Descendants of William Christopher Wescott - Person Sheet
NameWilliam JENSEN 
, Spouse of 2C2R, J525, 5557, M
, Spouse of 2C2R, J525, 5557, MBirthabt 1879, Cushing, Polk County, WI, USA31
Death14 Oct 1920, St. Paul, Ramsey County, MN, USA31 Age: 41
Burial17 Oct 1920, Riverview Cemetery, St. Paul, Ramsey County, MN, USA31
Cause of deathDeath was due to a fractured skull from fall
FatherLars JENSEN , 5706, M
MotherAnna SOPHIE , 5707, F (-1914)
Spouses
1Alice Deborah WESCOTT , 2C2R, W230, 5558, F
, 2C2R, W230, 5558, FBirth18 Jul 1888, West St. Paul, Ramsey County, MN, USA31
Death23 Mar 1950, Harrison Flats, Harrison, Kootenai County, ID, USA31 Age: 61
BurialWoodlawn Cemetery, St. Maries, Benewah County, ID, USA31
FatherJames Everett WESCOTT , 67, M (1862-1945)
MotherAnna C. SCHINDELEDECKER , 5602, F (1865-1914)
Marriageabt 1907, West St. Paul, Ramsey County, MN, USA31
ChildrenEleanor M. , 5597, F (1910-)
Harvey James , 5555, M (1913-1965)
Notes for William JENSEN
Newspaper clipping:
"WORKMAN DIES FROM FALL"
"William Jensen, 909 Oakdale Ave., died at the St. Paul hospital late yesterday from injuries received yesterday morning when he fell from a step-ladder at the Montgomery- Ward plant on University Ave. Death was due to a fractured skull."31
Newspaper Obituary:
"JENSEN--At the St. Paul Hospital, Thursday, October 14, William, aged 42 years, beloved husband of Alice and father of Eleanor M. and Harvey J. Jensen. Also survived by one sister, Mrs. Walter Potter. Funeral from the family residence, 909 Oakdale Avenue, West St. Paul, Sunday, October 17th at 2 PM. Services at Oakdale chapel, corner of Oakdale and Brompton streets at 2:30 P.M. Interment Riverview Cemetery."31
Newspaper clipping:
RITES HELD FOR JENSEN AT OAKDALE CHAPEL
"At a very sad but yet beautiful and impressive service at Oakdale Chapel last Sunday afternoon the last respects were paid to William Jensen, who died after an accident on Thursday, October 14, 1920. Mr. Jensen was 42 years of age and was born in Cushing, Wis. At the chapel the choir sang during the service and Mrs. Nelson and Mildred Arnold sang a duet. Rev. Nelson gave a splendid talk on Mr. Jensen's life and finished with a sermon which must have brought peace to the aching hearts. Oakdale Chapel was crowed as it has not been for many a day. The many friends and relatives who came to the service by their presence were a glorious tribute to a man who was ever kind, willing and true both in little as well as in great things."31
Newspaper clipping:
IN MEMORIAM
"IN LOVING MEMORY of our dear husband and father, William Jensen, who died one sad year ago today, October 14, 1920.
He bid no one a last farewell,
He said goodbye to none;
His loving heart had ceased to beat
Before we knew he was gone.
He is gone, but not forgotten
By the ones he loved so well;
May God award him day by day
And bring comfort to his resting sole.
Mrs. William Jensen, Eleanor and Harvey Jensen"31
William Jensen is buried in Section l, Lot 178, Graves 8-9, Riverview Cemetery, West St. Paul, Minnesota.31
"WORKMAN DIES FROM FALL"
"William Jensen, 909 Oakdale Ave., died at the St. Paul hospital late yesterday from injuries received yesterday morning when he fell from a step-ladder at the Montgomery- Ward plant on University Ave. Death was due to a fractured skull."31
Newspaper Obituary:
"JENSEN--At the St. Paul Hospital, Thursday, October 14, William, aged 42 years, beloved husband of Alice and father of Eleanor M. and Harvey J. Jensen. Also survived by one sister, Mrs. Walter Potter. Funeral from the family residence, 909 Oakdale Avenue, West St. Paul, Sunday, October 17th at 2 PM. Services at Oakdale chapel, corner of Oakdale and Brompton streets at 2:30 P.M. Interment Riverview Cemetery."31
Newspaper clipping:
RITES HELD FOR JENSEN AT OAKDALE CHAPEL
"At a very sad but yet beautiful and impressive service at Oakdale Chapel last Sunday afternoon the last respects were paid to William Jensen, who died after an accident on Thursday, October 14, 1920. Mr. Jensen was 42 years of age and was born in Cushing, Wis. At the chapel the choir sang during the service and Mrs. Nelson and Mildred Arnold sang a duet. Rev. Nelson gave a splendid talk on Mr. Jensen's life and finished with a sermon which must have brought peace to the aching hearts. Oakdale Chapel was crowed as it has not been for many a day. The many friends and relatives who came to the service by their presence were a glorious tribute to a man who was ever kind, willing and true both in little as well as in great things."31
Newspaper clipping:
IN MEMORIAM
"IN LOVING MEMORY of our dear husband and father, William Jensen, who died one sad year ago today, October 14, 1920.
He bid no one a last farewell,
He said goodbye to none;
His loving heart had ceased to beat
Before we knew he was gone.
He is gone, but not forgotten
By the ones he loved so well;
May God award him day by day
And bring comfort to his resting sole.
Mrs. William Jensen, Eleanor and Harvey Jensen"31
William Jensen is buried in Section l, Lot 178, Graves 8-9, Riverview Cemetery, West St. Paul, Minnesota.31