Oscar Hogrelius.
Among the foremost builders in
the Woodcliff section is Oscar
Hogrelius. Although in business
only a few years, he has erected
numerous buildings, and has prac-
tically built up the whole length of
29th Street, Woodcliff. He special-
ized in cozy residential dwellings,
for which that section is so well
known. He has, however, of late
erected two large, beautiful apart-
ment houses on 28th Street. Mr.
Hogrelius built the Church of In-
tercession in New York. He is one
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of the most successful contractors
and builders in the northern part
of the county. He is thorough in
every detail, energetic, and practical
in carrying out his contracts, and
prompt in all he undertakes. His
splendid foresight, integrity, and
sound judgment, and his capacity
for business has brought him into
more than local prominence. As
his business has always occ.upied
his full time, he has never affiliated
himself with any political or frater-
nal organization.' He takes a great
interest in church work, and is, na-
turally, much interested in civic
work.
Mr. Hogrelius was born in Swe-
den, January 25th, 1865. There he
received his early education and
later learned his trade. In 1899 he
immigrated to this country, and
settled in New York, later moving
to Woodcliff, where he soon after
engaged in business for himself.
In 1906 he married Edith Olson,
with whom he has one son, Olaf .
Här är systern som bara var 17 år när hon tog båten över till USA:
First Name: | Clara |
Last Name: | Hogrelius |
Ethnicity: | Sweden, Swedish |
Last Place of Residence: | |
Date of Arrival: | Sep 10, 1894 |
Age at Arrival: 17y Gender: F Marital Status: |
Ship of Travel: | California |
Port of Departure: | Helsingborg Goteborg |
Manifest Line Number: | 0303 |
Brodern Fredrik:
Birth: Oct. 10, 1873, Sweden
Death: 1952
Lamoille
Elko County
Nevada, USA
Frederick/Frederik/Fred E. (Elias) Hogrelius/Hoggrelius (various versions of his given and surnames are shown on official documents).
-He is shown on Swedish immigration documents as departing from Goteborg, Sweden on 20 June, 1890 with a destination of New York.
-He is shown on U.S. WWI draft documents listing his neares
t relative as Clara A. Hogrelius, living @ San Fransisco, California.
-He is shown on a 1920 US census as living @ South Fork, Nevada and also in 1930 as living @ Lamoille, Nevada. On both documents he is listed as single/not married.
Fred E. Hogrelius is buried on private property that was probably owned by him in 1952 when he died. At the time of burial the locality would probably have been known as Lamoille because the specific name of Spring Creek was not generally used until around 1970. The exact location of the grave/headstone is up on a small hill @ 449 Spring Creek Pkwy, Spring Creek, Nevada. The grave is not so commonly known to anyone but the owners of the property on which it is located.
Burial:
Fred E. Hogrelius Gravesite
Spring Creek
Elko County
Nevada, USA
Plot: Up on a hill @ 449 Spring Creek Pkwy.
Created by: Rick S.
In the paper are Anna dauther to Gustav but it is not truth , Fredrik and Oscars brother!!
When she was in sweden a few weeks on vacation so
was a little girl with she.Anna died and how the life for the little girl be?
In Finland I found papers with persons with the name "Hogrelius" but they are not in our clan
from sweden!
Anna Hogrelius born 1871 and dead 1902 maybe are from the Finnish clan Hogrelius?
But the Finnish name here are Swedish?
I am a descendant of Gustaf Hogrelius, who I believe was brother to your great-aunt Anna Hogrelius. I have been researching his family. Have you already answered your questions from long ago?
SvaraRaderaThis is what I have determined: Gustaf Daniel Hogrelius emigrated to America in 1888, and then married Anna Malmqvist in New York in 1894. She died in 1902 in New York City. They had 4 children: Daniel (b. 1894), Carl (b. 1896), Anna (b. 1897), and Ethel (b. 1902.) There are three women named Anna Hogrelius: your great-aunt, Gustaf's wife, and Gustaf's daughter.
I hope this information helps you! I am searching for death information on Gustaf, if you know anything, will you help me? Thank you! - Missy