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Who's Who at Larson Gospel Hall, Seattle, WA

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1904 AAB lists a "D. Larson" @ 126 N. 6th Ave. Thinking it was David Larson. Possibly was in the assembly 1897-1910 before moving to Bremerton.

* [https://www.newspapers.com/image/880352905 Kilsap Sun]: 1952-12-15: Obits: David Larson: "A former Bremerton carpenter and contractor, David Larson, 80, died Saturday in a Seattle hospital following a brief illness. He had moved to Seattle three years ago when he retired to make his home with a son, Harry D. Larson Mr. Larson was born Nov. 9, 1872 in Enfield, [[Minnesota|Minn.]], and spent his early life there. He came to Seattle in 1897 and started his building career. He was married to Elise B. Geiser in 1900 and nine years later they moved to Bremerton. She died in 1924. He also leaves another son, Albert E. Larson of Kodiak, [[Alaska]]; a sister, Mary Nelson; and a brother, Robert Larson, both of Enfield, and three grandsons, David, Jr., Robert and Richard, all of Seattle. Funeral services will be held in Seattle at [https://bonneywatson.com/ Bonney-Watson] mortuary tomorrow at 1 p.m., followed by interment in Evergreen cemetery."

Residences: 1901: 1618 Fir; 1902: 120 Taylor Ave.; 1903-1904: rear of 124 N. 6th Ave.; 1905: 2101 1/2 E. Wadison; 1906-1908: 317 N. 4th Ave.; 1910: 821 Nob Hill Ave.

Employment: 1901: laborer @ S C Ry Co. (probably [https://www.historylink.org/File/5412 Seattle Coal & Transportation Co.]), which started Seattle's first railway in 1872. 1902-1903, 1905-1910+: self-employed carpenter; 1904: carpenter @ P.C. Co. (possibly Pearl Clothing Co. (Moses and Louis P. Pearl, Solomon Gittelsohn) @ 219 S. 2nd Ave.)

* David Larson '''+1904+''' (b. 1872 Enfield, Silver Creek Twp., Wright, [[Minnesota|MN]] - d. 1952 Seattle, WA), son of Bengt Larson (b. 1835 Ostmark, Torsby, Värmland, [[Sweden]] - d. 1920 Morrison Co., MN) & Mary Johnson Larson (b. 1844 Sweden

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