Family:Jens Sund and Christine Larsen (1)

Parents: Lars Sund and Inger Jensdatter Jens Larsen SUND b. 28 Jun 1859 , , , Denmark	Leopoldina Christina Henrietta Laursen b. 4 Dec 1860 Denmark d. 11 Aug 1911 Milltown, Polk, Wisconsin, United States

m. Abt 1880

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Marriage^[3]

Abt 1880

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	Marie M Sund	Oct 1880 Wisconsin, United States	1977
2.	Martin Louritch Sund	26 Nov 1881 Milltown, Polk, Wisconsin, United States	8 Mar 1965
3.	Louise Sund	Est 1886 Wisconsin
4.	Julia Sund	Est 1898 Wisconsin
5.	George Dewey Sund	Est 1901 Wisconsin	(?)
6.	William McKinley Sund	13 Aug 1902 Milltown, Polk, Wisconsin, United States
7.	Ervin L Sund	10 Jan 1908	8 Nov 1918

References

1885 State Census, in State Census
1885.

Jens L. Sund: Males 3 females 2
2 born in the US 3 born in Scandinavia
1905 Wisconsin State Census, in State Ce
1905 Wisconsin State Census, Milltown, Polk, Sheet # 7 page 359, GS #4236864, Film # 1020980, Image #00774, 1905.

Lines 44-50
Line 44-SUND, Jens L. (head) white maile 45 Married born in Denmark as were his parents occ. Merchant owns his home free
Line 45-SUND, Christina (wife) white female 44 married born in Denmark father born in Denmark mother in Germany
Line 46-SUND, Maria (daughter) white female 24 single born in Wisconsin both parents born in Denmark Occ Store clerk
Line 47-SUND, Louisa (daughter) white female 19 single born in Wisconsin both parents born in Denmark Occ Store clerk
Line 48-SUND, Julia (daughter) white female 7 single born in Wisconsin both parents born in Denmark
Line 49-SUND, George D. (son) white male 4 single born in Wisconsin both parents born in Denmark
Line 50-SUND, William M[c]. (son) white male 2 single born in Wisconsin both parents born in Denmark

Jens L., Christina, Maria, Louisa, Julia, George D. and William M[c]. Sund
↑ [1], in United States. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T623).

married 19 years (same as age of daughter Mary)
Owned and operated the Milltown Department Store. It was the largest store in the village and carried the largest stock of any store in the county.