Death and Burial Info for Landelius-1

Question

I am looking for information regarding the death and burial of Augusta Sophia Landelius b. 1857 in Sweden. She would be my great great grandmother. Her husband Gustaf Erikson was my grandmother's grandfather. She later married a John Peterson (between 1900 and 1910 according to census. She should be buried in NE Oklahoma around Westville or possibly Eastern Arkansas around Lincoln, but I can find no information regarding her death date or burial. Census loses her between 1920 and 1930. So, she died during that time (or a small possibility she remarried). I cannot find death and burial info for Gustaf Erikson either. He should be buried in the same areas as I do not have reason to believe they left that area. Any help would be appreciated.

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Here she is in 1930

Augusta Peterson

 in the 1930 United States Federal Census

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Name:	Augusta Peterson [Augustas Peterson]
Birth Year:	abt 1860
Gender:	Female
Race:	White
Birthplace:	Sweden
Marital Status:	Widowed
Relation to Head of House:	Mother-in-law
Home in 1930:	Marinette, Marinette, Wisconsin
Map of Home:	View Map
Street address:	Mary St
Ward of City:	Third
House Number in Cities or Towns:	1620
Dwelling Number:	23
Family Number:	30
Age at First Marriage:	29
Attended School:	No
Able to Read and Write:	Yes
Father's Birthplace:	Sweden
Mother's Birthplace:	Sweden
Language Spoken:	Sweedish
Immigration Year:	1884
Naturalization:	Naturalized
Able to Speak English:	Yes
Neighbors:	View others on page
Household Members:	Name Age Bert Heindl 39 Esther Heindl 37 Joyce Heindl 8 Augusta Peterson 70

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My Augusta had no daughter named Esther that I am aware of.

Answer 1

Odebolt Cemetery
Sac County, Iowa

Uploaded 4/27/2004 by
cmwolterman [Email]

 

Augusta Peterson, b. 1871, d. 1927.

The Above could be a possibility. Headstone labeled Mother

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This name matches and the death date makes sense, but birth year is way off. My issue with finding these folks burial is that these names, especially the surnames (Erickson and Petersen) are like Smith when it comes to folks from Sweden.