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Matches 18,381 to 18,390 of 23,510
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| 18381 | Sep 13 in church record | Family: Conrad Mandius HANSON / Marit Andersdatter (Mary) ELLINGBÖ (F4557)
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| 18382 | Sep 1887 in Minnesota in the 1900 census | NESS PETERSON, Clara Dagny (I14740)
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| 18383 | Sept 10 per his obit, SSDI and the Veterans Gravesites index. The Dept. Of Veteran Affairs’ death files show 9 Sept. He died at the Bethesda Naval Hospital. | ERICKSON, Vernal (I625)
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| 18384 | Sept 1854 according to the 1900 census | LEE, Juel Halvordsen (I12095)
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| 18385 | September 6th according to his entry in Find A Grave | RUDY, Andrew (I20828)
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| 18386 | September, 1859, according to the 1900 census | BEANE, Ira A B (I17380)
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| 18387 | September, 1862 in the 1900 census | LARSON, Lewis (I4659)
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| 18388 | Septon | Gunder Gunderssen (I26365)
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| 18389 | Septon | Aaste Erichsdatter (I34520)
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| 18390 | Sergeant in Company B of the 771st Tank Battalion. Died in World War II in Germany. Listed in the casualty list as #36204453, rank TEC4, KIA (killed in action). An article in the La Crosse paper on April 13, 1949, described the return of his body. The article said that the funeral would be at the Mt. Sterling Lutheran Church with burial at North Kickapoo. Oscar enlisted in the U.S. Army on March 17, 1941, and went overseas in August of 1941. He was engaged in action in Belgium, Holland, and Germany as a member of the 177th tank battalion, 84th infantry division. | MIKKELSON, Oscar Melvin (I4243)
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