1. Adolf Mayme "Ben Jacob" "Leib" Feinstein born 15 Aug 1844 Romania died 11 April 1926 St. Paul, Ramsey, MN married in Russia to Sarah Pleno/Pliner/Pleener born 16 Dec 1852 Russia died 4 March 1940 St. Paul, Ramsey, MN buried Adath Jeshurum cemetery in St. Paul, Ramsey, MN off Maryland Ave E. and Hazelwood Street. Most likely Adolf is buried same place as Sarah.
History of North Dakota and People Vol II by Clement Lounsberry 1917 Adolph and Sarah M. (Pleno) Feinstein, were both natives of Odessa, Russia. In Russia the father learned the baker's trade, at which he worked for some years, but after coming to America in 1880 found employment in an overall factory in New York City. In 1882 he removed to South Dakota, where he found work as a farmhand and soon became thoroughly familiar with agricultural pursuits. He took up a homestead in Campbell county, South Dakota, in 1884, and was engaged in the improvement and cultivation of that place until 1901, when he sold his farm and removed to Zeeland, ND and had now reached the age of seventy-two years. His wife is also living. obit of spouse - St. Paul Pioneer Press - Tues., March 5, 1940 - Front Page - Accident on Mon., Mar. 4, 1940 - Woman, 89, Dies as Human Torch - Gasoline as Cleaner Fires Clothing - Gasoline she was using for drycleaning ignited the clothing of Mrs. Sarah Feinstein of 829 Dayton avenue, Monday afternoon, thransforming her into a human torch before her screams brought neighbors to her aid. She died a few hours after she was taken to Ancker hospital. the 89-year-old woman, who lived with her son Louis, was working over some garments on the back steps when the accident occurred. Mrs. Otto Rekitzke, who lives downstairs at the same address, heard her cries. She ran out with a blanket but Mrs. Feinstein's clothing was completely burned off before her neighbor could extinguish the flames. obit of spouse - 7 March 1940 page 19- St. Paul Dispatch - Mrs. Sarah Feinstein - Final rites were conducted Tuesday at Zeesman Mortuary, Minneapolis, for Mrs. Sarah Feinstein, 89, 829 Dayton avenue, who passed away the preceding day from injuries received in a fire. Rabbi S. T. Swirsky officated. Interment was in Adath Jeshurun cemetery. Born in Russia, Mrs. Feinstein had resided in Zeeland and Eureka, N.D. for more than 40 years prior to coming to St. Paul 15 years ago. Surviving are one son, Louis, of St. Paul; two daugthers, Mrs. John Blinderman, of St. Paul, and Mrs. Pauline Couture, of Minneapolis; a sister, Mrs. A. Gandel of Minneapolis; 21 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. (ICH - she died 4 March 1940; this obit may have also appeared in The American Jewish World weekly for Minnesota) 1885 South Dakota State Census Campbell county SD - Lake township Feinstein, Adolf male age 50 Russian Feinstein, Sahar female age 46 Russia Feinstein, Rosina female age 19 born Russian Feinstein, Rebeka female age 16 Russian Feinstein, Elias male age 12 born USA Feinstein, Liva male age 8 born USA Feinstein, Pauline female age 7 born USA 1900 Federal Census Lake township, Campbell, SD 26/27 June Feinstein, Adolf head age 55 born Aug 1844 m33 yrs Romania father born Romania mother born Russia to USA 1880 Feinstein, Sarah wife age 48 born Dec 1852 m33 yrs Russia mother of 6 living 5 parents born Russia to USA 1880 Feinstein, Elisa son age 18 born Oct 1881 New York Feinstein, Levi son age 13 born Mar 1887 South Dakota Feinstein, Pauline daughter aage 11 born June 1888 South Dakota Emiesz, Emanuel servent age 22 born 1872 Russia 1910 Federal Census Zeeland, McIntosh, ND 27 April Feinstein, Slarah (Sarah) head age 60 married 42 yrs mother of 6 living 3 born Russia to USA 1880 Retail Merchant dry goods store Feinstein, Ludwig son age 28 born NY retail merchant dry goods store Feinstein, Pauline dau age 20 born SD right below Gandel, Martin head age 18 born Russia clerk in dry goods store 1910 Federal census Minneapolis ward 3, Hennepin, MN Sam Lumhin family Feinstein, Jacob boarder age 64 married born Russia to USA 1880 retired farmer 1920 Federal census Odessa twp, Zeeland Village, McIntosh, ND 16 June Finestine Sarah head age 67 to USA 1881 na 1883 born Russia Jewish father Russia Jewish mother Germany German Blinderman, Mamie gdau age 18 born SD Jewish clerk gen mdt store Blinderman, Ben gson age 20 born SD Jewish clerk gen mdt store Eansner, Lea servent age 19 born ND German servent private family Children of Adolph and Sarah: 1.1 Rosina "Rosa" Feinstein born 1 April 1875 Russia died 29 Dec 1907 married after June 1900 Isadore Seitzick born 16 Oct 1874 Russia died 1936 Washington State. He came to USA in 1886. They lived in Eureka, McPerson, SD before moving to Settle, Kent,WA. Isadore married second Pearl.1900 SD 2wd Eureka, McPherson, SD 13 June Feinstein, Rosa head born Apr 1876 age 24 born Russia to USA 1881 clerk in Post Office 1900 SD 2wd Eureka, McPherson, SD 13 June Seitzick, Isadory head born Oct 1874 age 25 born Russia to USA 1886 buyer of butter & eggs 1910 Federal census Minneapolis ward 5, Hennepin, MN 20 April Sietzick, Isidore B. head age 35 m2 Russ Yiddish parents Russian Yiddish usa 1887 agent creamery co. Sietzick, Pearl S. wife age 30 m1 Romania yiddish usa 1890 Sietzick, Ida dau age 7 born SD parents Russia/SD Sietzick, Jerome K. son age 5 SD parents Russia/SD 1920 Federal Census Seattle, Kings, WA 9/10 Jan Seitzick, Isadore head age 45 born Russia treasure in Shipping co Seitzick, Pearl wife age 40 born Roumania (2nd wife) Seitzick, Ida dau age 17 born South Dakota Seitzick, Jerome age 15 son born South Dakota Heggstrome, Kristine servant age 36 usa 1913 born Sweden servant private home 1930 Federal Census Seattle, Kings, WA 12 April Seitzick, Isadore head age 55 born Russia parents Russia broker real estate Seitzick, Pearl wife age 50 born Roumania parents Roumania Seitzick, Ida dau age 25 born South Dakota Seitzick, Jerome K. son age 24 born South Dakota "History of South Dakota" Vol. II 1904 by Doane Robinson pages 1754-1756 In company with his brother Julius and Isadore Seitzick and W. G. Jacobs, Mr. Schamber is engaged in the manufacture of ladies' wrappers, the factory being in Millville, New Jersey, and the enterprise proving a profitable one, its inception dating back to July, 1903, while all of the interested principals are residents of South Dakota. Federal Land Records - Campbell county South Dakota - 12/07/1884 SEITZICK ROSA 05 126 N 074 W 025 40 251101 (homestead) Federal Land Records - McPherson county South Dakota - 06/22/1895 SEITZICK ROSA 05 126 N 073 W 030 40.12 251101 (homestead)Children of Rosa and Isadore: 1.1.1 Ida Seitzick born 24 Dec 1902 in Eureka, McPerson, SD (SD birth index) died 9 Oct 1975 Bellevue, King, WA married Robert Shapiro born ca 1892 died 22 cnov 1977 Belleview, King, WA No children 1.1.2 Jeremiah "Jerry" Seitzick born 26 June 1904 Eureka, McPerson, SD (SD birth index) died 15 Mar 1987 San Francisco, San Francisco, CA (changed surname to Seton) married 1935 to Rose Sears born 1914 died 1972 Washington State. They had two children 1.2 Rebecca "Becky" Feinstein born April 1878 Grossliebental, Russia died 17 Feb 1971 St. Paul, Ramsey, MN buried Adath Chesed Shel Emes cemetery in New Hope, MN married 27 Sept 1895 at Princeton, Mille Lacs, MN to John Blinderman. They had 14 children, 1.3 Louis Elias Feinstein born 4 Oct 1882 New York City (death record says MN) died 5 July 1971 Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN married August 1912 to Sadie Mackoff.
North Dakota and People Vol II by Clement Lounsberry 1917 Louis E. Feinstein, who is successfully engaged in merchandishing in Zeeland, North Dakota, was born in New York city in October, 1882, his parents being Adolph and Sarah M. (Pleno) Feinstein, both natives of Odessa, Russia. In that country the father learned the baker's trade, at which he worked for some years, but after coming to America in 1880 found employment in an overall factory in New York City. In 1882 he removed to South Dakota, where he found work as a farm hand and soon became thoroughly familiar with agricultural pursuits. He took up a homestead in Campbell county, North Dakota, in 1884, and was engaged in the improvement and cultivation of that place until 1901, when he sold his farm and removed to Zeeland and has now reached the age of seventy-two years. His wife is also living. Louis E. Feinstein was only a small child when the family came to North Dakota and here he grew to manhood, completing his education in the schools of Eureka. He remained with his parents until they left the farm and removed to Zeeland, where he was in partnership with his father in the mercantile business for some time. Since 1914 he has been alone in business and is now conducting an up-to-date store, carrying a well selected stock of general merchandise, for which he finds a ready sale in the village and surrounding country. He owns the building in which he does business and is today numbered among the substatial men of his community. In August, 1912, Mr. Feinstein married Miss Sadie Mackoff, by whom he has two children, Stella and Esther. He is of Jewish faith and politically is identified with the republican party, which he supports at the polls. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen camp at Zeeland, until its dissolution and has served his fellow citizens on the town board with credit to himself and to their entire satisfaction. 1920 Federal Census Linton City, Emmons, ND 3 Feb Feinstein, Louis E. head age 38 born NY merchant general store Feinstein, Sada wife age 34 born Russia Feinstein, Stella dau age 6 born ND Feinstein, Esther dau age 5 born ND Feinstein, Oscar M. son age 1 10/12 born ND 1930 Federal Census St. Paul, Ramsey, MN 9 April ICH: first name spelled Lewis on census record Feinstein, Louis E. head age 47 born NY father born Russia (Poland -Warsaw) mother Odessa Russia Feinstein, Sadie wife age 44 born Russia father born Russia-Poloesky Feinstein, Stella dau age 16 born MN Feinstein, Esther E. dau age 14 born ND Feinstein, Marvin E. son age 11 born ND Feinstein, Solomon M. son age 9 born ND Feinstein, Sarah mother age 76 wd born Russia (Odessa) father Odessa Russia mother born Germany (Dusland)Children of Louis and Sadie: 1.3.1 Stella Feinstein born ca 1913 ND married Irving Schneider 1.3.2 Esther Feinstein born ca 1915 ND died 29 Jan 2000 San Jose, Santa Clara, CA married Albert Orenstein 1.3.3 Marvin Feinstein married Charlotte Kaufman 1.3.4 Solomon "Sol" Feinstein born 27 O ct 1920 died 28 July 1992 Hennepin county MN married Beth Sachs 1.4 child who died 1.5 Leva "Levi" Feinstein born Mar 1887 South Dakota died 7 Sept 1900 age 13 years accident fall from horse. Most likely born and died in Lake twp, Campbell county SD (Source: Campbell county SD Obituaries online) 1.6 Pauline Feinstein born June 1888 South Dakota died 18 March 1948 Hennepin county MN married Alvin R. Couture born ca 1886 Canada. Pauline and Alvin divorced. Alvin married 2nd Genevieve L. Russell 16 Jan 1935 Pierre, Hughes, SD1920 Federal census Bryant, Logan, ND 19 Jan Couture, Alvin R. head age 29 born WI parents Quebec/Denmark merchant Couture, Pauline wife age 27 born SD Couture, Zoel son age 5 born ND Couture, Lois Lavan dau age 4 born ND Newell, Sarah head age 48 born WI parents Canada/WI servant house Newell, Alice dau age 17 born WI Sisco, Mazog boarder age 21 born MN 1930 Federal census Bear Creek twp, Dickey, SD 10 Apr Pauline Couture head age 37 born SD saleslady dry goods store Zoel Couture son age 15 born ND LaVonne Couture dau age 12 born ND Children of Pauline and Al: 1.6.1 Zoel Leonard "Fritz" Couture born 12 Dec 1914 ND died 13 March 1996 Rapid City, Pennington, SD married Gladys E. ____ born 28 Nov 1919 died 20 Nov 2000US Veterans Gravesties 1775-2006 Zoel Leonard Couture Sgt US Army WWII from 29 Dec 1942-19 Oct 1945 buried Black Hills National Cemetery 18 March 1996 Section G Site 2851 Sturgis, SD his wife Gladys E. Couture buried 24 Nov 2000 same place1.6.2 LaVonne "Tuvy" Couture married Norman E. Kjrklund born 2 Oct 1917 Winthrop, Sibley, MN died 28 March 2002 Bloomington, Hennepin, MNUS Veterans Gravesites 1775-2006 Norman E. Kyrklund F1 US Navy buried Winthrop Cemetery at Winthrop, MN 1910 Federal census Cornish, Sibley, MN 15 April Kyrklund, Carl H. head age 34 born MN parents Sweden farmer general farm Kyrklund, Julia wife age 27 married 2 yrs mother of 2 living 2 born MN Kyrklund, Stanley R. son age 2 born MN Kyrklund, Myrtle V. dau age 6/12 born MN Hagg, Axel hired man age 24 born Sweden 1920 Federal census Cornish, Sibley, MN Carl H. Krhylund head age 43 born MN parents Sweden farmer general farm Julia C. Krhylund wife age 37 born MN parents Sweden Stanley Krhylund son age 11 born MN Myrtle Krhylund dau age 10 born MN Norman Krhylund son age 2 born MN Frank V. Krhylund brother age 38 born MN parents Sweden laborer general farm 1930 Federal census Cornish, Sibley, MN 3 April Kyrklund, C.H. head age 53 born MN parents Sweden farmer general farm Kyrklund, Julia C. wife age 47 born MN parents Sweden Kyrklund, Stanly R. son age 22 born MN farmer general farm Kyrklund, Norman E. son age 12 born MN Obit StarTribune - Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN 31 March 2002 Kyrklund, Norman E. Norman E. Kyrklund, age 84, of Bloomington, MN born in Winthrop, MN on 10/2/17, died suddenly on 3/28/02. He is survived by his wife of 61 years, L. LaVonne "Tuvy"; two daughters, Dr. Sarah Jane Kyrklund and Merrie Dahlgren (Dr. David); two granddaughters, Dr. Sarah Pritts (Dr. Tim) and Kari Dahlgren (Ed de Ugarte); sister Myrtle Adams; and many othe relatieves and friends, Norm was a great athlete. He played on a national champion south High School (Minneapolis) football team, and won the Great Lakes Naval Station wrestling championship during his time in the military. He was a graduate of Hamline University, and went on to successful careers in coaching and in the investment business. Norm always enjoyed hunting, fishing, and football, and was an avid and accomplished rose gardener. Most of all, however, Norm loved his family, cheering on and taking great pride in the accomplishments of his children and grandchildren. Private burial is Monday, April 1 at Winthrop, MN. service of rejoicing and remembrance is at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 2, at Normandale Lutheran church, 6100 Normandale Blvd., Edina. memorials preferred to Meals on Wheels or to the Center for Healing and Wholeness at Normandale Lutheran Church. Arr. by WernessBrothers.