Obit: Moen, Albert (1913)
Transcriber: Kathy Rossman
Surnames: Moen
----Source: Family Post card dated April 11, 1913
Albert Moen (1896 - 1912)
Albert Moen - Post card dated April 11, 1913. They found his body That Friday and burial was that Wednesday. [He was lost while hunting]
Anna Peterson was first married to Andrew Hagen in
1882. Shortly after their marriage her husband sailed to America to find a home
for them. Later on she came to America with her parents and they settled on a
farm in the town of Worden (Clark Co., Wis.).
Eight children were born to this union: Mrs. Mabel Henderson of Bend, Oregon,
Mrs. Mercy Rossman of Chippewa Falls, Anton of Gilman and Elmer and Sam of
Withee. Three children and her husband preceded her in death.
In 1897 she was married to Ole Moen, also in the town of Worden. To this
marriage five children were born; Olaf Moen of Los Banos, Calif., Mrs. Hugo
Wolters and Mrs. Arthur Smosal of Withee and Chester Moen of Greenwood. One
child died in infancy. Also two stepchildren survive here, Otto Moen of Ely,
Minn. And Mrs. Emma Larson of Stanley.
1900 Federal Census, Worden, Clark Co., WI
Ole Mooen (Moen) Male 50 Married White Head A 7 3 Mar 1850 Norway 1897 1873
Norway Norway
Annie Mooen (Moen) Female 36 Married White 7 Wife 10 A 7 3 Aug 1864 Norway 1897
1883 Norway Norway
Peter Mooen (Moen) Male 27 Single White Son A 7 Dec 1873 WI Norway Norway
Oscar Mooen (Moen) Male 20 Single White Son A 7 Mar 1880 WI Norway Norway
Andrew Mooen (Moen) Male 18 Single White Son A 7 Mar 1882 WI Norway Norway
Hjalmar Mooen (Moen) Male 18 Single White
Stepson A 7 Nov 1882 WI Norway
Norway
Pethra M Mooen (Moen) Female 16 Single White
Stepdaughter
A 7 Jun 1884 WI Norway Norway
Auton Mooen (Moen) Male 13 Single White
Stepson A 7 Feb 1887 WI Norway Norway
Mabel Mooen (Moen) Female 19 Single White
Stepdaughter A 7 Feb 1881 WI
Norway Norway
Emma Mooen (Moen) Female 19 Single White Daughter A 7 Aug 1881 WI Norway Norway
Otto Mooen (Moen) Male 11 Single White Son A 7 Mar 1889 WI Norway Norway
Sam Mooen (Moen) Male 5 Single White
Stepson A 7 Mar 1895 WI Norway Norway
Olaf Mooen (Moen) Male 2 Single White Son A 7 Jun 1898 WI Norway Norway
Thina E Mooen (Moen) Female 0 Single White Daughter A 7 May 1900 WI Norway
Norway
1910 Federal Census, WI Chippewa Stanley Ward 3 ED 77
Ole Mooen (Moen) Male 58 1852 (family says 1843) Norway Married White Head
Norway Norway (immigrated 1877, Naturalized 1883)
Anna Mooen (Moen) Female 46 (1 Aug) 1864 Norway Married White Wife Norway Norway
(d. 15 Sep 1952, Stanley, WI)
**Older sons not listed with the family on this Census
Soam Olson "Sam" (26 Feb 1879, Norway - 18 Jun 1962, Dane Co., WI)
John Moen (1890, WI-?)
Elmer (1897-?)
Olaf Mooen (Moen) Male 12 1898 WI Single
White Son Norway Norway
Tena Mooen (Moen) Female 10 1900 WI Single White Daughter Norway Norway
Rangna Mooen (Moen) Female 6 1904 WI Single White Daughter Norway Norway
Chester Mooen (Moen) Male 4 1906 WI Single White Son Norway Norway
Albert Mooen (Moen) Male 33 1877 WI Single White Brother Norway Norway
Peter Mooen (Moen) Male 36 1874 WI Single White Brother Norway Norway
Andrew Mooen (Moen) Male 27 1883 WI Single White Brother Norway Norway
Atto (Otto) Mooen (Moen) Male 21 1889 WI Single White Brother Norway Norway
Anton Hagan Male 23 1887 WI Single White Brother-in-law Norway Norway
Elmer Hagan Male 27 1883 WI Single White Brother-in-law Norway Norway
*Possible Relatives
1910 WI Chippewa Howard ED 70, sheet 8 & 9
Christ Moen Male 47 1863 Norway Married White Head Norway Norway
Anna Moen Female 45 1865 WI Married White Wife Norway Norway
Ostan Moen Male 20 1890 WI Single White Son Norway WI
Meria Moen Female 16 1894 WI Single White Daughter Norway WI
Elmer Moen Male 14 1896 WI Single White Son Norway WI
Joseph Moen Male 12 1898 WI Single White Son Norway WI
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