CORA IDA KAMPA
(née LATTERELL)

Born: March 21, 1877    Foley, Benton, Minnesota
Died: January 3, 1941    West Virginia, Nichols Twp., St. Louis, Minnesota
Buried: January 7, 1941    Virginia, Nichols Twp., St. Louis, Minnesota


Parents:
 
 
Marriage:
 
 
 
 
Louis Cozack Latterell
Philoméne Nolette
 
Frank James Kampa
November 24, 1896
St. John's Catholic Church
Foley, Benton, Minnesota
 
Cora Latterell Kampa
Children: Edward Louis Mar. 21, 1898 † Nov. 26, 1986
  Emma C. Sept. 4, 1899 † Dec. 14, 2001
  Adeland Theresa "Marie T." July 14, 1901 † Dec. 14, 2001
  Alice E. Feb. 7, 1903  
  Lillian B. Feb. 12, 1905  
  Otto Anthony Mar. 5, 1907 † June 1972
  Ione Frances Apr. 16, 1910 † Feb. 15, 1976
  Robert Arthur July 13, 1914 † Nov. 16, 1977

Notes: At the time of the June 15, 1900 U.S. Federal Census, Cora was 23 years old and living with her husband Frank,
  their two young children and her brother-in-law Charley F. in Melrose City, Stearns, Minnesota. She and her husband had been married for three years and she was the mother of two children, both of whom were still living. Frank was working as a stationary engineer and Charley was working as a bookkeeper for the railroad.
 
As of September 12, 1918, Cora was living with her husband Frank and their family in Itasca County, Minnesota. Frank was employed at Oliver Mining.
 
In the January 9, 1920 federal census, Cora was 42 years old and living with her husband Frank and their 8 children in Greenway, Itasca, Minnesota. Brother-in-law Wilfred Kampa was boarding with them at the time.
 
At the time of the Apr. 17, 1930 U.S. Federal Census, Cora was 53 years old and living with her husband Frank, three of their children and five grandchildren in their own home in the unincorporated Hopper area of Nichols Twsp., St. Louis, Minnesota. Frank was working as a mountain (?) engineer in an iron mine and their 22-year-old son Otto was working as a stockman in a garage. Cora stated she was married to Frank when she was 19 and he was 23 years old.
 
Cora was the ninth of fifteen children. When she passed away, her estate was administrated by H. A. Latterell, her nephew.

Ancestry: The Carl Balder Line [through marriage]
  The Cozack Latterell Line
  The Franz Kampa Line [through marriage]
   
1885 Minnesota State Census, St. George Township, Benton County

Kampa Family Reunion, Duelm, MN, about 1905

Death Certificate of Cora Kampa

Cora Ida Latterell Kampa
Cora Latterell Kampa

Franik Kampa and Cora Latterell wedding, 1896
Frank and Cora Kampa (née Latterell) Wedding Photograph
Left to right: Levi Latterell, Frank Kampa, Cora Latterell, and Mary Kampa
November 24, 1896
Saint Cloud, Minnesota

Emma and Ed Kampa.
Emma and Ed Kampa
Approximately early 1900

Stimler Family Crest      Kampa Family Crest
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