The article mentions the trip to Chicago that Soren mentions in his personal history. There was an article on the trip in The Salt Lake Herald-Republican, October 29, 1910:
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Dahl Brothers Dairy
An article from the Deseret Evening News, December 17, 1910, talks about the Dahl Brothers' Dairy:
The article mentions the trip to Chicago that Soren mentions in his personal history. There was an article on the trip in The Salt Lake Herald-Republican, October 29, 1910:
The article mentions the trip to Chicago that Soren mentions in his personal history. There was an article on the trip in The Salt Lake Herald-Republican, October 29, 1910:
Soren Dahl–Personal History
A personal history narrative by Soren Dahl:
I was born in Midvale, Utah, March 24, 1866. My father was Alexander Dahl and my mother was Ellen Yorgason. My oldest sister died when an infant. My oldest brother was Niels Paul. He died at fourteen. The next sister, Elizabeth, died when three years old. Then came Alexander. He was born March 18, 1864 and died in 1936. My next brother was David Theodore, born March 1872. The two other brothers were twins born in 1877. They were named Peter Clarence and James J. Peter died at the age of six months. Louise, my youngest sister was born in 1878 and died January, 1924.
My first recollection as a child was when I was about four years old. Father and his family with Uncle Sanders and his family, each rigged up two covered wagons for a trip to Sanpete to visit our relatives. It took us three days each way and we camped out at night. Father and Uncle Sanders married sisters. Uncle Sanders was a brother to Ellen Sanders Kimball, one of the three first women to come to Utah.
I was born in Midvale, Utah, March 24, 1866. My father was Alexander Dahl and my mother was Ellen Yorgason. My oldest sister died when an infant. My oldest brother was Niels Paul. He died at fourteen. The next sister, Elizabeth, died when three years old. Then came Alexander. He was born March 18, 1864 and died in 1936. My next brother was David Theodore, born March 1872. The two other brothers were twins born in 1877. They were named Peter Clarence and James J. Peter died at the age of six months. Louise, my youngest sister was born in 1878 and died January, 1924.
My first recollection as a child was when I was about four years old. Father and his family with Uncle Sanders and his family, each rigged up two covered wagons for a trip to Sanpete to visit our relatives. It took us three days each way and we camped out at night. Father and Uncle Sanders married sisters. Uncle Sanders was a brother to Ellen Sanders Kimball, one of the three first women to come to Utah.
Soren Dahl
Soren Dahl was born on Saturday, March 24, 1866 in Midvale, Utah. His parents were Alexander Paulsen Dahl and Ellen Yorgenson. He was the fifth of nine children.
He married Edith Coreada Anderson on Wednesday, June 27, 1900 at the Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was 34 years old. They had five children.
He died on Wednesday, September 18, 1957 in East Midvale, Utah. He was buried on September 21, 1957 in the Murray Cemetery in Murray, Utah. He was 91 years old.
A personal history written by Soren.
He married Edith Coreada Anderson on Wednesday, June 27, 1900 at the Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was 34 years old. They had five children.
He died on Wednesday, September 18, 1957 in East Midvale, Utah. He was buried on September 21, 1957 in the Murray Cemetery in Murray, Utah. He was 91 years old.
A personal history written by Soren.
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