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Gust Norgren was born about 1856, in Sweden. He lived in Clay County, South Dakota in 1880. He had one son and one daughter with Caroline Norgren between 1878 and 1880.

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    Birth

    Gust Norgren was born about 1856, in Sweden.

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    Birth of Son

    His son Frans G. was born about 1878, in Sweden.

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    Frans G. Norgren

    1878–

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    The Great Dakota Boom

    In 1880, Gust Norgren was living in during the Great Dakota Boom.

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    Residence

    Gust Norgren lived in Clay County, South Dakota, in 1880.

    Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Self

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    Birth of Daughter

    His daughter Atta M. was born about 1880, in Sweden.

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    Atta M Norgren

    1880–1930

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    Homesteaders in the West

    Gust Norgren moved from to South Dakota in the late 1800s when homesteaders raced West to claim their own plot of land.

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    Death of Daughter

    His daughter Atta M. passed away on April 19, 1930, in Centerville, South Dakota, at the age of 50.

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    Atta M Norgren

    1880–1930