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Perhaps was born on West. His father was Nils Olsen.

In the 1874 census, Elling Whist and his family live in Støren in the domicile referred to as the Størens jernbanestation. Elling’s occupation is conduktør.

In the 1910 Norwegian census, Elling Whist and his family live in Værdalensøren in the residence named Sole. He was a stationsnester, jernbanen, and permitteret. Living with him were Julie, Dagny, and Hans Whist.

WHIST, Elling Nilsen (I14033)

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Perry Amussen

ROBØLE, Ingebjørg Ivarsdatter (I29104)

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Perry Amussen

RUDI, Helleborg Olsdatter (I29105)

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Peter and Ellen lived in Minneapolis in the 1870 census. He was a laborer.

In the 1875 state census, he and Ellen and Lewis and Frank live in Minneapolis. He is shown as age 38.

BORDEAUX, Peter (I5658)

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Peter and Kari and family (as Watrud) were farming in Trondhjem Twp, Otter Tail County, at the time of the 1900 census. Peter had come to the U.S. in 1880.

In the 1910 census, Petter’s occupation was capenter, housebuilding.

WATTERUD, Peter Olson (I10188)

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Peter John Underdahl, 87, of Kenyon, died Tuesday, April 16, 2013 at the Reflections Home in Northfield, Minnesota.

He was born May 9, 1925 in Warsaw Township, North of Kenyon, the son of John and Gilma (Kasa) Underdahl. One of seven children, Peter attended school through the 8th grade at District 128, Warsaw Township. He graduated from Kenyon High School in 1943 and spent some time on the home farm until he joined the Navy in February, 1945. Peter achieved the rank of Pharmacist Mate 3rd Class and spent time at the Corona Naval Hospital in San Diego, California. As he was preparing to go in to the Fleet Marines, the Atomic Bomb was dropped and World War II ended. He then boarded the heavy cruise USS FALL RIVER in Pearl Harbor and was one of hundred of ships present to participate in testing the A-Bomb at Bikini Atoll. Peter spent 23 months in the military and returned to Kenyon in November, 1946. After an honorable discharge from the Navy, Peter worked several different jobs in Dennison, Northfield and Iowa until he married LaVon Amundson in Kenyon on July 11, 1948, and began working at the Kenyon Co-Op Oil – formerly known at Tydol Veedol gas station. During Peter''s 20 years there, the company grew and expanded. In 1967 the Underdahls left Kenyon and Peter started his career with Lester Farm Buildings in Southwestern Minnesota. Peter was recognized several years as Salesman of the Year with Lester’s and also recognized nationally by the Rural Builders Association. He retired from Lester’s in 1988. After his retirement he drove school bus in St. James and Kenyon.

Peter was active in local affairs including: President of First Lutheran Church in St. James, Minnesota for three years, Transportation of Veterans from Watonwan County to the V.A. Hospital once a week or as needed, and delivery of Meals on Wheels for the elderly and Shut-Ins in St. James.

In 1997, Peter and LaVon moved back to Kenyon and enjoyed time for golf, travel and visits with their three children, four grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Peter was a devoted husband, loving father, and a great bear hugger to his grandchildren and great grandchildren.

He is survived by his wife of 64 years, LaVon Underdahl of Kenyon; children, Pamela (and Leonard) Boyle of San Luis Obispo, CA, Lynn (and Brad) Sturm of LaCrescent, MN, and Jerald Underdahl (and Steve Brandwein) of Phoenix, AZ; four grandchildren, Serena (and Scott) Von Ruden of Seattle, WA, Emily Sturm (and Bonnie Lohman) of Minneapolis, MN, Colin Boyle of San Luis Obispo, CA, and Kyra Siegfriedt of San Luis Obispo, CA; two great grandchildren, Odessa and Leo Von Ruden; sister, Marian Rodde of Kenyon; brother, Leroy (and Shirley) Underdahl of Dennison; many nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his parents, four sisters, Clarabelle Brandvold, Agnes Johnson, Gladys Wardell, and Joyce Skaro, and brother-in-law, Albion Rodde.

UNDERDAHL, Peter J (I33880)

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Peters Wallace L., age 87, formerly of AZ, on 2/28/05. Survived by children, Dennis and Joyce. Served in WWII in the Pacific Theater with 509th Bomber Division. Owner of Color Key Paint and Wallpaper Store on Grand Avenue, St. Paul. One of the founders of the Grand Avenue Business Association. He was instrumental in the start of the Grand Old Days Celebration. He served as chairperson for St. Paul and Southeast MN Chapter of Multiple Sclerosis Society. Named Man of the Year by St. Paul Commercial Club. Resided in AZ from 1980 to 2000, then moved to Pismo Beach, CA in 2002. Named Pismo Beach Chamber of Commerce Goodwill Ambassador of the Year and Goodwill Ambassador of the Year by the State of CA. Graveside service Thursday 3/10/05 at 2 PM, assembly area #4 at Fort Snelling National Cemetery.

PETERS, Wallace Livingston (I16346)

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Peterson may have been her married name.

PETERSON, Evelyn H (I182)

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Peter’s birth date is sometimes shown as June of 1883. That would be inconsistent with Katie’s birth date.

A three-year-old Peter Fautch lives with the family in the 1885 census. Ignatius Peter is listed in that census as 5 year-old Agnes.

Listed in the 1895 state census. Still living at home in the 1900 census as the 16 year-old Peter, b. June 1883.

Not listed with the family in Woodland Twp in the 1905 state census or the 1910 federal census.

By implication, he may still have been alive at the time of the 1910 census according to the information on his mother’s children: 12 total, 10 still living.

Not listed in the WWI draft registrations.

He is not the person in 1951-MN-018893.

FAUTCH, Peter (I4868)

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Peter’s birth was considered legitimate but there seems to be no record of their marriage.

Anne Olsdatter (I29178)