Alfreda (Freda) Elizabeth Gustafson was born in Sweden, the daughter of Gustaf Malcolm Johanneson and Gustafva Sophia Swenson.
She immigrated to the United States in July 1900, living in Illinois for some time, then meeting and marrying Jonas Alfred Berglund 29 January, 1903.
They moved to Iowa and farmed land in the in the Lost Grove township area of Webster County, and had three daughters,
Clara Ethel Rosaline Berglund, Edna Louise Berglund, Dorothy Alice Alfreda Berglund, and a son, Carl Philmore Berglund.
She immigrated to the United States in July 1900, living in Illinois for some time, then meeting and marrying Jonas Alfred Berglund 29 January, 1903.
They moved to Iowa and farmed land in the in the Lost Grove township area of Webster County, and had three daughters,
Clara Ethel Rosaline Berglund, Edna Louise Berglund, Dorothy Alice Alfreda Berglund, and a son, Carl Philmore Berglund.
Alfreda (Freda) Elizabeth Gustafson was born in Sweden, the daughter of Gustaf Malcolm Johanneson and Gustafva Sophia Swenson.
She immigrated to the United States in July 1900, living in Illinois for some time, then meeting and marrying Jonas Alfred Berglund 29 January, 1903.
They moved to Iowa and farmed land in the in the Lost Grove township area of Webster County, and had three daughters,
Clara Ethel Rosaline Berglund, Edna Louise Berglund, Dorothy Alice Alfreda Berglund, and a son, Carl Philmore Berglund.
She immigrated to the United States in July 1900, living in Illinois for some time, then meeting and marrying Jonas Alfred Berglund 29 January, 1903.
They moved to Iowa and farmed land in the in the Lost Grove township area of Webster County, and had three daughters,
Clara Ethel Rosaline Berglund, Edna Louise Berglund, Dorothy Alice Alfreda Berglund, and a son, Carl Philmore Berglund.
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