Name |
John Erick BERG |
Born |
15 Aug 1871 |
Ishpeming, Marquette County, Michigan, United States of America |
- The birth register for Marquette County, Michigan records his birth date as 3 Sep 1871.
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Gender |
Male |
Census |
21 Jun 1880 |
Walden Township, Pope County, Minnesota, United States of America |
1880 Federal Census |
School |
21 Jun 1880 |
Walden Township, Pope County, Minnesota, United States of America |
- At the time of the 1880 census, John had attended school within the last year.
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Confirmation |
1888 |
, Pope County, Minnesota, United States |
Occupation |
Between 1895 and 1905 |
Walden Township, Pope County, Minnesota, United States of America |
Farm laborer |
- The 1895 Minnesota State census shows that he was a farmer.
Both the 1900 Federal census and the 1905 Minnesota State census identifies John E. Berg as a farm laborer in this parents household.
The Lashway book shows that John was a farmer.
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Census |
1 Jun 1900 |
Walden Township, Pope County, Minnesota, United States of America |
1900 Federal Census |
Attended |
7 May 1933 |
Blue Mounds Township, Pope County, Minnesota, United States |
John Berg was a pallbearer at the funeral of his brother, Axel Berg. |
Name |
John Berge |
Name |
John E. Berg |
Name |
John Erick Berry |
Name |
John Erik Berg |
Name |
Johne Berg |
Occupation |
1936 |
, Pope County, Minnesota, United States |
Farmer |
- The Lashway book shows that John was a farmer.
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Religion |
Lutheran |
Residence |
Blue Mounds Township, Pope County, Minnesota, United States |
Died |
13 Jul 1936 |
, Pope County, Minnesota, United States |
- The Lashway book shows that John died in Starbuck, MN.
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Buried |
14 Jul 1936 |
Blue Mounds Township, Pope County, Minnesota, United States |
- Bethesda Covenant/Bethany Lutheran Cemetery
Pope County, Minnesota, USA
Find A Grave Memorial 73550145
The John J. Berg Family Bible shows that John Erick was buried on 15 Jul 1936, but the Bethany Lutheran Membership Register shows that he was buried on 14 Jul 1936, which matches the family tradition that he was buried within hours of being found. The weather had been hot and by the time he was found early in the morning, the condition of the body necessitated immediate burial.
The burial was officiated by student Linne Bomgren.
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Notes |
- WikiTree Profile Berg-1617
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Person ID |
I8 |
BergSletten |
Last Modified |
19 Sep 2022 |
Father |
John J. BERG, b. 2 Sep 1839, Born, Ljusnarsberg Parish, Örebro County, Sweden , d. 27 Jun 1927, Walden Township, Pope County, Minnesota, United States of America (Age 87 years) |
Mother |
Anna Katherina CARLSDOTTER, b. 20 Mar 1849, Högfors hytta, Ljusnarsberg Parish, Örebro County, Sweden , d. 12 Nov 1927, , Pope County, Minnesota, United States (Age 78 years) |
Married |
3 Sep 1870 |
Ishpeming, Marquette County, Michigan, United States of America |
Church |
3 Sep 1870 |
Ishpeming, Marquette County, Michigan, United States of America |
Bethania Församling |
Residence |
1870-1876 |
Ishpeming, Marquette County, Michigan, United States of America |
- From Lashway book:
They lived in Ishpeming, Michigan until 1876 when they moved to Walden Township in Pope County, sec. 24, near the present town of Starbuck, Minnesota, where Mr. Berg had earlier filed a homestead claim.
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Residence |
Between 1876 and 1927 |
Walden Township, Pope County, Minnesota, United States of America |
- The Bethany Lutheran Membership Register shows that the John J. Berg Family arrived in Pope County from Ishpeming, Michigan in 1876.
The Berg family is found on the 1880 and 1900 census in Walden Township, Pope County, Minnesota.
The 1895 Minnesota State census shows that John had lived in Walden Township for 18 years and 1 month, since May 1877. Anna, John, Anna, August, and Johanna had lived there for 18 years. Apparently John came a month before the rest of the family. The rest of the children were all born in Minn and had lived there all of their lives. There was also a Gustaf Johnson living with them who had lived in Minnesota for 13 years but had only just come to live with the Berg family.
The 1900 census shows that he owned the farm, free from mortgage.
The 1905 Minnesota State census, taken in June 1905, shows that John had lived in Walden Township for 29 years and 2 months, since Apr 1876. Anna, John E., and Axel had lived in Walden for 29 years and 1 month, since May 1876. The rest of the children were born in Minnesota and had lived there all their lives.
The 1910 census shows that they lived on a farm they owned free from mortgage.
When John J. Berg crossed the border into Canada at Emerson on a trip with his son, Axel, on 11 Jul 1913, it showed his residence as Starbuck, Minnesota.
From Lashway book:
They lived in Ishpeming, Michigan until 1876 when they moved to Walden Township in Pope County, sec. 24, near the present town of Starbuck, Minnesota, where Mr. Berg had earlier filed a homestead claim. In 1875 he visited the site and built a house and barn and had some good hearted neighbors break up a few acres which he seeded in the spring of 1876. The grasshoppers took his crop. He stuck it out and broke more land after they moved in. The following year he seeded some wheat and oats and got a very good crop. The father of Ole, Iver and Andrew Barsness thrashed his first grain crop. The next year, together with John Bloom and Fredrick Chalenburg, they got a used horse-power thrasher and they thrashed together a few years. John Berg later bought a horse-power thrasher in company with Fred Fredrickson, Brent Wold and Otteson and they thrashed some years together.
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Church |
6 Apr 1877-1927 |
, Pope County, Minnesota, United States |
Bethany Lutheran Church |
- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Berg were present at the organizational meeting of the Bethany Lutheran Church on 6 Apr 1877.
The Bethany Lutheran Membership Register shows that the John J. Berg family was received into the congregation in 1877.
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Albums |
 | BERG-CARLSON (24) Media pertaining to John J. Berg and Anna Kathrina Carlsdotter and their descendents. |
Family ID |
F1 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |