Angeline Turpin

   Cause of her death was pneumonia.²

  General Notes:

Angeline's death certificate gives her birthplace as Minnesota. Minnesota Territory was not formed until 1849. At the time of Angeline's birth all of what is now the State of Minnesota was a part of Iowa Territory.

1900 US census states she is the mother of 7, all living.

  In her life:

• Angeline was counted in the 1850 US census for Sauk Rapids District, Benton, Minnesota Territory. ³ As Angelic.

• In 1850 she lived in Sauk Rapids District, Benton, Minnesota Territory. ³

• She was counted in the 1870 US census for Ravenna Township, Dakota, Minnesota. ⁴ Page 5.

• In 1870 she lived in Ravenna Township, Dakota, Minnesota. ⁴

• Angeline was counted in the 1880 US census for Cottage Grove, Washington, Minnesota. ⁵ SD 3, ED 28, Page 11.

• In 1880 she lived in Cottage Grove, Washington, Minnesota. ⁵

• She was counted in the 1900 US census for Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ⁶ SD 4, ED 37, Sheet 13a.

• In 1900 she lived in Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ¹

• Angeline was counted in the 1910 US census for Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ⁷ SD 4, ED 173, Sheet 1b.

• In 1910 she lived in Newport, Washington, Minnesota. ⁸

Angeline married Paul Brunelle, son of Louis Brunelle, Sr. and Angelique Cote, about 1865.¹ (Paul Brunelle was born on 30 September 1836 in Wisconsin Territory,⁹ died on 24 September 1912 in Newport, Washington, Minnesota ⁹ and was buried in Grey Cloud Island Cemetery, Grey Cloud Island Township, Washington, Minnesota ⁹.) The cause of his death was carbuncle on neck.²