Ed (Carl Gustav Edward)Carlson Oral History Interview 1981

Anderson family

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Carlson, Johannes

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Carlson, Anna

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Anderson, Anna

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Carlson, Dale, 1935-

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Carlson, Alan

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Vasa Order of America. Lodge Number 363 (Aberdeen, Wash.)

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Carlson, Paul, 1928-1964

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Lindblad family

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Granat, Carl

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Carlson family

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Carlson, Emma

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Carlson, Carl Gustav Edvard

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Ed Carlson was born Carl Gustav Edward Carlson on June 17, 1897 in Åsa, Småland, Sweden. Ed's parents, Emma and Johannes Carlson, had three other children: Einar, Alved, and Selma. Ed attended school for seven years and worked on a farm after classes. In 1916 Ed left for the United States on his own and settled in Aberdeen, Washington. After working for a time in a shipyard building boats for the army, Ed got a job at a Swedish sawmill where he worked for 25 years. In 1924 Ed marrie...

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