Albert Morrow
Occupation:
1902 City Directory. Albert Morrow worked as a laborer on the Capitol.
Individual Stories
Alfred Mortenson
Occupation:
1905 Payroll and St. Paul City Directory. Alfred Mortenson (or Martinson) was born in Sweden in 1877 and came to Minnesota in 1896. He worked for Butler Bros. as a machinist on the construction.
Gustave Bergman also lived here in 1900.
Leo Mozinski
Occupation:
1903 City Directory. Leo Mozinski worked as a carpenter on the Capitol.
May Mullaly
Occupation:
Staff Payroll February 1906. May Mullaly was born in Minnesota in 1888. Her name first appears on a list of cleaners at the Capitol in December of 1904. She would have been about 16 at that time. She later got hired as a "scrub woman" on the Capitol staff.
William Mullinox
Occupation:
French Canadian, William Mullinox was born in Canada in 1870 and came to the U.S. in 1885. John McAteer also lived at this address.
Charles Nelson
Occupation:
Charles A. Nelson was born in Denmark in 1871 and came to America with his parents in 1875. He worked as a "sawyer" at the Capitol, probably on a stone sawing machine. By 1910 he had a job in a St. Paul cigar store.
Charles Nelson
Occupation:
1902 City Directory. Charles Nelson worked on the Capitol as a laborer. Fellow Capitol worker Matthew Conroy also lived here.
John Nelson
Occupation:
John Nelson was admitted into the St. Paul Stone Cutters Local on a traveling card along with 5 others from Minneapolis in September of 1901.
John Nelson
Occupation:
1904 City Directory. John G. Nelson worked as a laborer on the Capitol.
Martin Nelson
Occupation:
1904 City Directory. Stonecutter Martin Nelson was born in Sweden in 1870 and came to Minnesota in 1888.