Webb Genealogy - Person Sheet
Webb Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameChristina Beata Larson 
1948
1948MemoAn apparent heart attack
MemoSH 172 at CR 317 intersection. Hers is the oldest grave in the cemetery.
Census1860, Stackarp, Agnetorp Parish, Skaraborgs County, Sweden, Scandinavia892
MemoLine 3: Beata Christina, born 1/12/1852 in Kyrkefalla.
Census1866, Myrebo, Fågelås Parish, Skaraborgs County, Sweden, Scandinavia893
MemoLine 9: Beata Kristina, born 1/12/1852 in Kyrkefalla.
Census1870, Chariton, Lucas County, IA, USA1965
MemoLine 1: Christina Lawson, age 18, born in Sweden. Domestic worker in the home of Isaac Kneeland.
Census1880, Grant, Republic County, KS, USA559
MemoChristina B. Cavallin was 28 (which would put birth at 1852) born in Sweden
Immigration8 Oct 1868, Port of Quebec, Quebec City, QB, Canada902
MemoEntry 11423, line 3: Christin Larsson, single female, age 16.
FlagsDeceased, Immigrant
FatherCarl Johan Larson (1820-1895)
MotherJohanna Gustava Jonsson (1827-1908)
Spouses
MemoDied from Influenza
OccupationCounty Commissioner of Calhoun County, TX for 22 years1969
FatherCarl Johan Cavallin (1805-)
MotherKarin
ChildrenEllen Catherina (1877-1948)
Gustav Adolph (1879-1942)
Carl John (1881-1934)
Oscar Frederick (1882-1948)
Mabel Magnolia (1884-1958)
Malcolm Magnus (Died as Infant) (1889-1889)
Guy Lincoln (1890-1955)
Malcolm Owen (1892-1977)
Notes for Christina Beata Larson
Lynn's note just says Port Lavaca, TX.10
A historical marker in Olivia Cemetery says:
In 1892, the Rev. Carl J. E. Haterius of Galesburg, Illinois, acquired land at this site with the intention of establishing a community for Swedish settlers. He named the settlement for his wife, Olivia. When the townsite was laid out in 1893, land was set aside for this burial ground in association with the Swedish Lutheran Eden Church. The earliest marked grave is that of Anna Bernardino Wilson, who died in 1902. Swedes and non-Swedes together contributed to the early development of Olivia, and the community cemetery serves as a reminder of their contributions. (1986) Correction: The oldest marked grave in the Olivia Cemetery is that of Christina B. Cavallin, who died in 1897.1948
A historical marker in Olivia Cemetery says:
In 1892, the Rev. Carl J. E. Haterius of Galesburg, Illinois, acquired land at this site with the intention of establishing a community for Swedish settlers. He named the settlement for his wife, Olivia. When the townsite was laid out in 1893, land was set aside for this burial ground in association with the Swedish Lutheran Eden Church. The earliest marked grave is that of Anna Bernardino Wilson, who died in 1902. Swedes and non-Swedes together contributed to the early development of Olivia, and the community cemetery serves as a reminder of their contributions. (1986) Correction: The oldest marked grave in the Olivia Cemetery is that of Christina B. Cavallin, who died in 1897.1948