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Matches 21,951 to 21,960 of 23,179
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| 21951 | US Navy, World War I. He was in the insurance and real estate business in Fairmont, Minnesota. He wrote an autobiography in 1965 called “The White Indian.” | CHILDS, James Morris (I37550)
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| 21952 | US Navy, WWII | REDWING, Chester Martin (I39773)
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| 21953 | US NAVY, WWII | TOSO, Donald L (I9824)
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| 21954 | USAF, Korean War. Graduated from Long Beach College in California and worked as a car salesman in Downey, California, until 1973 when he moved to Portland. Survived by his brothers Thomas J. of Gresham, Oregon, Richard J. of Carrollton, Texas, and a sister, Mary Lou Sweeney of Placentia, Orange County, California. | FISCHER, Donald Samuel (I40271)
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| 21955 | USMC, Korea and Vietnam | BERGLUND, Victor Leroy (I40080)
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| 21956 | USMC, WWII and Korea. He celebrated his 90th birthday at the Oaklawn Care Center in Mankato on January 7, 2016. He owned a Super Value store in Howard, South Dakota. | KVALE, Basil Reuel (I29667)
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| 21957 | USMC, WWII, Korea | BOE, James Duaine (I39595)
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| 21958 | USPRI 1. According to “Descendants of Sever O. Nundahl”, Gordon was born 12 Jun 1925. In the 1930 census, Gordon was 2 years and 10 months old. | NUNDAHL, Gordon Beuford (I537)
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| 21959 | Usually called Josephine. | THOMPSON, Mary Josephine (I40630)
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| 21960 | Usually spelled Edward. Living in Buffalo, New York and the time of the 1930 census with his wife and one-month-old son. He and his family were still in Buffalo in the 1940 census. He was a chemist for a rubber plant. | SVERDRUP, Edvard F (I4098)
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