Male, born 1866-03-15, died 1954-10-22
Associated with the firms network
Henrikson - Alstrom Construction Company; Henrikson - Alstrom, Building Contractors
Résumé
Alstrom was trained as a mason.
President, Henrikson - Alstrom Construction Company, Seattle, WA, c. 1926-1942. In 1941, Alstrom served as the Vice-president of the company. (See R.L. Polk and Company's Seattle City Directory, 1941, p. 771.)
Relocation
Alstrom was born in Säter, Skaraborg (Västra Götaland), Sweden.
He was buried in a family plot at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Seattle.
Parents
His mother was Christina Johansdotter, his father, August Andersson.
Spouse
Alstrom married twice. His first wife, Julia Hanson (born 1878-d. 1908 in Seattle, WA), died at age 30.
At age 44, he wed Emelia Christina Jonsson (1884-d. 12/13/1913 in Seattle, WA) on 07/30/1910 in Seattle, WA. (In some records, her Swedish name was anglicized to "Amelia Johnson" or "Emelia Johnson.") (See Ancestry.com, Source Citation Washington State Archives; Olympia, Washington; Washington Marriage Records, 1854-2013; Reference Number: kingcoarchmr_18953, accessed 04/21/2021.)
Her parents were Regina Jonsdotter (born 05/07/1858 in Ryssby, Sweden-d. 06/05/1945 in Sweden) and Johan Gustaf Jonsson (born 10/19/1840 in Mönsterås, Sweden).
Children
Julia and Louis had two children who died in infancy: Wesley Alstrom (born 1903 in Seattle, WA-d. 1903 in Seattle, WA) and Frank Alstrom (born 1905 in Seattle, WA-d. 1905 in Seattle, WA)
Biographical Notes
His birth name was "Ludwig Alstrom."
PCAD id: 6480
Name | Date | City | State |
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City of Seattle, Fire Department (SFD), Station #14, SODO, Seattle, WA | 1926-1927 | Seattle | WA |
United Shopping Tower, Downtown, Seattle, WA | 1928-1931 | Seattle | WA |
University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Athletic Pavilion, Seattle, WA | 1927-1927 | Seattle | WA |
University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Physics Hall, Seattle, WA | 1927-1928 | Seattle | WA |
Wedgwood Tract Houses, Wedgwood, Seattle, WA | 1941-1942 | ||
Western Washington College of Education (WWCE), Physical Education Building, Bellingham, WA | 1936 | Bellingham | WA |