Esther Almina Stomberg

Esther Almina Stomberg was born on 08 Nov 1886 in West Union, Carver County, Minnesota as the fourth child of Andrew Peter Stomberg and Charlotta Andreasdotter. She had three siblings, namely: (Linus) Alvin, Edgar Gerhard ‘George’, and Elli Laurinda. She died on 03 November 1977 in Graceville, Minnesota. When she was 27, she married Herman Theodore Nylander, son of Peter Johan Nylander and Emma Johnson, on 16 March 1914 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Esther Almina Stomberg was baptized on 05 December 1886 in West Union Lutheran Church. She was confirmed on 15 Jun 1902 in Siloah Lutheran Church. She was buried on 08 November 1977 in Siloah Cemetery -Traverse County – RR Graceville, Minnesota.

Herman Theodore Nylander

Herman Theodore Nylander was born on 05 Feb 1891 in Dassell, Minnesota as the third child of Peter Johan Nylander and Emma Johnson. He had two siblings, namely: Johan, and Sigfrid. He died on 04 Oct 1956 in Cambridge, Minnesota. When he was 23, he married Esther Almina Stomberg, daughter of Andrew Peter Stomberg and Charlotta Andreasdotter, on 16 Mar 1914 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Herman Theodore Nylander was confirmed on 13 May 1905 in First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Dassel, Minnesota. He was buried on 08 Oct 1956 in Siloah Cemetery.

Herman Theodore Nylander and Esther Almina Stomberg had the following children:

  1. Myrtle Miriam Almina Nylander was born on 16 Sep 1914. She died on 06 Oct 2014 in Browns Valley. She married Wendell Medbery on 06 Oct 1940.
  2. Vinard Merlin Nylander was born on 09 Jan 1916 in Parnell Township, Traverse Co, Minnesota. He died on 08 Aug 1988 in Veterans Hospital, Minneapolis, Minnesota. He married Lenora Westman on 26 Feb 1939 in Graceville, Minnesota.
  3. Emma TheoNora Nylander was born on 27 Mar 1919. She died on 11 Jul 2016. She married Vincent Johnson in 1941. She married Calvin J. Crowe on 22 Apr 1946.
  4. Florence Genevieve (Gensy) Nylander was born on 09 Sep 1921. She died on 29 July 2012. She married William Warren Jones (possibly 1944).
  5. Raymond Wendell LeMoyne (Moyne) Nylander was born on 14 Dec 1925. He died on 29 Aug 1968 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
  6. Frederick Eldon Eugene Nylander was born on 23 Jul 1927 in Arthur Township – Traverse Co – RR Graceville, Minnesota. He died on 31 Aug 2019 in Eventide Senior Living, Moorhead, Minnesota. He married Bernice Brennan on 28 Dec 1946 in Pocatello, Idaho.
Esther Almina Stomberg and Herman Theodore Nylander 16 March 1914 Minneapolis, Minnesota
Esther Stomberg Nylander
Julie is Julie Medbery – daughter of Miriam Nylander Medbery and Wendell. She is the granddaughter of Esther Stomberg Nylander. Esther was friends with Ada Brahee Stomberg before Ada married Alvin Stomberg. Alvin and Esther were siblings.
Couple on the right: Herman Nylander with Esther.
This is a photo from 1913; they were married in 1914.

 


Esther Jackson is on left and Esther Stomberg is on right.  Julie Medbery wrote after these two were both married (Esther Jackson married Esther Stomberg’s brother, George Stomberg), they were referred to as George’s Esther (Esther Jackson) and Herman’s Esther (Esther Stomberg).

Miriam Medbery – Their first child. It’s the only baby photo we have but hope someone shares photos with us
Herman, Esther, Miriam and Vinard
Miriam b. 16 September 1914, Vinard b. 09 January 1916, and Emma b. 27 March 1919
Genevieve (Gensy), Vinard, Emma Miriam holding LeMoyne b. 14 Dec 1925
We need the names from someone ...
Vinard Nylander
Vinard, Gensy, Emma, Miriam – Nylander
Lundquist and Nylander Children
Miriam and Wendell - 6 Oct 1940 With Dwight Medbery (brother to Wendell) and Emma Nylander (sister to Miriam)
Miriam and Wendell Medbery - 6 Oct 1940
Confirmation of Julie Medbery Miriam & Wendell’s oldest child with Grandma Ester Nylander
Julie Medbery with Grandfather Herman Nylander Confirmation, May 1955
** Below is the original handwritten letter **

Hildur Stomberg, Esther Stomberg Nylander, Viola Stomberg Hedin (in back), Lydia Jackson (Esther Jackson Stomberg’s sister), Esther Jackson Stomberg, and Ada Stomberg. Emma Nylander Crowe wrote: “The story must have been “good.”

I think Grandma Esther Nylander was the “quipster”—the rest (laughing) were the quipster’s victims.”

Herman and Esther Nylander (late 1940s, early 1950s)
Emma Nylander Crowe, LeMoyne Nylander, Esther and Herman Nylander (1947 or 48)
Esther (Stomberg) and Herman Nylander’s Gravestone At Siloah Cemetery
Esther Almina Stomberg Nylander and Herman Nylander’s Gravestones