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     Ruben Zweigle was born in 1910 at CONN.² He married Olivia (Unterseher) Zweigle, daughter of John A Unterseher and Mrs. Katrina Unterseher, on 4 July 1948 at Lodi, San Joaquin Co., California.¹ Ruben Zweigle died in 1998 at Fresno Co., California.²

     Ottile Unterseher was born on 17 June 1907 at Bowden, North Dakota.^1,2 She was the daughter of John A Unterseher and Mrs. Katrina Unterseher.¹ Ottile Unterseher died on 11 December 1919 at Dupree, South Dakota, at age 12.^1,2

     Walter Unterseher was born on 12 May 1925 at Dupree, South Dakota.^1,2 He was the son of John A Unterseher and Mrs. Katrina Unterseher.¹ Walter Unterseher died in 1947.²
     He appeared on the census of 1930 as a 4-year-old son in the household of John A Unterseher and Mrs. Katrina Unterseher at Township 15, Ziebach Co., South Dakota.¹

     Gene Victor Aaby was born in 1928 at Billings, Missouri.² He was the son of Ebb C. Aaby and Faye M. (Kellogg) Aaby. Gene Victor Aaby died after 2008; Guesstimate.
     He was received his MD in 1955 at Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, San Bernardino Co., California.³ He was Thoracic surgeon and Professor of Surgery, University of Tennessee in 1962.³ He was a member of Dr. Gene Aaby
Address:     9120 Ruggles Ferry Pike     Barn/Business: 865-933-8470
City: Strawberry Plains     State: Tennessee          Email: GVAaby@yahoo.com
Zip: 37871 Chapter: Alabama, Tennessee

Breed Affiliation: Saddlebred; Stables: Shamrock Saddlebreds in 2008 at United Professional Horsemean's Association, Lexington, Kentucky.

     Sidney Alonzo Kellogg was born in March 1881 at Wisconsin.¹ He was the son of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg.¹
     Sidney Alonzo Kellogg appeared on the census of 1900 as a 19-year-old son in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.² Sidney Alonzo Kellogg appeared on the census of 1910 as a 29-year-old unmarried son in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.¹

     Herbert Kellogg was born in September 1889 at Wisconsin.¹ He was the son of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg.¹
     Herbert Kellogg appeared on the census of 1900 as a 10-year-old son in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.² Herbert Kellogg appeared on the census of 1910as a 21-year-old son in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.³

     Rue Kellogg was born in June 1891 at Wisconsin.² She was the daughter of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg.²
     Rue Kellogg was also known as Rul (sic) Kellogg.² She appeared on the census of 1900as an 8-year-old daughter in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.¹ Rue Kellogg appeared on the census of 1910 as an 18-year-old daughter and rural school teacher in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.³

     Roland Kellogg was born in October 1893 at Wisconsin. He is the older brother of Faye (Kellogg) Aaby.^1,2 He was the son of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg.¹
     Roland Kellogg appeared on the census of 1900 as a 6-year-old son in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.³ Roland Kellogg appeared on the census of 1910 as a 16-year-old son in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.⁴

     Lottie Kellogg was born in April 1900 at Wisconsin.¹ She was the daughter of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg.¹
     Lottie Kellogg appeared on the census of 1900as a 1-month-old infant in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.² Lottie Kellogg appeared on the census of 1910as a 7-year-old daughter in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.³

     Hazel Kellogg was born in 1905 at Wisconsin.¹ She was the daughter of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg.¹
     Hazel Kellogg appeared on the census of 1910as a 5-year-old daughter in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.²

     Lionel H Kellogg was born in January 1884 at Wisconsin.¹ He was the son of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg.¹
     Lionel H Kellogg appeared on the census of 1900 as a 16-year-old son in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.¹

     Josephine Kellogg was born in December 1886 at Wisconsin.¹ She was the daughter of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg.¹
     Josephine Kellogg appeared on the census of 1900 as a 13-year-old daughter in the household of Elmer E Kellogg and Ettie (Forward) Kellogg at Tiffany, Dunn Co., Wisconsin.¹

     John O Aaby was born in June 1858 at Minnesota.¹ He married Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby in 1881.² John O Aaby died on 28 November 1938 at Cass, Stone Co., Missouri, at age 80.^3,4 He was buried on 30 November 1938 at Springfield, Greene Co., Missouri.^5,3
     His full name was John Olaus Aslakson Aaby.⁵ He was commonly known as John Aaby.¹ He and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby appeared as husband and wife on the census of 1900 at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.⁶ John O Aaby was "...stricken with creeping paralysis..." circa 1906.⁴ By 1910, John and his older sons Henry Almond, Andrew, Karl Reuben, and Ebb, had all moved down to eastern Colorado,where John opened a hardware store selling farm equipment along the Colorado-Kansas border. Brigita remained in Minnesota with their daughters and the youngest children.⁷ While living in eastern Colorado, John and at least some of his sons converted to the Seventh Day Adventist faith. They were all active in their church, several becoming leaders in their communities; Converted to Seventh Day Adventist faith.⁴ He and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby appeared as husband and wife on the census of 1920 at Wild Horse, Cheyenne Co., Colorado.^8,9

     Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby was born in April 1860 at Rock Dell, Olmsted Co., Minnesota.^2,1 She married John Olaus Aslakson Aaby in 1881.¹ Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby died in 1936 at Colorado.³ She was buried in 1936 at Denver, Colorado.
     Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby was also known as Bergite H Stensrud.¹ She and John O Aaby appeared as husband and wife on the census of 1900 at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.⁴ Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby appeared on the census of 1910 at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota; I believe this census entry is in error, and refers instead to 6-year-old Murvin, a son who would have been too young to go off with his father and brothers to a frontier community. Murvin does not appear in any other 1910 census; Myrtle does not appear in any later census. Further, John's obituary reports only 11 children in the family. Including both Murvin and Myrtle leaves the family with too many children.⁵ She and John O Aaby appeared as husband and wife on the census of 1920 at Wild Horse, Cheyenne Co., Colorado.^6,7 Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby and Murvin Aaby appeared on the census of 1930; she may be the person in Denver enumerated as Berfit Aaby, with son Marvin in the 1930 census. She is head of household; Marvin is 26 and a Bonds salesman.

     Alla Aaby was born in April 1882 at Minnesota.² She was the daughter of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby.¹ Alla Aaby died after November 1938; Guesstimate.
     As of 9 April 1882, Alla Aaby was also known as Alla Serine Aaby.³ She appeared on the census of 1900 as an 18-year-old daughter in the household of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.²⁴ Alla Aaby lived in November 1938 at New York City, New York; also her sister, Faye Atkins.⁵ Her father's 1938 obituary calls her Ollie May, while an online database of Norwegians in Michigan calls her Alla Moy.⁵

     Henry Almond Aaby was born in August 1883 at Minnesota.² He was the son of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby.² Henry Almond Aaby died after November 1938; Guesstimate.
     Henry Almond Aaby was also known as Henry A Aaby.² He appeared on the census of 1900as a 1 6-year-old son in the household of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.³ Henry Almond Aaby appeared as husband and wife on the census of 1910 at Cheyenne Co., Colorado. Almond was listed a proprietor of a hardware store; Melene was not employed outside the home. No child was enumerated in the family, although Melene is shown as the mother of one living child. By 1911, according to a contemporary directory, Wild Horse had grown from a stop on the Union Pacific Railway 140 miles east of Denver to a flourishing young city. "The country tributary to Wild Horse is becoming known as the best farming county in Eastern Colorado. Population 250". The same directory lists "John O Aaby and Company, farm machinery and restaurant."⁴ He was registered for the draft Aaby      Henry Almond      9 Aug 1883      W      wife lives in Deer Creek MN      Los Angeles City      CA      # 3 (per Rootsweb) in 1918 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California. He lived in November 1938 at Kelso, Washington.⁵

     Andrew H Aaby was born in January 1885 at Minnesota.¹ He was the son of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby.¹ Andrew H Aaby died in August 1919 at age 34.²
     He appeared on the census of 1900as a 15-year-old son in the household of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.³ Andrew H Aaby appeared as head of household on the census of 1910 at Precint 6, Cheyenne Co., Colorado. Also in the household were his brothers Reuben and Ebb.⁴

     Carl R Aaby was born in March 1886 at Minnesota.¹ He was the son of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby.¹ Carl R Aaby died after 1918; Guesstimate.
     Carl R Aaby was also known as Reubin Aaby.² He appeared on the census of 1900 as a 14-year-old son in the household of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.¹ Carl R Aaby appeared on the census of 1910 as K Reuben Aaby, a 24-year-old hardware salesman in the household of his brother Andrew H Aaby at Precint 6, Cheyenne Co., Colorado.³ As of April 1910, Carl R Aaby was also known as K Reuben Aaby.³ He was registered for the draft Aaby      Reuben Carl      17 Mar 1886      W            Ward      ND       (Rootsweb) in 1918 at North Dakota.

     Hulda R Aaby was born in January 1889 at Minnesota.¹ She was the daughter of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby.¹ Hulda R Aaby died in May 1958 at age 69.²
     She appeared on the census of 1900 as an 11-year-old daughter in the household of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.¹

     Mary Selma (Aaby) Pounds was born on 16 November 1898 at Minnesota.^3,1 She was the daughter of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby.³ Mary Selma (Aaby) Pounds died on 24 December 1989 at Sacramento, Sacramento Co., California, at age 91.^1,2
     Mary Selma (Aaby) Pounds was also known as Mary S Aaby.³ She appeared on the census of 1900as a 1-year-old daughter in the household of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.³ Mary Selma (Aaby) Pounds appeared on the census of 1910 as an 11-year-old daughter in the household of Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota; I believe this census entry is in error, and refers instead to 6-year-old Murvin, a son who would have been too young to go off with his father and brothers to a frontier community. Murvin does not appear in any other 1910 census; Myrtle does not appear in any later census. Further, John's obituary reports only 11 children in the family. Including both Murvin and Myrtle leaves the family with too many children.⁴ Mary Selma (Aaby) Pounds lived in November 1938 at Utah.⁵

     Rikka Aaby was born in May 1900 at Minnesota.¹ She was the daughter of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby.¹ Rikka Aaby died after November 1900; Guesstimate.
     She appeared on the census of 1900 as an infant daughter less than 1 month old in the household of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.¹

     Josie (Aaby) McGill was born on 5 October 1887 at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.¹ She was the daughter of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby.¹ Josie (Aaby) McGill died on 19 January 1969 at Alma Center, Jackson Co., Wisconsin, at age 81.¹
     Josie (Aaby) McGill was also known as Josie Aaby.¹ Josie (Aaby) McGill was also known as Jesse Aaby.² She appeared on the census of 1900as a 12-year-old daughter in the household of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.³ Josie (Aaby) McGill appeared on the census of 1910as a 22-year-old single daughter in the household of Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota; I believe this census entry is in error, and refers instead to 6-year-old Murvin, a son who would have been too young to go off with his father and brothers to a frontier community. Murvin does not appear in any other 1910 census; Myrtle does not appear in any later census. Further, John's obituary reports only 11 children in the family. Including both Murvin and Myrtle leaves the family with too many children.⁴ Josie (Aaby) McGill lived in November 1938 at Wisconsin.⁵

     Normania Aaby was born in 1898 at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.¹ He was the son of John O Aaby and Bergita (Stensrud) Aaby.¹ Normania Aaby died on 9 January 1898 at Hayfield, Dodge Co., Minnesota.¹