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8421

He is probably the Thure Philip Johnson, b. 24 Mar 1903, d. 26 Sep 1989 in Watonwan County, Minnesota.

The Dalby Database has him as Rev. Thure Philip Johnson, spouse Lily Petersen, rural cemetery in Stanton, Iowa. That Thure Johnson was born in Sweden and was a 37 year-old seminary student at Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois, at the time of the 1940 census. The Rev. Thure Johnson and Lillie Peterson were parents of James Phillip Johnson, b. 10 Mar 1941 in Otter Tail County, Minnesota.

JOHNSON, Thure P (I21958)

8422

He is probably the Vernon Kilde, “a big Norwegian,” mentioned in Gunner's Glory: Untold Stories of Marine Machine Gunners By Johnnie M. Clark.

Of California at the time of his brother Vincent’s death in 2009.

Vernon E. Kilde died November 2, 2010, in San Diego California where he had lived from 2004.

Vernon was born June 26, 1930 as the oldest of three children to Edna and Sam Kilde from Fergus Falls, Minnesota.

In 1946 he entered the National Guard in Fergus Falls and after high school in 1948 he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. Sergeant Vernon Kilde and his company were sent to South Korea to fight communism against China and North Korea. In one of the bloodiest battles in history at Choisen Reservoir Sergeant Kilde was badly wounded and received the Purple Heart. Vernon was honorably discharged from the U.S. Marine Corps in 1950.

In 1951 Vernon married Florence Wiegand and later divorced in 1971. They had two children Calette (Al) Frisinger and Scott (Kelly) Kilde.

He worked 20 years as a Code Enforcement Officer in Fargo North Dakota where he retired in 1998.

In 1976 he married Else Berit Andresen from Norway, and then received three stepsons. Bjorn, Jim and Tom, whom he adopted.

Vernon is predeceased in death by his mother Edna, father Sam, sister Vonnie, brother Vincent and his oldest stepson Bjorn.

KILDE, Vernon Eugene (I15445)

8423

He is probably the Walter N Dahline in the 1920 census who is an inmate at the state prison in Stillwater. He is 37 years old and born in Minnesota to parents who were born in Minnesota.

In the 1908 Minneapolis directory, he is a bookkeeper for The Typewriter Exchange. He resides in St. Paul.

In the 1909 Minneapolis directory, he is a bookkeeper living at 2208 12th Avenue S.

In the 1912 St. Paul city directory, he is a credit man for Konantz Gaver Co and resides in Minneapolis.

In the 1913 Minneapolis city directory, he is a credit man residing at 1610 Stevens Avenue, flat 2.

In the 1915 St. Paul city directory, he is stenographer for Adam Decker Hardward and rooms at 126 West 6th.

In the 1916 St. Paul directory, he is a cashier for Scheffer & Rossum Co and resides in Minneapolis.

In September of 2016, he was arrested and charged with embezzling $300 from Scheffer & Rossum, wholesale saddlers, of whose company he was the cashier.

In the 1921 Minneapolis city directory, he is a bookkeeper for Wyman, Partridge & Co.

DAHLINE, Walter Nels (I17985)

8424

He is recorded in the U.S. Public Records Index, Vol. 2, as living at 1193 Sandy Blvd in Portland, Oregon. No date is shown. No wife is listed.

MILLER, Harold William (I21163)

8425

He is remembered with a gravestone next to his parents’ in Westbrook Cemetery.

BLOCH, Arnold Otto Frederick (I9068)

8426

He is Samuel T. in the 1880 census.

THOMPSON, Theodore Samuel (I12124)

8427

He is shown as age 25 when he married Lisbeth Ingebretsdatter in November of 1831.

Michael Budnick notes that a Nels Olson with wife Elizabeth is listed as living in Amherst in the 1880 census. The records of the Scandinavia Lutheran Church in Scandinavia, Wisconsin, also shows the confirmation of their daughter, Pauline, b. 27 Mar 1847, bapt. 5 Apr 1847, on 21 Oct 1861.

Nels Olson and Elizabeth were also living in Amherst in the 1870 census. In neither the 1870 nor the 1880 censuses were there any of their children living with them.

Niels Olsen (I38347)

8428

He is shown as arriving in New York on the S.S. Carmania on 4 September 1907, having sailed from Liverpool on 27 August. He is shown as married on the ship’s manifest.

In the 1940 census, he and Bertha lived in Los Angeles.

COX, Sherman Richard (I13450)

8429

He is shown as child #1.

SSDI shows that his SS# was issued in Washington before 1951. No entry in the Washington death index.

He lived at 5220 176th Street SW, Unit 44, in Lynnwood, Washington.

THOMPSON, Edward Warren (I1635)

8430

He is shown as emigrating with his family but is not listed with the family in any of the U.S. censuses.

Ole Lorentsen (I14515)