Oscar
Rohne Family
son of Evan Rohne
Oscar Rohne
b. 20 Feb. 1884 Boggy Community, Hamilton Co., TX
d. 21 Feb 1930, of Hodgkins Disease,
buried - St Olaf's Church(Rock Church), Cranfills Gap, TX
m. Malinda Josephine Olson
29 Nov. 1904
b. 14 Apr1886
baptized: 3 Jun 1886 - within a month of the dedication of the
Rock Church
d. 15 Jun 1971.,(age 85) Cranfills Gap, Bosque Co., TX
buried -St Olaf's Church(Rock Church), Cranfills Gap, TX
her father - Johan Olson mother- Marie Arneson
Children | |||
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Ernest Jewel Rohne more photos of Ernest Rohne |
b. 5 Nov 1905 Hamilton Co., TX |
d. 17 July 1995 Glen Rose, Somervell Co., TX buried -Rock Church* |
m. Clarice Belle Bertelson 22 Sep 1927 (b. 19 Sep 1906
Bosque Co.,TX-d.16 Dec 1983 Bosque Co.,TX) more
photos
of Ernest Rohne buried- Rock Church* |
Marianne Mae Rohne more photos of Mae Rohne |
b. 3 Feb 1908 Cranfills Gap, TX |
d. 29 June1986 Rock Church |
m. Jim Jenson 1928 more photos of Mae Rohne |
Beatrice Juliette Rohne more photos of Juliette Rohne |
b. 22 Mar 1910 Cranfills Gap, TX |
d. 22 Dec 1978 | m. Thomas Barrett Tolman in Phillipines, (d. 29 Sep 1957)both captured and interned for three years in Phillipines more photos of Juliette Rohne |
Olga Mathilda Rohne more photos of Olga Rohne |
b. 26 May 1913 Hamilton Co., TX* |
d. 18 Jul 1991 Carlsbad, N. M.* |
m. Elmo Odell Knudson 18 Oct 1936 (b. 2 Jun 1912 Bosque
Co. TX - d 27 Aug 1985 Carlsbad, NM)* son of Alfred Knudson more photos of Olga Rohne |
Cora Pauline Rohne more photos of Cora Rohne |
b. 24 Aug 1916 Cranfills Gap, TX |
d. 13 Jan 2000 buried -Rock Church |
m. Jimmie Goodman 17 Sep 1938 more photos of Cora Rohne |
Cecil Molden Belford Rohne more photos of Cecil Rohne |
b. 30 Dec. 1919 Cranfills Gap, TX |
d. 20 Apr 1980 Cranfills Gap, TX buried -Rock Church |
m. Dorothy Anderson, 8 Mar 1944 more photos of Cecil Rohne |
20 Feb. 1884-Oscar, second child of Evan and Mariane Rohne is born. "The Rohne home also was the first American home for other relatives, viz. Pete Lahlum, August Lahlum, Martin Rohne and Olaf Rohne. For almost 30 years Mariane's mother Olea Olsdatter Egeberg resided in the Rohne home until her death on August 14, 1911, at the age of 94 years." [Wayne Rohne's records]
1901- May 11 - Evan died of bronchial pneumonia which he had contracted while out soliciting funds for a parochial school with a new immigrant and teacher, Otto C. Orbeck. [Wayne Rohne's records]
1904, 22 Nov. - Oscar Rohne get a marriage license is listed as
Oscar Rhone in the records of Bosque Co.. He marries Malinda
Josephine Olson on Nov. 29, 1904.
photo courtesy of Tony Rohne
1905, Nov 10 - A birth is listed to Oscar Rohne in Bosque County, Texas. That is different from the preceding list. Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997, from the Texas Department of State Health Services. Microfiche.
1907, March 30, Oscar Rohne, as Guardian, made application to the County Court to sell the minors' interest in the 320 acres in the John Pool Survey, the homeplace. The sale was authorized on May 6, 1907. Mariane Rohne bought the 1/3 undivded interest of her minor children in the homeplace for $1,706.66. By Records, Bosque County, Texas, Oscar Rohne, Cora Christenson, joined by her husband C. A. Christenson conveyed all their interest in the Rohne Homeplace to Mariane Rohne. Mariane also bought the minors' interest in the personal property, i.e. cattle, horses, farm implements, etc. for $343l.98. The Deed from Oscar Rohne Guardian to Mrs. Mariane Rohne dated May 22, 1907 [records in Volume 55, page 608, Deed Records, Bosque County, Texas/ records of Wayne Rohne]
1910 - US Census, Bosque Co., TX Roll: 1533 Page: 172
Rhone, Oscar
head m w
26 m 5yrs
Texas
Norweigian Norweigian
farmer
_____ ,
Malinda wife f
w 23 m 5yrs
3/3 Texas
Norweigian Norweigian
_____ ,
Earnest son m
w 4 s
Texas
Texas
Texas
_____ ,
Mae
dau f
w 2 s
Texas
Texas
Texas
_____ ,
Juliet
dau f
w 2/12 s
Texas
Texas
Texas
1918, Sept 10 - Draft Registration
1920 - US Census, Hico Justice Precinct, Hamilton Co., TX
Roll: 1810 Page: 76
Rohne, Oscar
head m w 35
m Texas
Norway/Norway
Norway/Norway farmer
____
, Malinda wife
f w 32 m
Texas
Norway/Norway
Norway/Norway
____ , Ernst J.
son m
w 14 s
Texas
Texas
Texas
____
, May
dau. f
w 12 s
Texas
Texas
Texas
____ , Juliette
dau. f w
9 s
Texas
Texas
Texas
____ , Olga
dau.
f w 6
s Texas
Texas
Texas
____ , Cora
dau.
f w 3/12
s Texas
Texas
Texas
____ , CMB
son
m w 6/12
s Texas
Texas
Texas
1920-April, Closing of the Guardianship Account. The proceeds from
the sales of the minors' interest, usually at 8%. From the funds,
education expenses were paid to the minors. As each minor became
21 years of age, her or his part of the Estate was paid over to
her or to him. The Guardianship continued until it was closed out
upon Chris' reaching age 21 on April 28, 1920. Oscar filed 12
annual accounts and Final Account. [records of Wayne Rohne]
"He was the oldest son, so he became
the mainstay of his mother in management of home and farm. His
father died young, so Oscar was regared by his brothers and
sisters, not only as a brother, but as a father also. He served
St. Olaf Lutheran Church as trustee, deacon, delegate to church
conventions in Iowa, member of building committee when church was
and when administration building of Clifton College was built.
Also he served as director of First Security Bank of Cranfills Gap
for many years." [Cora Rohne Goldman, Bosque County History: Land
and People, p. 640]
1930- Oscar Rohne dies of Hodgkins disease and age forty six. In
his brief life he was a very active member of the St. Olaf
Lutheran Church. He served as trustee, deacon, and delegate to the
church convention in Iowa. He was a member of the building
committee when the church wa built. He also served on the building
committee for the Clifton College administration building. He was
director of the First Security Bank in Cranfills Gap for many
years as such provided loans to many of the local farmers and
committee members.
His obituarary in the Clifton Record, March 7, 1930.
One of our respected and esteemed citizens and church members has passed away from our midst n the very prime of life. One who stayed with his church and community from infancy until his demise; and his passing is greatly mourned by kin and all who knew him.
Oscar Rohne was born four miles south of Cranfills Gap, February 20, 1884, and passed away at his home six miles north of Cranfills Gap, February 21, 1930, forty-six years of age.
He was next to oldest of nine children and the oldest son, so he became the mainstay of his mother in the management of home and farm as his father, Even Rohne, died about twenty-nine years ago. In that way he was regarded by his brothers and sisters not only as a brother, but as a father also. He was a man of trust in every way; serving his church as trustee, as deacon, as delegate to church convention held in Iowa; member of building committee when the church at Cranfills Gap was built; also when the administration building of Clifton College was built. He served often on other committees in his church which he loved, as he had received so much good from it. Here he was baptized, confirmed and married.
For many years Mr. Rohne was a director of the First Security State Bank of Cranfills Gap.
In the fall of 1904 he was united in marriage to Miss Malinda Josephine Olson. The St. Olaf congregation decided to be with them on this their 25th anniversary Thanksgiving Day last fall. The members came out in great numbers and several neighbors[sic]. It was such a beautiful autumn day. The silver wedding and thanksgiving service were combined; and a fine luncheon was served by the visiting ladies in honor of Mr. And Mrs. Rohne’s anniversary.
Six children were born to them. Two sons and four daughters: Ernst J., Cecil M. B., May (now Mrs. M. Menson; B. Juliet and Cora P. All were present at the bedside when the father passed away, and at the funeral. One grandchild, his mother and wife also survive.
His mother assisted his wife n caring for him. We complemented him oft-times with such wonderful sympathetic and good nurses he had, and he appreciated it so much and was grateful and needed the care, as he suffered with that severe malady, cancer, on the left side of the face.
Besides his wife,
children and mother, three brothers and four sisters survive him:
Mrs. M. J. Mickelson; Mrs. Gustav Knudson; P. B. Rohne and Chris
L. Rohne of this community; Mrs. C. T. Jenson, Milan Minn., Dr. J.
Magnus Rohne, Decorah, Iowa (Luther College), and Mrs. Justin
Jenson, Crosby, Texas. One sister, Mrs. P. L. Christenson, is gone
before.
1930 - US Census, Justice Precinct, Hamilton Co.,
Texas. Cranfills Gap Road. enum dist.
97-6, Sheet 2A ,. page 73 taken April 3, 1930 This is the wife of Oscar who died
the same year. Note the different spellings on each page.
1976, Sep 21- Ernest Jewel Rohne and his wife Clarice Belle
Bertelson celebrated their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. They had
three sons, Tony, Alson and Anthony, as well as, two daughters,
Eudoris and Karen.
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