Person ID: I5856879317
Mabel Louise Dahl
20 MAR 1885 – 7 SEP 1954
Female
Events
- Born
- 20 MAR 1885 — Lucas, Lyon, Minnesota, United States
- Died
- 7 SEP 1954 — Cottonwood, Lyon, Minnesota, United States
- Buried
- 10 SEP 1954 — City Cemetery, Cottonwood, Lyon, Minnesota, United States
Parents
Family group sheet →- FatherHans Christian Hanson Dahl18 JAN 1852 – 28 FEB 1893
- MotherSiri Louise Orwoll31 MAY 1859 – 20 AUG 1949
- ChildAnna Dahl2 Mar 1879 – 8 Jan 1979
- ChildSelma Martine Dahl23 MAY 1881 – 1 JAN 1965
- ChildHilda Christina Dahl28 FEB 1883 – 8 DEC 1969
- ChildMabel Louise Dahl20 MAR 1885 – 7 SEP 1954
- ChildHilbert Stephen Dahl27 NOV 1887 – 17 OCT 1964
- ChildClarence Peder Dahl12 MAR 1890 – 16 APR 1936
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 18 NOV 1908 — Carpio, Ward, North Dakota, United States
- MotherMabel Louise Dahl20 MAR 1885 – 7 SEP 1954
Family
Family group sheet →Married: 18 Nov 1908 — Carpio, Ward, North Dakota, United States
- FatherWilliam Artemus Ward Beecher Stowe Sisson18 Jan 1882 – 9 Mar 1950
- MotherMabel Louise Dahl20 MAR 1885 – 7 SEP 1954
- ChildKeith Ordway Sisson10 Jun 1911 – 16 Jan 1969
- ChildRomine Ward Sisson22 May 1913 – 22 Mar 1962
Notes
- !BIRTH: On family farm in Lucas Township near Cottonwood. !STATUS: 1989 CAP SO: Milton Hackett BIRTH: On family farm in Lucas Township near Cottonwood. MARRIAGE: Married at the home of her sister, Anna. OCCUPATION: Schoolteacher, newswriter, editor. She worked with her husband and two sons in their family owned newspaper business and published the Cottonwood Current. Health problems affecting her husband, Bill, and her two sons, increasingly drained their finances and placed a heavier burdon on Mabel, both at the newspaper and caring for her family. Milton Hackett writes, ". . . Mabel Dahl Sisson died, ostensibly of a stroke. Her life had the overtones of a Greek tragedy. Attractive, intelligent, and talented, seemingly with everything going for her, she died of hard work and a broken heart, grieving for the future of her crippled (muscular dystophy) boys. Her line is extinct." (ORWOLL DOC 'A') See (ORWOLL DOC 'A') for detail. BURIAL: CIty Cemetery (from Amy Van Hyning)