See also
Husband:
Jón BERGÞÓRSSON (1892-1950)
Wife:
Anna Katrine PETERSEN (1904-1941)
Children:
Marriage:
Jan 30, 1932
Winnipeg, Manitoba1
Residence (family):
1941
Craig Siding, Manitoba (now know as St. Rita)
from the Manitoba Geographical Names Data Base and can also be found in our publication, Geographical Names of Manitoba, page 238.
A community east of Winnipeg. In 1966 the CPCGN changed the community name of Craigs to Ste. Rita, the name of the former Post Office and to conform with local usage. The Post Office opened in 1934 as Rita on NW34-10-9E, changed to Ste. Rita in 1965 and closed in 1970. The Post Office was named after the local church (Hadashville Women's Institute 1970). Craigs was established as a railway point on the Greater Winnipeg Water District Railway and was first noted on a GSC map (1921) as Craigs Siding. The origin was undetermined, but it was probably named by the Greater Winnipeg Water District Railway after an employee or landowner. The School District of Craig Siding was on SE 4-11-9E. Manitoba South map (1947) Craig Siding (Rita Post Office); CBGN (1951) Craigs (Rita Post Office).
residence family:
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Name:
Jón BERGÞÓRSSON
Sex:
Male
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
Mar 4, 1892
Vindborðssel, Einholtssókn, Austur-Skaftafellssýsla, Iceland2,3,4
Residence:
1901 (age 8-9)
Holtar, Einholtssókn, Austur-Skaftafellssýsla, Iceland2
Immigration:
1903 (age 10-11)
to to Canada from frá Holtum, Bjarnaneshreppi, Austur-Skaftafellssýsla, Iceland4
Occupation:
1941 (age 48-49)
merchant at (had a small store) Craig Siding (St. Rita) Manitoba5
Residence:
1950 (age 57-58)
565 Simcoe St. Winnipeg, Manitoba
Death:
May 11, 1950 (age 58)
Manitoba
Burial:
May 13, 1950
Brookeside Cemetery, (section D3-lot 0816-grave 0), Winnipeg, Manitoba
Anna Katrine PETERSEN
Name:
Anna Katrine PETERSEN
Sex:
Female
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
Jul 21, 1904
RM of Westborne, Manitoba6
Residence:
1906 (age 1-2)
Dog Creek, Manitoba7
Address: 22 24 9 W1
Residence:
1911 (age 6-7)
Oakview, R.M. of Siglunes, Manitoba8
Address: 24 - 9 - W1
with Joen and Wilhjelmina Davidson
Residence:
1916 (age 11-12)
24 9 W1 NE229
Religion:
Luthern9
Death:
Jul 25, 1941 (age 37)
Burial:
1941
Brookeside Cemetery, (section D3-lot 0816-grave 0), Winnipeg, Manitoba
Name:
B J B
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Birth:
1932
Name:
T O B
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Birth:
1933
Death:
Name:
J B
Sex:
Male
Birth:
193511
Death:
2017 (age 81-82)
Name:
Wilhelmina Elin BERGMAN
Sex:
Female
Birth:
Jan 13, 1938
Manitoba
Baptism:
Jul 1, 1939 (age 1)
Winnipeg, Manitoba12
Education:
Jun 1, 1961 (age 23)
Bachelor of Arts general course13
Residence:
1962 (age 23-24)
323 Collegiate St., Winnipeg, Manitoba14
Education:
Feb 21, 1967 (age 29)
B.A. certificate of Education13
Residence:
Sep, 1967 (age 29)
28 Purcell, Winnipeg13
Occupation:
high school in Winnipeg, Manitoba: Beausejour, Manitoba and England11
Occupation:
work in accounting for the Federal Tax Department11
Death:
Jun 28, 2014 (age 76)
Riverview Health Centre, Winnipeg, Manitoba11
Changed name( to sound more anglo saxon after WWI ) so as to be able to get a job.Changed to Jack Bergman.
Government of Manitoba, registration of marriage.
Icelandic Census 1901.
Linden Internet search.
Islendingabok, Islendingabok.
unknown, Heimskringla paper.
Government of Manitoba, Registration of birth. REGISTRATION NUMBER: 1905-004471.
Government of Canada, Canadian Census 1906. District:MB Dauphin District (#2) Subdistrict:04 (Townships 22, 23, 24 in ranges 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 west (east of lake Manitoba)) Page 7.
Government of Canada, Canadian Census 1911.
Government of Canada, Canadian Census 1916.
Government of Manitoba, Vital Statistics: registration of death.
not known, Winnipeg Free Press.
Ancestry.ca. First Lutheran Church: Records of Icelandic people; Winnipeg, Manitoba; 1883-1950.
unknown, Lögberg-Heimskringla.
Ancestry.ca.