Descendants of William Christopher Wescott - Person Sheet
NameAugust A. EGENESS 
, GG Uncle, E252, 221, M
, GG Uncle, E252, 221, MBurial19 Apr 1960, South Blue Earth Lutheran Church Cemetery, Bricelyn, Faribault County, MN, USA105,112
OccupationFarmer
Cause of deathAdenocarcinoma of the rectum
FatherAndreas Olsen EGENESS , 210, M (1840-1915)
MotherAnna Olsdatter BERGSETTER , 211, F (1841-1905)
Spouses
1Hilda Bertina BERGEE , Spouse of GG Uncle, B620, 228, F
, Spouse of GG Uncle, B620, 228, FBirth16 Dec 1880, Faribault County; Rome Twp. 1 1/4 mi. S. of Frost, Faribault County, MN, USA113,100,114
Burial6 Feb 1975, South Blue Earth Lutheran Church Cemetery, Bricelyn, Faribault County, MN, USA105,101
FatherOle Jensen BERGEE , 5115, M (1852-1892)
MotherInga SIME , 5116, F (1862-)
ChildrenOtis Arthur , 5159, M (1900-1980)
Arnold Ingvald , 5161, M (1901-1977)
Jorgen Oliver , 5162, M (1903-1974)
Boy , 5206, M (1904-1904)
Esther Alia , 5163, F (1906-1998)
Howard August , 5164, M (1908-1992)
Ruthford “Jeff” Grant , 5165, M (1911-1993)
Margaret Eldora , 5207, F (1912-1992)
Gladys Irene , 5167, F (1918-1999)
Hazel Juanita , 5168, F (1916-~2008)
Arlet Odina , 5169, F (1918-2003)
Irene Alice , 5154, F (1920-2005)
Lester Harold , 5160, M (1922-)
Notes for August A. EGENESS
Died of an Adenocarcinoma of the rectum.
Note: Adenocarcinoma is defined as: a malignant tumor which appears in glandular epithelium. (epithelium : any tissue which covers an external or internal surface, or lines a cavity or the like, and which performs protective, secreting, or other functions, as the epidermis or the lining of blood vessels.)
See August Egeness information in the EGENESS WP file.
He was born 1 mile south and 1 1/4 mile east of Frost, Minnesota; Faribault County.
11 June 1878 confirmed Bricelyn, Minnesota; Faribault County; South Blue Earth Lutheran Church
August did not look at himself as a farmer. At 16 years of age he began running a threshing rig and stayed with the occupation for 48 years, using his favorite form of power, the steam engine. He also sawed lumber, ran a ditching machine with horsepower and was a buttermaker at a Creamery located between Frost and Elmore in 1904. August was short in stature and bald at a very young age.
Note: Adenocarcinoma is defined as: a malignant tumor which appears in glandular epithelium. (epithelium : any tissue which covers an external or internal surface, or lines a cavity or the like, and which performs protective, secreting, or other functions, as the epidermis or the lining of blood vessels.)
See August Egeness information in the EGENESS WP file.
He was born 1 mile south and 1 1/4 mile east of Frost, Minnesota; Faribault County.
11 June 1878 confirmed Bricelyn, Minnesota; Faribault County; South Blue Earth Lutheran Church
August did not look at himself as a farmer. At 16 years of age he began running a threshing rig and stayed with the occupation for 48 years, using his favorite form of power, the steam engine. He also sawed lumber, ran a ditching machine with horsepower and was a buttermaker at a Creamery located between Frost and Elmore in 1904. August was short in stature and bald at a very young age.