Elizabeth Erickson (1864–1927)
Quick facts
- Born
- 1864 in Levanger, N-Trondelag, Norway
- Died
- 1927 in Fish Haven, Idaho
- Source
- Names in Stone
When was Elizabeth Erickson born? 1864 in Levanger, N-Trondelag, Norway.
When did Elizabeth Erickson die? 1927 in Fish Haven, Idaho.
Life story
Elizabeth Erickson (1864–1927) was born in 1864 in Levanger, N-Trondelag, Norway, and died in 1927 in Fish Haven, Idaho, at about age 63. A cemetery record documents Elizabeth's grave. Source: Names in Stone. AncestryData does not yet have further details about Elizabeth's life.

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The world Elizabeth lived through
1865 · age 1 — The Civil War ended and President Lincoln was assassinated
1871 · age 7 — The Great Chicago Fire burned much of the city
1892 · age 28 — Ellis Island opened to immigrants
1903 · age 39 — The Wright brothers made the first powered flight
1912 · age 48 — The Titanic sank
1918 · age 54 — World War I ended and the influenza pandemic swept the world
Questions about Elizabeth Erickson
When was Elizabeth Erickson born?
Elizabeth Erickson was born in 1864 in Levanger, N-Trondelag, Norway.
Where was Elizabeth Erickson born?
Elizabeth Erickson was born in Levanger, N-Trondelag, Norway.
When did Elizabeth Erickson die?
Elizabeth Erickson died in 1927 in Fish Haven, Idaho.
Where did Elizabeth Erickson die?
Elizabeth Erickson died in Fish Haven, Idaho.
How old was Elizabeth Erickson at the time of death?
Elizabeth Erickson was about 63 years old.
Where is Elizabeth Erickson buried?
A cemetery record from Names in Stone documents Elizabeth's grave; see the source link on this page for the cemetery map.
Who was president when Elizabeth Erickson was born?
Abraham Lincoln was president of the United States when Elizabeth was born.
Who was president when Elizabeth Erickson died?
Calvin Coolidge was president of the United States when Elizabeth died.
What major events happened during Elizabeth Erickson's lifetime?
During Elizabeth's lifetime: the Civil War ended and President Lincoln was assassinated (1865, age 1); the Great Chicago Fire burned much of the city (1871, age 7); Ellis Island opened to immigrants (1892, age 28); the Wright brothers made the first powered flight (1903, age 39); the Titanic sank (1912, age 48); World War I ended and the influenza pandemic swept the world (1918, age 54).
Which U.S. censuses would include Elizabeth Erickson?
Federal censuses taken during Elizabeth's lifetime and now public: 1870, 1880, 1890, 1900, 1910, 1920. Most 1890 census records were lost in a 1921 fire.
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Birth
1864
Levanger, N-Trondelag, Norway
Death
1927
Fish Haven, Idaho
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