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| 8931 | He was an unmarried farmer in Henrietta Twp, La Moure County, North Dakota, in the 1900 census. He was a farmer in Henrietta Twp, La Moure County, North Dakota, in the 1910 census. He was still there in the 1920 census. His half-nephew Milton Young was not far away. In the 1930 census, Milton and family were right next door. | YOUNG, Frederick William (I5010)
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| 8932 | He was an unmarried shoemaker living with his mother in the 1865 census. Not listed in the Voss 1875 census. | BØE, Anders Sjursen (I13025)
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| 8933 | He was an unmarried shoemaker on his father’s farm at the time of the 1865 census. The bygdebok suggests he married Berit Høverstad. | WEFLEN, Gullik Helgeson (I28680)
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| 8934 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BERNARD, A.J. Jr (I27725)
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| 8935 | He was an unmarried stone mason boarding with the Olaf Olson family in New Market Twp in the 1910 census. According to the 1961 Scott County plat book, he owned property in Section 5 of New Market Twp. He and his wife Mary lived in New Market Twp in the 1930 census. They had no children. Living with them were her mother, Thea Markuson, an 84 year-old widow, and her sister, Rachel Markuson, a 47 year-old spinster. In the 1940 census, Oscar, Mary, and Rachel lived in the same house in New Market Twp in which they lived in 1935. Oscar was a farmer. | TONSAGER, Oscar (I12683)
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| 8936 | He was an unmarried truck driver living with his parents in Riverside in the 1950 census. | LUND, Richard Hubert (I34332)
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| 8937 | He was arrested in Memphis on July 19, 1930, for driving while intoxicated, drunkenness, reckless driving, and lack of a driver’s license. | RUMERY, Raymond Otto (I2848)
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| 8938 | He was associate director of the National Broadcasting Network, Inc. His obit said that he had been a Burbank resident for 12 years and had previously worked at WDAY-TV in Fargo. He was survived by his wife Nancy, mother Augusta, sister Elizabeth of Van Nuys and brothers Julian, Keith, Rodney, Richard, and Kenneth. | ANDERSON, James Gordon (I20485)
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| 8939 | He was baptized as Jord Otinus Nelson. In the 1940 census, he was a railroad section laborer in Garretson in Minnehaha County, South Dakota. In 1935, he and his wife were living in Minneapolis although they probably weren’t married yet. He was baseball coach for South Sioux Falls High School. Also team manager for the semi-pro South Dakota Red Jackets. In 1956, he and Signe lived at 1020 Tulare in Bakersfield. Jord worked for the Ace Co. He may be the Jord O. Nelson who was president and general manager of Technoid, an automation control company in Long Beach, California, in 1959. | NELSON, Jord Oscar Sr (I28127)
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| 8940 | He was bitten by a rattlesnake in August of 1963 while swimming at Omak Lake. | HAEBERLE, Douglas Lee (I26157)
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