Notes for Ida Marie Andersson: Robert Fredericks remembers his grandmother as an excellent cook. At Christmas she served a feast of ham, turkey and roast beef.
November 6, 1941 The Bremerton Sun page nine Obituaries Ida Marie Fredrickson Death yesterday at her home, 1535 6th st., claimed Mrs Ida Marie Fredrickson, 65 resident of Bremerton for 33 years. Mrs. Fredrickson, who had a wide circle of friends here, was born Dec. 16 1875, in Finland. Surviving are the husband, John S. of the family home; two daughters, Mrs. William J. G. Hawes and Mrs. C. D. Draper of Bremerton; a son, Fred Fredrickson of Bremerton, and seven grandchildren, Barbara, Jackie and Gordon Draper, Bobby and Billy Fredricks and Billy and Dicky Hayes(sic). Funeral services will be held on Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the Lewis funeral chapel. Rev William J. Clifford will officiate. Burial will follow at Forest Lawn cemetery Saturday morning.
Obituary Ida Fredrickson Dies; Had Been Here many Years Following a residence of 33 years in Bremerton, Mrs. Ida Marie Fredrickson died yesterday at her home at 1535 Sixth Street. She was the wife of John S. Fredrickson of Bremerton who survives her. Born in Finland, December 16, 1875, she was 65 years old at the time of her death. Mrs. Fredrickson is also survived by two daughters, Mrs. William J. G. Hawes and Mrs. C.D. Draper; one son, Fred Fredricks, and seven grandchildren, Babara, Jackie and Gordon Draper, Bobby and Billy Fredricks and Billy and Dickie Hawes all of Bremerton. Funeral services will be held tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at Lewis Funeral Chapel with the Rev. William J. Clifford officiating. Interment will be made Saturday morning at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
http://www.genealogia.fi/emi/indexe.htm Death Certificates of Finns in Kitsap County, Washington, 1908-1947 FREDRICKSON, IDA MARIE -- Born December 16, 1875, Finland. Died Nov. 5, 1941, Bremerton, Wash. Cause of death: carcinoma of stomach. Wife of John S. Fredrickson (age 68). Father: August Anderson (b. Finland). Burial Nov. 8, 1941, Bremerton, Wash.
Stella Fredericks Hawes says her mother came to America from Sweden at the age of eleven to work as a domestic for a doctor's family that sponsored her in Michigan (possibly in Grand Marais). Ida had two brothers that came to visit from Sweden when Stella was a small child - one was named Axel. Stella recalls that, "My mother could do ANYTHING, there isn't anything that I can remember that she couldn't do." She was an excellent seamstress and enjoyed making Stella many designer dresses just from looking at a picture of one. She wanted to leave behind the "Old Country" - whenever her husband would speak to her in Swedish, she would reprimand him and say, "We are in America now and will only speak English!" In 1941, she had been diagnosed with cancer but refused surgery. She survived 6-8 months after diagnosis. Upon further research, it was learned that Ida was actually from a Swedish speaking area in Finland called Nykarleby and that she was about 18 years old. Stella recalled a village called Nykarleby but believed it to be the birthplace of her Father.
[Jakob Bonäs.FTW]
Smedsbacka Högbacka USA Washington USA
More About Ida Marie Andersson: Aka (Facts Pg): Ida Maria Högbacka.23 Date born 2: February 11, 1874, Nykarleby lkm.24, 25 Burial: November 08, 1941, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Bremerton, section 4021 lot 8 "Memory". Emigration: 189326, 27 Immigration: May 01, 1893, To USA.28
More About Ida Marie Andersson and Johan Seifert Fredrickson: Marriage 1: November 16, 1897, Grand Marais, MI.29 Marriage 2: November 16, 1897, Grand Marais, Michigan.
Marriage Notes for Ida Marie Andersson and Johan Seifert Fredrickson: [Jakob Bonäs.FTW]
USA MichiganBob Fredericks has a marriage certificate with the photos of John and Ida.
Ida Marie Andersson (b. December 16, 1874, d. November 05, 1941)
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