Karl Vilhelm Jensen Graverholt

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Udvandring: 22 jan. 1911, Liverpool, Lancashire, United Kingdom
• Beskæftigelse: 1917, Washington, Nebraska, USA; Landmand; Adresse:
  Cuming City, Washington NE
• Beskæftigelse: 1920, Washington, Nebraska, USA; Arbejdsmand; Adresse:
  Blair, Washington NE
• Nekrolog: 22 apr. 1976

Notater:

I kirken 24 Jun 1894.

Udvandring:
Ombord på Laurentic fra Liverpool afsejlet 14 Jan 1911, ank. til New York 22 Jan 1911:
Graverholt, Karl Wilhelm Jensen, 16, S, Farmer, (seneste faste adr.) Denmark, Asdal, (kontaktperson hjemegn) Father Niels Graverholt Asdal pr. Hjørring, (Destination) Nebr. Wayne

Beskæftigelse:
Ved session 5 Jun 1917: Farmer, self employed, Wayne, Nebraska
Signalement: Tall, Medium build, Blue eyes, light brown hair.
Igen efter ægteskabet Mar 1920 og frem til 1960.
US Census 1940, Cuming City Township, Washington, Nebraska: Graverholt Carl V, Head, 45, (school) 8, Denmark, Farming, farm. Med ægtefælle Graverholt, Jorgina, Wife, 39, (school) 8, Nebraska).

Beskæftigelse:
US Census 1920, Blair Township, Washington, Nebraska (19 Jan 1920): Graverholt, Carl V., Hired man, 24, (immigration) 1912 Na 1918, Denmark, (Begge forældre Denmark), Laborer, Farm. Hos Jensen, Albert A, (Head, M, 33, Nebraska, Begge forældre Denmark, Farming, Farm), og familie.

Nekrolog:
"Enterprise 22 April 1976
Services For Carl Graverholt To Be Friday Afternoon
Services for a former Washington County Supervisor, Carl V. Graverholt, will be on Friday April 23, 1976. Mr. Graverholt died at the Memorial Community Hospital in Blair on Monday, April 19th, at the age of 81.
Services will be in the First Lutheran Church starting at 2 p.m. Rev. Robert Albers will officiate with Campbell Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Homer Nielsen and Clare Cowing will provide the music. Burial will be in the Blair Cemetery.
He was born in Hirshals, Denmark, April 22, 1894. He came to America in January of 1910. He joined an older brother, Chris. He stayed with an uncle in Wayne, Nebraska, working on a farm until he served in World War I. After the war he returned to farming near Blair and later married Jorgine Nielsen on March 24, 1920. They farmed near Blair until 1960. After having a stroke, he had to lease out his land but continued living on the farm. He served as Supervisor in the Washington County Board from 1959 for a period of 12 years. He was a member of the VFW.
In 1971 he suffered another which affected his eyesight and kept him confined to his home where his wife, Jorgine, has cared for him.
In April, 1975, he and his wife sold the farm and moved to a new home in Blair at 610 North 14th Ave. where he resided until his death.
He was admitted to the Memorial Community Hospital on March 21st. (Også gengivet i Findagrave)

Død:
Memorial Community Hospital.

Karl blev gift med Jorgine Ejstrup Nielsen den 24 mar. 1920. Jorgine (datter af Christian Svendsen Nielsen og Jørgine Sophie Nielsen) blev født den 28 okt. 1902 i Washington, Nebraska, USA; døde den 25 jul. 1998 i Snohomish, Washington, USA; blev begravet den 31 jul. 1998 i Washington, Nebraska, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Beskæftigelse: 1940; Chauffør
• Beskæftigelse: eft. 1940, Washington, Utah, USA; Landmand; Adresse:
  Herman
• Beskæftigelse: 1953, King, Washington, USA; Tømrer; Adresse:
  Seattle
• Nekrolog: 8 jul. 2011

Notater:

Beskæftigelse:
US Census 1940, Blair City, Washington, Nebraska: Graverholt, Wliiam, Head, 19 H4, Nebraska, Truck driver, Harding Co, (indkomst) 264. Med ægtefælle Graverholt, Marjorie (Wife, 19, H4, Nebraska, Waitress, Restaurant.

Beskæftigelse:
På pension 1977.

Nekrolog:
"William C. Graverholt, 90
His Greatest Passion Was Fishing
William C. Graverholt, 90, of Cherokee, Iowa, died Monday, July 4, 2011, at Countryside Estates in Cherokee. Per his wishes, his body was cremated and no services are slated.
William C. "Bill" Graverholt was born Feb. 22, 1921, in Kennard to Carl and Jorgine (Nielsen) Graverholt. He graduated from Blair High School in 1938.
He married in 1939 at Fremont.
Mr. Graverholt began his life farming in Herman through the early ‘40s with his young wife and two small children. He drove long-haul truck for Denver-Chicago until 1953, when he moved his family to Seattle, Wash. There, he began Graverholt Construction and was a successful carpenter until 1977, when he retired on the shore of Lake Goodwin. On the lake, he was able to spend his time fishing, his greatest passion. He shared that passion with his grandchildren, along with his carpentry skills and superior work ethic. Though retired, he continued to work with his hands, including building a new house for himself and his wife at the age of 75.
In July of 2009, he returned to the Midwest by moving from Washington to Cherokee. He was a member of the Independent Order of Foresters.
He is survived by his wife of 72 years, one daughter, one son, three grandchildren, two great-granddaughters, two great-great-granddaughters.
He was preceded in death by a grandson, Richard Graverholt.
(Printed in the Washington County Enterprise on 7/8/2011)

Død:
Kremeret, gravsted ukendt.

William blev gift med Marjorie Lucille Benck den 21 jul. 1939 i Dodge, Nebraska, USA. Marjorie blev født den 30 okt. 1920 i Douglas, Nebraska, USA; døde den 11 sep. 2016 i Cherokee, Iowa, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Nulevende blev gift med Nulevende [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Nulevende blev gift med Nulevende [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Nulevende blev gift med Nulevende [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Nulevende blev gift med Nulevende [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Notater:

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Levned:
"He married twice. He married Kristine Annete Baker in Issaqah, Washington, February 14, 1982. Kristine was born in Seattle, Washington November 11, 1961. He married Michelle Kay Mille in Arlington, Washington, July 15, 1996. Michelle was born in Scottsdale, Arizona October 5, 1963.
Richard Lee Graverholt and Kristine Annete Baker had the following child:
692 i. Lindsay Renee Graverholt, was born in Edmonds, Washington April 24, 1983."