Ingelev Johnson was born at Wang, Norway in 1822. Was married in 1851 to Asgrim Iverson. In 1854 they came to Wisconsin, first settling in Dane county, where they resided one year. Then they removed to Adams county, settling on a farm three-quarters of a mile north of the Adams center post office, where they lived until called to their eternal rest.

Mrs. Iverson died February 1, 1899. While she appreciated all that was done by kind and loving hands for her comfort, she was willing and even anxious to leave this world of suffering and sorrow for a room in the House of many mansions. Those who knew her best found her to be a loving mother, a true friend and a faithful Christian.

Two sons and four daughters are left to mourn the loss of a dear mother--Henry and Iver Iverson, Mrs. Daniel Avechouser, Mrs. Frank Mason, Mrs. Theodore Simons and Miss Anna Iverson. Services were conducted at the house by Rev. Robinson, and at the Lutheran church at Strong's Prairie by Rev. Hagen.

From the Adams County Press, March 4, 1899 Page 5