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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Ernest Englund: Birth: 23 May 1894. Death: Oct 1990 in Belleville, Kansas

  2. Olive Englund: Birth: 10 Sep 1895 in Wayne, Kansas. Death: Apr 1973 in Belleville, Kansas

  3. Lester Englund: Birth: 2 Dec 1896 in Wayne, Kansas. Death: 8 Mar 1988 in El Cerrito, Contra Costa, CA

  4. Frances Englund: Birth: 15 Mar 1898 in Wayne, Kansas. Death: Mar 1978 in Belleville, Kansas

  5. Clarence Englund: Birth: 20 Apr 1901 in Wayne, Kansas. Death: 10 Nov 1962 in Clay Center, Kansas

  6. Ann Carolyn Englund: Birth: 6 Feb 1907 in Wayne, Kansas. Death: 10 Dec 1979 in Indian Creek Nursing Center, Overland Park, Johnson Cty, KS

  7. Donald Broden: Birth: 11 Feb 1911 in Wayne, Kansas. Death: Mar 1986 in Kansas City, KS


Sources
1. Title:   Portrait & Biographical Album; Washington, Clay & Riley Counties KANSAS, Chapman, Bros., 1890
Page:   Page 209
2. Title:   History of Republic County, 1868-1964; Republic County Historical Society; Published by The Belleville Telescope, Belleville, KS
Page:   Page 347
3. Title:   Newspapers: Wayne Journal & Wayne Register: 1885-1910

Notes
a. Note:   Andrew Broden, father of Anna Albertina, came from Bollnas, Sweden and emigrated to Chicago. Anna Edling, mother of Anna Albertina, came from Alfta. Henry's parents both came from Alfta and emigrated to Chicago, Illinois. It is very possible that they all knew each other or the families did while prior to emigrating from Sweden to America. After emigrating to Chicago, both families moved to the Kansas areas of Belleville, Clay Center, Wayne Village (all in Republic County, Kansas).
  Wayne Journal, 31 Dec 1909: Henry Englund and family spent Christmas In Clay Center with Mrs. Englund's mother, Mrs. A. Brodeen. Mr. Englund returned Saturday evening and the rest of the family will remain several days with relatives. (KS Historical Society, Kansas Collection, Microfilm W 2704)
  Wayne Journal, 11 Mar 1910: John Brodeen and wife of Clay Center, came up this week to visit a few days with his sister, Mrs. Henry Englund and family. (Author's Note: This is the Mrs. Broden who was Donald Broden's mother. Donald was adopted by Henry and Albertina Englund when his mother died. John Broden later lived in the Kansas City area, but relations between John and his son, Donald, had dissipated.) (KS Historical Society, Kansas Collection, Microfilm W 2704)

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