Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Andrew Berg,
He
mar 7 Sept 1891 [her age 15, him age 32] to
Sarah Cashel [born 24 Apr 1876,
descendant
through Blennerhassett
of Edward III].
As well as working in the mine,
he also fished for cod
from an open
dory.
They are
listed
in 1 June 1900 census
at "Apollo"
(i.e. the Apollo mining camp on Unga).
He is "miner",
formerly "sailor".
She is listed as illiterate.
Her brother Edward
is with them.
They moved to Douglas
later in 1900.
Sarah dies, 1904:
She died 2 Mar 1904
(18 Feb Julian)
in Juneau,
Alaska, age 27 yrs.
She was
bur 3 Mar 1904, Evergreen Cemetery at Juneau.
Children cared for by their aunt Agnes Cashel.
Andrew Berg, miner, is listed in Douglas on
p.168
of Polk's Alaska-Yukon gazetteer 1909-10.
In 1910 census Andrew is listed in Douglas
with his dau Elizabeth and her husband George Fleek.
And next door to them is his sister-in-law Mary Cashel and her husband and brother
Edward Cashel.
Andrew's daughter Sarah is listed in her aunt Mary's household.
See part 1
from here.
See part 2
from here.
This must be South St. Ann's Ave.
Andrew worked for the
Treadwell gold mine, near
Douglas,
until final closure in 1922.
He then moved to San Francisco to live with dau Sarah.
He died 26 Mar 1940 in San Francisco, age 81 yrs.
[Marti Murray]
says he
died Anchorage, Alaska, 1 Mar 1939.
Andrew and Sarah
had issue:
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