winneshiek County Iowa. Sources: (DGA) "Tokerud, Anders Olsen" TOKERUD, Anders See OLSEN, Anders
WEBSITE:
http://www.civilwar.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm
Regiment Name 2 Wisconsin Cavalry
Side Union
Company I
Soldier's Rank_In Pvt.
Soldier's Rank_Out Pvt.
Alternate Name Andrew/Olson
Notes
Film Number M559 roll 22

Served in Co. K, 2nd Wisc. Calvery in Civil War
$100 bonus for enlisting in the Army he brought over his father Ole Olsen Tokerud b.1805,and Ole's wife(his mother) Kari Nielsdatter, and their children Elene, Peder Ellingsen Tokerud, and Ingeborg Emma Oldsdatter to America(Ingeborg is Pam Lehman's(I am the submitter of the photo) Great Great Grandmother) So Anders would be my GrGr Uncle.
Anders Olsen Tokerud born Sept 25 1843 Sondre Land, Oppland, Norway Died Nov 3, 1867 Rural Decorah, Winneshiek County, Iowa Burial @ Washington Prairie Lutheran Cemetery, Decorah, Springfield Twsp., Winneskiek Co., Iowa

James Duncan taken in the Civil War he died there in Kentucky.

2nd great-grandmother's brother and came to America from Ireland in the 1800s