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Name[1] |
John Robert ALMQUIST |
Gender |
Male |
Birth[9] |
25 Feb 1883 |
Clam Falls, Polk, Wisconsin, United States |
Census[1][12][23] |
1900 |
Clam Falls, Polk, Wisconsin, United StatesUS |
Occupation[1][23] |
1 Jun 1900 |
Clam Falls, Polk, Wisconsin, United StatesLaborer |
Census[3][13][24] |
1905 |
Clam Falls, Polk, Wisconsin, United StatesWisconsin State |
Marriage |
Abt 1908 |
Wisconsin, USAto Emma Marie _____ |
Census[4][14][25] |
1910 |
Daniel's Township, Burnett, Wisconsin, USAUS |
Other[15] |
1918 |
Grantsburg, Burnett, Wisconsin, USAWWI Registration Card |
Occupation[2][16][20] |
From 1918 to 1970 |
Lewis, Polk, Wisconsin, USAfarmer |
Census[5][14][22] |
1920 |
Siren, Burnett, Wisconsin, USAUS |
Occupation[17] |
Bet 1920 and 1945 |
Lewis, Polk, Wisconsin, USApartner for several years in the Almquist garage with his brother Victor-From document "An Account of the Almquists, An Epic of Elm Twigs" (1869-1985) by Lois Almquist Schiebel |
Census[6][18][21] |
1930 |
Clam Falls, Polk, Wisconsin, United StatesUS |
Occupation[6][21] |
4 May 1930 |
Clam Falls, Polk, Wisconsin, United StatesHouse Carpenter |
Residence[2][19][20] |
1970 |
Frederic, Polk, Wisconsin, USA |
Death[2][10][20] |
7 Aug 1970 |
Grantsburg, Burnett, Wisconsin, USACause: Myocardial Insufficiency |
Burial[2][11][20] |
10 Aug 1970 |
Lewis Cemetery (Lundeens), Lewis, Polk, Wisconsin, USA |
Address: John Robert ALMQUIST
Name: John Robert ALMQUIST
Sort by: ALMQUIST, John Robert
Middle name From document "An Account of the Almquists, An Epic of Elm Twigs" (1869-1985) by Lois Almquist Schiebel
In the booklet produced for the 1st School Reunion of the Lewis School (dated August 8, 1987) it states that John Almquist had voted in favor of a new school building on April 19, 1920. He had also followed up on plans and work for that building.
(Medical): with Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease (20 years) & Generalized Arteriosclerosis (30 Years).
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1900 US Census, in US Census
1900 Wisconsin, Clam Falls, Polk, ED 138, page 138a, sheet 1B, www.genealogy.com, Roll 720, Bk 2, page 192, 1 Jun 1900.
Lines 85-91 Emanuel Almquist (head) male white 56 born Sep 1844 married 6 yrs born in Sweden, both parents born there also immigrated 1869 31 yrs in US Na speaks English farmer owned farm free and clear can read and write, Anna Almquist (wife) female white 45 born Dec 1854 married 6 yrs mother of 9 but only 2 living born in Sweden both parents born there also immigration unknown can read and write, John Almquist (son) male white 17 single born Feb 1883 in Wisconsin both parents born in Sweden laborer can read and write, Carl Almquist (son) white male 15 born May 1885 in Wisconsin both parents born in Sweden can read and write, Axell Almquist (son) white male 13 born Jan. 1887 in Wisconsin both parents born in Sweden, Victor (son) white male 7 born Sept. 1892 in Wisconson both parents born in Sweden can read and write, Clara Almquist (daughter) white female 4 born Jul 1895 in Wisconsin both parents born in Sweden. Reference number: CNWI001 Verified: YES
He is listed with parents Anna & Emanuel, and brothers Carl, Axell, Victor & sister Clara.
1900 US Census 
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Death Certificate, in Death Cert. State
State of Wisconsin Dept. of Health and Social Services Cert. of Death-#415, 20 Aug 1970.
John Robert Almquist died 7 Aug. 1970 in Grantsburg, Burnett Co., Wisconsin Reference number: DCWI001
DOB 25 Feb. 1883, he was 87 years old. Occ. is listed as a farmer. SSN-388-16-6259A. Father is Gustaf Almquist, Mother is Ann Benson. Informant is Ed Almquist Bx 10, Rt 1, Siren, Wisconsin. Cause is Myocardial Insufficiency, with Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease (20 years) & Generalized Arteriosclerosis (30 Years). Also listed is Senility. He was buried 10 Aug. 1970 in Lewis Cemetery.
Death Certificate 
- ↑ 1905 Wisconsin State Census, in State Census
1905 Wisconsin, Polk Co., Clam Falls, page 129, Sheet 4, 1905.
Line 27 Almquist, Axel (boarder) white male single 16 Daylaborer born in Wisconsin both parents born in Sweden. Lines41-46 Almquist, Emanuel (head) 47 white male married farmer born Sweden both parents also born there, Anna J. (wife) 50 white female housekeeper born in Sweden both parents also born there, John R. (Son) white male single 22 daylaborer born in Wisc. both parents born in Sweden, Carl J. white male (son) single 22 daylaborer born in Wisconsin both parents born in Sweden, Victor [F]. white male single (son) 12 born in Wisc. parents born in Sweden, Clara J. white female (daughter) single 9 born in Wisconsin both parents born in Sweden. Reference number: CNWI046 Verified: YES
Emanuel, Anna J., John R., Carl J., Victor [F]., and Clara J. Almquist
1905 Wisconsin State Census 
- ↑ 1910 US Census, in US Census
1910 Wisconsin, Burnett, Daniels Township, ED 40, Sheet 2B, Ancestry.com, 21st Apr 1910.
Lines 88-89 Almquist, John (head) male white 27 married (1) 2 years born in Wisconsin both parents born in Sweden is a farmer-Almquist, Emma (wife) female 21 white married (1) 2 years has not given birth born in Wisconsin both parents born in Germany. Reference number: CNWI053 Verified: YES
1910 US Census 
- ↑ 1920 US Census, in US Census
1920 Wisconsin, Siren, Burnett, ED 46, Sheet 2B, page 63, Heritage Quest online, 8-9 Jan 1920.
Lines 63-64 John Almquist (head) 36 owned own home free born in Wisc both parents born in Sweden is a farmer, Emma Almquist (wife) 30 born in Wisc look like both parents born in Germany. Reference number: CNWI003 Verified: YES
1920 US Census 
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 1930 US Census, in US Census
1930 Wisconsin, Clam Falls Township, Polk, ED 48-10, Sheet 3B, Ancestry.com, 4 May 1930.
Lines 87-88 John R. Almquist (head) owns home 47 24 when first married born in WISC both parents born in Sweden is a house carpenter,Emma M. Almquist (wife H.) 41 18 when first married born in WISC both parents born in Germany. Reference number: CNWI008 Verified: YES
John R. and Emma M. Almquist.
1930 US Census 
- 1895 Wisconsin State Census, in State Census
Wisconsin State Census Line 24 Roll v226-17, 1895.
E. Almquist is listed with 5 males and 2 females: Emanuel, Carl, John, Axell and Gustaf Victor must be the males. Anna and Clara must be the females.
1895 Wisconsin State Census 
- 1885 Wisconsin State Census, in State Census
1885 Wisconsin, Polk, Clam Falls, Ancestry.com, 1885.
3 born in United States: John Robert, Carl Julius and ? 4 born in Scandinavia: Gustaf Eric, Anna Johanna, Alma Sofia and Potencia Suafer. Males are probably Gustaf, John Robert, Carl Julius and perhaps a son who did not live. (in the 1900 US Census Anna stated that she had given birth to 9 children but I am only aware of 7). Females would be Anna Johanna, Alma Sofia and Potencia Suafer.
I do not know who the other male would be. They have listed that 3 were born in the US so I believe that they had a son that did not survive or that I do not know about.
1885 Wisconsin State Census 
- ↑ may have been born in Sweden. From headstone.
From document "An Account of the Almquists, An Epic of Elm Twigs" (1869-1985) by Lois Almquist Schiebel-shows month and day and birth was shown as Wisc.
- ↑ From headstone.
- ↑ From headstone 1883-1970
- ↑ He is listed with parents Anna & Emanuel, and brothers Carl, Axell, Victor & sister Clara.
- ↑ Emanuel, Anna J., John R., Carl J., Victor [F]., and Clara J. Almquist
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 John and Emma Almquist.
- ↑ He is 55 born 25 Feb. 1883, resides in Lewis, Polk, Wisc. He is a farmer, Med height and build with blue eyes and brown hair. He listed Emma Marie Almquist also of Lewis as his nearest relative.
- ↑ Listed on his Registration Card in 1918.
- ↑ -John built the Almquist Garage in 1920. He sold it in 1945.
- ↑ John R. and Emma M. Almquist.
- ↑ 54867 listed on SSN index on rootsweb.com
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 Death Certificate

- ↑ 21.0 21.1 1930 US Census

- ↑ 1920 US Census

- ↑ 23.0 23.1 1900 US Census

- ↑ 1905 Wisconsin State Census

- ↑ 1910 US Census

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